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INFORMATION OF A CONFEDERATE SOLDIER
WANTED.-The postmaster Of this city on
yesterday received a letter from Mr..
Aaron d. Peterson, of Lewis county, West
Virginia, in which anxious inquiries are
made concerning the whereabouts or fate
of his son, Samuel T. Peterson, Confede-
rate soldier, who was wounded in one of
the battles around Petersburg on the I'd of
April, 1865. If any one who reads this
article knows anything of him, we hope
they will so far regard the feelings Of hui
manity as to communicate the intelligence
either through Postmaster Greene, or di-
rectly to Mr.. Peterson. His address is
"Big Skin Creek, Lewis county, West
Virginia. "-PeterSbvg Express, 18th.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
,opour. op THE TOBACCO MARKET.

REPORT OF THE TOBACCO MARKET.
" TOBACCO EXCHANGE,
RIcHNoxD, Va, October IL, 1865.
Our breaks continue small; prices continue
TO advance on all dark desirable working ana
shipping tobacco. Below we give the trans
actions Of to-day: q
Fifty hogsheads and twenty-o boxes
opened seventy sold, as follows Lugs, COM
nor to medium working and shipping, $50 to
s8h Tugs, good working and shipping, " to
IS; leaf, common to medium working and
shipping, IS to SO; leaf. good working and
shipping, SI3 to $50; leaf, fine working and
shipping, SIS to ga; manufacturing, medium
to fine, SIS to $50; manufacturing, extra, $50
to go fancy wrapper, good to fine new, $50 to
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Georgia Affairs-Murder OF Freed
man. &c.

AUGUSTA, GA, October ia freed
man was shot and killed in Columbia
county last night. The affair originated
from difficulty with white man, which
the freedman reported to General Tillson,
who advised him to seek redress from the
civil authorities. Last night party of
white men surrounded his house and mur-
dered him whilst attempting to escape.
The citizens are indignant at the outrage.
A military force has been sent to arrest the
perpetrators.
Several jayhawkers have been arrested
in Newton county by the military. =
A slight frost has been experienced in
this vicinity. The weather is favorable
for the cotton crop, which is looking bet
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BoY Ten YEARS OLD SHOOTS A

A BoY Ten YEARS OLD SHOOTS A
DRUNKEN MADNAN.-tast Thursday, James
Burpole, citizen of Ballard county, living
about ten miles from Hullville, opposite
this city, became Infatuated by liquor and
demeaned himself in an outrageous man
ner. Mounting his horse, he galloped fu
riously along the road, attempting to ride
down the people he met. Visiting the
farms Of several Of his neighbors, he made
repeated efforts to ride into the houses;
and in one or two instances insulted wo-
men by using violence upon them, fright
ening them from their homes. Finally, as
he was passing along the highway, he met
a son of Mr.. Kit Tyrell, aged about ten
years, and attempted to ride over him.
The boy had a shotgun upon his shoulder,
having been in the woods hunting. He
avoided the horses hoofs several times,
and at length fired upon the mailman who
was riding him. Tho shot took effect,
breaking Burpole's arm and wounding him
severely in the side. He fell to the ground,
and was picked up by some of the citizens
residing in the ncighborhood, who properly
cared for him. His life is despaired of, but
he may recover.-cairo Democrat, Octo-
Der G,
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MURDER IN RocKBRIDGE COUNTY.-We
regret to learn that Mr.. l.. Ballou, residing
near Buchanan, was shot in his own house
on Sunday night last, and has since died
from the injuries received. The full par
ticulars Of the affair have not been re-
ceived, but our informant states that an
attempt was made to rob his house by q
large party of desperadoes, believed to be
headed by man named Hughes, who has
long been o terror to the community. The
perpetrators of the unprovoked crime have
not been arrested, but we understand
large party are in pursuit Of them,
Lynohbug Nesns, l7M. .rf ra ~ g.u5r
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW YORK MARKETS, WEDNESDAY.
New York, October l7.-Cotton firmer; quo
tations nominal. Fiour steadier. Wheat frm:
Corn l@2c better. Pork frmer. Lard ana
whisky quiet
New YoHK,T October l7.-Afternoon. -doid'
l4sb. United States fiyes, ia. Cotton heavy;
sales 900 bales ut 4l@43c. Flour steady safes
$50 barrels southern, $l9@sl6.So. Wheat l02c.
better. Corn 2@3c. better. Oats lc. higher.
Pork firm with sales Of 1900 barrels; mess
az. l2 Lard lower. Whisky qniet. sugar
firm. Coffee steady. Molasses flrmer. Spirits
turpentine, 7O@72. Rosin, S4.2aGss.O.
-" MONEY! MARKET.
New York, October 17.-Gold, l4sEs. Ex-
change higher-losA.
j NEW ORLEANS MARKETS, TUESDAY.
NEW ORLEANS, October l6.-Cotton STEADY /;
prices unchanged. White corn, o. superfne
flour, sla. 25. Pork, $3.50. Lard, lsG2c.
Gold, l47h.
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TEE CATHOLIC PLKNARY O0UNcft.-Ihie
conversation H pfolasessis stifl IN session,
sitting daily, iu' SIX or seven committees,
at the archiepscopal mansion on Charles
street. Tomorrow will be held the fourth
public session IN the Cathedral, with ap.
propfiate religious ceremonies. Last eve
ming the ediiicc was filed with large and
attentive congregation TO listen 70 On elo-
quent sermon by the Right Rev. DR.. Wood,
Bishop of Philadelphia, on the lnfallibility
of the Church. Tonight the sermon is
announced to be delivered by the Very
Rev. Isaac Thomas Hecker, Of New York,
his subject being "The Triumph Of the
Church, Father Hecker Is the Superior
of the Paullsts, and Is said to be an ex.
ceedingly able and eloquent pulpit orator.
Mcssrs. Bcndann Brothers have been re-
markably successful In taking photo
graph of all the Catholic Bishops at pre-
sent attending the Plenary Council. The
picture was obtained as the bishops stood
on the front steps of the western portion Of
the Cathedral on Monday, the prelates
standing in ranks one above the other as 70
afford an unobstructed likeness Of each.
The building forms fine background re-
lief for the figures Of the reverend assem-
bly,. The picture will no doubt become
historical, and the demand for Il cannot
fail to be large among the denomination
represented by the bishops.-Sun, 17h.
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- Hepab1teon MceyB ~ NV NsA
/. Nsw Yoax, October le.-Ths Tiwes Of 70.
day, speaking Of the Radical Republican meet.
ing at the Cooper Institute last night, says II
was very successful. The hall was crowded
till scarcely foot Of standing room was left
unoccupied. Five or six thousand people
gathered about the outside stands. The prin.
cipai addresses were delivered by Hon. Hanni.
bal Hamlin, ex.vice. President Of the United
States, and Senator Wilson, Of Massachusetts,
II was q noticeable feature OF the assembiags
that the more radical the utterances OF these
Radical orators the greater the
applause and enthusiasm OF the crowd.
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The Evening Star-MOre of the Vic-
f a"- TINS.

SAVANNAH, October ia private letter
from Mayport Mills, Florida, says that
Gouldsby, the second mate Of the Evening
Star, had arrived there, having left tho
steamer with a boat-load of ladies. All
but two were lost before getting near shore.
In landing. the latter were lost; one named
Annie, from Rhode Island, and the latter
Rosa Howard, of New York. Both became
insane from want and starvation. The bo-
dies were washed ashore. That Of the lat
ter was nearly devoured by sharks, The
mate is barely alive.ts,s ,,'ss ~ - 'i4S s.
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BUyrALo, Oetobcral6.-The Commercial
of this city has intelligence that theSsfA-
mans made an organized attempt to cross
Niagara river ct LewistOwn last Saturday
evening, to burn thssfllage Of Queenstown
and blow UP, Brooks mountain, but the
attempt was prevented by information thai
the Canadians were ready TO reesigs then.
The whole thing 10 doubtless canard.
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Special dispatch to the Baltimore Sun.
W. Stanton Asy<a to be Relieved,

WASHINGTON, October l6.-I am enabled
to say, upon high authority, that Hon. Ed
win nj. Stanton has, in writing, requested
the President to relieve him of his position
as Secretary of War, and that Mr.. Stanton
will be sent to Spain as Minister of the
United States, in place of Hon. John r.
Hale. Lieutenant General Sherman will
he requested to assume the duties Of the
War, Department as acting Secretary Of
War. 'aes r
The japanese Priaces, accompanied by
their interpreter and guide, Mr.. elephant,
of Boston, arrived in this city to-day.
They will spend few days sightseeing in
the capital. te,s1: .s .9
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The MEXICAN minister Dsub.s.

WAsHfxerox, October 1e.-The Mexican
Minister here doubts the reported victories Of
Meta over Escobedo At Monterey, assigning a.
a reason tina, accounts from the city Of Mexico
TO the 3oth uitimo represented Mejia TO be ut
that place, and that therefore It was impossi-
BILE for him to have marched 500 miles and
achieved the victory between that time ana
the date Of the alleged victory.
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GENERAL BEAuREaARD IN WASHINGTON
TIE LADIES KISS HIN.-It will afford the
southern "rebelS" much satisfaction to
read the following outburst Of indigna-
ton: s s.
To the Editor Of the Chronicle:
On Monday night, at Walls Opera
House, was given dramatic performance
for the benefit Of the "Southern Aid So
ciety." Prominent amongst the specta-
tors was General Beauregard, who occu-
pied private box. When he made his
exit at tn end of the play it was enough
to make all loyal folks blush to see the
sympathizcrs crowding around him,
graspfng his hand, yet red with the blood
of our brothers. Some ladies went so far
as to kiss him. Please make an item Of
this for the public to ponder over.
One VINO WAS THERE.
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denomination or General Banks.
Bosrox, October l6.-General Banks was 70.
nominated to-day for Congress BY the Repuo.
licans Of the Sixth district on the first ballot.
General Banks had l4l votes out OF las. The
nomination was declared unanimous. .rs-
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"eine % Indnee Pfee4nsen %
lmnDxrate. s's 90. 5

f,o,o ha :, oRLEAss, October. ia circular
Cow. Me State Department advises the
i ud"aa' that schemes are on foot to-
f1rsia. Tie freedmen TO immigfste to-
sur,sa gu Countries, especially to Peru, aad
b. ~ that legal and moral mcam may
upon a 70 prevent them bsiAg imposed
es,sss sssss3 rs "
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Radicals. Conservatives.

The losses and gains in these States are
equal, compared with the previous cleo
ton. Two United States Senators, how
ever, have been gained by the Radicals
one in Oregon and another in Pennsylvania.
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Nomination for Congress.

ALBANY, N. Y, October l6.-The Demo-
cratic and Conservative Congressional Con-
ven ton for this (Fourteenth) district nomina-
ted to-day the Hon. John '. L. Pruyn as their
candidate for Congress.
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The Quebec Sufferers.

QUEBEC, October Is.-At meeting called to
devise means of relief for the sufferers from
the late fire, $4,000 were subscribed. A trea.
surer was appointed to receive further contri-
buttons. The number Of lives lost Is known TO
be six; the number Of houses burnt, $500.
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The synod Of. sKentiasky RerUdlates
4 the Southern General Assembly.

LOUISVILLE, October 15.-The Synod Of
Kentucky, which has been in session at
Henderson during the past week. has ds,
.cided the case regarding the Loulsvllie
Presbytery = pinety members sns-
taiDing the Louisville Presbytery, ana ntty-
ssyen sndorsing the General Assembly.
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Meeting OF the Conservative Committee to Col.
lect Evidence against the Baltimore foiice
Commissioners.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE committee ap.
point ted by the Conservative Convention last
night to collect evidence against the police
commissioners meet this evening, preparatory
to resenting the matter formally to Governor
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NOMINATIONS FOR CONGRESS IN New
YoRK.-In the Fifth district portion of
the Democratic Union party have nomi-
mated John Morrissey for Congress. Hon.
James Brooks has been nominated in the
Eighth district. Aft.
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Fire I'm New York.

NEW YORK, October l7.-Three large stores
on West and Washington streets were burned
last night. One of them was filled with COT
ton. Loss, $3oo, 900.
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Rl.ctinns I'm Omaha.

OxAHA, October IT, The official returns
from the Territory are nearly complete. Ihey
show Republican majority OF between ""
and 700. In the Legislature there are over
thirty Republicaus. ~ NJ.
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srlIKs THAT .BASsss -rDsnviHS so Oh
the world greeting = BiS RifhsS ND
little Petersburg &nosshsrsp - thss con,
test. lDanyilia. heats tina world Or shish
nricsx ar tobeocAs M ID Mad 44s6n1
fthe former Eentlemsn one OF the KIM OF
Neal. Leigh @ Co, or Richmond tobacco
inspectors and auctonesrs sold 2 10y ~ g
leaf tobacco for George Cardweh, OF TINS
countu on last Saturday, ct clsoen ha'sdSed
and fftv-fpe dollars per hundred! 1t wan
bought by Mr.. David Ayres, Of this town.
Danvitk TINES, 17M. En- 80 !, az
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VALENTINE q FRANKLIN,
1905 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA.

Merchants Of Virgins, North Carolina, and
FRESH AND DESIRABLE GOODS, such ~ Buck
Gloves and Gsuntlets, Merino Gloves and Gsunt-
lets, Fancy WOODEN Goods. Hoods, sontags,
Hose and Half Hose and full stock OF N TloNS,
such - Belts and Beltings, Combs, Spool Cotton,
Threads and BLK Suspsnders and Perfumery,
everything in the NOTION AND FANCY GOODS
LINE, and at prices a. Low AS ANY NORTH
RRN MARKET. In.
Orders respectfully solicited-they will be
promptly and faithfully executed. -
MANN 3. VALENTINE,
oc lots P. A. FRANKLIN. -.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
From Mexico-The Liberals Sanguine or
Success.

New YoRK, October IA private letter
dated Monterey, September 9th, from Major
General Lew Wallace, has been received by
prominent merchant of this city. The Libe-
rails were sanguine of success, and were con-
tinually receiving munitions of war. They
were obtaining, rs they advanced, the neces'
sary funds for carrying on the war. Al the
time Of writing the French were relfeauhg
instead of advancing.
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The Cholera In Chicago.
CHICAGO, October l6.-There were thirty-two
cases of cholera and eight deaths to-day.
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Mr.. NesssiI, chisf snginesE at the Cos.
mort g fYisinia) sinhxy.yatds hasl ten1efsd
his rsalS a ne sssEssAfy q. tns
NAVY IS S.sassss s'sss ,sa,ss- Sss-sfHss.A y !
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

Important IT True Good News
WASHINGTON, October l7.-There seems 70 Do
no doubt that Stanton will soon retire from
the War Department and that Lieutenant
General Sherman will succeed, at least for
time. as acting Secretary Of War.
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To the Editor of the Chronicle -:

THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONs.-The
representatives to the Fortieth Congress,
as far as chosen, are politically divided as
follows:
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NEW GOODS JUST R1CEIyED At
IN No. lsos Nsii street cal snS lee sss thsn :.
,oc lo.-nf, Fsfc MssshAnt Taller 900 Cloeslss.
lTINDERSHIRTS AND DKAWENs,
~ FOR WINTER yxAR.-Ccld wessnsr -
kud, and warns us all TO change or uncsayrs -
with the weather, to avoid sickness. I'll nnc ~
anime our fall assortment Of UnDKkshlhIo sno
DRAWEkS, embracing all quAlities and siisss
=" s8T WILLIAM IRA Smith CVsx
EADi READ!i er~ .ss .,E
and receive wholesome advice where to buy your
CLOTHING FOB MEN. YOUTHS. AND BOYS,
GHNrLExEN's PURNIsHINa GOODS.
cheaper than any other house In the city.
The only thing necessary to convince you win DO
to call ut
I. GREEN TREES,
u sil BROAD STREET GOLD No. III,
yFrwIEs EIoHrH AxD NrxrH srRxrrs,
- .ollt - h. al

BETWEEN EIaHrH ASp NfxrH STREETS,
here he il selling goods at the following prices
ID .a PANTS
Good Casinet Pants at Sl.7s,
Extra Casinet Pants from - to -,
Good Cashmere Pants st t3.2s TO ",
Prime Cashmere Pants from ~ tots
Good Black Pants at &3.7s,.
Fine Black Pants st $4.H,
Fine Black Doeskin Pants at $50 70 tls.
VESTS.
Casinet Vests at 81,
Cashmere Vests from 92.so to ~,
Black Cloth Vests at@s,
Black Silk Vests ct 93.W,
Fancy Silk Vests ct &3.7s,
Black Cotton velvet Vests at %.
Fancy silk-velvst Vests from ts.sotot7.
r COATS. E .:i
Casinet Coats at $3.50, s..
Black Casinet Coats ct $3.50,
Black Cashmere Coats atS7,
Pine Black Cloth Sacks from % TO sls.
Cashmere Coats from - to IS,
Fine Cashmere Coats from % to 9ls,
Black Frock Coats at % and -,
Fine Black Cloth Coats from elf to Us.
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
A full assortment, and at al prices.
CASHMERE SUITS.
Atwood Suits at Sla,
Casinet Suits dark color at$ll,
Atwood Cashmere Suits at SIS,
Silk.mixed Cashmere Suits at tl9,
Fine Silk mixed Cashmere Suits from 9ls TO $9s,
Light Cashmere tHarrison) at 80.
Brown Cashmere Suits at $40,
Fine French Cashmere Suits from $2f to 4as,
Black Suits at all prices.
SHIRTS.
Undershirts at 90 cents,
Gray Undershirts at 81,
White Undershirts at from 81 to %,
Fine All-wool Undershirts at 42.2s to ",
Red Flannel Shirts at $l.75,
Red Flannel Drawers at 3l.7s,
White Shirts ats,
White Shirts from 81 IS to $3.50,
Fine Shirts at from 81. so to $3.50,
Jeans Drawers at Is cents,
Fine Jeans Drawers at from 81 to$l.7S,
Calico Shirts ut $l.26,
Ruled bosom Shirts at e2.25,
Cashmere Shirts, . full stock, from u to u.
', HANDKERCHIEPS.
White Handkerchief at 20 cents,
Linen Handksrchisfs ct 30 cents,
Fine Linen Handkerchiefs at 20 cents,
Silk Handkerchief from 81 TO $l.75.
81. COLLARS.
Goldsmith's Glazed at rs cents, .."
A. F. Grsy's at 80 cents,
Genuine Gray's at IS cents. ....
Gray's Standing Collars at % cents,
Linen Collars from 10 to Is cents.
sCARFs AND NECK-TIEs.
A full supply, .. all prices.
SUSPENDERs.
suspenders for IS cents to 81 pair.
Fine White suspsnders at IS cents.
@-- HATS. 49,.
Wool Hats at Is cents, ...
Fur Hats from 81 30 to Is.
Ihave also all the late FASHIONABLE HATS .
ii prices.
full stock Of UMBRELLAS and VALISES, ant
1 PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES. Don't forge
he store OF I. GREENTRRR, \
sll Broad street fold No. LII,
oc a-lm between Eighth and Ninth.
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. HAxaIHo M PRoxY.--Neaf tfe cnd o.
September . uuFacrsr was hssgod TN Ght.
caro-, and on the night before the lsneine
5 woman applied. 70 the ,jailof Tor toc
privilege Of bsias hAn6sA T. tae @usdss-.
rsqus9 - pteb tbstShs W. unhssp&'
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Il
NEW GOODS, NEW GOODS. tzls !
Jss received W express and stsansr,
y 4 LARas AND COMPLETE srocK OF !
Il DIR GOODS. NOTIONS. &ss, &C.. -
to BE- sold very .ehsspa at
90 BloAD sraasr. coaIsR or SIXTH. 800
vsRY FINE SOFT YrHlsHED EMPRESS CLOTH.
HANDSOME 1fauRRD EHPgEss CLOTH. n,
STRIPED IHPREss CLOTH,
ALL WOOL DELAIsEs, PLAIN AND FIGURED.
in great variety; ID gp .1asa
xgRraos, VARIOUS coLoRs AND QUALITY;
ropIlSs. AIpAcAs, and I. great variety Of other
DRESS GOODS. .-. 1
avery fall iins Of goods for gentlemen, consisting Of
cAssIMEREs, PLAIN AND FANCY;
BLACK AND CoLoRED CLOTHS. II
.ssaYEs /.
UNDERyHSTS, for ladies and children; /,
HOOP SKIRTS in great variety, and direct nom
the manufactory; therefore am enabled to sell
them very cheap. !. ,..9c'
Ihops my prices win convince my patrons thstI
am sndsavoring to make Ito their interest to buy
Of mo. w. r. POLK, !.
ocls SO Broad street, corner Sixth.
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No Change In the President rs 10 his Restora'
ton Policy.

WAsHIsaroS, October H.-There is no pro-
bability whatever that the President VIII
change his present position as to his restora-
ton policy, as some of the newspapers have
.intimatsd.
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PROPOSALS.
0s1Icl o. m isoIII.l Q, IA cttL !

~ = OFFICE OF nm tyoiSIIl or fHs CtfLl
rt ~ s}'GG sFd l0st0bse 18TH ieae.SS :
TvO BRICKLAYBR0 AND sBRIOK~.
j NAHIll VII u ISseiysa 8 Ne
ss: : 1e s1sss. y; O sAsiJR pS
0YsHsssnikf YaA lpsroais 4kA slzssE 5A.e. fQ
~ n sssh q Hsaa 49, ssasss. ssps.s
ess q s ssti'ES aid is s's'shlas Is -
vi PI.. Ana az &. 2as s,
cssssSy infosxStion With lSge.d 70 Ne worn o.
I'M Com loo ssS 81 SHes1 reserve he riShtto
rejsss sny Of III o. the ~ for the abqys yusk
D cIasfef ne cossa' city q ha nins;
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HT1NUTAcruHEb AND sM6KINd
i.soe po1nS y ltsx Paid EN0KIEG TOBACCO. /.
$50 payers ,EAQKlNa TOBACCO
a., 40 IN "a aloeo. . 9sf RI. WHlTkl :
= Seventeenth nsar Main,
q ~ nssx - PowW & McPhsil's d,ug 49,.
nOCK IELAND WOOLEN MILLS.
III Thia ven. known mandatory ID In fun ope.
rstiod, ros eishtssn pears these goods have beea
calming No}Ay gspptaston and giytnx satsslees
Non 81 the merehaug END consumer, For ALE 81
sAS'- fsg's-SS fzLHkR, HARrSd0K . Col -,
80 ~ u.s. & Aaenks hers. rsarts cath stee6e.
hO0RNDALN CEMENT.-!1,6 500 befA
[ II, ~ IlH6H poGEupxLH OgnekS, ~ -
lils' Nsv 'saAlas - tim 4 ,sose
istsAssqe I p~1s ssssaA -
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u,oMATo CATs1JP. We have On CON,
~ Iiknhsnt 6pe TIE sosntty espssioe .nta1
's.i9e. ~ sles sssAs y s fS,2 4
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ID BOILING PICKETT desires to
Is now engaged in the CLOTHING BUSINESS, ut III
Main street, where can always be found one Of the
largest and best selected STOCKS OF GOODS ever
offsred in this market. The stock consists OF
MEMS, BOYS, and CHILDRBN's READY:MADE
CLOTHING, FURNISHING GOODS, WHITE
SHIRTS, and such other articles ~ are usually
found in o nBt class house . no
q. 9its liz Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-18

II B. SPENCE, AGENT,
IL. MERCHANT TAILOR AND CLOTHlkR,
OLD STAND,
No. 1900 Main street, corner Of Thirteenth,
.- RICHMOND, VA.
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES, and yESTIEGS
always ON hand, and made TO- order In the pess
.....rs /. style. s
Has also on hand stock Of
READY MADE GLOTHIN6
of his own manufacture.
,. GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
= in endless variety.
SHIRTS MADE TO ORDER AT SHORT NOTICE.
: A call solicited before purchasing elsewhere.
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