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The President read his annual report, show
inc the Soci.tv 10 be in 4 most prosperous con-
dition-the gain in average attendance in
twelve months being l9S. while the rolls show
a large increase The report gives an account
of all the opera tiOns of the Society, and pays
"A d-sarvadlv high tribute 10 the ministers of
this CITY and others. as well as to the officers
OF the Society and the Superintend.ntS ana
representatives from the various schools, for
uDtring assistance in carrying on the good
work.
~ pleasing surprise was prepared by Broad
street school for the president. who was lite
rally taken By storm by Miss Maggie Blanken-
ship who, after reciting poem on i" The Use
OF Flowers, :, turned suddenly and presented.
in the name Of the children, very handsome
bouquet. Mr.. Snyder responded IN few
happy remarks.
The meeting was then entertained by adj
dresses BY Master Howell Cosby, of MancheS-
ter school: Luther Fowlkcs OF Union Station; ;
Miss Gates Of Oregon and Master Willie
Sims Of Clay street and dialogues by Misses
Mary Watts and .Iulia Putuev, Of Broad
street, and Masters Hardwlcke and Walford,
OF Trinity.
The meeting was closed with 4 short address
by Rev. DR.. Rosser, who gracefully and in his
usual felicitous style submitted that so elo-
quent were the addresses by the children, so
natural, so charming and unspeakabe the ei-
fect,s~that he would yield the palm 10 the
you Lhfu orators of the afternoon. lie pre-
dicted great and glorious results from this de-
partment Of the Church.
The next meeting Will be held at uion sta
tion church the second Sunday IN November
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auction Sales THIS Dan.

lSBELL L DAVIS will sell al o'clock a tEo-sory
framed dwelling the northwest corner Of
Leigh and Adams streets
LEE < GODDIy will sell al , o'clock at Nr Jo.
saph J. Whites farm, on the Williamsburg
turnpike tar-e miles from the city, his crops Of
corn, fodder, and sh h-cks cattle hos5. farm
Ing implements, hoasehold and kitchen fur
nilCre.
COOK LAUGHToE will soil al 10 o'clock as
so!;Insntof carpets, furniture, bedding, &c.
TALiAFERRO & co. will sell IN front Of their
warehouse, mex. to the packet office, a. II
o'clock. eleven fine mules.
a. Z. VENABLE vii! sell during the day the resi-
dence and tract Of land known az Lonswood, +,
eituated one mile from Farmville.
CRAY & SIiEPP k.RD, trustees, will sell at tha re-
s!Gencs of Nj al Priddy, In Hsnrico county, 1T
T. o'clock, all tho household and Kitchen fur
niture, etc.
GRuBB5 & WILLIAMS will Offer commencing at
IL o'clock an extensive sale Of valuable real
estate a1 dining the town Of Manchester, and
opposite to the city Of Richmond at Rockets,
being part OF the celebrated Falls plantation,
embracing the homestead.
P1LKIST0T. PULLIAM s. co. will sell at !
O'Clock the valuable property known as the
Chesterfield House, In Manchester.
PiLhI3TOT, PULbiAM Il co. will sell al 1
O'Clock good dwelling house and two acres
OF land, near Manchester.
ISBELL ( DAVIS will cell AT ha past o'clock a
very neat two story brick Eousa and lot on the
north side of Clay street between Munford and
GilIner streets.
z. GhTHRIGHT will sell at l4l3 Main street, at 10
4. NJ, an assortment of furniture, dry goods,
boots, shoes, crockery, glassware, etc.
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FrRE.-On Sunday morning fire broke out
in the rear part OF the bakery of f. Newrath
on Main street just opposite the Spotswood
Hotel and in n short time entirely destroyed
the rear building and damaged the front part
considerably. The fire was accidental, and IL
is supposed vas caused by the falling of tire
from u broken stove in tn. kitchen. Mr.
Ne"raths stock of Conf.ctionerieS in the
front store was much damaged in removal and
by smoke. The portion of the front double
tenement occupied BY Isb"ll x Davis and VII
liam A. Charters was very slightly injured ::
in fact, they only suffered = triilng loss from
broken furniture. Loss, $1,000. Insured with
ID. n. Walker y Go. for 5000 on the front
dou bic tenement, 300 each on Two rear build
ings and 500 on stock.
The members of the fire department were
on the ground in good time, considering the
time the alarm was given. Colonel Houston,
with efficient corps of g manhoods from
the Spotswood, did good service before the
firemen arrived, by way Of removing goods and
furniture.
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N.P OF THE CIrY.-Some years ago the
Council ordered the City Engineer Mr.. fill,
10 prepare, by actual surveys, Il full and :lccu-
rate map OF the city, giving the location,
lines, and width OF all the streets, alleys, &c.
The work was 1t once entered upon, but the
var coming on, il was 10 some extent sus-
pended. Occasionally, however, 1t was re-
sume,!, until 1T the time Of the evacuation OF
the city by the Confederate troops sufficient
work on the surveys had been made Ia com
prte it. When the Federal troops entered the
city. these papers, which We're IN the Guy
Hall, were destroyed, and the work must Dc
recommended.
Recently the Council feeling the pressing
need of such Il map, ordered Mr. Joseph J.
Peasants 10 take charge Of Il full corps OF as
slstants and do tll. work. Mr. i. entered upon
his duties on yesterday, and Will carry 1t on rs
rapidly IA possible. No more suitable APP
pointment could have been made, aS Mr.
peasants has for years past been known 10
our citizens rs one of the most accomplished
and reliable surveyors III Richmond or Hen
rico county We feel confident that the Work
viii be well eXecnt"d.
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CoMNrssroSERs OF ELECTION FOR flESR1co
CorSTY.-The following named persons nave
been appointed commissioners oi election III
Henrico county, and will please report to The
registering officers of their several districts,
ut the election precincts, At ! O'Clock A NJ
on the 22d instant election day:
FIRST District George w. Barrier, /. wiley
Davis. II. Lolland, Loitn Allen, Thomas
keIlmn, Frederick J.. Swift.
Secnad DiStrtct.-Ilugh \. Mott, Joseph Z.
Redwood Robert T.. Lewis, William j. An
nable, John Il. Meanl"y, Thomas \. staples.
Third DiS,rict.-J. \. Cullnssworth, Will
liam H. Cullin-sworth, George ". Carter,
Gustavus G. Carter, k. Il. Jones, Stephen
-. Letcllicr.
Eutrh district. John f.. Jones, Littlcton
W. L. Wickham, Benjamin w Green Jr.,
Thomas II. Grafton, james Patterson, John
Dicacu. HENRY =. "ARh,
First Lieutenant Eleventh United States in
fautry, ana President Board OF Registration
1l"urIco county.
The commissioners will be allowed tive dol
lars per diem for their services 10 the State.
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MAYORS CorRr-MAYoK MAYO PRESIDING
MoxpAY NUREISG.-Alr>. Canary, charged
with making undue use of her tongue BY WAY
of expressions immoral and improper, 10 SAY
the least Of them, III IN" market house, was
committed in default OF surety.
Mary Mason, Ida Mason, Mary Preston,
and Mary saunders, women OF s"edy appear
aucr and very bad char;t. ter, charged Win
raising Il disturbance in their house, and play
ing the mischief generally III III" neiEhnor-
hood, were committed III default OF surety.
NJ VI. Frr>ch was arraigned on The charge
of unluwtuilr taking and carrying away Il
COW from Mrs. Rowly In the absence oil
witnesses the case was continued unt! To-Day.
Dolly Lynch colored, charged with using
obscene language on the street, WAS sent 10
ial in dctanlt Of surety.
Robert Lomax, cUlorcd, charged with as
saultlns Ann PrttUs, attempting TO enter hrT
house, and resisting policeman Sutherland,
was committed III default OF surety.
William II. Paxton, Edward LI-Son, Moses
+. Anderson, and Edward Taylor, colorcd
bows, with characters for not taking things
thry cannot lly their hands on, charged with
stealing three or four tUmblcrs, we're sent ~
ilil 10 be ulIstcu for the chain gang.
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Ayxr-rR=ART MEETING or THE METHODIST
SrSpAT SCHOOL SoC1ETT.-The anniversary
meeting OF this Society was held 1T centenary
church Sunday afternoon at half-past J
o 'clock-Asa Snyder, president, in III" chair
The exercises OF this meeting were more than
usually interesting, consisting Of singing by
Centenary school and addresses and dialogues
by representa- from nearly all the schoois
CONFUSING the Society The following Is 4
list OF the schools rapresen led and a summary
o. the reports submitted for the past month
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EIEr~rIrR.-The Governor on yesterday
appointed James II. Bell, of Boston, cOmmiS-
sioner Of Virginia for Massachusetts.
\ copy Of incorporation granted by Judge
Richard II. Baker 10 ] &. Deming, j. Beck
lev James H. Johnston, ). Marsh, Gilbert
Elliott smith. Elliott Y Co, J Cary Weston,
Toy. Day x Mallory, y. l.. Seaburg, w. ii.
Seaburg w :. Wilkinson, Cary Weston, Pc
t"rs x Reed, James ti. Pollard, w. III. Turner,
T.. j. Tabb Co, j T.. Barry, w. J. Hardy,
B. T. Bockoren, and others, and their assocl-
atcs, by the name and style of The People S
Bank" Of Norfolk, was received in the Office
Of the Secretary Of the Commonwealth for
record.
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MGrine Intelligence.
MINIATURE LLhLSAC-Ocr"Bgk IL, l,o7.
.cn rtses............ 6.c7 Noon r.ses.. ...:....
sun n.ts............ 2S High Tide, +. NJ. ,

Port OF RICHMOND. UCroBEKA.
AKHlvRo.
Steamer Saratoga, King, New York, merchandise
and passengers, Ayrcs u Co.
Steamer Petersburg, Traver-. Baltimore, Esr-
cuandi.s and passengers, b. & W Curre
Schooner 5 p. Howe, Doan, boston, merch an
dire Crowall { Curri-
Schooner hornet, Graves, James river. lumber,
Joseph Aiiard, j.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chAndi.e and Passengers, L. b. TAtum.
steamer Claymont. Carr, philadelphia. mer-
chandise and passengers. W. 7. Porter.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner l.aac c. Hertz Gray, from Boston with
a cargo Of Inns before reported ashore below CITY
Point, has succeeded IN getting OF wlthou: dam.
age. .
Schooner Mott Bsdell, Bedel, from New York,
arrived al City Point on 18th instant.
Schooner Alice Curtis. Patterson, cleared from
Philadelphia for Rich moEd on the llIh instant
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
WHITE HOUSE, October l3.-Arr!ved. steaInel
Admiral, Rowan, with merchandise and passen.
gers for hichmund End York niv-r railroad.
key Wgsr, October l1.-Thu steamer torteZ
from New York TOR New Orleans. put III Tor repaiIs
TO machinery. She will De repaired day ant
proceed.
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RELIEF FOR THE New ORLEANS SrFFERERs.-
Nessrs. Johnston Williams acknowledge
the receipt OF the following contributions
From Rev Or. J. Pcttrkiu, collected ~
st. James Episcopal church. 800 I"
From & ~. Myers, Esq. Sq................. . I"
From William Willis, Esq q.............. ~
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$40 q,

THE BASEBALL BESEFIr.-The grand match
game Of baseball for The benefit OF ST JO-
srph's Orphan Asylum takes place this after
noon at the old FAIR Grounds. i holy object,
good weather, and an iuteres ling Gamc should
cousplre 10 make the benefit successful, and
we hope 10 see Il large GRO sd present.
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TIE STOCKHOLD.

HrOTICE,-TO THE STOCKHOLM,
~ EHS OF TIE NATIONAL COAL MlNiSo
COMPANY (oF mssohs of te e' Sa 81.
,,o,,aI Coal Mining Company held ut thslr once
- ths civ OF Richmond Va, on the Zlth aay "i
hopamDer, 1867, the following preamole anu ie'0
t,on were adopted: ,,..;l., ,bot
II appearing To the meeting satisfactorily @ 'ha'
me exige gences OF the company require az tSeosa,
,neut rf ian usr centum on III ~ capital stocs, aiu
that such per centum, or II lncch greater o'e' -
vel unpaid and impossible on tn . stock, II
RtsotUed titi ordsred Tn at ten per cshtumD De
,s..ss,d on each and every share OF the eipl'hl
,"cI OF the co mpany, to oe paid in 10 the Presi-
d.nt nv or before the LIST day OF NoVemDe. too.
ueh' ueHs, M. President be and he Is hereby au-
,or,zsd aud req uested 10 enforce this assestnen
nnon uI stock holders neg lectul or delinquent ~
hp ma ant thereof by all and every legal means
=. - - ,rL h may deem reasonable or 1iecessary:
Pumctusl payment OF "ad sss1ssle 70 NE by AZ
,,1h lockholdcr, 10 earnestly requested
oaen JOHN LonM!s. President.
klChMo'p' +. 26-tSovl
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ANOTHER TEMPERANCE MoggAsSr-an Sllh-
day last Il large temperance meeting ~a'
held III Laurel Hill church, III Henrlc9 eouh @
w. Addresses were delivered by W Cus
son. OF Hutchison Division, ana ) ila ohi.'!
NJ Fulron Division, Sons OF Temperance, and
Mr. Oscar Pierce. AT the close OF the ihest-
ing much interest was manifested IN IN" c,i.s,'
and fifteen persons gave Ill names IL al,'ii
cants Tor a charter TO establish 4 Dl'ision u
Sons of Temperance. ;, p.; ,i,
i,.ritu1e The new division on Tuesday evening
next. at which time 4 large number OF sons OF
Temperance from Richmond VIII Visit 'he!s
country brethren.
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Il AHtFiSo1Hc1lt2.


MR. GEORGE T.. WHITING,
the distinguished CrEanlst of Kings Chapel and
Music Han, Bottom, will perform ii choice ."isc-
Nou nt pieces and GrTaas eincnt- thr the organ
som" u'tA- best professional and amateur ta1eat
"i this city 'nciUiing dorh" luart-tta from the
uHtccrcd their services, and viii appear.
TICKETS. ONE DCLLAE.
May b" Obtained at tho music and bo" a-toTes, at
the hotels, and al the door OF the chGrcn.
PROGRAMME.
!. improvisation, showing various COMPUTATIONS
of the organ and ending with the great Fu-ue
In GclliuDr--J. ). EaCn.............,.." " HiTf:G
.. 9 Dee sgG.rIs Gebp' '-Genae. AETETTs Z
} Slow Movcfaent-Hay ydu........ ........ WHITING
J. Suu........................ Mis- KATE WALTH,II
3. Overture. :" Gull Tell -Fcs.ini......w wH!TISG
g. N!lh Nerdure Ciad"-llaydn,
:. Grand March o: Priests "AshaIie,, M.n-
d"!osoln.. WHITING
Pant II.
|. Organ fantasia on theIn4s from Gonnod' 8
-" ~ lS
.. =" Der " aid - tkfE11s
3. Air with variations, Tue Harmouiou. Black
smith -'iandal. ........,....... " ailis"
soio ASD cHoKrs
s. overture, "Z.ns,ta '--AuDsr... WHITING
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THE FALLS PL.SrATioS.-We call attention 10
the sale OF a portion Of the celebrated Falls plan
tAtion to be held to- day by M-ssrs. GrubOs VIII
!iams. This property mas been divided into lots
eminently suitable for gardening purposes, and d
better Investment could not be made by those
seeking suburban lands Among the lots Is tho
Marx homestead, with ninety acres Of splendid
land attached. The sale is an important ona, and
persons wishing to invest money Ia profitable
manner would do well 10 attend
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FRoH TCRSER e. have the November mum
brr of D,mtprrSt N9aMLy-Onc of til. best
fashion magazines published, :t!Sr thc ilrst on
for the month aud ben!"rsTS 5 lDuaJ .lmsftot,
{. iournal for me Young folks.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MesSrs Harrison,
GoIdin * Apperson sold on yesterday Tor
John T.. Stc-cr commissioner, vacant lou on
Marshall and Eighteenth streets, l'- py -"
feet, for $3.50.
Mr,srs. james NJ Taylor y Son sold on yes
rert,av TWO brick cottages on Fifth street be-
wound Leigh, fronting each thirty 1eet on
Filth street, for =, 800.
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BAPTIST SrSpAr SCHOOL MEETING. The
monthly meeting of the Baptist Sunday
schools was held at Leigh street church on
SUNDAY afteruoon-Rev. y. r.. Dickinson
chairman. and Thomas j. Starke secretary.
The following average attendance was report
ed for the pas month:
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Nor THAT MAS-ASoTHER NAS.-Ihe James
EppS nj whose house the colOred Dung Men :
Christian Association held their ceicOrh LIon
the other day was not The messenger Of the
City Council, but James EppS, : manhood
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Assault ASD BArrERY Abraham Hines
was arrested Yesterday upon the charge OF
brutally aSsaulting Mary Thomas.
Margaret Williams was . Gagged 1or as
sauIriur and beating Martha Wallace.
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q r. PENDLETON'S
y. ENGLISH, CLASSICAL, AND
MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL.
Four;h street between Main and Franklin.
The present session has commenced In the most
encouraging manner (sXty -four In numberl.
TEACHERS:
S. T. PENDL3TOa, Prnclpal;
A. D. CHESTERMAN. A. M Assistants.
L. S. READ
ALI. are teachers of experience and We're disttn-
gulshsd when studeEts-ors having been Pro-
fes sor of Mathematics and No | graduate ut the
virIinia Military Institute, and another being \
Master OF Arts.
Scholars are taken when FIRST BEGISNERs, and
thoroughly prepared for the higher classes OF the
school, and finally for business, the virginia Mill
tary institute, University, or any college.
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Ur2TfSGs CouKT OF MAGISTRATES This
court met yesterday hut transacted no buSl-
ness. \ jury was summoned, and the court
adjourned until to-day
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adopted.
T'y If Police.
petition from the police force asking an
increase Of pay as necessary for their support
was presented By Mr.. Clopton, and referred
10 the Committee Of Claims and Salaries
NiyDrs cart EDDm.
communication from the Mayor repre-
s@utIug The eminent unfitness Of the room ut
present used By him for holding his court for
that purpose on account OF The great noise
made by passing vehicles. the difficulty OF
hearing, etc, was read. The matter was re-
ierred 10 the Commissioners OF Streets.
Bood cf Hs1M.
report Of the Board Of Health vas sub
mitt"d and adopted.
The Council, after the transaction Of busi-
ness OF but little public Importance, adIourned.
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23itlln1ol((l IIj5patflr.
Is, 1867.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE obs
PATCH " Is LARGER THAN THE COM
3lNED CIRCrLATION OF ALL THE
OTTER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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veg ICE. ICE, ICE-1 he great scars
-, morsy and healthy necessity OF AL per,
ety sns GE well az tho nsa6y m ri a a..
Ss naive ice bias given out &c ,hose hs 80 puyins
uriee down TO ttty cents per o"'' y 'N'
TO sell again y WARDWELL L co.
ne ID ~ " f~ =
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PREsBYTEKIAS C0SCERr or PRATER.-Th"
regular monthly meeting of this society was
held in the First esbyterian church last
night. After singing and prayer the reports
of the superint"ndents o! the varlouS schools
were rnad. which showed the average attend
aucr 10 br as follows.
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HFxRlco COUNTY Cornr.-The County Court
of uaurico met yes terday 10 try = special
case but the interested parties faiilhT 10 ap-
pear, adjourned without the transaction oi
.lmN hIlS MSS.
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THE lKr-m CIrl1Ex Turner, two doors
above the DiSytttc. Ullice, has for sale John
Mitchel's new and popular paper, The LrtSh
lJt-eu
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EXHIBITION OF THE NIRGiSiA uOKTlcrLTr- :
RAJ AND PoMoLoalCAL SOCIETY," Ac nan oi
his .xhihi,ion VIII be open 10 the public to-
u,phtat O'Clock. This morning NJ . CLOCK
the hall viii be closed for the reception OF ar
ricles. and =, y o'clock the Committee 81
Awards will meet 1T the hall 10 examine the
competing articles. The ladies ana gentlemen
rnmuoslng these are earnestly invited TO be
pronpt in their attendance. The Executive
t,ommitrer Will meet III the hall IL . +. VI.
4 large number OF articles were Drought IN
Yesterday and the clerks wcr" husllE engaged
in entering them upon the BOOKS ne co'ii-
lnitlee seem confident OF success.
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Addresses were delivered by Colonel Thomas
+ Evans Professor Charles IL. Winston, ana
Rev. j. H. Burrows, u. u.
Adjourned 10 meet with the Nanc hester
Baptist Church at 3 O'Clock on the second Sun
day afternoon III November.
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so. 600 ~ PEEMlCMS


will he otar. for The best and finest hoses. cat
tie, sheep. swine and pou.try IN their respective
classes Also Agricultural productions and ltup!e-
tools worked I4"t.is ami h',TtwAr" 4, engines .ud
machinery. carr1as" and cabinet ware : inauuiac-
lures pl linen. pcoil-u. ar cotton, uii" hN ma
cGiu-ry or 10y hand I-atAuraut leather mGuuiac-
torres; sciauuic, surgical, and m1S.ca! ln"ru-
Ineul~ u-cdIcwOrk, painting, craving, table
comforts, &c.
Hiso iarjrials "f sIeod, lady riders, tiltng tour
ua!u.ut~, base ball, &c. ~ -.
CUMpATITluH OPEN TO TIE WORLD,
Every n.cess s-ry arrangement VIII '" made To
render tho txhlhItlor, one OF genera! lbtcrsSL l"
an cl asses of exhibitor, and spectators.
entries for trottlrg and pacing VIII close 'cto-
! ar gIlh for ruuaIu2. ou october .:th. futrl"H
Tor stock and implements for exhibition Will close
ON November IT. and sat"7 OF stock ANA lmp!"-
ma,ts viii commence on November sth and con
iIuug u1tIl all are soIa. Exhibitors wh" do not
,yi,u IL dispose ot their stock can rsiuoEe them
uftyr the ,Ju al November, Crun w"ica day Ito
premiums viii re awarded.
txh1hlturs are rcug->'rd to furn-h the -ecr9-
,ory :; t-t of aii arttc,-e iucud-d for exhibition,
r,i ,l.o ,ucu accommodations a. iA=y may re-
uusr. GIrlus The Gln., at rs cary IL dhIe IL
pOesi bic. ,.., ..
rrn.ram1c or premium list is bo'ng prepared
for gratuituus distributions winch VIII contain
,.fy.rti., m.il- o: trades and manufactures. For
terms AMI All other particulars address the 5ecIe
,8rv WARD h. hhmOI, Prrsioent
JuH, VEN HE> WICK, Vice President.
DIR. WILLIAM UUNTuS, Treasurer,
A,SIIhx \. N@.E,'n t. rorD. ;snpsrinten4e"'s;
r G. kEHrAIt Secretary. Office Seventh street
west corner street room 10. &C l2--""d"t
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REsrrT or REGfsTgATioS Is HESRrco CorS-
TT.-Th"dOllowng is the result OF the last re-
gistratiOu in HcnricO county:
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THE OAKwooD MEMORIAL n socIAr Q y
Opening NIGHT.-FrOm the character ana
we'll known talents OF the lady managers ol
The Oakwood Memorial Festival, We can
safely promise q grand opening tonight. The
room selected, over Paine Cas-, on NAN
street opposite the post -olce, Is large ana
we'll ventilated, ami from the plan "nlch haS
t..u exhibited, we judge that the G:cor'itlouS
of the apartment will bc unsurpassed. re
trashm.nts of every kind will DC served III me
soloou nv voung ladies who have volunteered
in this department. Suppers with oysters
and every other delicacy OF the season, VIII DE-
furnished Al i moments notice.
i'm. promenade Will be afforded the young
tolks and we doubt not that THE VIII be one
of The most attractive features OF tne enter
tainment, especially 10 band mas Deeil eh-
gagged 10 discourse sweet music Tor tAe patrons
OF the festival.
Let the beauty and fashion OF our city ap-
pear 10 night IT the festival, ana mus "hilo
nassing Il pleasant hour, add their mites 10
The treasury OF Il memorial ASSOCIATION "hlcn
has accomplished 50 great & work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-15
"RTCItHoSD, VA, October IL, ls0I. )

.'In case it happen that there may not
i,n :. rnriSicrin. officer To conduct the elton
in any particular district or ward, as provided
in prragrnph -. Circular No. ., from these
h.a,iGuarirrs, dated September l., lsG7, the
prr>i >idrut of tn" board Of regis ira tiuu Will de-
liruatr to perform the duty ono Of the per-
sons selected 10 assist III the election.
Hv command OF Brigadicr and Brcvet Ma
ior- General ScJofsLd. >. +. CHALFiN,
Assistant hdiutant- General"