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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-03

Butler AND HIS GANG" Imagine"
said Mr.. Hoffman, of New York, in re-
cent speech at Buffalo, "Imagine Thad.
Stevens as President, Parson Brownlow as
Secretary OF War, Ben. Butler as Secrc-
tary of the Treasury, Henry ]. Raymond
AS Secretary of State, James Gordon Ben
nett as Minister to England, and the travel
ling troupe who are now perambulating the
country as members of Congress. With
such rulers what would your securities be
worth? [Voice-Butler would steal them
ALL You hear what my friend in the au-
dience says. ] make it a point never to
contradict sensible remark. [Great
laughter.]
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By the Commissioners Appointed by the Legisls.
ture of South Carolina to sell the State Works.

BY the JOmmlsslOHers appointed ny the LeSsA-
ture of South Carolina TO sell the State Works.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF MA
pRi MtT iT THS TSPks If
WEDNESDAY, 18th October, 1890. consisting Of
- Steam Engines, one twenty i've and one
I" forty horse power:
Hand Lathes, Wood Turning Lsthes.
Drilling Machines, Punching Machines,
Tiip Hammers and FORCES, Steam Ham.
Smiths longs. Smiths Hammers, shafting,
Screw Cutting Machines,
Wire Drawing Machines,
Morticing Machines,
Bell o W., Machine. Blowers. Portable
All descriptions of Gum Machinery.
Wood and Iron Planning Machines,
Circular Saws,
Leather Betting, Rubber Belting,
Fi&sks, Patterns, Drills,
Punches, Wrenches,
Several hundred gross Iron and Brass
Wood Screws,
900 dozen Files and Rasps,
2, 500 pounds Cast and Spring steel,
1900 pounds swedes and American Iron,
500 cords cords Pine HTe" Wood, Coke,
Brass and Iron Trimmings and Filings,
56Eair WINDOW Mind. ,s sashss s,,.us WAGON w,ss,s
Plsncs, Augcrs, Braces, and Bits,
Stoves and Pipe, Fire Brick,
and numberless other articles. 800
All these are in large numbers and quantities,
and constitute n stock Of machinery, &c, such rs
l. seldom offered.
A Gaia logue Of sixteen pages has been printed,
containing II general description Of the stock,
which may be had on application by mail to the
Secretary.
TERMS: Cash, or note of sixty days, with ap-
proved security, bearing interest ut option Of pur.
chaser.
For further information, applyto
C. J. ELF0RD,
Secretary to Commissioners Of State Works.
40 I2-lay5w Greenvilie, s. &.
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TROUBLE IN THE RADICAL CAMP.-The
State Convention Of the Radical party in
New York undertook to abolish all the
then existing local organizations of the
party in that State, and provided for the
election Of new ones-such rs central COM
mittees, working committees, etc. In New
York city the old committee ct headquar.
sers' with the aid Of the police, kept the
new body out Of the house, and passed
resolutions declaring themselves the regu-
lar COMMITTEES, and expelling such men,
Ders OF their body a. had taken sides with
the disorganizsrs.
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coma cousoliaa lion Question.

The speaking at the City Hall ON Mon
a.v nigh. upon the subject Of cons"lida-
ton was mere desultory fight Of the
..;rmish lines, The regular struggle open
cd in force yesterday morning before the
BOARD Of Public Of Works, in compliance
9Th the invitation given to the advcraries
Nv the Board. In consideration OF the
,eneral interest felt in the question, We
devote much space this morning to re-
nort Of the two leading speeches, together
With that Of Governor PEIRroINr In open
ing the meeting.
The Governor was clear and explicit in
developing his opinions, and the speeches
Of Messrs. GoopE, Of Norfolk, and STA.
PIES, of Montgomery, were characterized
by that skill in debate and force Of logic
for which they are both distinguished.
Mr.. STAPLES, in his remarks yesterday,
very fairly complained of the want Of ex-
plicitness in the exposition Of the plan
of " consolidation" Of the three railroads
from Norfolk to the Tennessee line. Details
are withheld from US generalities alone are
presented. 1t Is not proposed to consoil-
date tho interests Of these three roads.
1t is only proposed to consolidate as to the
management. To have one executive head
instead Of three. To substitute the one
man power for the distributed power. 1t
will strike every thinking man at once that
to consolidate the management Of three
such concerns without consolidating their
interests is difficult. The management
would probably come into conflict with the
interests Of some Of them, and thus wouldw we
have repeated the old scene and consequence
Of the "house divided against ITSELF" The
matter is now practical one, inasmuch as
It is now under discussion before the Board
Of Public Works. We may venture to
suggest that it would likely be against the
opinion of the people fthe State to inaugu-
rate system involving SO much until the
practical operation Of the scheme has been
more fully explained in detail, and its adj
vantages more satisfactorily shown. We
are constrained to doubt whether the pre-
sent Board of Public Works, composed as
1t is of gentlemen of honesty, integrity,
and business qualifications, will undertake
to appoint State proxies for the approach
ing meeting of the stockholders of the
Virginia and Tennessee Railroad Compa-
ny with instructions to vote for the con-
solidation, or who are pledged or known
supporters Of the scheme. Let the State
proxies 60 to that meeting uninstructed
and uncommitted. Especially should the
Board of Public Works pursue this course
when they bear in mind that they hold
their places not by any positive expression
of the Legislature or the people putting
them there, but by the failure of the Le-
gslature to provide by law for the electing
Of members of the Board of Public Works.
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CARD.
NEW RICHMOND THEATRE, !
SeDfeInbar ~. 1855.


Nxssas. DUPPIELD h WALDR0N, Managers OF
the above Theatre, beg most respectfully to In
form ths public that they intend TO conduct II as
place for the representation of hrst-clsss drama
lie and musical enterta inments only, Of MORAL,
INTELLECTUAL, and AM USING CHARACTER;
and to this end have made srrangements to
open this evening with the OPERA TROUPE:
whichrwill be succeeded BY the highly talented
and versatile QUEEN SISTERS, or THEsPlAN
cess 10 fssl, and whose performances, Grammatical
and musical, have been received with unbounded
appreciation by crowded audiences, and the most
fatterng encomiums OF the press In al the princi
A talented and highly respectable company has
been engaged, and several OF the most prominent
stars will appear during the season. Mr.. Rich:
ings's excellent ENGLISH OPERA Troupe will
shortly appear also, Mr.. J. E. McD0NOUGH, who
viii produce Bourcicaults Arrah ma Poeue,"
and his new drama, (now running with immense
success in London,) being It's first representation
In America.
expense to render the New Richmond Theatre
RI RST- CT ASS establishment In all arrangements
of both stage and auditorium.
ICE WATER will be always accessible, and the
Refreshment Saloons will be supplied with the best
that IAN be procured. CIT
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TOMMISSION ER'S SALE OF
~ EIGHT BUILDING LOTS, IN ADAMS Val.
LEY NEAR TO THE WORKSHOPS OF THE VIE
cree of the Hastings Court If the city II k!rh.
mond pronounced on the esth of September 10
In the case OF Bigelow against Nesbit and Other, |
shall as commissioner thereby appointed. prrrnt
TURDAY the 9TH October. isi5, At l O'Clock 7 "
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS, located A. above. r
which the late Robert Sesbit di"d seized lnr
fronting each thirty three feet on 10. east sif -
Valley street. and four Of them fronting thgr,y
three feet on the est line OF what j. .upIu. 10 hs
Federal street, and all Of them running back &
feet.
Terms: One fourth cash balance At three. .,g
and nine months for NEGOTIABLE" notes. inter b,
added and title retained until the whole ,t.,.
chase money Is paid and Conveyance ordered By
the court. JOHN -. >TEGER.
oc2 Commissioner
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BY Grubbs Il Williams, Auctioneer,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh street,

nESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
~ on CANAL BETWEEN FIRST AND SECOND
STREETS. FOR SALEA AUCTION ON THUS.
DAY the lth October, ut q o clock T.. w.".l!
sell upon the premises the hanisnm' bsl,h
DWELLING on the north side II Canal street. be,
tween First and Second streets, recently occupied
by q. u. Miles. II contains ten Tc"Ins, VI rA
kitchen with two rooms, brick stahl" and carrH-''
house with gas ana wafer on the premises ma
lot fronts IN rty -four feet and run, back about cue
hundred and fifty feet 20 au afty.
This II = desirable piece OF property, and com'"'
nient to the business portion u the city. i"''rs'
sion given at once.
TERMS: One fourth cash balance at six, tW"lva
and eighteen months, with interest negotiable
notes secured by trust deed
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
sa2s Auct0nerTs.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Aafu0"'''''
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Es!aIe aSs"''

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF E ~
~ yAtUABLE REAL estate; Ia ah he or
cult cour, OF Richmond, apPoin'ei IN, c..s
pronounced ON the 18th OF August, lseS, ID 'a
OF Kinnisrd against kinniard's executor, :
shall sell ut public auction, on me pih = O,,g.
the order advertised, on FRIDAY the Sh - -. III.
lowing VALUABLE REAL ESTATE eelsnshs!
the estate OF the late James Kinniard, deS'
i. That TRULY VALUABLE LOT on r .hS S,:
side OF Main between Twelfth and Ia a, Is,l
streets, fronting twenty -four feet, ruhnins re- 8
the depth Of said lot. say about iiV ies'
:. rha. VALUABLE BRICK rENsAsSi a.!
the north side OF Main between Seventeen (
Eighteenth streets, adjoining The srsf, ,xtag.
Nessrs william Taylor q Son, fronnnk -, II
seven and . quarter feet, running osek .i,,sr
feet 70 Walnut alley, and now occupied o'
VACANT LOT 1t Rockets. on the ;,ssa u.
Of Pear, between Main aud Cary street. -, =!
sixty .ons feet, running back about h' "'"
'is,.E sns hHs Sss k;i. ~ Ior
west corner Of Broad and Eighteenth Wv
which stand several framed buildings. :, xn.
s. That certain LOT on the north va, n,h ,,.ts;',
shall between Sixteenth and ssyenlest rvsGo.
With several framed tsnsmsnn us N he IL. -.
shH ati i cH Tor IA 80 ID lie Plan de- =.
city. Win "a ola brick tenement thereof
Ing The LAncsstsrtan school Icy. valley, hcs!
=, sns ~. y is.. on III s.laI ID
fsans Ons.fourth eash balance pe,e,
twelve and eighteen months for ss, All The Pai
interest added, and title retained unai - order!
chase money be paid and sen'sS'A''
soBERr 3: Howisos. comni..i0s'''
90 g -.
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BYE. B. Cook, Auctioneer,
corner Of Governor and Franklin streets.


EXTENSIVE SALE OF TWENTY.
Ia NINE BUILDINGS, CONTAINING $1,000
FEBT OF LUMBER AND $50, OoO BRICKS. SASH.
LEAD PIPE. BAKE OVEN, BATH APPARATUS,
&c, At AUCTION.-On THURSDAY, Ossnurr
4th I will sell at 10 o'clock A. NJ, nj he "u.i
Fair Grounds" head Of Main ,rrest all he
BUILDINGS within the said enclosure, consisting
Of
20 BUILDINGS. Of different dimensions:
ALARGE QUANTITY Of LEAD PIPE,
BAKE OVEN and APPARATUS, complete,
BATH HOUSE, with WATER ApPARAIU>
complete
STOVES,
3LARGE CAULDR0Ns,
The Buildings are all In eXeellen condition h..
ing shingled In the best manner and furnished
with SASH Of the best quality.
The Chimneys and Ovens are built Of Tue bet
brick.
We suppose there are $50, 600 feet # BEST LIN.
Der and i5o, goo BRICKS In said buildings.
To contractors and others wanting such MAE.
rails rare opportunity is Offered.
se2g L. Il. COOK. AGcti0nerr
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AMJJSEMENTS,

NEW RICHMOND THEATRE.
N DUFPIELD b wALDRON. MANAaERs.
Engag ement Of the celebrated QUEEN SISTERS
fT I'll EVENING. October 4th, 1898, viii Be
performed Tobin's comedy, the HONEYMOON
Mis- Ianrs, Miss Fanny, Miss Della, and Andrew
Wa1dIoa. MUSICAL OLTO. Queen Sisters, An
srew WaIdron, &c, &c. To conclude with the
ianghabie farce LOVE IN ALL CORNERS.
ouseu Sisters, Andrew Waldron, &c.
Doors open at quarter past overture at !
o'clock. Seats can be secured At Davies, Musical
exchange and box Office from "a. N. hllAP n.
Tickets Tor sale at the principal hotels.
Particular attention Ia called to the following :
The Dress Circle has been rsarranged, and com:
Portable chairs and more space Will now be found
~ a. w. "a rcyna, seats 90 at
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BY Grubbs i Williams. AuetIoneer..
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh .,,,,..
CEDAR PARK.-THIS VAIJ..prr

CEDAR PARK.-THIS VALrARIr
" FARM OF 37a ACRES, WITH FINE ~
PROyEMENTs, At P0wHATAN sTATmy ~ ~
TIE RICHMOND AND DANNILLE Rail EntTHn
FOR SALE AT AgCTlON.-At the requr,l ., 81.
owner We will sell at auction, on the lrem.,.. w.
MONDAY, October sth, AT II o'ciock ", the ; ,pv
known as "CEDAR PARK" formerly ownsg -
Dr.. X. N. Hudson, situated AS above.
1t contains 3a3 acrcs-Z0o cleared tho baI,rr. ..
oak, pine, and cedar. 90
The improvements are an excellent dwcflr,
with eight rooms, large barn, stable f,r ars.aa
horses, large kitchen, quarters, large and t.nry
corn-crib, smoke-honse, snd schoOl.hou A.
a fine young orchard.
II Is rarely that so desirable a farm il offered T. ,
sale, being good land, with good improvsraa,,.
and at station on the railroad only Iwenty M -
munication with Richmond twice DAY
Terms: Liberal and made known on day Of .,ls
GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS
oc 2-tds Aurtiupso,.
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By Rogers, Riddick b Co., Auctioneers,
Nos. Is and 20 Fifteenth street, between
Main and Cary streets.

4 UCTION, AUCTION. AUCTION
N We will offer at auction on WEDNESDAY
me- the I'd instant at our warerooms, Nos. 10 and
90 Fifteenth street, commencing at IL o'clock, the
following desirable GROCERIES, PROVISIONS,
Is hoSsheads BACON SIDES and SHOULDERS,
hogsh ads PLAIN HAMS,
tiercss DRIED BEEF,
10 hogsheads PORTO Rico SUGAR,
20 barrels REFINED SUGARS,
, 10 barrels CUT LOAF SUGAR,
20 barrels MERCHANTS SYRUP,
20 sacks RIO COFFEE,
10 sacks OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA COFFEE,
% pockets CEYLON COFFEE,
30 quarter chests IMPERIAL TEA,
100 boxes and half boxes ADAMANTlNE CAN
10 boxes SLrMEYER's CANDLES,
100 barrels EXTRA and SUPERFLNE FLOUR,
lss s safss F EssFE skET DAIRY CHEESE,
IS barrels Nos and 2MACKEREL,
loo one: third barrels POTOMAC CLIPPED
100 gross aasoN''s BACKING,
10 barrels PROOF WHISKY,
casks FRENCH BRANDY,
so cases and baskets CHAMPAGNE,
25 kegs 81 CARB. SODA,
so cases CLARET.
ALSO,
BRooMs, BUCKETS, TUBS, q
MATCHES,
TWINE, CORDS,
BRUSHES, &c, &c.
ROGERS, RIDDIcK 4 CO.,
Auctioueers.
T. W. KgEsEE, Salesman. oc
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COMMERCIAL EXCHANGE, PETERsBuRG.-
Our Petersburg correspondent gives an
interesting account of the opening Of the
Commercial Exchange yesterday. A box
of tobacco sold for SLIPS per 100 pounds
Our tobacco men must beat that.
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ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE, DANyILLE.-
Our Danville correspondent informs us
that this institution has resumed opera
tions under the most gratifying circum-
stances. There are about fifty bcardcrs
and large number Of day pupils. Mcssrs.
LAKE l. REINuART, the very efficient prln-
cipals, deserve to succeed, and We are glad
to see that the public agree with us.
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GREELEY says that ANDREW JOHNSON |,
1t present tho chief patron and protector
Of the crime Of counterfeiting because he
does not allow coupterfsitsrs 10 be hung.
We have for some tms counsslled him 70
execute tho law upon tho Radicals.
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we assure our friend Of the Rockingham
..s9's'1 That IN theory We agree entirely in
'oe opinions he expresses a. to the ,.crsd
ness Of the liberty Of the press. Our r..
marks On the subject were addressed ad
hOrnine,n, w
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.

A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE
n for renewal Of script for TEN SHARES
RICHMON ND PETERSBURG RAILROAD COM
PANY STOCK number and date not rsmemberedl
in the nahe Of John A. Lancaster i Son, agents
for Mrs. Jane l.. Lncke. which was destroyed in
the IRE of the Sd of April, lsG5.
an 3l-law9m LANCASTER 4 co.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ application will be made for the renewal lcf q
lost CERTIFICATE for TWO SHARES or STOCK
I'm the Richmond and Liverpool Packet Company
Sc IlElaw2m CHARLES NJ. FRY s co.
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UNION STATION, in the suburbs of this
city, has declared in favor Of introducing
the laity into the councils of the Episcopal
Methodist Church, but against changing
the name from Methodist Episcopal Church,
South
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AUCTION sALrs-THis DAY.
BY 0rutbs 1 willisns, Auetionssrs,
Northvset corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

T,RA0F OF ONE HUNDRED AND
CENTRAL ROAD. TWO NILES PROM RICH.
HOND, FOR sALH Ar AUCTION lon WEDNEs:
DAY, October J. lses At II o'clock we will sell
ut auction, upon the premises, . TRACT or LAND
located as above, adjoining The land. OF b: w.
thirds IL In order for cultivation and well adapted
to the growth OF vegetables. The. remainder can
be easily gotten up. The location Is healthy, and
neigh borhood good, with q grist and bone mill
near by. II will be sold I'm three lots IL desired.
Persons In want OF good market farm near the
city IT moderate cost should attend the sale.
Terms: At sale.
BY request Of Thomas L Plsasants, substituted
trustee. 0RUBBS & WILLIAMS,
SEQ AuctiOneera
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Appenon, AuciionerE',
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
Terry BEAUTIFUL BRICK AND

VERY BEAUTIFUL BRICK AND
Y MAsTIC FAMILY Residents, Ar Thf
SOUTHWEST CORNER OF EIGHTH AND Lhi"n
STREETS, OPPOSITE sTHE REslDEA.h> ,,'
MAJOR WILLIAM ALLEN AND THOMAS p"
MCCANCE, FOR SALE AT AUCTION M y"s.
b. Watkins, expecting to remove 10 ~
building. now nearly completed, has au,h"f go
us 10 sell at public auction, on THURsDAi' ',."
Der 4th, ls.s, at halt. past O'Clock = NJ The Peg
tiful RESIDENCE located ~ above, no" 10 ~
occupancy. The LOT fronts twenty.folr peg ~
Leigh street, running back about l?5 feet 10 VIZ
paved alley. The Improvements, which are t,a''
new and In perfect order, consist Of aysry Lett
tful THREE-ST0RY BRICK TENEMENT, hh.' a
somey faced with mastic, and ornsnentri WIN IT,"
ratings, balcony, and iron vindnw-cAis, '.n'A,
ing ten rooms, besides closets, bathrooms, &c a.
supplied with gas and water. There is a'ot ~
or back building, connected by rear pnheo wa
\ private stairway entering this aud ne a,'
building, containing two chamber, VIA a's
places, two servants rooms kitchen, WitA ~
complete, and hot and cold water, and Isah,t5
There Is on the premises an excellent tItA sA'
and carriage house, with feed room above. r,.
The neighborhood is unsurpassed. and inc ~, -
ton most elevated and attractive. bens sa,io..,,
by several large gardens. 4 residence so 'es'N'
In all respects Is rarely In market. ,.,s.,
Terms One. third cash balance al ioah 60. ~.
and twelve months for negotiable notes, VIII ''''
rest added secured by 4 trust deed. ,,,sgx
HARRISON, GoDDlS y APPsHso',
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REAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT ~
Sss sSssSss s:iss g & HlsssI
4 VCIion AT the request OF the owner, go
premises, on TUESDAY next, ,Ss on isnSs, r,a On ~
M y clock ?. ~, tina. beantifai COUSTRys..n
ioested - shove. now in the occupancy ~ af
LINE es W. AisP9. sontsining twenty .ers. ~ :,
four acres each, according 70 the plan o} snee'n
and the whole yell enclosed. The improra..h.T
are Of the best eharsctsr, consisting 81 !, %T.ha
residence, finished In the best style, with Gs,
msntes. folding doors, &c, besides large i,aN'a
green house, stable, carriage. house, &c. Asa,
TERNs: One half cash balance al ON. ,,.,
years for bonds bearing interest, secur,s ,fo
trust deed. gt
HARRISON. GoDDrN L AppERsoy
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BY 3. A. ]. Clonfor


VA 70 BILE VACANT Lot
TWEEN GRACE AND TRANKLIy s rRyvss
FOR SALE At AuGTI0N.-Iwi will Offer for .s'. :.
.pi.iGn on sATTsbAY 18th day ?. October ~
Gated a. above, fronting on Twentieth ~, -,
twenty FIVE feet and running back .xty.si, re-
The convenience OF its location make, Il
for private residence. ''''''.
TBkMs: ne-third cash balance .tx .nt,,r
months for negotiable notes, Interest a. .Sr.
cured by trust deed. z. A. J CLOPI0y :"
Oc3
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DIED.,

On October Cd, JAMES WANDER, In the forty.
seventh year of his age.
His funeral will take place at the residence Of
his brother In. law, JohnP Tyler, corner Of Mar
shall and Henry streets, THIS MORNING at II
o'clock. o6 .s.. ..
Fredericksburg papers please copy. i.'..
Suddenly at his residence, in this city, on satur-
day the 18th ultimo, Ut O'Clock, Mr. A. H.
H0UCHINS. in the forty third year Of his age,
leaving an afecttonate wife and ave children to
mourn their irreparable loss.
"Eone knew him but to love him, none named
him but In prsise."
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FALL OPENING FOR 1866,
ATT. sTEENBoCK 4 CO.'S.

U
ATT. STEENBOCK & CO.'S.
In Announcing to the public our FALL OPEN
ING for 1855 we desire To express our grateful APP
probation of the very liberal patronage thus fal
extended 10 our house, and to return our thanks
for that generous encouragement which has re-
wardcd our enterprise and been an incentive tC
more vigorous efforts on part to meet the pub.
lie wants In the presentation OF goods OF our own
DIRECT IMPORTATION, and from the first hands
of the original manufacturers of Europe and Anne.
rica.
Our senior partner has spent the whole year In
Europe ana perfected the most complete arrange
ments for the reception Of the earliest invoices oil
ELEGANT AND SEASoNABLE GOODS,
so that we shall always be in advance OF other
houses purchasing of importers, and offering only
small selections thus made, which may be enume-
rated In the limited space OF an ordinary advertise
ment. but which becomes impossible In tho grades,
character, and
GREAT VARIETY OF OUR EXTENSIVE STOCK,
which We pledge ourselves shall always embrace
FULL LINES OF GOODS
in every department We are now opening in
FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS:
yALENTIA,
SERAPHiNE STRIPES,
IMPERIAL STRIPES,
FRENCH P0PLlNS,
Double width IRISH POPLISS,
An wool EMPRESS CLOTHS,
PLAIN, C0LORED, and FIGURED AL
PACAS,
Very pretty FRENCH MERINOS,
FRENCH M0USELlNES, &c :, DC.
OUR SILK DEPARTMENT:
Elegant BLACK GROS DLYONs,
GROS D'APRIC,
eros DECCOSSE, and ITALIAN and other
superior SILKS,
BLACK FIGURED SILKS, very handsome
BLACK DOTTED and STRIPED SILKS,
WHITE POULT DE SOLE, superior quality.
With a special desire TO meet the wants OF
MISSES AND CHILDREN.
We have imported some chaste, small figured.
ALL WOOL DgLAINES,
PLAIN, STRIPED. and CHECKED MERINos,
POPLINS AND PoPLlNETTS, charming styles
SCOTCH PLAlDS, &C., &c.
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Anetion""rs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

GENERAL BEAUTIFUL BUILDING
- LOTS, IN MANCHESTER. on ALLEN AND
BARNEY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION -
will be sold st auction, on Tia" premise. ~
THURSDAY the 4th Of October, I,sS, A. l. o'cu,k
NJ, part OF LOT No. ?ls, and the whole of L"l,
on Allen street and the latter les feet on BArn~t
street, cornering on Porter strcet-to b. DIVIDED
into lots 10 suit bidders These are beautiful "'',
and should attract the attention Of capitalists ""i
others.
Terms: One third cash balance at tire" and
six months for negotiable notes, Interest added,
sec ured by q trust deed
az ~ HAhKISON G0DDIN & APPBESON