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ABRAHAM L1SCOLS's EsTATE.-The Spring
field (lllinois) Jp"rpGi Of October publishes
the inventory of the estate OF Hr. Lincoln as
filed by Judge Davis, the administrator, in
the Office OF the clerk of the Court of
Sangamon county, on the 10Th of November,
lsut. From this statement IL appears that
Mr.. Lincoln left property TO the amount Of
$4,000 in Government bonds bearing gold in
tcrest, Treasury notes for undrawn salary,
and cash balances III bank, besides the follow"
Ing real estate:
Homestead in Springfield, Illinois, on lot .
and part of lot :, in block 10, l.. Hess addi-
ton 10 Springfield lot 3 in block 10, town Of
Lincoln, Logan county, illinois, Crawford
county, lo"a-l2O acres east half, northeast
and northwest, northeast section Is, town 81
range 50: Tanii county-iO acres, description
not rccolected; certificate of entry III the
hands of G. II. Moore, Of Clinton, De Witt
county, Illinois.
The Jotrnui remarks: /" To be added, how
ever is the 80, 900 which was appropriated by
the last Congress on account Of Mr.. Lincoln )
salary, making altogether III. total value of
tn" personal estate TO about $40, 900, 10 say
nothing of the real estate
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Speaking Of General Stones letter, recently
published III the Boston Post, the Stt"r'idg
Ecening Gue.te says :" 1t l. SAID by those who
ought 10 know that the hardest thing In the
world l. the heart OF Il thorough going fash
iOuablc woman. Perhaps II VIII 20 near 10 be
thought one Of these days, that the next hard
est thing i The heart OF Il professional ph!lan-
luropi>t, who Il 50 intent on the good OF All
men III general that he cannot respect The
rights, the services, or the sensIbllities OF any
man III particular.
General Sickles's court OF Inquiry viii not
be granted. 1t is argued that IL has already
had his hearing III the mode selected by HIM
srli-by iAc publication OF his CORES poncence
with General Grant and his own expose OF
facts as he understood them.
Its reported that party of negroes tore up
the track on tn. South Carolina railroad Fri
day NIGHT at Hopkins's ;, near Columbia. The
train was thrown OF the track and the ears
robbed.
Hon. David J.. Seymour, OF Troy, New
York, delegate II large 10 the State Consttu-
tiunal Convention, died al Lansboro Massa-
chusetts, on Friday, aged about siXty-hNe
years.
The Springfield Republican, tells the simple
truth when IL saws the verdict OF the people Is
against the congressional plan ot recoustruc-
tlon
Itis said that 9Irs. Charles Sumner has left
MT. Charles sumner ana iSsu!!Lc Lci AZ! 4i''
name. We cannot vouch for the truth OF The
story -U'Ogli.
In view OF the iuciciency Of the police,
the statement that Butler intends coming
here 10 live fills one with the gloomiest iorebo-
dimgs .-1ftl0 I1rk World.
Generals Mahone and Beauregard arrived
in Washington from Richmond Sunday alter
noon on railroad business. rs Is supposed.
The Boston Transcript says 1.-The great
need Of the Republican party-Leadcfs VINO
are statesmen.
The Mayor Of Savannah very wisely pro-
hibited The Radicals otherwise negroes from
having Il toIchlght procession last week
Moses Walton is the Conservative candi
dat. III Shenandoah.
General Mcclellan i coming home with ms
family early in November
John g. Cough is fifty years old and TWEEN
five years sober.
Gilmore Simms projects q new paper in
South Carolina.
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Richmond Tobacco Exchange, October II.


Breaks and receipts very light. Market
firm and prices tending upward. Belo" y"
give the transactions for the past three days
ia hogsheads, tierces, and IL boxes offered
and sold
HtSrFACrrRIyG TOBACCO.
Lucs Common 70 medium dark WORKING,
% to 40 good dark working, IS 10 sl2; sun
cured, common, s. to :l2 suncnred good,
sl2 10 slS coal-cured, common, - 10 80
coal cured. bright, So TO SO; coal-cured, IAN
cy, $50 to s45.
Ledf-Common dark working. = TO 90; me-
dunn dark working. 80 to Ill; good dark
working, sl5 TO 81; fine and wrapping, Els TO
s2l cured sI5 20 so and 49,; yellow
wrappers, common, go 10 S35 yellow wrap
pers, medium TO extra, so 10 500 and $500
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lngs-Eery common and heavy weights, 20
TO 80 30 medium IS TO IS; good, $ 10 Sl2 n.
LeHf.-English shipping, SlS 10 30 %. CONT
mental shipping, *lS TO flS and S23.
sTEMNISa TOBACCO.
LeGf.-Commou, Sl2 10 :li good, sl5 10 81:
fine, SIS TO so and S2S.
&ems.-Eery common TO good. Sl8s4.jo
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Late Mexican Scws-JuareZ Re-Electcd-I I'm.
pcrialist Officers Sentenced.

new ORLEANS, October l.-1ntelligencp has
been received here that Juarez has been re-
elected President. The vote between him and
General DiaZ vas close.
MaXimilian's officers and those noblemen in
the city OF Mexico. about TWO hundred in
number, who stood by his cause, have AL been
sentenced to various terms of imprisonment,
some Of them TO rs high as fifteen years.
Among thos" imprisoned for 4 long time is
Prince S;llln. Salm.
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Descent Il Gambling E>fabIi,hment-Onc
Man Shot

SrgISGFrELD, Mass, October ia party
OF state constables made n descent on gn-
ming establishment 1T Westfed last night
and We're assaulted by 4 mob OF over 500, who
fired pistols and threw stones John T.
Brooks was shetland killed by Deputy Chaplin,
of this city.
The officers ara now in jail. and will be ex
amlned Tomorrow. The act was one Of abso-
lute self defence.
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CANTON, ONO, October li.-iesterday, in
the German Reformed church, Il man recently
discharged from the penitentiary approached
his wife, from whom he had been divorced
since his incarceration, and demanded II kiss
from her. While the young woman was in
the act Of complying with the demand he
plunged a butchers knife eleven times into
her body, and then fled. He was captured,
and with difficulty saved from summaryexe-
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GALVESTON, October l3.-Yesterday the
steamer General Sedgwick was fallen in with,
badly disabled, forty-iive miles west of Ship
Island shoals, and towed 20 this port.
The brig Galveston yesterday lay ut anchor
thirty miles west of this place, with loss Of
topgalant masts and topsaiis.
The yellow fever is severe at Victoria Ma
jor Lathrope, commanding the post, and ele-
ven others, died on the 9th instant
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From New Orleans,

New ORLEANS, October l+.-Iellow fever in
terments up 10 o'clock Sunday morning,
thirty-two 10 same hour this morning,
thirty three. Weather cool.
The grand jury of this parish selected to-
day is composed of one half whites and one
half blacks
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Mas. LISCoLS's WARDEoEE-h SNOWMAN
OFFERS 81. 900 FOR THE LoT.-'' If I were not
aCtuated by more than pecuniary motives,
could have sold the whole OF this wardrobe
for $l3 900 10 Snowman who desires 10
hibit them in Europe: in fact, have had two
offers OF this kind, but Mrs. Lincoln is not de-
slruus OF giving this matter any more pub
licllv, on account of her son, who Is very
sensitive on tn" subject, and wishes 10 get the
affair over rs soon as possible" SO says Mr..
Brady, the salesman.
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NrrrIyG Ar CHESTER STATION There was 4
large meeting OF the Radicals 1T Chester, i'll
Chesterfield county, yesterday, 10 confirm ine
OF Charles II. Porter, ]. +. Mad
GoX and James Is. Garter, recently nominated
ny the convention held il Manchester for the
r6uurirs Of PoWhutIn and Chesterfield. The
meeting was composed OF Radical blacks, and
was addressed by the three candidates. There
was of cuurS, much scent and enthusiasm,
and The nom nations were confirmed.
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MAJOR X. +. Scott il the Conservative and
solomon HoGe the Radical nominee for Eau
quier county.
At last Charlotte court the freedmen nomi-
mated two candidates Of Their o IN race and
coior-Ncd Nelson 10 represent the county.
and 10" Holmes as The floating candidate from
Charlotte" md Halifax.
Major Baker T. Lee is \ candidate from
Gloucester and Matthew's
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RECORDER AHERS or New ORLEASs \
RICHAoSD MAS.-ln announcing the death Of
Recorder Ahcrn The New Orleans Bulletin
avs
He was 4 native of Richmond, Va, about
forty. four years of age, and resident Of New
Orleans for upwards OF twenty years. By his
uniform courtesy and kindness rs private
citizen, and his justice tempered with kind
ness rs Judge the deceased had endcared
himself 10 his many personal friends and 10
the public Ut largo
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ANOTHER SILVER MINE SroHY.-The Richie
county Press says
1--WE are reliably informed that 4 rich sill
YER mine has been discovered on West House
fork of Middle Island creek, III DoddTidse
county. The vein i from two 10 Two ana 4 h;ll
t,...r NICK. and Yields % per cent. Mr.. ohm
Prichard has disposed of his share for $4,000;
Preparations are being made 10 sink 4 SHAFT
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Special telegram 70 Richmond Dispatch.
Conservative Nomination.

AMELIA CorgrHorsE, October H.-At n large
and influential meeting OF the citizens Of this
county held here to-day, Dr.. Charles Irving
wa- nominated as candidate for the Consti
tutioaal Convention. Dr. Irving has long
been 4 resident Of this county, and was major
OF the First Virginia cavalry during the war
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a DOMESTIC SECESSION. - simultaneously
with the announcement that Senator Sumner
i travelling through The West deIycrinsa po-
liIical lecture, composed, II Is said, chiefly
of plagiariZcd literary gems, comes also the
rnuur that Mrs. sumner so recently married,
Disguised and disappointed in finding " the
Godlikc" wanting even III the attributes Of
manhood, and indignant at the dOmc> tic
tyranny TO which She was subjected, has per
mancntly seeded, and is about 10 make her
residence III Europe, under her own name.-
NitiOaGI iutslLjg.acer.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETINGS Is THE COUNTY
The conservative citizens of llenrlco are about
80 ,naka :, move Meetings of conservatives
Will be held 1T the following times ana places
To-day, II o clock, 1T DicHinan' Oh thurs
dav. nj g O'Clock. IL Alleys: on Friday, 1T
o'clock III Manakin Saturday, same hour, at
courL- hvusr. O'Clock Il. NJ, saturday, a.
Wade's. Sunday, at 5 o'clock, IT Deep Bot
ION; Monday, III Seven Pines, At O'Clock.
Several speakers (whtc and colorecl Will be
on hand, and viii speak III behalf OF Mr..
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SECOND pIsPATCH.


SoCrHAMrToS, October 1.-THE Ticonderoga
has arrived from New York.
LeceringS CDmm.rcut says: THE failure of
Of ). j. Rollie K Co., cotton brokers' of Lon
don and Liverpool, with Il branch here fol-
lowing that of Colin Campbell x Co, creates
much uncasincSS among foreign bankers.
There is utter want of confidence in Liverpool
firms. 1t appears many here, TO obyIate the
effects upon inSolveucieS, made private settle
monts with the bankers on favorable terms,
with the understanding that the banks should
continue to support them In this way tho
price OF cotton has been supported. A further
slight decline would bring down the whole
cotton trade Of Liverpool and ruin the bankers
connected with that interest"
a combination of capitalists here recently
appropriated a million of dollars rs margin in
the purchase Of cotton. Tho whole OF this
margin, it is said, is wiped out.
LONDON, October l-Noon.-Consols a j-lG.
Bonds, ia. Sugar, 2Mt2G. Al Frankfort,
bonds, 7i'a THO O'Clock. = Finances un.
changed.
LIvERPO October l4-Noon cotton
firm; mIddling uplands, Sid. Orleans, Sad i:
estimated sales, II 900. Corn, i5Iii9. Wheat,
liMl9; white California, II. Provisions UNI
changed. Rosiu-Common, S4lG medium, II.
Turpentine, y. ltco o'ciOck.-Cotton quiet
and active. BrcadstuiS buoyaut. Corn, i:.sg
1911. Provisions and produce unchanged.
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Ohio LEGISLATURE.

CiSrrSSATI. October l2-lO ~ p " Gene
raj Hayes is elected by about 1900 majority
he Legislature stands rs follows Senate
eighteen Radicals and nineteen Democrats.
House, fifty one Radicals and tiftv- four Demo
Gratis Democratic majority on Joint ballot
four
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A NATIVE LYScHBrRGEK.-Mr. thurman.
the probable Democratic Governor eject OF
Ohio, is, we are glad 10 learn Il ha' M "
Jynchhurs and 4 near kinsnlan OF the Thur
man family now living here. Whether ficto-
rious or defeated, he made most gallant nshi,
and we are prond OF him Us Il worthy son OF
pur Hin CIV MRS
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The Yellow Fever in 1Iemnhis.

MEMPHIS, October l&.-The physicians of
this city, IN council to-day, declared the yell
low fever an epidemic The cases are in
creasius rapidly. Forty-seven new cases
have been reported for the twenty four hours
ending ct noon to-day.
The weather is clear, with Il light frost this
morning.
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= CHMON AND DANVILLE

- L " II NJ " ~ ~ n4sD ia ~ lhLL
IL RAILROAD NOTICE TO BONDHoLDBkS.
All persons holding mortgage bonds Of the Bic
mond and Danville Railroad Company are hereby
informed that the Company 10 now prepared TO de-
liver It's new bonds in exchange for the old, as
hs retofora agreed with bondholders Parties can
obtain either coupon registered bonds, which
are convertible from one to the other clsss at the
option OF the holders and on which all United
States taxes will be paid by the Company.
Apply TO Mr.. J. D. BLAIR, Auditor, ut the office
Of the Company. A. 3. BUPORD,
oc s-lm President
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OHM Elorfinn

CoLrMBUs, October l3.-Further corrections
of the returns in this State add 4 few hundred
to the majority claimed by the Republicans
F,-
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Mrs. L1ScoLs's SALE.-Thc New York Ere
Ming Express Of Friday says
MRS. Lincoln, induced, il is said, by the
eutrc;ttics of certain Interested and influential
parties. has determined on Withdrawing the
articles on the event of Mr.. Brady failing 10
dispose OF them ut private sale, and not allow
them 10 be set up TO auction
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The Prize RIM.

ST. LorIs, October l3.-Mike McCOole, the
pusilst, has telegraphed TO Frank Queen the
editor of the New York Ciipysr that he has
forwarded TO him 81 900 for Il forfeit, and 4
challenge TO fight any man in America, par
ticularly Joe Coburn, for 80, 900 or less.
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Democratic Gains in Iowa.

RrRLISgToS, Iowa, October ly-The Demo
Gratis have gained l0.oGp on the popular vote,
and ten or twelve on joint ballot in the Legs
lature.
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VINO OwSS THE New YORK HERALD THE
names of James Gordon Bennett, Sr., Jr.,
have been removed from the heading of the
New York Hrtd. The fact has occas Toned
considerable comment and speculation, but
the reason Tor the removal is not publicly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-15

Death Of Commodore Rudd.
PHILADELPHIA, October ii. - Commodore
John Rudd is dead.
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ballard HOTEL, RICHMOND
ID VA THE LEADING FASHIONABLE no.

TEL OF TIL Z JITI --Thls tIaXhHt ehLdUIIhnM5Nt
is now complete in all II. appOi ntInents.
In It's structure and furnishing particular atsn-
Is remarkable for ts clean!insss and It's furniture
Is of the beat quality.
The lobby, ladies reception, bar. billiard and
r.ndln2 rooms. the office door, spacious
ana beautifully arranged. The ladiss' psrlors.
and dtniu rooms the hrst door easy OF ac-
Gers, and re. from the confusion Of business
Tho table /. supplied bounteously with All the
ielicaciss Of tn. season hat this and other mar
kots afford, and many OF The supplies eoms dlrect
.soia tn. best markets OF the country.
tn. subsc fib.rs. in their new connection, beg
leave 10 pledge cir beet efforts TO the maints
nancs OF THIS f-t.ciass Hotel, aud ask the sup
purl Of their frl.nds and tha public generally.
JOHN 7. BALLARD 4 SONS,
JoHy z RALLARD, rroprisiors.
WILLIAM +. BALLARD,
+. sTKfBLIsG BALLARD. su3l
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Summary by the Gable.

LONDON, October l3.-Thc papers are deprc-
eating Thornton's appointment rs ambassador
to the United States, and express the opinion
that the highest class diplomat should repre-
sent that Government at Washington.
The mercantile house OF T. J. Ratio has sus.
pended.
Garibaldi has named his son Menotti gene
ralisSlmo Of the insurgent army.
1t is reported that the insurgents have been
driven across the frontier by the Papal troops,
and compelled to surrender their arms to the
Italians.
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BOnrdj1lq ana Lodging.

DuOMS AND BOA RD.-M RS. JULIA
IL EI.LEkY has TWO K0 ms which she would
IL 10 rent three fOur nin gls gentlemen or to
Gentlemen and their wives. on moderhts tsrin-
,ppty on tn. prsIDi,cs Leigh street south Size,
b-twsen Sixth and Seventh, second door from
sixth. DC ~
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Mr.. Mines, one Of the propretors OF me
Shenandoah iron works, II CONSERVATIVE
northern man, is a candidate for The Conteh-
ton from Page.
An immense meeting was held By the Demo-
Gratis at Louisville on Saturday night 10 eN-
press gratitude for the recent elections III
Ohio and Pennsylvania.
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irlloIy Fever.
4 Brutal Wiie-Nurder.

MOBILE, October l4.-Therc were four Inter
ments from yellow fever to-day.
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x-y,r-rprya roBlcco.
DentistrY.

y N. HUDSON, DENTIST, wishes
IL. to inform all who have been wait! NJ EREA
to have teeth extracted without pain that SStYYt3
he has an mp proved NITROUS 0ElDEGAS
APPARATUS, and will AWAY. keep supply oi
pure ga. prepared. Special attention sive 10 cor.
rectng rrsgu aritias Of chiGrer's teeth All ops.
rations on the teeth performed with gentleness
and ease. oc l5-6t-
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Leather, &c.

TALFSk ny of our own nlanufuc-
~ ture tor sale by HuhST KING,
Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
~ lJ-t.
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nR. c. T. KLOEBER, SUR 80
j. GEON DENTIST tla;e Of Baitmore) SnYfc
No. 900 Broad street Richmond, Va.
Testh filled In thu best ma nner at red need prices
Beautiful artificial teeth on tho vulcautts base
perfectly initiating the natural organ and restor
the contour OF the face, at the low prices OF !&O
S25, and $50 per ser.
Nitrous oxide gas given in extracting teeth, rem.
dering the operation painless and safe.
10 3nk
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pEW AND BEAUTIFUL FURSIs
~ TuRgWs are now In reeeipt OF the largest
and most complete assortment OF new and elegant
fUkNlTUKE ever offered to tho virginia puolic:
On, Ar Of halls pAriors, dining rooms, and cham.
bars. and the prices range from the loMst tol1oe
hirhest nx understanding To quality. We are DE-
trr,uiusu To uss the same strenuous axartiohs 10
PLEASE which have charsclsriyed Us for quarter
OF 4 century past, aud most respectfully Invite =
continuation Of the patronage heretotorSs 20 hos-
rally extended Us.
saso No 9o5 Main atrast. cornar OF Ninth.
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TO LEATHER ERCHANTS
And
BOOT AND SHOE MANUFACTURERS.
LEATHER, &C., Low FOR CASH

Having made arrangements with large northern
houses, are prepared 10 oh-r At and below Bal
timors prices at wholesale and RETAIL
SOLE LEATHER Of all kinds,
FRENCH C4LFskINS (senu!ne) OF the
choicest brands;
AMERICAN CALFSkiSS,
BOOT-BAtk SKINS,
LINING SKINS, al! colOrs
UPPER LEATllERS,
HARNESS and BkIDLE LEATHERS,
FAIR and BROWN skIRTIIG,
sADDLERs' THREADS, all co!or.;
SHOE THREADS Of every description,
DRESSING BLACEIEG-an artlce which
every shoemaker should have;
LASTS, PEGS,
and all articles In uss by shoemaksrs. tanner-,
and saddlers. o. H. CHALkLEY & CO.
Thirteenth street between
oc Is Main and Cary streets.
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,5Ks N II. THORNTON. CORNER

NJ KS. n. ii. IiORNloN. CphNTH
LfI GOVERNOR AND R0Ss STREETS, has seVarai
very desirable. -Gile. Of rooms for famiie. and can
accommodate. THATSIESr. PEhMA sESF ana
d BJARDEns In IN" best style. Tho house Is
central and convenient to all parts OF IN" cly ana
nothir. -hall b.. omitted 10 give sati-faction.
Him
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no MARY A. NELSON, widow OF

no MARY A. NELSON, widow OF
i Hall Nelson. deceased; Edmonia l.. Sellson,
Fannie Seilson, Thomas II. Nelson, Thomas
Jackson, ana Mary his wife. heirs or devisees Of
Hall Nelson, deceased and all others whom II
may concern :.--As you are not residents OF tho
city OF hish mond or Of the county Of Henrico you
are hereby notified that We intend 10 erect upon
our land, lying bslow Tenth street aod between
The Columbian M!lls canal and the James Tlver,
mills for SenarAl manufacturing purposes ana 10
accomplish tina. jet 1t will bs necessary to en-
large what is called tho Nail Factory canal and 70
extend and improve what Is known KS naxhhiI
lower dam. To accomplish there "bJ5cS we 81 49, -
apply 10 the Coun,y Court OF hehrico Souu,y nu
Monday tho lth day Of November nxx'. - al mi
' H "tot o"' VI 40 s.MUEL J. HARRISON.
''"'''''@' WILLIAM G. PAINE,
JAMES L. APPERSON,
kuBERT A. LANCASTER,
JOHN Il. AOSTA0UE.
WILLIAM Il. HAxALL.!
r,w BOILING w. HASALL.
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nRIED FRUITS purchased in large
Douantitiss by CHARLES HOWARD,
"a is No. Fifteenth street
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Je1UeIers, dc.

A F. JAHNKE Has JUST 50
n. received new supply OF WATCHES, ~
JEWELRY, and hlLEEHWARE. suitable w y
for bridal and other presents. which heErsS:1l,
offers for sale AZ low prices. Call At
A. + JAHSKE'S.
&C l2-3ts 1879 Main street.
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DOTATOES, GOLDFISH, SALMON,
i DRIED FRUIT. ONIONS. KgROsENB OIL: for
sale by loc l2l HUNpLEY & TATUM.
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NEW SUGAR-CURED BA CON
IN HAMS, BREASTS. and SHOOLDERS;
oc II HUNDLEY 3 TATUM.
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CS BARRELS PURE CIDER VINE
CO GAR, for picking, warranted Al
DC Il 81 B. WARDWELL 4 CO.