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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-05
BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

VALUABLE LOT, ON FOURTH
y STREET, BETWEEN LElGH AND JACKSON
STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUCTION. by the re-
Charles L. Hobson, we will sell upon the premises
on MONDAY the sth Of November, at hslf,psst
O'Clock p. NJ, LOT OF GROUND, WIN Ifsmca
street between Leigh and Jackson streets, com
mencing nfty feet south OF Jackson street, fronting
fifty feet and running back l.o Feet 10 an alley
Terms: One-third cash, balance at aud 8
trnst GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS,
mol Auctiopeers.
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English Composition and Rhetoric. By
ALEXANDER Balm, NJ. A, professor Of
logic in the University Of Aberdeen.
New York: D. APPLETON & Co.
This very useful text book has been re-
vised and carefully reprinted by the Ame-
rican publishers. For sale by WooDHoUsE
& PARHAN.
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LOUIS NApoLEoN.-This sagacious En-
peror, according to latest cable news, is
still taking part in the game Of national
politics, Notwithstanding recent cable
message to the New York Tribune, that he
was in articulo morris. The Tribune ex-
plains: the Emperor "kas been in bad
hoolth -
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BY Grubbs & Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF Sc
~ vENTY ACRES OF yALuABhE LAND; % OK y
MILES FROM THE CITY, AT AUCTION OK.
ecution of a decree of the Circuit Court OF the
county of Henrico entered May "a, 1865, In the
case OF Schermerhorn, etc, %. Austin and ais,
the undersigned, a commissioner appointed for the
purpose, viii sell at auction, upon the premises,
on MONDAY, November 5th, at half past o'clock
p NJ, If fair, If not the next fair day thersaf.
ter at the same hour, the TRACT OF LAND Of
which the late EgmoDt Schermerhorn died seized,
lying on the east side Of Mechanicsville turnpike
short distance beyond the toll. gate, and adJoin.
ing the lands OF Leonidas Rosser and others.
There are seventy acres, of which there is sun !:
Client portion In woods; and there are several
buildings one Of which can be converted into .
dwelling II will he sold az whole or divided, AZ
NAV be deemed best at the time Of sale.
This Is a beautiful TRACT OF LAND, and 1t
should attract the attention Of persons seeking
TEENS: One.third cash balance at and IL
months for negotiable notes. interest added the
title to be retained by the cogrt until the notes are
paid. hAIoN saNn, Sonh'''' 90
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The official organ replies to the threat
ening article of the New York Evening
Post, ably arguing the questions involved
in the Presidents restoration policy. 1t
says Congress and South Carolina are
equally guilty of violations Of the Consti-
tutou
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TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL rs.

TRUSTEES SALE OF REAL ES.
l. TATE ON RICHMOND HILL. In execution q
deed of trust from Burnham Davis to the sub.
scriber, dated October 1855, and recorded In Hen.
rico County Cont, being thereto directed by the
creditor secured, will sell the property conveyed
In said deed at auction, upon tho premises. On
THURSDAY, Hh November. commencing a. y
clock Z. NJ, IL fair; not, then on the next far
day thereafter at the same hour.
fhe property 10 be sold consists or
/ Lot, with q large BRICK DWELLING
tn erson tnow occupied by said Davis, on scCla
side Of N street between Thirty second and Thirty.
third streets; % by los feet.
.. A LOT adjoining the above on the west. froH,.
ing 100 feet on south side Of street, running back
ls5fest on east line of Thirty. second street
.. ALSO. the HALF-ACRB LOT fronting ls fee,
on north side OF street, running back les feet "a
east line OF Thirty second street.
TERMS: Sufficient in cash to pay the expenses O!
sale and q bond for sl, 500 with interest thsreoa
from It'll October, lsss, and note for SSsS - with
interest from 7th October, 1866; credit 20 tssi
until It'll October 1857 further credit as to $40 !.
until 7lh October. 1865 and the residue upon terG'
OF payment to be made known ~ the time OF sale.
p. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRVBBs 4 WILLIAMS, Auciioneers. oc3
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By James u. Taylor, Auctioneer,
Office opposite Spotswood Hotel.

VALUABLE PROPERTY ON
Y BROAD STREET ADJOINING THE ARR.
CAN CHgRCH, WITH 4 BRICK AND Iu ERAME
Will be sold on MONDAY the 5th day Of Novem-
ber 1906, on the premises, at o clock T. NJ the
valuable LOT on the north side OF Broad street
Broad street, which will be divided into two lots
of 30 feet each and running back Isl feet. On one
eight rooms.
and eighteen months for negotiable notes, interest
added. and secured by q decd OF trust.
NOS JAMES II. TAYLOR, Auctioneer.
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AUCTION SALES yUTupy M.

AOOIlOM DALES-fUTURE nav
>~-~----- al.
b. Harrison, Goddin 3 hyperion, Aue,on.....,>
bAntssss Brokers, snA Real Esss,s Ar.r,.
GALE AT AUCTION or BIoonr,
~ H0k9kS, CkEHl10E HORSES. nTrs I'D
Ikk, IlNE CARRIAGE AND HIRy,a AT.
Hu0OkS. &c. kc.-Ws shall sell Al 49, NO
hixs stable, In tho city OF Richmond. On ttiynns
DhI, Noyembss the 18th, 1865, Commence. -. -
streets. tbs following valuable sy,,s "a T.hG
brought from ths farm recently ovnsd 70 b
French Consul At AmeIis Counbouse, VII. " u,
hms BLObDED MAZE ana b.. nyasS,
/ other BLO0DEp MARE, N'
WORK HORSES,
s HridH Cows and tire. CALVES,
sassiisat c AkRIAan. SHAFT, ana por,
S SssS e u s Ne ! nSssss' win superior Ris
. sxcellen. B600IES snd HARNESS
The foregoing property 10 we'll worthy he ,,..
ton o. tposs who are In want OF really ys!uss1.
The Carriage and Buggiss srs nearly nav
TERxs: -Four month"; credit for appror.1
dorsed negotiable paper, or i've per cent d!s.ss,.
HARRISON. eoDDIE / APpERsoy
49, Auclionsen
two very superior cHRRraats asa r His ssss
both Of superior quality, and one equsl Ia -.
finest In the city. They are being sold oo, sA'
cause the owners have no use for them. ! D.
rS.1' aiss sHsSsi ooDDIs ! AppxRso,
hO5 Aucllons.r.
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By Isbell L Davis.
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
opposite Spotswood Hotel.

TRUSTEES SALE OF STOCK OF
GOODS, GROCERIES, LIQUORS, Sc.-By yI,,
tue Of deed OF trust executed by Yarbro1gh 4
Co., dated 9sth day OF September. lsss, and r..
corded In the Clerks Office OF Richmond Hu.,ir.,
Court, will proceed to sell on TUESDAY III. t'I
day OF November, 1856, commencing at 10 o'eotk
A ", at the store Of said Ysrbrough < Co, o.
Henry street between Clay and Catharin. s,re.p
their entire stock Of GOODS, GROCERIES, Ii.
QUORS, &c, consisting Of
SUGAR, crushed and brown;
COFFEE, FLOUR, TOBACCO,
WATER BUCKETS, BR0OMS,
BLACKiNG, JARS, CANDY,
SODA, GROUND PEPPER, STARCH,
SOAP, BACON, LARD,
WHISKY, MAtKEREf, AOLAsSEs,
COUNTER SCALES, &C., &c.
Tlexs Cash. JAMES TEMPLEhAN,
Trustee
IssBLL 4 DAVIS, Auctoneers. mol
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By 0rubbs I Williams. Auetionesn,
Northw west corner Main and Eleventh st,..,.

GALE OF THREE TRACTS or
~ LAND, ABOUT SIX MILES NORTH OF p,cu
SALE At AUCTtON.-0n FRIDAY, Eh Now
Der, commencing at o'cioekP. N we will al
a. the store Of George Gardner, at the head a n.
PORTY and ON HALF ACRES on North Rua
Just beyond the church, on the PIT road, saoinin.
wsldrop, Darracott, and Walker. All OF IN n. H.
"SiYTRTM hTp ~ quis neAsy.
between the PIT road and the turnpike, sdIoiain.
the land OF James Hills estate
SiXTY-SEVES ACRES adjoining the Br,ek
House tract, on the Mountain road All Of thi, /,
wood land. =
This sale should attract persons seeking SEAL
trac IL at low prices.
Terms: Made very accommodating.
nos GRUBBS 4 WILLIAMS, Auetionssr,
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THAyE FORsALE COUNTER FIX,
TURN s.itAhlc :fos hsoksn, ssaksn 81,
~ - y..WATI fGIlEk, Hass bsslsp, Dc. !. =,
: ,no.s,s 81 s,4 10. y Thirtsenth trsst.
COCKS -Seventy-Ave pairs COUN-
So31I,knlf Es0Cxe N Heei, - re ~ 81 !
'ss,,ys irYyy rs.sa n ..isss III III ssSssss ata
sI0010 I61Nbs 81 ~ :.
HlsazR 90.
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DIED.

AT Columbus, Ga, on the es,h utimo, OWEN
ment Georgia volunteers, Army of Northern vir.
sih'a. 't tfT - gEFE
On Yesterday morning al % O'Clock, In the TWEEN.
y.ninth year Of his age, HENRY J. MILLER, son
OF Henry and Nagdalena Miller.
The friends Of the family are requested to attend
his funeral at 81. Peters Cathedral at 10 o'clock
THIS MORNING.
AT the residence OF DR.. B. Richards, in King
Willism county, Va, after short nlness, on the
DRANR, Of this city. 3.
Ills funeral win take place TO-DAY November
sth) from St. James church ct hslf.psst 10 o'clock.
The friends Of the family and those Of his brother,
Dr.. r. II Deane, are respectfully invited to At.
tend s.. A
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF

IN THE ONE HUNDRED AND sEyESfY.
NINTH REGIMENT VIRGINIA MlLlrh;-H
giment, aud TO assemble the men for the parIo"
OF enrolment and electiny company oiheers To-
regiment embraces all persons between sisn.''S5
R aaS morn east OFT Of Tenth Street. '
The boundaries ofths company districts ATE
Yini Company.-Aeross the city. between r'n'S
Second Company. the city. betvs'E
Twelfth and Fourteenth streets v,-,,
Third Company MAe e,r the ei'y' o0'~es"''"
Fourth Company. the city, between ~
tenth ana Sixteenth streets ,.u ,.,x.,s
r,h Go ans .t p, MaAA
Sixth Company. South OF Marshall, bs''e''
Sixteenth and Eighteenth streets ,.,...,
Seventh Company Across the city, oe'"'''
Eighteenth and Twentieth streets, ,...
Eighth Company. the city, ps'"''
Twentieth and Twenty third streets. 49,.
Ninth Compsny.-Across The cuy, os"''
Twenty third and Twenty sixth streets, N ATE,
The men IL The several company districts ""
assemble at the following tines and pieces
yIr, Company ~ A the City Hail. November
'' Second ass company "A. the City Hail. November
TSiIa esSpsa s. A, the r'r'' Market so''"'''
BE-. nG T. Tsss tS CT yosAlcei '' y..,,,
Iihh csng,n n!; the Fir't Market S0'''''
sissh { esSpssslit!S Pint Market s0r'n'"
seventh Company a the First Market S0''A'
Der .. 1855, ut O'clock p, u. ,..., xoyeu.
Eighth Company .-Atths First hafheS
Der !, isss, at O clock p. 4. Nat, AM
Ninth Company.-At the corner Of ~, - a. |,
Twenty second streets, November v N"'
Tenth Company the corner 81 hau /
Twenty.sseond strests, November ', w.
. s'0e. : yySHs 3 D4HEE9sEErH,l Conductors.
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a. z. BALDwtH, Formerly journalist Il
Hichmond. W., = On the STAG dsioaol
Sbfbsw. q ~. ,s,s
- ssss HI 1an1e 06edea s16satH shAs donht-
- lpasbassnl : sl6sI,s IN, o. my 4 =
Wstl y abas
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uRY GCOu4 Go. !

noINGg AT LEVY BROIHERgt
DoN .rhr.s h ts5s a. c Dof
superior Irish Linen q &C. bersgs, ISf sssyv
Soc. real French w0ve Cotses. 81 Eisrn.I fufl
yard wide, at SOC. One bundled persons we're sup;
Piled with those handsone sets o. C2s Hsh hna
stsOc Lace Wells al Soc, &c., and 81 Seventy.
ave pssons we're supplisd With those hsnas 20
ny ~, n.1y shawis NJ from % TO $40. Fifty breo
per! ION were supplied with hsndsoms ffsnsh Me
finos ct 81 IS per yard Black Siiu q 49, anu
iAiBo A LEVY BROTHkkS
uccsssors TO jacob 4: Levy.
Ino1 FL No. IS Main street:
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RApHrrD

d In fhiladsiphiss octossf %, 1859, by Rev. John
md Mics dHaREoffE 5fEskSs, q BaIsinsor rev.
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FuSERAL NorioB.-Ths remains Of HUGH
THOMAS RENDITION, who was killed In the
battle OF Gettysburg, have reached Richmond, and
will be Inferred IN Hollywood THIS Monday
MORNING..
The friends Of the family and his comrades OF
the Richmond Howitzers are invited to attend the
funeral services at III o'c3sk from b. James
church. 81. .-.a.i. :
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LOST, STRAYED AND FOUND.
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToNAol
RAILROAD.
TREAsrRER's OFFICE.
prruNoun NovamhayA reA l
RIcHxosD. November I, is6s.

RICHMOND. November 4, is6s.
NOTICE.-The public are cautioned
IN against the purchase Of the following TICK
ETS, stolen from this office on Saturday, Novem-
Der Cd. between the hours of ; and oP. N. They
bear the stamp Z I" upon the face, and are Of no
account to any one without the action Of the regu-
lar passenger agent: -
First elsss, Richmond to Boston, from No. 70
inclusive.
Yirst Glass, Richmond to New York, from No.
aIes TO 379s inclusive. 80
Half seat, Richmond to New York, from No. 2
to No. 90 tnclusive.
First class, Richmond to Philadelphia, from No.
"a to 90 inclusive. - -
Half seat, Richmond to Philadslphia, from No.
Tss to 100 inclusive.
First class, Richmond to Baltimore, from No
lss to 400 inclusive.
Half seat. Richmond to Baltimore, from No. SOC
to see inclusive.
Pirst class, Richmond to Washington, from No.
es3 to e9s inclusive. -lIS
Half seat, Richmond to Washington, from No.
1874 to 1870 inclusive.
Second class, Richmond to Washington, from
NOS j. B. GENTRY, Auditor.
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Auction SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
BYE. b. Cook, Auctioneer.


By b. Cook, Auctioneer.
FURNITURE, CARPETS, ETC, AT
II Auction. TUESDAY the 9Th instant at
10 o'clock, will sell at my store, corner Of Go.
v; Sns 9 Is f?f$sSEE SSSs Ts complete
6 6aR OK MSktL t,TkAR and EashoeANY TABLES,
MAHOGANY SOFAS and CHA RS, ,,
aaHoGANY, WALNUT, and COTTAGE BED.
MsRBLE.TOp sIDEBoARDs,
Canaan W0oD.SEAT CHAIRS,
FEATHER BEDS. PILLOWS, &c:,
HAIR and sHUCk MATTRESSES
C CoHASH STOVES. OFFICE STOVES, &c.
NOS E. b. COOK, Anctioneer.
By Harrison, aoddin s. Apperson, Auctionsers.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
nEAuTIFU l. COTTAGE RESI-
Is DENCE, ON GROVE ROAD, SIDNEY, FOR
KEET sNP P6k sahs Al SEss
rented out at auction for one year, on puE sDAl
the 9Th Noysmber sSs 81 fSsx rs a6ove
now in the occupancy of w. ID. Gibson, Esq: It
contains six rooms, with ample accomiaofaa ~
for servants stable carriage house, &c, AL IN ex
cellent order with mowers ana shsae 'fee' ~ '"'
Alter which will be sold an excellent LIGHT GI
CABBAGE and HARNESS and Sentle HURSs.
Ilso. a few articles Of HOUSEHOLD FUkSl-
TuRE, &C..
TEsss Cash; COW ,on,,y I. .ppxpsoy
nos Auctioneers.
VRIsT ANDSAw MILL FOR SALE.
U We will offer for sale publicly, on the pre-.
misses, on MONDAY the 18th OF November, the
GRsf and SAW MILL belonging 70 The es state o y
LAND attached, lying near Old Church, In u ths
10 Ser end of Hanover county. Said mills have
sufficient supply Of water to run ooth iniis seven
mar,u NJ the kind i'm thi section Of the country
Nora land can be bought sdjoiling the mill.
For further information. inquire on the premises.
TERMS: Made known on s az Fl az EIiEGArEEs.
HANOVER COUNTY. November !, 1883. no a-at.
Nv Harrison, Goddin Apperson, Auctionesrs,1
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TENT OF FARM AND SALE AT
X, Auction OF FURNITURE, CROPS OF
S S1tRRsMiaa IMPiEMENTs. Gc:-WilI be rented a.
auction, at the residence OF the late MIS-. rs.
Pieot two miles east o. aishmona, LAB nn
DAY the sth November, 1865, at IL o,closk a. ~. :
the FARM on which she recently resided con.
tain,s x sSGI will be sold the PERSONAL PRO.
PERTaxo eslSRg,nfb Z pG hs fsfsf
VEGETABLES, 10.
ALSO. 90.
One HORSE. two MULES, several COWS, and all
the FARMING IMPLEMENTS, &c:
der $50, cash over that amount folr months cre-
dit for spEBl49SSiESs sasSt:sSb
= =. y -----s
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c1OO REWARD FORTWO HORSES
tplONJ stolen from my stable, in Caro- n

VlOO stolen from my stable, in Caro- n
line county, Va, by two ordinary look. ~
ing white men, on 18th October. One, aA<A-
In face and broad white slip the nose hind feet
and ankles white the bind feet seem little
turned in towards each other, and little concavs
on inside Of hoof from the edge Of hair to end Of
hoof; six years old, but may be taken for seven :;
walks very fast, aud canters wen under saddle,
but does not pace . small saddle prominence on
middle OF spine |; . very small sore nearly healed
near left nosiril, which may or may not leave .
about ten years old U 8 on the left shoulder.
ipdistinct, aud the letters / and K under name /
white ssddls mark ON the leftside Of back, and
and pacsa very slowIy under the saddle. We will
givsWFfY B0LLAks REWARD for the recovery
Of either OF these homes. Address Df. j. \.
FLIPPO, Milford depot, Carnline county, Va, or
Dr.. 3. X. CHANDLER, Hanover Juncsion
lsoc S<--eodst II = ST fsgssG j. i. ILDPO, Il
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SToNE, RossToN & MURRAY's,
COMBINATION CIRCUS,
organized expressly for the southern tour, and In
order to give 1t vast brillisncy and effect,
combined with
Nh. JOHN MURRAY's
EUROPEAN CIRCUS.
making
STONE, RossToN MURRAY's
GRAND COMBINATION SOUTHERN CIRCUS,
will exhibit in Richmond for four days
on LOT CORNER OF FOURTH AND CLAY STREETS,
commencing
MONDAY, NOVEMBER srH.
ADMISSION Observation-Disclosures. IS
CHILDRgS.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. "
Among the professional celebrities adorning this
perfect construction of talented versa.
tility is the wonderfully talented
sAGRINEE FAMILY,
one of which is
MADAXoIsELLE SOPHIE,
who Is absolutely unapproached by any rider, male
or female, in either hemisphere. Also,
MEssRs. PENNY AND GOLDIE,
in their wonderful Trapeze performance.
Moys. PERELLR AND MASTER HENRY.
ss~ LIZ JEANE BURT, -.
the Wild Horseman OF the West.
Professor g. p. Hutchinson's
...- TRAINED DOGS.
MxssRs. MURRAY and HUTCHINSON,
The DBNsRR BROTHERS
! CHARLES, RUDOLPH, and VALENTINE,
-...... sIGsoR FERDINAND. ~
Mr.. DEN STONE,
' OF the circle.
MR. GEORGE MURRAY,
Mr.. PRANK RossToN.
Aessrs. La Rue, Perry, George Murry, Masters
Henry, Charles, Leon, Clarence, ETC., etc.,
versatile performers, the whole form.
Ing congress OF peerless
The collection Of
TRAINED HORSES,
PERFORMING PONIES, and .
TRICK MULES,
are unsurpassed, and cannot fail to elicit praise
Will also exhibitat Charlottesville Friday, No.
vsmber I'd; sssunton, Saturday, November ID !;
Petersburg, Friday and Saturday, November eth
and 10th I'll. COULDOCK.
nol-lt Sole Agent.
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SHIPPING.


TOR BALTIMORE. SAVANNAH,
T AND EXTRAORDINARY n x1x "a
Ssy. sg.9s ssS fiss
The steamer STATE OF Maryland, Captain
THo.As TaAyERs, will leave here at o'clock A.
RssisSs 5sssiSsd MONDAY and upso . o'clock
This SITES msr has splendid saloons. state rooms,
and passenger accommodations. .a
Passage, meals included, -. ~
For frsish. or passage aPRytow cuReJR
onos II Charles +. WORKMAN { Co.'S.
no S--2t fifteenth street.
EOR NEW YORK.-ATLANTIC
II COAST NAIL STRANEHIP -
CnMPAHY.-The new and elegant -
.ss.ssae VII ls!1:
he! new wharf q Rockets Ifnt below chip.
locss) on TuxSDAY, November 9th, q o'clock
: Issssngsp can % aboard Monday night
ssrs. sssssI room ana nAais tnSiudsd. By this
" III sss'sSso Is SECURE ti.ksss ana ,..,..,o..s
having Recommendations anspspAsss1, apply 10
$50. SAMUEL AIS & CO..
INFECT STEAM COMMUNICA.
,ttQg 11oA U1GIuIA 40 q R<1SE
yH{Sute.D -tAe steAnQAip
IN Al sEpe4ts1 % a53ivS IN Not.
49, =; III 'ss;s - ....I..
i. = ~ r.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW THEATRE.
bUFFIELD & wALDRoN..........MANAGERs.
Engagement. for limited number Of nights, OF the
RICHINGs ENGLISH OPERA TROUPE.
MONDAY EVENING, NOWHERE s, 1859, -
will be presented Wallace's Grand Opera
MARITA MA.
HISS Miss ZELDA HARRISON, 49,. ...
Mr. w. CASTLE,
Ma. 8. o. CAMPBELL,
MR. J. ARNOLD,
49," MRS. BOUDlN0T,
IN TIE CAST.
ME-. II. DIETRICH. ........M MUSICAL DIRECTOR.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Balcony Chairs, $780, Dress CIRCLE and 0Iehsstrs
Seats, 81; Parquette, 10 cents Family Circle 80
cents; Colored Circle, cents Gallery, rs cents
had at Davies Sons Musical Exchange. Tickets
for sale at the principal hotels.
Doors open att; overture at quarter tos.
no5-lt
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
in the city Of Richmond, offers to our
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
superior advantages for
ADVERTISING.
II has large circulation in every section OF
VIRGINIA AND THE OTHER SOUTHERN
STATES.
OFFICE, No. sls MAIN STREET,
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
foe 30-ts] "....
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rMPoRTANT NoTICEti-

TMPoRTANT NoTIOEiI
- Go'f
49, $50 81 ~
DRY aoo Ds
GREATLY REDUCED rEIcEs'''
Intending to make an important change In my
bu,,nss,. shall commence from this date 10 sell
Of my sntirs stock at
GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
q large portion Of which will be offered At
LESS THAN C0sTD
RICH and ELEGANT DRESS GOODS,
CLOAKs and sHAwLs,
RMBRoIDERIEs and LACE GOODS.
CLOTHS and CAssIMRRRs.
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~ UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 200.

OFflCE AL IhE MAILMAN 0ASaaNo6 DaSn '
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $4,000.
THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPOSITS.
I, DAVENPORT, JR., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
z. A. Paine, L. D. Crenshaw, w. R. ouarlss,
VIM. II. Lyons, Jr, r. E. BIanksn.
A. Bodeker, B. b. Weisiger, ship,
w. A. spott, Moses Ellyson, J. B. Winston,
4. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchin.
r. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. 3. Binford, ]. W. Hall, W. A. jenkins,
J. A. Belvin, w. T. Gray, w. &. Tanner,
r. q. Dudley, Alfred Moses, ]. n. Nowlin.
The security offered to depositors IL undoubtsd,
and the institution should commend itself to all
classes.
The attention Of all in city and country is called
to this institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit Sums as small as i've
dollars may be deposited, and six per cent. int.
rest received On same.
Omce hours from "a. NJ. to 5 P. M; on Saturday
from Q A. NJ. to p. NJ, and from to sP. n.
il l3-d&swts
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THE MEMBERS OF TIE SECOND
meet :. i the I residsncs Il Mrs. 4 PENbLIT4SS.
Manh. street between Second snd d ~ da, ,s
fell In the battle OF aeftysburg. The members OF
the First and Third companies are Respectfully re-
qussscd to unite with u.s. WALLACE MoRxB.
President Second Howitzer Association :.
no e-Lt
NTOTICE.-The sfockholders OF the
IN WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS Cna a,p; .i,s as 81
sssePeA Dxaf IL s. F,s:sss.
1TEMBERs OF THE OLD DO
M MlNIoN BAsH-BALL GLIB are IsaueHTsaa 70 70
assns S ssSrs sfSqass Rocos precisely .ss
rsauss,ti;d to to b SrpS uassi
g5d'T Of the H 3cas DAVIS. s.s....z
RIca.osD E1 ssaa,sns.n i, S 49,
ORDERS No. 5.-SIR KNIaRTs, NJ
~ Assemble nj the store Of Messs neg. ~
R RsSb ana s0 a Sn nss ;1fsss
1sys hs pssns for The
a full and prompt attendance desirable.
By order oil M. &. Z. II. GILL, 9: 2. ,
WILLIAM L. MAULE, Captaln'osnes
JAMES 3. RIDDIcK, Recorder. me-.
4 NNUAL MEETING.-T The next
n annual meeting of the stockholders 81 the
Richmond' Fred ricksburg, and Potomac Railroad
Company will be held at the ONCE OF the company
In Richmond on WEDNESDAY the 1Ss Oh NO
'0ino''' N' J. B. WINSTON,
ocn-td Secretary and Treasurer
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By Grubbs i Williams, Auetioneen,
Northwest corner Of Main and Eleventh street,

IsBKLL L DAVIS, Auctioneers.
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Will also sxhibitat Charlottesville Friday. No.
vsmber ID; stsunton, Saturday, November ID;
Petersburg, Friday and Saturday, November eth
and 10th 7. L. C0ULDOCR,
nol-lt Sole Agent.