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of money taken in up to the present time
was $3.50 .55; paid out, sl4S.l5; leaving on
hand Sill 40.

new PLAN TO AID rHs DESTITUTE SICK OF OF
RIcHMosD.-!n common with other physicians OF
this city, meet almost daily with sick persoSs
who cannot get the nour!shmsnt they actually
need. This is not always the result Of improvi-
dance. In the hall on the second hoor OF the
building occupied by the Young Mems Christian
Association, opposite the post office, has been
sicians requested 10 place card. with the
address ot such OF their patients rs they know 10
ba suffering for propsr nourishInsnt A note TO
box \ o. lU@3 will answer As we'll. Any person 80
disposed take one OF thase cards and visit the
sick at his convenience. IL Is not proposed TO
help any bat the sick. To do this brt li:tle lin
quantity is really required. have lately seen
when doubtless more than enough of these luxu-
riss had been actually thrown away by her neigh
bors. The plan proposed Is:
lst. Simpls-rsqUiriug no organization.
ID. The charity Is entirely voluntary and Tree
from Csteutation.
In every city there are many persons, especially
ladies, who desire to do good, but the pathway Is
not always open. Timidi;y restraints many.
So important Is this Christian duty Of visiting the
equal to keeping ones self ''un. spotted from the
world = AIN glad 20 know there ara some per.
sons in thi. city. not members OF any Church. who
will take pleasure in Thus aidiug the physician TO
restore hes lth In thu destitute sick IL - hardly
possible TO be tteve, il physicians will recommend
none but r.at SnFsrsl'S that a Christian commu-
nifty Will turn 4 II e4r 10 their appeals.
Should the approaching winter be as severe "a
the past the sutferings OF the poor will be greater
In a community so lately familiar 18th privaiion,
Il IL hoped there exists y lively sympathy Tor tho
sick especially. who, in peace, cannot procure
WILLIAM w. PARKER.
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We announce to patrons that we are re-
ceiving daily from New York auctions the
GREATEST BARGAINS In DRY GOODS ever yet
offered. We enumcrate a few articles as a spe-
cimen OF the thousand and one bargains now In
York constantly, VIII keep mp the supply Of bar
gains:
Checked Muslin, ls3c. per yard, worth 25c ;
Checked Muslin, 2oc. per yard, worth 5Oc.;
Linen Damask DoylcS at Sl.25 per dozen, worth
S2
Swiss Edgfng at Zoe. and l5c. per yard, worth
double the money;
Calabr,c Bands at 49,, 81, 3l2J, and ~, worth
more than double he money:
Finest quality Blue BeraGe for wells for Soc, worth
75c.
French Mcrino, 81. worth *l25 per yard
Handsome Figured Trimming Ribbons, 81 apiece,
worth $3.50;
Bonnet Ribbons, Soc, per yard, worth II
Yard wide White Flannel, all WOOL Soc, worth
81;
IS White FLANNEL. all wool, 3oc., worth 4oc. !;
CaIicces. the very best qualities, lesc. per yard;
Calicoes, very good qualities, l23c. per yard;
Beautiful style Delaines. CSC. per yard
Second quality Delanea, E!c. per yard;
Bed Blankets IL 50 per pair, worth So
MsrseiIles Quilts (coloredJ for single bed, 81,
worth SO;
MarseiIles Quilts, coored, large size bed, 80, and
50 So worth IS;
Fine Nainsook Musins at 25c., worth Acc;
Fine White Brlliauts at 20c., worth 3'c.;
Swiss Muslin very fine, at SEC, great bargain;
Linen Collars at IL por dozen, very cheap;
Linen aud Needle work Inserting Collars, Fl .25
per dozen, worth SO:
Wide Black Silk, splendid quality, at T25c, worth
81:
Wide Black Silk, over yard wide, at s., worth
! $3.50;
Russia Diaper, warranted all linen. $3.50 piece
Rnssia Diaper, warranted all linen, 81 piece;
Linen Dama-k, Soc per yard, worth 7Jc;
| Linen II Huckaback Towels, 81. 80 per dozen, worth
$3.50:
Linen liuckaback Towels at - per d"Zeh,
| great bargain;
Mohnir Striped Skirting, yard wide, at 25c.,
worth 75c. this is splendid article fol
making balmorals;
Shirts Bosoms at Esc., worth CSC.
Skiring Cambria, very fine, II yards wide, at SOC
would DO u bargain AT 75c.
Very fne Tucked Linen Handkcrch:efs al soc =,
just half their valDc.
These prices may seem incredible, but the ad-
NanihEtR mat We possess t'ldDIc US 10 OutE lHe
best bargains in this country.
NOTICE
IN order to avoid disappointment to our nume-
rous patrons notice is hereby given that our store
Will lie closed on the following days:
Monday next, October lith,
Tuesday next October 18th,
Monday, October 2lst,
Tuesday, October I'D,
and on Saturdays n usual! On every day except
those enumerated above we Will be prepared 10
GREAT BARGAINS.
LEVY BROTHERS, l547 Main street,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth
| Remember the flag inscribed
! LEVYS
| DRY GOODS
| STORE. ocs
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THE BASEBALL BENEFIT.-AS has been
announced, there will be played on lncs-
day next match game between the Pas
time Club and the picked nine Of the con-
vention clubs Of the city for the benefit Of
St. Josephs Orphan Asylum. This be-
ncvolent effort Of these young men to cen
tribute through their manly sport to the
cause of charity is highly commcndab!c,
and deserves liberal success. The inno-
cent and helpless orphan appeals TO our
charities through the strength and manli-
ness OF our young men, and in answering
the call upon our best feelings, we give
encouragement 10 those sports which add
50 much to the vigor and health Of youth.
The good Sisters are in need Of all they
can obtain, and every sous We give to as
sist them tends to the comfort, health, and
goodness Of Gods own little ones.
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CoLoRED You've MEN's CHRISTIAN As
first anniversary of this
association was celebrateda at the residence
of James Epps on Monday night, 9th in
stan;. The following officers We're installed
for the ensuing year: President, K. NJ.
Brooks; vice president, David Harris !;
secretary, J. B. Burrell assistant sccrc-
tary, Robert T. Scott treasurer, John t..
Johnson; moderator, Samuel S. Morrow !;
chaplain, Jack Grey.
K. NJ. Brooks made a speech, thanking
the members for their kindness; and tho
other officers made appropriate remarks.
The annual report was then read, showing
membership OF thirty-eigLt. The amount
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ny- rO FARMERS AND PLANrEKs.-


BONE DUST.-The Lodi Manufacturing B Company
have erected extensive mills, and put in new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with warranted pure article OF FINE
SONE that will drill perfectly well In machine,
at as low rate as coarser bone is sold at. Also
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure or no sale Samples sent on recolp'
Of three. cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTE.
This is one Of the most forcing and quick k-ac'ng
manures In the market and Is by far the cheapest
II is composed OF the nigh. soil of New York city,
from which all Impurities have been extracted.
II is then deodorized. dried, and pulverized TO
nour Four hundred pounds OF this drilled In Win
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor
worn ont soil. Price, S25 per ton. Apply 10
THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
eoCourtlandt street. New York, or to
HOOE & WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
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RELIGIOUS MEETINGS lS THE CoOHIl =
Protracted services are held at the LauIel
Hill church, in Henrico county, unuer ,he
preaching of Rev. Mr.. Leah, OF the AetAo-
dist Episcopal Church South. The con-
orerations are good, and much interest Is
33iohtly manifested. Mr.. Leah expects
shortly to secure ministerial help from
oh
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPREME CoURT.-In this court ycster-
day the case of Dudley, administrator OF
J. W. Smith, Us. Saunders, was partially
heard, and continued.
The case Of Garrett Us. Cam was con-
tinucd, in the absence Of counsel.
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SO r,I,JIEIOK,S HAIR DYE-BATCHE.

LOK's HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAlk DYE Is
the best In the world. The only true and Perlee'
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. NO AIS
sppo,ntment; no ridiculous tints. Natural DIach
or brown remedies the Ill effects OF bsd aSes'
inyisorates the hair leaving 1t SOFT ana Deautlu'
The genuine is signed WILLIAM a. bAlonh Z,
LOk. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and pertumers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
:, a corrterfait je l1-tDl0
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ARREST Charles Roberts was arIesleu
Yesterday on charge of felonlously r ca
tcripg the store of Mrs: CatharlnG : lap- p
nan and stealing from the money-dra"er
s2 ~ in United States currency.
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g October ., 1867.

81 visited this school to-day, and was
much delighted to see the system and
order that prevailed. 1t is truly gratifying
to see what enterprise and an ardent desire
TO do good can accomplish when properly
directed. God bless the men engaged IN
such glorious work
EDWARD Ii. LANE, Grand Master"
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POET OF RICHMOND, ocrosER 10.
ARRIvSD.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chaudise and passengers. l.. B. Tatum.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer'
chaudi-e and passengers, ID. w. Curris.
Schooner West Wind, -, Philadelphia, coal,
S. + Lathrop
Steamer Alexandria, Plat, Philadelphia, mcr.
chaudi.s and paeseue.rs, w ?. Porter.
Schooner Woodruff Sims, Fharo, N.w YORK.
Schooner j. 4 Clayton, Clayton, Providence,
coal, Curtis. Parker y kiddick.
Schooner Snowflake, Snow, New ! ors, rt@ lower
James river 10 load.
ASHORE.
Schooner A. p Howe, from Boston for Rich
moui. Is reported ashore on tho upper emu OF
Jamestown island, james river Several attempts
have been made TO haul her of by the tugs, but
withon. et.ct.
BY TELEGRAPH
FORTRESS MONROE, October i0.-hll tho ressels
detained bv the recent storm have sal ell. $50
II SAv.SXAu, October l0.-Arrivcd, schooner wat
ton Xichmund: schooner Khodella, hichmoni
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STABLE Broken OpES.-On Tuesday
night Williamsons stable, on Franklin
street, was broken open by thieves, who
took thcrefrom a set cl carriage harness
and bride and saddle.
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TRIBUTE TO THE Masonic SCHOoL.-Day
before yesterday NJ. W. Edward ii. Lane,
Grand Master of MasonS OF Virginia, visited
the Masonic school in this city, and upon
the book kept for the purpose of enabling
Masons to make suggestions in regard to
the management of the institution, wrote
the following:
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampton Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July l. 1857:
1.-THE Double Refined Poutrette Is operatlne
Ike charm on uy crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. am already salts
,d that IL is the cheapest and surest renovator OF
o,r worn. ont soils jy 26-SmH
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CATTLE CArTURED.-Captain Epps, OF
tho police, has taken up nine stray cattle.
Persons who have lost COWS may apply al
the upper station.
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ne SCHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY

The subscr!beIs have now for sale full STOCK OF
the various SCHOOL BOOKS used IN the city ana
surrounding country, together with every descTip'
zion of STATIONERY usually required all OF
which will be sold as low can be had any
rrLara WOODHoUSE PARHAM,
,s, 1905 Main street.
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MAScnEsrER.-Our agent is confined 10
his bed from sickness. This may account
for any irregularity in the delivery oi 'Ao
paper in this place this morning.
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Hsy u. ID. F.-PERFUM ED BREATH.
pcariv- white teeth sound and healthy gums
Decay arrested by using DOWDEN DENTAL
FLUID. Recommended by dentists everywhere.
Beware Of imitation. Sold by all druggists.
CANDY, GTLPlN CO.,
oc Sim wholesale agents, Baltimore, Md.
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FSTABLISHED In lolT.
j. HENRY PTOT,
'3t MAIS STREET,
successor 10 Regnaul. i Co..
DyAryK

PAPER-HANGiSGS and BORDERS,
CURTAIN GOODS, WINDOW SHADES,
MATTRESSES LOUNGES. &c.
Rooms, halIs, &c, PAPEaED at the shor,es,
notice, and AZ reasonable prices.
UPHOLSTERY WORK Of every description
executed IN the best style.
Ar. +. RsoSArLT, being In The same bu!ldinS'
WILL caeertuliy aid Ii, with hi, long expsr. eneo.
j. HENRY GRAFTON,
over Eesnault y Co auction mousse
sc "s-eodln
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NOyER COMPANY'S PRICES:

f/
LUMP COAL, superior for grates............ - %
HAIL COAL, superior for gratcs and stoves, ~
AVERAGE COAL, superior for enstnGS,.... %
FIRE COAL, superior for ops............... %
OVEN COKE, superior for cookingpnrro-os, 20
pgr load OF IS bushels, delivered.
Liberal arrangements made with large con-
sumcrs and manufacturers.
Retail yard on Sixth street near tho canal. oc
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Virginians, to the rescue. Now or never !
Tomorrow is your last chance, and the
issue is a vital one.
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MRS. Z. S. TCRPIS, Treasurer
LrinEe1. Id 1871

Both reports were unanimously re-
ccivcd and adopted.
The Association then went into the
election Of officers, those who have served
SO faithfully during the past year being re-
elected without dissenting voice.
After the transaction OF some business
unimportant to the public the meeting
then adjourned.
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tinucd, in the absence Of counsel.
HESRICo CocNTY CouRT-.JUsTGcE NET
TIES PREsIDING.-In this court yesterday
little business was transacted, owing to
the sickness Of the CommOnwealth's At
torncy.
Jane Freeman, Alice Walker, and Sylvia
Cox, all colored, were found guilty Of
stealing a few roasting ears from James II.
Pcay, and sentenced to seven days i'm
prisOnment in the county JAIL They have
already been confined for month.
Mary Eliza Hayes, colOred, for the lar
ccny OF wearing apparel, was sentenced to
an Imprisonment of twenty days.
The case of John w. Cole, prosecuted
for retailing ardent spirits without a
license, was called and jury sworn, but
continued until to-day.
MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PIEsI-
D1NG-THURsDAY MoENING.-The conti-
nucd case of julius Stccnbock, charged
with asSaulting and beating Michael Nc
Sweeney, was called and heard, and Mr..
Steenbock discharged.
Michael McSwecney was next arraigncd
for threatening to assault and beat his
wife, and was required to give surety for
his future good behavior.
Marilla Hill (colored), charged with alb
ducting and sccrcting Margaret Mosby, a
child Of Jane Mostly (colored), was ar
raigncd. The charge included the plac-
| ing Of the girl in house of ill-tamc in
Hog alley. A witness for the defence
Sworc "dat dc gal was his nephew, and lei
her mother, maxim out like she was on
satisfied wild dc way she was treated
but, sho nuil, she jess was tOokcncd W
wild anodcr fcllcr." Marilla was commit
ted, and the child returned to her mother
DARING TuEFT.-On Friday evening
last two Young ladies who had been out
shopping were returning home, and were
lust entering the front gate Of their resi-
dcnce. One of them, who had a porte
monaic attached to her hand by means OF
small steal chain, fingered near the
front gate. She was ust about to close ii
10 90 into the house, when one OF two
small negro boys who had followed them
from Broad street seized the portemo-
naic, and gave it such violent jerk as
nearly to pull her to the ground. Her
sister looked around to see what was the
matter, and as she did 50 saw the negro
boy give another wrench and run off. In
the second attempt hc had succeeded in
getting the portc-monnaic from the young
lady's hand and making good his es-
cape. Her hand was much cut in the
wrcnching by the chain, which was
wrapped around her hand. The rascal has
not been heard of since. Fortunately
there was not much money III the purse
50 that he gained but little by his out
rageous daring.
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9aithmolld Glispattlr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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sss- GENTLENES'S DRESS GOODS
FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
JOHN G.. SHAFER & CO.,

Y y.
ME- X c II A Mt Il \ | l. 0 S,
Fourteenth stree: (under Exchange Hotell,
RICHMOND.
have ius, received large and we'll selected stock
Of CLOTHS CASSlMERES, oNERCOAFlNGS,
SILK and VELVET NESTlNGS, of the latest TO-
reign importation, which they are prepared to
ma ko up In best manner and most approved and
fashionable styles at reasonable prices.
call IS respectfully solicited.
n NB-SHlRTS and COLLARS made to order al
short notice SEES
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REGISTRATION YEsTERDAI.-Thc follow
ing is the result Of the registration in the
several wards Of the city on Yesterday
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MISS ThXEEV VEIL WILL OPEN
u n ACuOOi. FOG YHCEG LADIES' AED
.pEhN on the FIRST nhI Of OCTOBER, at
..rtes slt"Ic", No. 10 Fifth street, between Grace
franklin, wu.rs circulars ccuainin. more
....Irj account Of this school can be- obtained :;
3. nta. hook st0r. or Mr.. WOodhOuse.
sFKvs. 'U..huif in advance.
lwrNEy Department. per session nine months. : 80
...rt tIa,- paf session nine inou'hs........... 80
I t.a-. per session 81 Ia" inoi tA-. ,....,.. 81
.".r2@a French LahS SUascs, caCh.............. 10
s..#-.1I
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tS8edsN.c}l, Florists, DC.

HRANBERRY PLANTS for sale in
any quantity. Ready for e!very in October an
November ALLAN & JOHNSON,
2l-lia 1905 Main street.
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!, j. VI. GodGin, Cashier Of the Planters Ma
c!Onal Bank, DO solcmuy swear that the above
-IatrIucut Is true, the best OF my know ledge and
ballet j. II. GUDD!S, Cashier.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me this sth day
Of October, l.1I.
oc at T. Is. sThRKE, Notary Public.
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GRAND OPENING OF FALL AND
VI WINTER MILLINERY.
Coal and Wood.

4 NTHRACITE COAL.
;rho put the price OF coal down from sio.so to
81 so?
who deals in tho very hes, article of coal
Who gives precisely , GOO pounds FOR q ton
.'Rscstved ot 8. W.EpwEth S225. In full Tor
set of Howe's best platform scaias .c,,
f>tsnedl - IL. VI. SMITH Co.
who has better man than Mr.. Timothy Lane
to weigh and sand out coal 49,,
VINO has a better man than Mr. burr 70 'ahe
orders and collect bills!
Who represents better coal company than the
Preston Coal Company Of Phtladelputa
low w4S @GI n.a B. E'cGr co.
A NTuRACITE COAL.-Now landing
LoRBxRRY RED ASH. EGG, and stove GOALS.
Price $50 per ton OF 1000 pounds delivered, or
- per cart load of twenty five bushels telivered
The above prices for coat will be held by me
during the month Of October.
Coal thoroughly screened and sold by weight,
and It's quality gun'anteod. WRIT ROBERTS.
once aud yard corner Seventeenth md Dock
streets. oc c'-IN
,HOAL AND WUOD.-On hand and
] to crr.ve, |. 200 tons best ANTHRACITE coal;
and asquck sales and small pr2his Is T. my m"lto;
will furnish the csst Ehp AS = x psr ar
Ton, 1000 pounds; best WHITE ASH ANTHkA-
CITE, - par ton, 2,ooo pounds -delIversd. An.
thracitc coal sold by weigh. oAh WOOD ;, 30
per cord PINE. ~ per cOrd--deiivered. orders
received ''i '0f ''N CHARLES II. PACE.
&C , No. 1882 opposite old Market.
ALBERT BLAIR, dealer in BEST
a RED AND WHITE ASH ANruEAclrE AND iI9
BirUMlNorS CrAL AND CCKE. "inr" NO. '"'
Mau street with M"ssrs. Cab.ll watkins
THANKFUL for former fgyors of my friends ana
the public now ask Il coutinrauca ot mo .ah's'
will be assisted a. far as practicable by DIT >.
Is. Watkins the patronage OF whose friends ~
4. 80 solicited. 'C I'm
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[ ny X WILSON.

| MY Il WILSON,
40 j.. MAN aat 10. .gl BRoAD STREET.
o@. EES. WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
DE3hEESlN
IA, Glass. QcEENSwARE, AND HOUSE
fuaNlsulNO GOODS.
'"'" open In both houses a full and complete
~a- - lode which we w.Il sell as low az
.-%.s III a"y nonhern market.
GARY * WILSON.
-@a'kl wlilaoS Sc l3
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Marine Intelligence.
CIT OF sICHMoSp, ocrosER 10.

MINIATURE ALMANAC-ocroBsR II, 1857
sun rises......... 6.22 Moon sers.......:,.. "
sun ssts,.,......... IS Hiyh tide. A M. :. SO
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THE PLAGUE ~ New ORLEANS.-Wc in
vitc attention to the following letter from
McssrS. JOHNSTON x WILLIAMS, who are
requested to receive contributions for the
benefit Of those persons in New Orleans
who have been reduced to suffering and
want by the fell destroyer which is now
wasting that city. Any contributions left
az this Office will receive the proper dcsti-
nation:
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A CHANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
n LANDS have formed business eonnse.
tion with Mvssrs Mcrphey 4 Troutman. Zeal Eh-
applications for the purchase o! large nnmber ol
farms and othsr real property In Virgins, ioI
which fair and reasonable prices Will De pald by
Pennsylvantans desiring TO remove 10 this state
On application in person or by mall, Will with
pleasure furnish any having land for sale spa-
ciIc information on .he nubj ject.
I'D IABODES. Attorney st Law,
.p ,o-ts Richmond. Va.
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MRS. NJ. a. JUDkINS has just CE n
M returned frori the North with choice e3E
selection of FALL and WINTER STYLES II
uf MILLINERY, and would bc pleased 20 see hsr
customers and the pubic generally on FRIDAY,
OCTOBER nlh. at her store, on Broad street No !o,
between Fourth and Fifth. oc lo-E
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ELECTION TICKETS by tho million, and at short
notice. at tho Dispatch Printing House. oc lo-lw
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cover the National Exchange Bank.
"Riclm0nd, "a, October 10, loG1."
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Paid out as per checks. s................so,or -
Paid out ;,S per vouchers. % -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1867-03-09
BLANK BOOKS.

10 invited to work before purchasing elsav
Magazines, Periodicals, Letter Books, Scrap Booxs,
Papers. &C. Sound n any style.
nIO,d Books rebound with Hrst ciass work men,
and all the latest improved machinery at comaaAd
We guarantee to give satisfaction. Orders By mail
promptly attended, to. Addrss~,t --.ae ~'as
49,. ST. 4. D. RAIGpMEE, tESi =
Republican Block.
janis I'm Omaha, Nebraska.