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special dipa,eh to the Baltimore san.
r.o.titutional Amensfsnenf-IhC
'nr .,dcu,'s next Mcnssge-Poinss nc
-, recommend.

"..,xor,x. September 30.--All state
"a the effect that the President mas
h'"N ID his determination to recon-
"""','. .kc ADOPTION of the amendments 10
'1'', |t,n,,itution proposed by Congress are
u .,,.rlv unbranded. He has not sala 10 an!
'"' vas in favor of those amendments.
T"t trne nevertheless, that the President
"''b,d under consideration some o; the
'' >:, "' poinis to be embraced in his next
''" '.,1 message 10 Congress, and some OF
"'''',' ,~ints have been submitted to his
-, There j. good reason for saying
~. NJ Johnson will adhere strictly to
,, ,.n,iry that has characterized his adj
ntraiion. Among other things he will
..,, thai while the Constitution leaves 1t
.,.,p question for the courts whether
.s,I,rv legislation is or is not binding
,lJr States are refused representation,
49,, instrument is distinct and emphatic
-, n, gcuuircmcnt that in the preparation
.,,ujmcutS TO the Constitution NIL the
>r,r> that claim and are willing to excr-
,.,.. III, right shall lie represented.
rar President will insist on the immc-
.,.ir admission of loyal and legally quail
..l representatives from MI the non-rcprc-
,,p,rd States, in order that Congress may
lr enabled to prepare such amendments as
rr roadition of the country demand. lie
r, likewise recommend that when Con-
...r,> i in accordance with this view OF
-. requirements OF the Constitution,
,.ruJmrutS may be prepared adopting the
.tr,tionS ot representation and taxation
,,r.cct the changed condition of the coun-
.,, |, is also understood that the Prcsi-
,s.r, will cmhodN in his message, as a sug-
q, ,non to Congress, the two propositions
T.. amendment submitted last winter in the
.,,.,,rd conversation with Senator Dixon.
ialc,fci and revised copy of the Pre-
.....i> proposition for amendment is here
r..b sent, as follows:
REPRESENTATIVES, shall be apporiioncd
.,.,.- the. several States which may be in
,E.j,i Within this Union according to the
,w.srr OF qualified male voters, as pre-
,...Nti ly each State. Direct taxes shall
y. l,rortimcd among the several States
..m. may be included within this Union
aiding To- the value of all property sub
...;tp taxation in each State. This amend
u.,., ,t,l To take effect until the census of
l,.O >jall have been taken"
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WIN. KNABE 4 CO.,H
w uAsuSAcfsIsss OF
FIRST PREMIUM. GOLD HBDAL.ss W
GRAND. : rnv,o u eouARs'

49, PA N OS.. -
These Inassumsnts having been before Ia pasiis
for the past thirty yssrs, have, spoa their sxssi.
isnss alone, stained IN uSYracRAssD San-RuI.
usxcs that prouoansss tAsn unsquAIls1. fAsiR
ls.s 9fOMS s. 1Eyr FL, ~
combines grsak power riahnass. svsstnsss, snA
ans singing quality, - wall - gSsss purity q
intonstioa saS hasnonioasnsas throsskosa the
entire scale. Their
d plant And elastic, end 10 entirely Tree mon Tie
stiffness found In - nAsy piaAsA vAisA ssses
the pssSoEnsg 70 - sasity kss. q ssls ,lai
.4f -. W0RKMA1eHJP u 40
they ssapes b sxssllsa. Their sstioA b coo.
siSuctsa With care and ssssntton 10 every pant
therein hat shaeastssisss 10 ansst nesAanisD.
None batths bss sSssonsd nstsriAi y 80 atAsiS
psnsfAssufs, AAA hey VIII sess1e ne hesl 1Agss
O. ne sonesys-soom vitA - a ~ ppsiss lpea
lAs saSaiity-snaSss,sS N tAss nsi4Av /; - ~,
sxOg lOR 4 ykA-Du9 l08 xvQ.f, !
An sly ssaass YiAaAs Asys 80 no ipoesgs<
| osaaA Sssls snA ~ AsRfS 5Sstls, ...s.t..s.'
JopMo0n 3 ickx1gDD1GAYH1, Ds's
osls ASsnta los NJ sals q tAs above sslsAso1ol
| Phases, ". -. sSsAss lfnAa d. aissA ssss,S.
hishnsa4s ys. Sssa3tys t4a N0-A
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NEW YORK, October 1.-The steamer Arizona,
from Panama 23d ultimo, has arrived with
81 ,l37 900 in treasure.
An act had passed the Legislature looking
towards the separation of the State from the
General Government. The prospects for its
success are not encouraging. The country is
in a more unsettled and deplorable condition
than ever before. Business OIL the coast is ac-
tive, and cotton growing on the increase. The
return of the Spanish invaders is looked for,
and the patriotism OF the people has received
a fresh and powerful impulse.
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Markets by Telegraph.

New York, October l.-Forenoon.-Gold old
1856. Cotton advancing middling, 4oa43c.
Flour firmer at $lo.l2Qsl6. Wheat quiet at
"a &c. higher. Pork higher !. sales at $500
1880. Lard heavy.
New YORK, October l.-Afternoon.- Gold
closed 1T l47's under rumors of q heavy de.
cline ir bonds in London. Coupons '62, MS;
'6j, 100. Treasures, loo. Carolinas, 64H. Cot.
ton active and advancing; sales. 5000 bales
uplands, 1898; Orleans, 44G4j. Flour higher
At $l2 2O@sl6.25. Wheat 3@jc. better. Porl
heavy at 3o@33. Lard lower. Sugar dull
Coffee 'firmer. Naval stores firm. Turpen'
tine, 6SkG67. Rosin, $4@S9.20.
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THE SOUTHERN CRoPs.-Every day brings
worse and worse reports from the cotton
growing regions, owing to the ravages OF
the caterpillar and the boil worm. In
Central Alabama, in Mississippi, and in
Georgia, it is all the same. 1t is q great
misfortune to have the cotton upon which
so much depended) thus cut off, but the
evil is UNNECESSARILY aggravated by the
damage also inflicted upon corn and other
cereals by prolonged wet weather, blight
&c. We are sorry to add that in Texas
prospects are not any more encouraging
Ne,o York Express.
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EMIGRATION To IlRERIA.-A remarkable

EMIGRATION To LlBERIA.-A remarkable
movement exists among the freedmen in
reference to emigration to the young re-
public of Liberia. There arc applications
from many quarters for passage to Liberia
in November next. OF these $50 are from
Knoxville, Tenn; $50 from Columbia, s.
c.; $50 from Macon, Ga, &c. Even in
this city an unusual spirit of inquiry exists
in regard to cmigrating to Liberia. The
names of more than fifty persons have been
entered at the office of the Pennsylvania
Colonization Society, in Walnut street, who
wish to go Immediately or in the spring.
Philadelphia Bulletin
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
MORNING DISPATCHES.
From, Canada.

QusRxsrowx, September 2s.-The steam.
ships Scotin, from New YORK September 10,
and Virginia, from New York Sepssmber 10.
arrived here to-day and proceeded to Liver
pool. &
TORONTO, q W., September 90 The time for
importing fire. arms and munitions OF war has
been extended to the 18th OF October.
The Executive Council will meet at Quebec
next week.
The Canadian delegation to England to ar
range the details Of the confederation OF the
province will leave early In November. II
VIII include five members Of the Canadian
ministry. ~ -
In the course of October there win be 30, ZOO
breech leaders distributed among the military.
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Race ut Jerome Park-aieneral Dix takes for.
nal possession Of the Naval ODice-Arrest Of
George III. Goddard, Of Arkansas, Confede.
rate Vigilance Committeeman.
NEw York October The third race at
Jerome Park (mile- anda half heat was won
by Richmond. Time, 2.5lh. ..
General Dix took formal possession Of the
Naval Office this morning. The deputies
under Mr.. Odell were sworn in, and are to
remain in their places. a4 g.... H7...#
George H. Goddard, a Confederate Eigi.
lance Committeeman, OF Arkansas, was ar.
rested to-day ut the instance Of w. M. New.
man, Union man, whose property at Gam
den, Ark, was seized in May, 1861, and turned
over to the Confederate Government God.
dard 8 bail was fixed at $4,000. u.- ...
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More Enthusiastically says: "The
sargent Crctans appeal to the United
states I"r mediation in their behalf against
"' lyrannous rule of the Turk. 1t is hut
"'l0Fal that a people struggling against
'PMe,slon, and fighting for their liberties,
,o'i'd LOOK TO the United States for SYM
-aIIy and aid. The former they cannot
']I" command and let us hope that their
"Hr,ai to our Government will not he
maze IN vain. Our national and time
""Uorcd policy forbids our intermcddling
wa" Tie complications of European poll
T u,>' but 1t ought not to prevent us from
'1'o"ing our influence on the side of an
oppressed aud suffering people"
AS between Russia and Poland and as
tween the Confederate States and the
United StateS-for instances.
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EOR SALE OR LEASE, THE To-
BACCO FACTORY on the corner OF Degraw
street and Tiffany place, Brooklyn; 49,,
The unexpired lease NEARLY eight years. ana
The building is 90 by 40 feet Ave stories high
~ feet. with stable, and good yard room. The ma.
chinery ofths mostimproyed pattern, but little used
and as good as new, and Of a capacity for putting
elevator, hydraulic pumps and presses, water, gas
&c :; in fact, q complete establishment; and ior
any one wishing to embark In this business sucn
an opPoi'un''' 'u' L. o. EDWARDS,
se17-lm G5 Front street, New York
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From Montana-Missouri Politics.

ST. LOUIS, September 30.-Forty miners
from Montana arrived at st. Joseph yester-
day, having nearly $l,ooO,ooO Of gold dust in
their possession.
George II. Hall, Conservative nominee for
Congress in the seventh district Of Missouri,
has declined. George A. Hanley has been
nominated in his stead
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AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.
Uncle sam Threatens the T." sick Man.

Uncle sam Threatens the /" sick MAN,
New YORK, October Ia special dispatch
to the Herald, dated London SJtL ultinlo, says:
"In consequence OF 4 difficulty which has
existed for some time past between the United
States Consul At tho island OF Cyprus and the
Turkish authorities, the United States Con-
sui In ConstantiHople, Mr.. L. J. Morris, has
demanded full satisfaction from the Sultan
and his Cabinet. Pending H. e.otiations,
which look serious, Mr.. Morri5 communicated
with Admiral Goldshoroush. AMI the United
States ship Ticonderoga, which has been of
the port of Venice, was sent to Cyprus"
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS an

NEW ADVERTISEMENT am
IN grati6ed in being permitted to publish the
following letter from one so jndicious and dis
criminatIpg as Richard V. Watkins; Esg;, Of Hall
fax, who MS practical and successful planter and
farmer has but few equals and no superior In
Virginia w ,sss
r. D. Bentley, Esq, Richmond:
Dear Sir,-I am indebted TO your kindness Tor a
card describing and recommending your aAnipa,,
lated Guano. have long thought there was not
enough Of the phosPaates In pure PeTuI,Hh 10.
wheat. Your Especial PREPARATION, thlnk, u
the very thing. and have taken some pains 70 re-
You viii please send me Ave tons to South Bos
ton by the Danville railroad.
Very truly, your friend, :, ,y.rprva
The Especial preparation referred to above y
that of the James River Manipulating Company
heretofore advertised, and consists OF ,asS pound
of Peruvian and 1s7 pounds Of Somprero Guant
finely ground and Incorporated, at the price o
eighty dollars per ton OF 1000 ponnds. Inc rsgu
dollars both OF which mixtures can be prompt,
or ID i. b. BENTLEY, Agent.
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TINE PLANTATIONS: IN CHAR.

DINE PLANTATION, IN Ch
authorized by II, q. Richardson. Esq to sell the
E Eaar muSbsEo ACRES RES 81 GSN6 yns
Charlotte county, Va, Just two and a half miles
west Of the keysville depot, on the Richmond and
Danville railroad. There are 300 acres I'm arabic
condition, we'll fenced ana watered, and adapted
to the usual crops OF the section especially to To-
bacco; from IS to loo acres Of which are good BOT,
TOM LAND. Three hundred acres are in original
forest growth Of pine and OAK and goo acres are In
scattering old.held or secondary growth:
The neighborhood Is excellent. Schools and
churches convenient. -.,
The improvements are . large two story and
basement BRICK DWELLING, with nine large
rooms, counting the three basement rooms
BRICK KITCHEN with Ave rooms, q large BRICK
sMoKE-HoUsE. FRAMED 0FFlCE In the yard d
and all the necessary out buildings, In good re-
pair Two large new GARDENS.
Also, a NEW HOUSE eighteen by twenty.seven
feet lust erected on beautiful site, 10 which 10.
TO 400 acres Of the land might be attached and sold
without detriment to the remainder. Also, q
GRIST MILL, with good custom, and ClkCU;
LAR-sAW MILL attached, both In good repair and
on anever-failing stream.
To secure speedy sale, this property Is offered
at A very low price and on liberal terms. Every
facility will be afforded the purchaser for seeding
"a II crops. Apply to w. b. ROBINS,
Real Estate Agent,
ca 90 A 1918 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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PIrs TX. THE GUEST OF ENGLAND.-The
British Government has offered his Holt
ness an asylum in the island of Malta in
case he should feel inclined TO leave the
"etcrnal city,; but latest accounts from
Florence state that much better under.
standing: between the King Of Italy and
the Sovereign Pontiff now exists, and there
is every possibility of an ainicable solution
to the long standing Italian quarrel.
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THE SANDWICH IsLAsDs.-General Nc.
Cook, the new American Minister ct the
Sandwich Islands, has been presented to
the King. Rumars are again rife that the
King shows signs Of breaking down. In
case Of his demise, Queen Emma, who re-
Gently visited this country, will probably
succeed 70 tho throne.
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l., i"sSiLS ~ RED SANDsToNE.-Last Thurs
Y" "S, III a lead mine at Memphis, Tenn,
I, e specimens Of red sandstone were
W. open, and one was found to contain q
r iys'an' human hand, in perfect state OF
r m,,' In other cases, parts of ami
~"a, were found, and one black snake
si,, ne I'VE ieet long, was found, Of the con
'''"Hcy and weight Of the stone.
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GREAT FALL SALE OF -,
GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES. CLOCKS,
81 (, MUSICAL BOXES, E.'a
>sILyERwARE, DRY AND FANCY GOODS,

) I -,.,.4. JEWRLRY. &csSi y IA. ia; lgt.f,.
sA8pAHDALE 4. CO., 70 Main street, are ssesiv.
'nE c q f FINE fEasSGas{yIses Of J.ssor Davis.
and General s Joseph 5ohns SSsl enclosed
In rosewood and. giit frames
so, FRAMED OIL f faifS J 4
i,o0o pairs RALA0RAI.s anA other no0Tnsa-~N-.s
5000 yards EiNE cAssIAEREs, for coats, pants,
together xiih large assortment of rsIADY.
The whole ofths.s, together with the .xhsrvss;
liable goods in the stock will b closed ''ut at q
Parties holding esrtinestss for tAsss n eiss can
The stock for the Yal Sale is d .he po.
sible dsscriPtion,, and consists OF One Gold and
s's. :n S0i IL .as
:sslSi"s Gator; re :Ss aS;; Slh S;sss
cups and 6osisn, Card Csss:s ssimor.I Boots and
Pipes, ,L.di:s GcnpsniSn: Kpsiys.: Btssslst.
ss sscs: sPs - Co., Ii e H. :n a.s :sss
and most f''Ai Gas fR R1;issftStsAlr Ia Il
Great spring Ssis. asdie s iOllor'n: beautifully
sa as :aS pDa Es4
: Ssn. y d = SiS 6
oa s ssn y :u. sss y
s!.s LA%eCys9ssAe4 I ~ 'sos OH DOLLAR
Psitiss ost oitis siS On ssna orders IVA isonsy
b. nail. and nay rely ou.-tAs noss careful and
IssF.s assass . II :; .s.ps ~ WI, -
. Ths sale sssas sasA asy asa. y. M sisasa ~
LAZY Slssts ~ atsspdsnss 10 vsit n tsiise.' y :
80 -, !. y - y f1jT 1 = ..s..
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,.r anh WHEAT CRor IN KASsAs.--A Law
x Iaoe !hansasl dispatch says the yield Of
.,' az ~ That State il enormous. In south
,r ra Kansas It will fully average from TWEEN
Ign TO thirty bushels per acre. Some
the s average upwards Of fifty bushels to
Wa, gre N. Its quality il excellent, and Il
- harvested In fine condition,
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Election Of q Radical Senate

SAN Francisco, September So.-The Port
land, Oregon, dispatch Of last night says that
H. w. Corbett, the Union candidate, has been
elected United States Senator by a strict party
vote of thirty eight to thirty.one.
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Damage done by the Rains I'm Ohio.

CIScISSATI, September 3o.-The Muskin-
gum river was higher on Saturday than since
the great flood of $500 The Central Ohio rail-
road has been broken since Wednesday, and
the crops along the Licking and Muskingum
rivers are seriously damaged.
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AUGUSTA, GA, September 3O.-At a
meeting of the stockholders of the National
Express, held last night, it was resolved to
sustain the company.
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ACAuTloN 70 THOSE WHO PLAY BAIA.-
A young man In Binghsmpton, N. Y, IVES
recently struck With psralysis Of the lower
limbs and q portion Of the pelvic mus.
eles, snppcsed y have been capysd patty
y lyiss on. sl.e lamp lvenad stsf vleisas
|esssciss = - w laylps, 3, ssiss .
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IS IT,, +, PEN JIsIa .rs.Sy aI Male
TRWBRR i7rn 70 JULY Determined TO In:
sure re an ABUNDANCE OF TINE for each elias. and
on class sradu.tinE having .noths. already !y
ssenssd the sssistsnes Of ur. 4. D. CHEsfIR.
NAN, 4. n, an experienced tssshsr; bnt the
Principal will hipsslf DIlxpI. and by exchange
WANT8D, scholars 10 oil up elas.es from IiRSL
BEGINNERS (tle per session. 70 BEGINNERS ~
I LATIN AND ALdAskAt"i 1Y2S p Sysi ease0
An Tim 1at7s PnnsiDsl.
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Reduction Of the Public Debt,

wAsHISGroS, September 2o.-The public
debt statement for September will show are.
duction similar TO that of the last statement
while the coin balance will be found TO have
increased in the same proportion.
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yc CO. LOUIS, September s9.--Latest ad,
lion ~ rom The Plains furnish no confrms-
On I p y. ihe reported Indian depredations
from y I". snd Bis Horn rivers autographed
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We republish the Liverpool cotton mark.

rs follows:
LIVERPOOL, September 2s.-The Brokers' Cir
culur reports that the sales Of cotton for the
week sum up $50, 900 bales; prices considerably
advanced, and mddliug uplands quoted at
l+Ad. sales o.day, $4,000 bales, the market
closing with further advance of 4 penny
per pound; middling uplands, 14&d.; stock,
a., 900 bales below estimate.
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LOUISVILLE, September 3o.-The municipal
and legislative elections to-day resulted In the
choice Of the entire Conservative ticket.
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-AGovernment Official Arrested. a....
New YORK, October LA subordinate Go.
vernment Official name not known, has been
arrested on the charge Of losing $500 in coin
belonging to the Government ut gambling
The gamblers are to be prosecuted for the sum
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DONDS OF THE CITY OF RICH
ID MOND, OLD VIRGINIA. STATE SI0CK, VIZ
ROAD BONDS and STOCK. and other securities
for sale. ,no,v ~
yRRNMENT SECURITIES OF all kinds, and Bill
YER wanted, for which the highest market price
will be paid. vc~yors q,
ali narts on the United States and Canada.
LOANS NEGOTIATED and DEPOSITS BE-
CEIvED on the most fAv9Sabls terms puypaor
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\ PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
4 THE WATT PLoW,

warranted TO do far better work, with one fonrth
less power double ss strong ana 1s - nd 1i
pulyerse the soil and cover mp vegetation far su.
psrior 10 any cuff brace pillow ever yet made tAi Of
which have been invented, formed, and fashioned
Il refer to the following iarpsr. who can testify
iSn g s%iss Colonel s'cIs sssS.S es.Id
Adams, Dr,J. Hewlett, D. W. Hsx.il, Normsnd
smith, P. Woolfolk, \: NedfuSer, q n O. CsIt na
d gorge Booker and others, who are using y sn !,
ssen Il operate. In every case where y ialn u y
come up 10 the warrsntee. VII return me Pie Pic
a George Watt & TO-, at this Old stand.
GEORGE WATT, Pho! ;maksr,
No. lSts franklin street
..AAs u - 81 Richmond, We.
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m RENRIco COUNTY COURT, 9Th

IN HENRICO COUNTY COURT, 9Th
o SspsaDTh omss I. Plssssnts, John Kettles,
John w. Lee, William u. restns an. and George
III Pissssnts ~ . committee, DO requested. TO in-
ytte ma FOR the rebuilding 81 the eourt. house.
With Instructions to have the proposals. and plaa IN
such condition by nsxt court ~ shsl enable ths
ss,. ana 10 eocisseS Tor The work, and tkss he
conf s. nnnnsd On he th asy Of " Dext term
10 SousidsY the said plan and propcsals.
aso 10 WILLIAM FOLKS. 9. g, !
-'o' 81 BUILDING soficI. el'gl.
In punuanes o. The shove order rad ~ ~
Cosniy CeuYt a Hsnriso tkselh day q esDte1hes,
iAsS fosths ysbuildinG Of the sopit- hose q sal1
county, proposals. wiIfbs rsesivSd Tor the bstidsl
Of The sans q NE o1les q John Hetdsst s0ineI
ssvestssplh And proAA stssA,s, who're tAe plan ~
nal yh!eAy tie ssh' day, - odaossn issA y
In: nsl,ag sscassls vim sssi !, fes y
l. 3H011S EESAsAx1s i:sssa y
lnTTTUGs Eau 4 NGEI50 U1-.
IQ-Re3 r)g(pse Ana telis14H ~
IA y / ] ] : ) \ !
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BY Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auetioneers,
Banksrs, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

HALF OF THAT BEAUTIFUL
IL SQUARE ON TIE NORTH SIDE OF GRACE
STREET, EXTENDING FROM PINE To LAURBL
STREET, FOR SALE.-We are authorized TO sell
that beautiful property located az above, having
front Of $50 feet and depth OF ls5 feet to an alley
This Is regarded amongst the handsomest lots in
that improving locality.
Price and terms very reasonable.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERS0N.
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TSTABLISH IN 1886.

W BUTLER, Ro. 3. BUTLER, General Partners.
Francis J. Parker, Special Partner.
BUTLER & SON,
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
CHINA. EARTHENwARE, GLASSWARE, AND
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS,
NEW IKoy-PRoEr Bu1LDIEG,
No. 1907 Eagle Square,
RICHMOND, VA,
have inst received per brig NV. II. Bigelow, and
viii open this month, very large and entirely
new stock OF
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF GOODS
In their line, recently bought 10 person oy our
senior partner upon the best terms OF the manuisc-
turers In Europe, and imported direct to this city
LARGE ADDITIONAL SHIPMENTS
ara now on the way, and will be here during the
fall Our srrang ements In Europe are such ~ VIII
enable us to draw our supply regularly xnd ai'
rectIy from the manufacturers.
Embarking anew In business lie, our senior
would respectfully but confidently appeal to bis
old friends and patrons and the public generally
for their support and encouragement 70 his new
In return, we pledge ourselves
TO SELL OUR GOODS AS Low
as they can be purchased Of any other direct In
southern merchants, hotel keepers, and fami::
lies are cordially invited to examine our goods and
< superior packers employee . CO,
ss Him No. 1907 Main street.
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BANK STATEMENTS.

EIFTH QUARTERLY REPORT or
THE CONDITION OF THE NATIONAL Elk:
CHANGE BANK or RICHMOND, VA, ON THU
MORNING OF THE FIRST MONDAY VI OCTo-
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is. b. Smith, Cashier of the National EXCHANGE
RANK Of Richmond Va do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true, to the best OF my know
ledge and belief. s. b. SMITH, Cashier.
State " Virginia, city Of Richmond:
Sworn to and subscribed before me this lst DAY OF
October. 1865 BENJAMIN b. WBlSlGER:
oc2st Notary Public.