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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Va
LII RLR Farm LA HANOVER Inurr.

COMMISSIONER SALE OF "a
" LUABLR FARM IN HANOVER COUNTY
By virtuelof 4 decree Of the County Court Of Nan,
over rendered on the 10th OF September l.sG /,
the cause Of Saunders rs. Mann Il ats, We iii
TuRDkY the 18th day Of % SeiR"S sI,': on a.
o'clock u. the TRACT OF LAND formerly ib:
residence Of the late Michael G. Jones now oeca.
pied by Ed. T. Mann. IL contains 30 acres Of "a.
luable farming land, and the improvements ara
convenient and very suitable for q large farm.
Terms: One.third cash, the balance al ,iy
twelve, and eighteen months: the purchaser sx.
ecuting bonds with good personal security for II.
deferred payments, to carry interest from date
DAVID J. SAUNDERS c,,..,
CHASTAlN WHITE, ."nilis'iohef''
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~ s:; 81 j ] b ! I 81.
city. Great interests ~ COD ned esinss
them. They must "a tthe bsstle bssveiy,
and never yield 70 the grsH sons Of those
deeply involved A sehstaes lseseile to their
interests. If they sink To- sicep to the
strains Of that song they soiu scaks no moro
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NJ RICHMOND SHOE STORE,
CORNER OF BROAD AND NINTH STREETS.
JACOB COIN
respectfully informs the ladies that he has on
hand, and IL constantly receiving,
LADIES' CATERS 70 neat artielel ct e1.o.
MOROCCO BOOTS 10 neat srticlel ct $50,
and finer grades Of work, from si.s mp TO %; and
makes to order al kinds Of
LADIES' GATHERS AND CALF BOOTS.
Ladies' would do well 10 remember this.
The manufacturing Ii under Mr.. A. II. Davis'i
control, who will use every effort 70 please.
GENTLEAEN'S BOOTS,
AND SHOES,
MADE 70 ORDER. :
,s REPAIRING NEATLY DONE.
Ia 5E E 80 Its
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SPECIAL NoTICE6

SPECIAL NOTICES -,..as
~ DAVENPORT & CO.,
80 STOCK AucfIoNsgRs.
OFFICE oyRR NATIONAL IxcHASos BANK.
Having resumed the business OF STOCK AUG.
TtOMxRe, We srs now prepared 70 ssll
STOCKS. BONDS. AND 0THxR sECuRlTlu
Of every description q auction % DTivatsly, II de-
sirsA. We Will also NEGOTIATE LOANS on ~
vorabls tern. DAVENPORT 3 Co.,
ocliM Stock Auctionesrs.
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NJ ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF HATS AND
MILLINERY GOODS.
A. A. ALLEN,
OF the concern Of A. A. ALLEN b CO., Of Peters.
burg, has opened Q branch Of his HAT RSTAB-
LIsHMENT It No. 1905 Main street, four doors be-
low Pearl or Fourteenth street, Richmond, Va,
and has placed
Mr.. FRANK BINFORD
in charge Of II.
He Is now Offering to city and country merchants
. large and entire fresh stock Of HATS and MIL
LINERY GOODS at as low prices Is they can be
bought North. As these goods have been bought
at the late large auction sales In Brooklyn and
New York for cash. It is reasonable to suppose that
they can be SOLD Low. call from dealers Is
solicited, and It will be proven to them that hats
can be sold here as low IS they can be in New
York. seH-3m
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By Harrison. Goddin q Apperson, Auctioneers'
Bankers, Brokers. and Real Estate Agents.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY SEAT, ~
10 SIDNEY, ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF CHI
STREET, WITH TWENTY ACRES OF HlGHLl
IMPROVED LAND ATTACHED, POR SALE Al
AUCTION the request OF the owner, who r..
sides In Baltimore We shall sell at anction on we
premises, on TT RSDAY next, the 9th October ht:
A a ocl6ck p. NJ, that bsa utiful COUNTRY SEAT
located a. above, now In the occupancy oi NJ;
James W. Allison, containing twenty acres y
four scres each, according to the plan Of sidney,
and the whole well enclosed. The iinprovcihshh
are OF the best character, consisting OF iaiSs
residence, finished In the best ,tyie. with marble
mantels folding door, &c. besides large Kitchen
green.house, stable, carriage. house, &c.
TEENS: One hslf cash balance nj ona ard TWO
years for bonds bearing Interest secured o' :
- HARRISON, GODDIs 4 APPEgsoy,
Oc3 Aueiione"rs.
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By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh stree

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ST..
" vENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND, 0y
THE MECHANlCSvILLE TURNPIKE, TWO
MILES FROM THE CITY, At AUCTl0N.-ln *.
ecution Of q decree OF the Circuit Court Of tue
county Of Henrico entered May "a, l.ss, In the
case OF Schermerhorn. etc, rs. Austin and all,
the undersigned, . commissioner appointed far III.
purpose, will sell ut auction, upon the premises,
on MONDAY, November 5th, at half pasta o clock
p. NJ, II fair, IL not the next lair day thsreai
ter, at the Same hour, the TRACT Or LAND q
which the late EgDont Schernerhorn died seitsi,
lying on the east side OF Mscbaniesville turnpike
short distance beyond the loll'gaie, and adJoln'
ing the lands oil Leonidas Rosser and others.
There are seventy acres, Of which there j. SuTi.
Client portion In woods; and there are several
buildings one Of which can be converted into 4
dwelling. II willSbe sold a. whole or divided, Is
may be deemed beet At The time of sale.
This is q beautiful TRACT OF LAND, ana II
should attract the attention Of persons seeking
such property. :,
TBRMs: One third cash balance at and !!
months for negotiable notes. interest added: The
title to be retained by the court until th- notes aIe
paid. EATON NANCE, Commissioner;
GRrRHs WILLIAMS Auctioneers Oci
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BY 0rubbs williams. Auctionsers.
Northves corner of Main and Eleventh streets

TRUSTEES SALE OF A. DWELL
i ING HOUSE. ON WEST SIDE OF TWEA1l'
In execution of deed Of trust from r. Hall. tru',
tee, to the subscriber, dated 10Th March, ls, and
recorded in Henrico County Court. being thereto
req uested by the creditor secured by saii deed
will sell Of auction, upon the premises, on Ell:
DAY, nth October, at half past ! o'clock p. II
fair, II not, then the next fair day thereafter
at the same hour, the property conveyed By ssli
deed, being BRICK and FRAMBD DWELLING
situated as above stated. containing rooms, Aoi
occupied by Mr.. Tepnille. The lot is 20 by l.! !eet
TO an alley 70 feet wide.
TgRNs Cash sufficient 20 pay expenses Of .Als
and note for 1866 with interest from 18Th sep,
TENDER, 1885 upon credit rs TO s!'I.0 aNiii
goth March, 1867 and the balance upon terms 10 be
made known at the time Of sale.
P.,W. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRCBBs 3 WIBLIAAs, Auctfonecrs ocI
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OPYIcB SOUTHERN FRRrILIzIsa ConPANY,)
RICHMOND, September 20, 1895.
M NOTICE.-Communicstio for this Com
pany left at the once OF Messrs. WILLIAM b.
ISAACS 4 co. will meet with attention.
SO 2j-lm
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By Harrison. 0oddin & Apperson. Aae,,onse,,..
ibanksr, DroksS, and Real Estate Assn,.
By Pilkinton, Pulliam 4 Co., AnelIore,..

Tor SALE AT AUCTION.-We will
!, sell q P1Sliss ape'Sn on SATURDAY ceo.
HOUSE AND LOT now occupied by Gr ps,s,, We
iureron. The hoase has ample room for ,assr.Ll
sized family, with . nice por,eo in from, "a a.
Kitchen, stable, and other out building. ar. -, .as
ple-all In good repair. The lot front, So sas, a
runs hack 100 feet located on the stree, shi
In front Of Samuel ID. Atkinson's, Nanrb",,ns
The garden IL excellent, and has In il rh si
selection Of fruit trees. To be sold wI,hos, 80
serve. 's'
TEENS: 0ne.third cash balance. .jr,y -,
ninety days for negotiable notes, interest sIAsd
trust deed TO secure deferred payments ''4 ;
Iii ths HSi}sRHntn AYb no KITa ann is' TswilI
TURE, complete and In good order. "'''
PILkINTON, PULLIAM eco
OC0 ...# hurtirre.rx
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sH HOME LIFE INSURANCE..
THE RICHMOND SAVINGS BANK AND iAsu
a4 RANCE COMPANY
IL now prepared TO INSURE LIVES on the most
favorable terms. This IL homo company, repre-.
scented BY 10 stoekholdefs-all citizens OF Rich
mond. -.atU f-HtE
The company will issus ANNUAL LIFE POLL
CIEs. II will also issue policies for torn Of years,
payable With or without death.
Call at the once, cornsr Of Main and Twelfth
streets, and procure circular.
otfH 60 JOHN B. DAVIS, President.
JOHN r. C. Pofrs, Secretary. seMu
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~ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
(sAvINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT
ON DEPOSITS.
I. DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
z. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, W. Z. Quarles,
VIM. q. Lyons, Jr., Z. 3. Blanken.
A. Bodeker, B. b. Weisiger, ship,
w. A. spott, Moses Ellyson, J. B. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin-
r. T. Taylor, ]. Rossnbaum, son,
w. E. Binford, J. w. Hall, w. A. Jenkins,
]. 4. Belvin, VIZ. Gray, w. E. Tanner,
r. o. Dudley. Alfred Moses, JIM. Nowlin.
The security offered to depositors is undoubtsd
and the institution should commend itself 10 al
classes.
The attention OF al in city and country II called
to this institution. Here they will ind security
convenience, and profit. Sums Is small as ave
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. int.
rest received on same.
once hours from "a. II. osP. NJ; on Saturday
from A. n. to p. n, and from TO sP.A.
10 la-d&swts
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By &, B. Cook, Auctioneer.

BYE. B. Cook, Auetioneer.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, LAW
I'll BOOKS, &C., AT AUCTION.-TH!S DAT
Monday, sth instant at 10 o'clock, will sell at
my store, corner Governor and Franklin streets,
PHEI0R, CHAMBER, and DINIHa.RooM
FURNITURE,
CARPETS, STOVES, &c.
ALSO,
about sfty volumes STANDARD LAW BOOKS.
oc Sit b. Is. COOh, AncuOneoT.
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.

TEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Lost,
l. on the baseball grounds at Stuart FEyySzl4zi
Hospital, on Saturday afternoon, aiEsSyyr.ISSasa
POCKET BOOK, containing about six ~ y ~
ty dollars In currency and a set Of gold UA-Asxx3s
shirt studs. The finder will receive the above re-
ward by leaving II ut this office. ocs-t
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
~ ON THE EAST SIDE OF ElGHTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL.
STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION; We will sell
at auction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the
10th of October, at a o'clock I; the very con,
yeniently. arranged BRICK DWELLING located
as above described, and now occupied by Mr.. John
Clarke. The house has six rooms, with framed
kitchen with three rooms, and well OF excelient
wator in the ward. The lot has good front, al:
ford ny pretty little yard, and runs back the usual
depth. The house Is in good repair, and IL very
comfortable and conveniently arranged dwelling.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS,
-. Q AuctionesTs.
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FALL And wIHEzR GOODS. vSkt{,
consisting Of ClosAs Csssinsrss. and vsssinss OF
the latest European inpoTtations, and nose sp-
| proved and fsshionsbls styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS Of thu bse make always
on hand. ttf!itti - t1-sm J
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By Harrison, Goddin 4 Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

4 PORTION OF THAT BEAUTIFUL
N FARM CALLED WILMA IN HALIFAX
COUNTY, AT SCOTTSBURG DEPOT, FOR RENT:
At the request OF Mr. John Clark we offer for rent
for one year that portion Of his beautiful estate in
Halifax county, located As above, called WILMA,
embracing the very large and handsome dwelling,
and all the usual out. houses, including fifty acres
OF productive land.
The dwelling is equal to the best In the county,
containing eleven rooms, with marble manteis,
handsomely papered throughout.
To any one wishing TO retire to the country, the
foregoing property presents unusual attractions.
To careful tena mt the rent will be reasonable.
HARRISON, GODDIN APPERSON.
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i! @iEEl !! 4; Il:
S S0H Ts1nsr. fsxsrs' q. GRAND HusiCxi.
0Ll0 b. nis.ee Msldron. AnsfsT Ms!dIcn, ana
Via Hi Us sonssI i raRSt w xd -
Orchsslfs chsim In asss. circle, u dress circle
and orchestra stalls, ia. No extra sass5e ios re
sicsl Rxchsnae and O. the boz once from 70 A. II.
10 IP. H. Tickets for sale Etthe principal hoeela.
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A DMINISrRATORS SALE Or cn
~ VALUABLE PARM AND 60oD WI
LANDS IN CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, SA-mm
DO sold either ON the pssmisss OF A. Gns,r IT,
court. house, on the sTH DAY OF oCToBbk, IN
CksstssaslA Courthouse read, about inree H. M,
and half from Ricsis station, on the re's p,,in
rsiIresd and adjoining the lands o. Moe. Bout Ia
ICRRS: atty acres In open land, balance inof'sn
nal growth. The IAna 10 well adapted 90 =.
growth Of corn, wheat. tobacco, etc. 9o ne gs.
good dwelling With four rooms mas NJ ~. also
eeesaYy out- houses, etc., In good repair hA
8 rood spriug Of water near the house a.. ana
fnSr ,ha Above sale, win b sold 81 w NOD
tins and place about SEVENTY AchA' "
inns OF SALE One third cash balance Nance, ia az.
sad tvslvs months lille retained mil T,is Syg
ueut II Ns2e. hhNhi 1881
O. t4-eodl6ss = =, t 49,
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TWO VERY VALUABLE IRON
D. rs 81 EA M4RE swEs q EEE a0QEB
THiRTERNTH STREETS, FOR RENT.-wo offer
for rent those two Iron front warehouses located
a. above, adjoining the Telegraph ONCE each
has ave floors, and finished In the best manner,
and admirably adapted for Wholesale or large
retail establishment. To good tenants the rent.
will be very reasonable, say ~ 200 for one and
A HARRISON, GoDDIN / APPRRsoN,
oe st Auctioneers
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EOR RENT, VERY LARGE,
a Library or Lodge Hail. thirty by forty feet t.:
in site, with sixteen feet pitch, In the new 49,
building next below the post. office, over K. IL.
ROOMS, suitable for Offices and lodging rooms.
Apply. In same building, to upyov pv.,I
oc div HENRY EAALL.
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SHIPPING.

NOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
E AND RosToN;-PowHATANa.aS1. a
WEEKLY LINE.-Lssves Richmond
ever RDNRSDAY, and SUNDAY. LeAyss Bal,
timors every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
ffFs hs. s,ss%sn sTxT Captain
THonAs TnAygks, viii leave here II O'Clock 4.
ir.iSSt received MONDAY and mp 70 sJoslo,k
p. II. TUESDAY. .s. r.
This steamer has splendid saloons, state .roons.
and passenger accommodations. ~. 'isiCe !
Passage, meals included, -. ga 20
! - - - b. q W. CURRIE,
oc ST Fifteenth street.
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BY Z. J. Clopton,
Auetionee. and Real Estate Agent,

VALUABLE VACANT LoT,
rwEss S M1st ssSs SRASktIS siks1k ~, !;
FOR HALI AT AUCTION ~ will offer for sale =
q hal. psst o'clock p. n, upon the prsmi'e, y,
Gated q above, fronting on Twentieth go ~,
twenty. Ave feet and running back s'Sty-sn ~
me eoa avin se;a o. ~ 'oeSs'o' A~
TsiSs One third eash balance six and tss. ~
months for negotiable notes, interest AddsS, &c
cured By trust deed. =. A. J. CLnp,t 0os:,
oca Aueu0n'
PO6rPOHEMINr.-Thsa above sale Is postpons.ss
mill TU HSDAY the eth instant. Will TAXI pla''
at the hour above named. @ w.
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STRAYED, on Friday evening about
y 4 o'clock, q small red yellow cow He2yE1
with white face. Five dollars reward OWSTRH
will be paid for her delivery to me, or TYW
for any Information that will enable me aR444s
TO get her. JOHN j. SLsDp,
90 s-Ns Stall No. ., New Market.
GAME TO MY HOUSE, onl4vEE
~ the Craighton road, on the 18th Vfx44
large, spreading horns. The owner
viii call and prove property pay charges, and take
her away, or she Will be dealt with according TO
oc 4-A* ELIZABETH HOMES.
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BY Harrison, uoddih Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
DARN, ON THE wEsTHAM
Il PLANK ROAD, FOUR MILES WEST OF
RICHMOND, FOR REHT.-we offer for rent fol
another year the excellent FARM located as above,
s. 8. Myers, containing about eighty acres, with
all the buildings necessary for the use Of mode
oeGst HiaRRisoN. GoDDIN h APPERsoN.
EOR RENT, and immediate posses
e sion given, 4 BRICK DWELLING on
Ninth and Tenth, containing six rooms, III
brick Kitchen with two rooms; gas and water In
the house. The whole premises are In perlee
repair To good tenant the rent will be made
accommodating. E. A. J. CLOPT0N,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,.
No. q Twelfth street,
oc at betHeen Main and franklin.
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THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF
il HOLLYWOOD MEMORIAL BAZAAR will
meet on MONDAY, October sth. q II 4. n IN the
oc sit .fs.
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.rO-PARTNERSHIP.-The under
" signed have this day associated themsslses
fog he q ssInss:s!ns ss.sl auCTI1S
They viii SCH rsai sstass and psssoasi property
Of every description, at public auction % pr.
vgtsly, In the e)ty and adjoining eonneies; rent
and negotiate loans. once, Tor the present, No.
las franklin street. ~. kkEs ~.
Eas..g'I -. JAkSs ,. 00DDM a
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DINE RIDING-HO RSES AND
Il MULES FOR sALE.-0ne pair fine
young MULES, beautiful, well ~
HORSES for sale The horse Is young and hand
some and perhaps the finest riding horse in the
State. Apply at the southwest corner Of Eighth
and Leigh streets. ocs-3t
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT.-Pleasant ROOMS for
E rent ON Grace next door to the corner or -
Twenty sixth street, furnished or unfurnish. e.:D
ed, on moderate terms. oc Sat jul
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STOLEN, October 9th, 1866, large
OZARK BAY HORSE, CART, and HAIR. a
NESS, by man named Adams Mitchell. 80
He was German or Frenchman, who wasAZA
in my employ, on the Deep Run road, three miles
from Richmond. A liberal reward will be paid for
any Information that will lead 70 the recovery OF
the horse, &c. Toe s-lts1 w. H. MITCHELL.
rTEN DOLLARS REWARD.-Strayed
i from my premises, on Thursday lsst17nMvSA
down the back, white belly, and giving
one and half gallons Of milk per day.
The above reward will be given II she Is returned
TO No. GIT Main street, between Sixth and Seventh,
or such information as will lead to her recovery.
Oc 8-fs
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MEETINGS.

THE MEMBERS OF MAN. q
i CHESTER LODGE, No. II, are sum "
lodge at their hall THIS EVENING at O'Clock.
Members Of sister lodges ond transient brethren
In good standing fraternaly invited 70 attend.
By order OF the Wofshipful Haster.
oc 8-lt Z. II. TALLY, eecretarY.
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HOTELS AND BOARDINa-HOUsEs

NOTICE.-The partnership heretofore
IN existing between Hn. POWELL Mrs. I'D.
DINS Is this day dissolved BY mutual consent,
ms. HARRIET POWELL,
MRs NARY 4. EDDINs. !,
Mrs POWELL having purchased the interest Of
Mrs. Eddns, will Be piss:sd 70 see her friends and
east Main street, between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets oc 8-6tt
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A sHLAND HOTEL-Having leased
assures those Who may favor Elm VIA sSsis q.
tEonsss that they VIII have no cause 70 rssretit
srounds, vel. fnrnishsd hossl and solssSss. and
sbundantIy supplied table, render Il attrsstvs 70
all. and equal 10 any sstAbIishmsnt In the STATE.
Terms moderate f sE9@
Regular boardsrs are provided with nee tisksts.
ReHeshpsnp fuyniahsd balls end parties,
suEb !. WOLFE, Propsiseos.
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~ loHN q. slaA1R ! -,
.snIxoHAH1 1kIIoHs.
Ss.i rzsAsass Bsalllas. ysGlssasA street..
iSIoHxo1p. VA,

d respectfully ask attention 70 their nav sap
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CIRCULATION OF THE CITY PRESS.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA KLHOrIoN,

In view of the great importance Of the issues
at stake, all eyes are now turned towards
Pennsylvania in solicitude as to the result of
her coming Stale election. We understand
that the Information received here within the
last twenty -four hours, from the best sources
OF political information In that State, is most
hopeful for the success of the National Union
party in the coming election. Not only does
the election Of Clymer by a decided majority
seem an assured fact, but what Is of more
national importance. there is good prospect of
reversing the political complexion of the Con-
gressional delegation of that State.
The present delegation stands 16 Radicals 10
CONSERVATIVES. There is no doubt from the
admission, even OF the Radicals themselves,
that this preponderance on their part will be
much reduced, and we'll informed politicians.
not apt to be over sanguine, aver that the fag.
ures will be fully reversed.
A Conservative victory in Pennsylvania, as
eyerybodS knows, will be echoed by one in
New York, and as go these great States so 90
the Union
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FREEDMEN's AFrAIRs TN kraruoKy

Major Gen. jeff y. Davis has forwarded IN
the Commissioner of the Freedmen's Bureau a
report Of the Inspector in Chief of the Bureau
in the State Of Kentucky concerning ITS opera.
tons In that district within the last three
months. On the subject Of labor, the Inspector
says that about ninety five per cent Of the
freedmen are industriously employed, whilst
the remainder seem to prefer a life of vagrancy
and idleness. Agents are directed to take
charge of all these last, find employment for
them, and compel them TO work, thus giving
them to understand that they will not be per.
mitted to live upon the thrifty ana industrious
Of their race
The inspector reports that in the southern
and western portions of the State strong oppo-
sitlen is manifested against the efforts made for
the elevation and education of the blacks At
Glasgow, Bowling Green, Paducah and Mount
Sterling, this opposition has been shown in
outrages upon the schools. and has resulted in
some injury to the cause. Preparations are
making however, by the Off GERS Of the Bureau
to reopen such schools as have been discon-
tinued by force.
The prompt arrests Of these offenders recently
made, under the provisions of General Orders
No A, Headquarters Armies of the United
States, have had a very beneficial effect