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oo.oosr "a daily and the tws evenings previous 70 sale;
AN IMPORTANT SALE OF Mon CLASS IA s,..Gas, GRO
s. sy sISRY Shsi il. .iaai LEEDS q NiSEs Auconsers
usDI Ss Ss os - .o: e. ,a Of -Aa con
90 m Cana, 4. srss rss QSsa e.sn.r Mulberry street.
The large valuable assortment Of FIRST class Wines
veil Ss ssS~s sr% ss.ry; ssss:sea.ssss
%o. | srssssSs @ offered this city
mated s appTnsgsSt At from sCs o 70 $4,000 @ and win
Il embraces groceries Of every description.
sugar. u raw and reased imported SAUCES Preserved
Fruits Olive OIL India Preserves and all other articles sold
fhe catalogue Of Wines. Liquors and Cigars win be found
or Europe. among them viii be found
George III vintage i77: Pale and Brown. warsaw. Old
fe%s.n isiq; White Seal fSiopoera' London Esh,bon
Ease vintages
Maderas.
Blackburn, vintage 1898; .;aicutta vintage 1900.
eener scott Old Reserve. Bridseton. N NJ and others
Rss Seal Ate Douro. Black Seal nsrmides, white Seal
sS-i' Queens 1855 c,,rn..r..
G. l. %aS. s'
sas O. md Il R Rs's s M asS,
Lsoyiee /. Rose ,, ron'e Panel Fi1ss Co.. and Sash
Bursandie. and sau:srne
Romance, Chabiis, Clos Vougert chambertin, Chat. D.
rSqueu Ac. &C.
Johannisberg Steinberger Cabinet Hockhemer,
peide sheiTner, Niersteiner, Marco Brnner,
Sparkling HocAs, Mosele Muscaelle and others.
Brandles.
Hennessy, vim 1890, 1884 10 1858 Old r ach,
BhckberIy. 4c old Jamaica and 81. Croix Rum,
Hu.ltnd Gin various brandsl u. X. Bourbon,
4onongaheia, Irish and scotch Whskeys assorted.
Liqueurs and Cordials, Porter, Ale, Cider DC.
Cigars.
Partagas CAbanas CAbaryis Ia R,ca and other cele-
a,sd brands in variety P.Sl.ses Terms cash rurhsr
" Liberty street. on aud after Monday, 2lst inst
UCrIoN sALE.-LARGE SALE OF RICH FURNI-
"A ture good order PinAo, Mirrors B lizard Table
TUESDAY, Oct. -, at
fA Columbia, between Clark aud ficrrepont streets.
Catalogues nj talesrooms.
JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer,
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| NIBLOs GARDEN.
Doors sec sgfooSS s ps. 1 e.s1s' FAX before
BLACK CROOK
JARRETT AND PALMER's
s''' BALLET TROUPE,
aeknowdsed to be the most successful production now
m.uoue.gs 81 qsE Fl AsERrG4 sEM GArnAcrross
Monday osoee, q: 1851 every evening and Saturday
-'-' Sfihs SSEES ISSisn SS THE PASeEs pihEss
Il .sa
r'AIpearansssr sr q The HsIE acf1SwIsagsd naSden
funvaled for his grace, daring and evolutionary move
-'A ANTOINE VAN HAMME.
from Vienna, Paris, Germany. &C.
' Ap''.iIs1s Ia aARDE 1xPERrALE,
CHILDREN SOLDIERS,
Fully sqopps%S REV y AND COSTLY UNIFORMS.
S:$sisS i;issS;':sss.si y ~ " '''' . :
cHAssEUERs,
zzoGsEs zoGavEs ,,,, ,o.,.
.sss.s %.ay S. &c. "
First appearance :! + SySssSssSsS s sSsa y
FOUR YEARS OF AGE,
in characteristics military arranged By ~ Costa, en
BELLE vIvANDIERE.
NEW TORK'S MOST FINISHED AND CAPTIVATING
PREMIERE AssOLUrA,
MARIE B0UFAhTI.
In the bewitching ballet OF the
CARNIVAL DE VENICE.
Continuation OF the entirely
GhASp p,Yrre
Arraneed By the Chief Of Moisrs de Baie n Costa.
TWENTY PRExrEREs.
AUXILIARY LADIES
THE GREAT TRANSFORMATION SCENE.
THE BOUQUET DE FLEURs,
| THE FAIRY IRoTro, .
PAS DE DEMONS,
The WATER LILIES.
THE BRILLIANT BALL ROOM,
| Illuminated b. seven hundred gas jets;,rxru jets;
THE SkANp kAW > u sAEEESEH5SADE' IL pE}lY
La PARANrELLA,
NEW HUNGARIAN PAS sEUL,
40 rHE DEBoDAH.
THE WONDERFUL MECHANICAL donkey, &C.
MATINEE EVERY SATURDAY, At O'CLOCK
SEATS sECuRED SIX DAYS IN ADVANCE.
w MONDAY EVENING. 0cT. a.
Engagement OF the youthful tragic artistic,
Mss FANNY b. PRICE,
who win appear in her powerful rendition Of
THE JEWISH MAIDEN,
performed by her In most Of the principal ctes Of the
'As GRAND ExTisEE on SATURDAY. al O'Clock
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4 EVILS e. WOOD, AuCTIONERR.
IL Adjourned Commissioners Safe Of Real Estate, At
favicrs HoeL jersey CITY, Thursday, October "a lS67
al3 o'clock n. M.
ist-A piece OF salt Meadow l2s5 acres few hundred
feet the Hackcnsaok bank OF Horn
Greek Hudson City nearly opposite the large warehouses
rvcentiy erected by the Valentine Oh Company the
6ncs. oil depots in the country
2d-A piece Of salt Meadow IN the town OF Bergen In the
rear o Joseph Payton, 10 ~ 100 acreA
SdA piece OF Salt Meadow lying the Morris canai
the ffowns ferry road At the Hackensacx river in
ne d, exclusive of Canal and road about % acres
ny order OF the Commissioners
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.
NoILcE;-cHANGE or HOUR on AND .AFrRa
lv Mondsy October a. The steamers Of the Neptune
line VII leave Their berth, pier North river foot Of
NEY YosI, October IS lSs.
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TAMEs CAGNEY, AUCTIONBER-OFFICE 5lS WASH.
.J inEion street Sprng-Elegsnt Household Furni.
Tuesday OF the private residence IL Ashland
place Perry street., wood black walnut
aror sHiis hac Sh Paintings French Clock, Etagere,
rosewood and walnut Centre Tables Brussels and
Carpets. black walnu and mahogany Bedroom Furniture.
hn- BE ding buffet Dining and Kitchen furnture Ac.
fV particulars In tomorrow papers and n catalogues
which ready. ~ B.-cafh advanced on every
scription OF merchandise.
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CUsDAY MORNING BOAT FOR pEYKsKTT.I. THE
N0RwALK leaves Harrison stree. Pier every morning
ings Dcbbs Ferry, Tarrltown, Eysck, Sing Sing Bassr
straw, 0TVeypepi aud rUpisnks y
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JULIA DEAN JULIA.
FRIDAY sgnIs pEaN,s islsl pasEE Il szsErIr..
., ssA.5gS6syaIAsST ss,5s 'I JULY DEAN H1flsEs.
w IT, gsgsfD4ia gTgD ass Sssasw t'.s:fsr sHcEasoE sss'so
Wil commepce Limited engagement
OLYnP.o raEArRE-BEaINs AT s-JAMEs J..
Ss,ES9xaadESTf' or JEFFERSON FOR SIX vlouv-l
SsiSa s aa
TlNKLE SSsaT
Mr. Jsasrscns audiences the greatest ever -ssemo
assy on se1 Monaay ssna Ss
shakspearvs fairy spectace Alisummer Slshrs Dream
oR 1a SHAyeE yEas AND ,uarc
The Popular Drama old asor,e for Tho great Iee.s
'ii AZ u a':1. sn.ss ssss' aSsizs1s sSssi 4
IssSkSks H. o, =; s'sss =: .ossSxf
nss T faE FSs LIFE BY
SA'S"4zhh zhsS ssasp SUNDAY . CONCERT 6 ,.
THIRD !; asAsS < s.'''Ssi sSs61S S,sss;sj SSscnHr
MOST BRILLIANT cescssis ss + fSsoyrE IN THE WORLD.
tn. MDAsE .s.s.d plms rnsfra sosA s sing aria
'Mein claublisss Herr frohiock." BY Back. -
Song ~hsH .Ai Ell R.s DG Y Virginia
"soessrn. b:s.s ssns..l. from
"ksc1A hs' kuDoEfa & LsaIhsSGs" alSsis.
'conosisYs YSs /, = 5SSStsyfS$ SISoT y S$.'srnan
Under direction Of Tfeo 1homa., WIN perform
Gssuis ursi.h
Mr.. q. ". oSiisS. q ss.-.t -A.tcooxrAsnsr
gsAss1se9 ..SSzss4s r ssassE
sRo
III ss creates. ss
&; HNE
iAirAiioSS oS 1SaSfS SsSHDwAY srAoEsJ
TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, aol BowERY.
By unlyerss demand the keoonStruc,sd SvT,ss3aes
WIFE WIFE SsSSk SsSSk: xaITk WIFE ekSSk: ekSSk
THE si.I svs.Y 4 naps. Ss xs6 Il s'1 boY
Billy Sheppard and Johnny Wild with .olos twenty three
ESTE ;; s;;s;..
5ss., sscs - sssSADv4 s
F''s.s%; s:?s ss4sfkEss ss4xskE!ss s:ssss:: ssss m:
Mr. &c Rs.;a sfs s. SEn9aaF SSIasIaF .as sas..
z%::s ssss GS ESSsss .I:ssss .Sssss si:;s, Il:
NEW SENSATION In active rehearsal-fAUsTiIi
s.!s..s s9.sa
as.ssi s.sss .nS I: L. fSo4s
an ENTIRE SS HlE so1r1s1
%ssissiS4s sss TsSPIsd 1SusEMEsr Iss5,ryr5
;SHsssE '$$ssEE
n. leading ..... ioassx e IL siss...ss 1aSsfsos
S$s S$sIEsS sEs.sse.s. s;#:s ssnrso,.l4
Together -A IA SSSlf q
Door; :psn s curtain .i.s: . s % 2 slcs. g
The extravagAnt lties In preparation
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IL tionecr ~ New Bowery, Tuesday, Octobsr. x mrns
.nd women's Clothing by order o. aany 4iy.sn I,.. a.
Bsyard street; Thursday BY order Of John ~ keh' as
Jhireenth street; Friday, By order Of John Martin " VI
bsasI suset !.
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A UCTION SALE.-LARGE SALE OF RICH FuRNI.
"A ture good order PnAo, Mirrors Bi lard Table de-
TUESDAY, Oct q, at
lA Columbia between Clark ficrrepont streets.
Catalogues nj saiesrooms
JOSEPH HEGEMAN, Auctioneer,
corner Of wiloughby and Pearl streets Brooklyn.
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MARINE, STATIONARY. PORTABLE AND HOIST.
M Ing hngne Pattern and Drawings si auction on the
premises the Mystic Iron WORKS At Mystic Bridge, Conn
Thursday October 2s 1861 at 10 O'Clock A. a. Twenty
of for Hieh sId Low Pressure Propeller side
wheel Stationary. Portable and Hosting Engines from
eight 20 forty inches diameter cylinder with ful and
complete working drawings. One Propeller Wheel
-ct diameter IS feet pi,ch, pair shears wharf ~
feet high with Hosting apparatus capable OF tt
ing o. ons also, the time S250U worth OF Macnn
is bscksmlh lhs and Bocrmakers Tools stocx scrap Iron
and Copper, comprising about everything sppertsnng 20
sare steam Engine manufacsory Terms osh cash deposit
re.uired. Catalogues dzJ " sale.
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TosEPH HEGEMAN.-TUESDAY, OCT. q, AT l0s
81 O'Clock A. NJ, lS Columbia street. between CLARK
and Pierrepopt elegant fuaiture In excellent order
aplendid Piano, splendid
rosewood Parior Suites eight pieces IN rich crimson and
blue damask, with rosewood Etagercs rich
pier Mirrors lace Curtains velvet and other
Carpets Gothic walnut In aid marble top Chamber Sets
mahogany and painted do, elegant carved walnut buffet
Extension Table. &c. &c also . splendid rosewood
Billiard Table with irlurca
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DOwERY THEATRE.-A CHANGE.
ID APPRECIATION OF ThE PRESS AND PUBLIC.
The Popular Drama rhe old fayore great Lessr
OF the day, OF atew nights only story Of the
RIP S. W. GLENN. GUNMAKEk
VAN In his great role of OF Z
THE BEST COMIC SIN1:RS IN The COUNTRY,
The most wonderful FLIGHT FOR LIFE. by FRANK A.
GIBBONS. ALL THE FAvO2llEs
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NI FOR SISAL AND VERA CRUZ,
calling at Havana for M lls and passengers
The elegant FIRST steamship
WILMINGTON.
j. A. Cole commander,
will leave pier No. North river above Thursday
October "a, at 3P. NJ
For freight or passage apply at No g Broadway.
Il. w. TURNER, Agent.
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~ froprieIor and Hanaesf NJ LESTER wALLAcN
kifst appearance this season OF ,
MR.. 4. L. DAVENPORT.
FtrSt appearance this season OF
MISS FANNY MORANr.
MONDAY EVENING, October n
Will be produced with OF ha6
completeness Tom Ia ylors best y0medy OF :. .
STILL WATERS Run DhEP a
Jonn Mlomey MI y. W. WallAek
.AptAin dawksy II. L.. DavenporS
MARX bm5tn
u TsIknam ................. .........Mr W T. Hep9
Simie W. Leonard
ynmes; MI T. Casnlra
1,e ranhy NeRn3
lu;.:dsy oSS >, TaE Esyr DAY, and y 1Snsa
In rehearsal, and VIII Speedily be produced.
An ORIGINAL DRAMA
OF powerfui interest and pccullar effects
Doors open A. ~ Performances commences at
RARNEY WILLIAMS BROADWAY THEATRE.
Last WEEK OF JULIA DEAN 80 :
MONDAY, TUESDAY, AND SATURDAY MATINEE
JULIA DEAN as d.. BORAH.
WEDNESDAY,, THE HUNChBACK.
JULIA DEAN as JULIA.
THURSDAY, GKIS SGLUIS.
FRIDAY, JULIA DEANS FAREW LII BENEFiTs.
FAzL0 ANp III LOVE CHASE
SATUDDAY1LAsT JULIA DEAN MATINEE.
On Monday Evening October -
Ths popular young American Artists,
Mr.. AND MRS. w. j. FLoRESCE,
VIII conmcuc q Limited
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II rry-JOHN MORTIMER Is hsst Broadway viii sell
wednsdsy Oct "a a. N o'clock. 81 on Goa aud silver
Wschas, foId ard Diamond yeweiry f1aed are opers
Glasses Musical IDstruments Tools n1d osns1 sauzpe
roods we'd worthy the attention OF the lde ~ order r.
d. solomon a Co.. 6l5 udson street
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RRo0KLYN ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
FRIDAY EVENING, OCTOBER Is
SATURDAY EVENING, OCTOBER ~
fMr. Augus,n Daly's totally
UNDER THE GAsLIGHr,
vsbEs SsBEs TIE TIE ssA4ssEEISHT, sAsEISHT,
CROWDED HOUSES 80 'A'
csowDsD csowDED Houses Houses
production here. have induced lie
REPErIrIoN,
sEfE3iiiSs:: ssEEffE3EiIiiISss:
...... with the
FEE FIs sSEss sSEsk ~ ~ sSSsidssT ssSSsLisHF
woNpRogs RAILROAD SENSATION.
WoSpsS!s WoSPkSgs R.ILRoAP R.III.oaP skSs.TIoS
The fni strength OF the Original cast and and i'm
Admission Is cents famiy Circle 50 cen.s Reserved
ocs or securing open Tuesday morning. Oct, a. ..
r'HEe. THOMAS SYMPHONY soIREEs.
j. FOURTH SEASON, iss7-ss.
Mr. THEODORE THOMAS takes pleasure m announcing
fi"oUxrH SEASON OF THE SYMPHONY soIREEs.
s,as- 1.' s.'s sfEiSSsx ~ a satI :Ia winter
FIRST sffMIrsSS fsIcEs or sopefE xpMissfoS RSyoBER s
suBsCRIrTIoN IcKET including reserved seat......$e
SINGLE VIC clscrTasks4 rsssrs ss4''''''''''''H
rs ana III ind rls pi'sasTs ssh
sehrmers cl Broadway atJorden Mar,ens 1ss Broad.
sssst CO.., III Eighth street. near srosdwsy; inS.si
WHILE SUBSCRIPTIONS ARE NOW REcRwEp.
No-You NEVER fE saw pr,da,N IIoIF Il NOT TUE SAME
exhibition a, Bunyan Hail. corner of Fifteenth
any panoramic sshSisos 10 the country srodsssd at an
he ~ord fy splendid TsSesa EXQUISITE ma.s by ~
Phillip Phillips Grand closing Spectacle. Open At 7be.
admission 80 cents and 81.
PAVILION ess BROADWAY
~ ihs Sunday afternoon 70 commence at r. ~,
served seats for ladies' Respectfully,
MILE. EMILE nEsRIETTA,, s
1a At TUE ToxoksoW sEM S9sF sfoaT' fiFous
noDwoRTHs HALL-MosDAy EVENING, At
~ o'sIocs; Oct a. and during The weeE Mr.. ARTHUR
ADVENTURES OF MRS. BROWN
mrs BRows AT THE PLAY.
Tas sES sHs rosK CONSERVATION o Or xysIe no
brc~sdwsy And Nc iis Remsen street Brooklyn, NY
The best en, Europe and America il secured and no
nfsro. teachers viii be engaged ns,u,ion
tain the reputation which Conservatory has justly
during the past four yesshat Of The arst MUSIC
.. E6sssS fr s., branch
AKSext eftse1L seo1aLLsSnAuER. }DIrse'or'
$ N osrswotn, Secretary
pANyo ISsrRUcrIoS-BY CHARLES DoBsoN. THE
~ master Bsnjosi Of the world, who wiz continue e
ssch during the fall and winter A. the old location es
ITO MANAGERS JOHN BRouGHAMs GREAT AND
suecessnl new local sensation drains. The lottery p
N i:n T.aS S1y ss Gs.psd BY addressing ~
TH' ''H41 lS%s ss::ssaS!s;E s;ss, S,scv'
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The Airline Railroad

The Richmond and Lynchburg Railroad
Company might o be organized. There
are good reasons to believe that during the
present year something may be done to-
wards the building of the airline road
Three weeks since there were persons OF
ample ability ready to embark in its con-
struction but there was no company in
existence to treat with. 1t may be just
as well that there vas no organization
then for there were several matters then
unsettled which would have borne upon
the question of breaking ground. These
matters are not now in the way, and the
same chances for going ahead are still
open to us. Considering the vital impor-
lance of this road to this city, not a mo-
ment ought to be lost in pushing it for.
ward. We earnestly invite the attention
of our citizens, and especially the stock
holders, to the question of taking this pro-
ject at once in hand.
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The James River Canal Company.

Inc James Rlv6r Candl Sohy
Should this company, at It's general
meeting to-day, determine to continue the
operations Of the canal under Its present
STYLE of organization, q president will have
to be elected. 1t is to be hoped that 10
choosing that officer the company will De
governed by considerations that are para
mount and indispensable to the welfare
and prosperity Of the improvement. rirs''
integrity and reputation are OF course re-
ouisite : but these will not maintain the
work unless combined with good iudg.
ment, forecast, energy, and practical ex-
perience. The position is one requiring
that sort Of physical energy which will be
most likely found in q young man. In
young men we not only find greater ac-
tivity and power Of endurance, but gene
rally more Of hope and confidence in the
future than amongst their seniors in years.
Men advanced in life, always less sanguine
than those who are younger, are now espe-
cially depressed and respondent. If any
public work in the State stands in espe-
cial need of an energetic, sagacious, prac-
teal, and hopeful man to conduct its af-
fairs, that work is the James River canal.
II will be q great benefit to the work, and
highly advantageous to the State and this
city, if such a man is found for the place.
But we are of opinion that if 1t can be
done, it would be infinitely better to sever
the work from the State control by leasing
it. We fear that the paralysing influences
Of the State system will continue to Grip
pie the energies of the management, and.
per consequence, continue to subject the
head of the corporation to the clamor
which has so long assailed the policy and
conduct of the work. The general belief
now is that it would be a great thing for
the State and for the public works if there
could be a complete divorce between them
and the Commonwealth.
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The Old and the New System.

AK >s@ NAs 1tS SJS
The New York Times, in q very striking
way, is throwing ont views Of the great
revolution which has been accomplished
by the new congressional system OF go
"verpmcnt which has superseded the con
"stitutional system established in 1851"
1t speaks of the old system as having SUBJ
served the national purposes for three
Quarters of a century, and Of all the par
cites which, during that time, held power
"in Congress or the Executive Depart
"ment. as having been kept to strict
aacconnt for their adherence to its provi-
"sions." Turning to the new system, the
Times represents its future as altogether
cnve,oned in darkness and uncertainty. 1t
i entirely unable to throw a ray Of light
anon Il. II is not hard to see which Of
The two the Times prefers, though it has
contended that the destruction of the old
Constitution was necessary to the growth
and expansion Of the nation 1t says
everybody praised the old Constitution,
and considered it the final political Cos
"pel of the human race: "the ~pfofoundest
"publicists Of other countries spoke OF
ait as the noblest political monument
(which had ever been devised"
Now look on this picture!
"The new system which is in process of
being established by Congress is not def
mite or limited, as the other was. 1t slike
the English Constitution in being un,nrit-
ten but it is unlike that in having no
great body of precedents by which its ope-
%rations may be regulated. In fact, it i'm
plies a scorn of presidents, even if they
existed. 1t is emphatically, in all re-
spects, a claw unto ITSELF" Its lines of
movement and policy cannot be predicted
or forecast. Its variations cannot be cal
culated upon Depending for its charac-
ter simply upon the predominant passion,
or p or within of the hour, it must
have this in common with one man despot-
isms, that anything is possible, nothing
fixed, and all things uncertain, even to it
SELF"
This is food for reflection. Maiorities
to-day may be minorities to- morrow. But
numerical supremacy never compromises
1t is blind to the future.
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PoSTPONEMENT.-T above sale Is postponed
until WEDNESDAY the eth Of March, on acsoun
of the weather. mn %
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The Enquirer is working well in har-
ness, and is, moreover, in excellent humor,
as is shown by the pleasant dish of anec-
dote with which it covers up the matters
at issue between us. We acknowledge our
selves overcome for if there be n thing
in the world for which we have a weak
ness, it is a fable-and especially EsoP's
After being a little fidgetty at starting
the Enquirer may now be looked upon as
a most useful agent in the work Of recon
struction before us. The strongest horse
in a team sometimes cuts up greatly al
starting-generally an old gray-at the off
wheel.
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MARRIED.,

In Manchester, on the 2Ist instant, by Rev. B.
Z. Cosby, Mr.. LEONARD BOWEN and Miss
~CATHAkiNE G0DSE all OF Manchester.
In Baltimore, on the oath instant, at the resi-
der &c of Mr.. j. Gazan, by the Rev. Mr.. Leucht
NATHAN GAZAN, of Savannah, Ca, to Miss
SOPHIA KEAN, of Richmond, Va.
On the 25th instant, at St. Johns German Lu.
theran church, Fifth street, by the Rev. Huge 6.
MARIA CLARA HAIBLB, both of Richmond, Va,
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sC THE OLD RICHMOND DRY GOOD.


sg THE OLD RICHMOND DRY GOODS
deceased, In 1918, and now continued By his grand.
LEVY BROTHERS.
The reputation OF this old established dry goods
house for selling 3 GOODS is such as to rem.
der comment unnecessary. or one thing you can
rest assured, that they always sell goods at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES,
and often under the market.
They now offer an enticing lot Of o at
prices that ought to satisfy the very closest buyers.
Very neat Spring Delaines at 2oc.;
Wide English Prints at 2oc,
American Prints at l2i. leg. and ?oc.
Bleached Cottons at l2l, Is, 20, IS, and soc.-an
excellent article, yard wide, at l6ic.
Pillow case Cotton at 25c.
Full width Bleached and Unbleached Shesting
at 65c.;
Unbleachod Cotton at I2i. Is, lsi. and 25c.-an
excellent article OF ysrd-wide at zoe.
A large stock Of FlanAsIs from soc. to 81 per
yard
Ginghams at Csc.
Black silk at 81 50, worth 81;
Balmoral Skirts at ~. worth IS;
Handsome Embroidered Collars at 5oc., worth
81;
Real Maltese Lace Collars at so and 75c., worth
$50;
Real Needle-worked Bands at 75c., 81, $l.25,
and 81. 5o-actually less than New York
Wholesale prices;
Isle Thread Gloves at 20c. ;
Excellent Kid Gloves, Sl.f5;
Spool Cotton at loo. per dozen;
Huckaback Towels at 50, $3.50, and S5-very
cheap goods
Heavy Linen Table Dauask at IL, worth 81. so ;
Linen Collars at 75c. per dozen;
Linen Handkerchief at 81. rs per dozen;
Embroidered Frock Waists for Infants Dresses
at soc. and $1-worth double the money.
All Of the above bargains, besides many others,
can be had at LEVY BROTHERS,
NH 81 No. Is Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-27

Hr TO MECHANICS AND BUILDERS
Certified copies of the act entitled IAN ACT IN
RELATION TO MECHANICS LIENS IN THE
CITY OF RICHMOND" passed February S, 1857,
for sale by JAMES E. GOoDE,
Main street between Eighth and Ninth.
NH 25-3t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-03-27

By Harrison, 0oddin q Appsrson, Auctionssrs,
Bankers, Brokers, and Resl Estate Agents.


By Harrison, 0oddin q Apper.on. Auctionssrs.
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
j gaRM I HEyRico W MILES BELOW
fsG "TTHiRTy.oNE AND Two.THIHRS ssGRss;
ALSO, THE PERSONAL THEREON,
To ssabSs 1FnRMIkG iMPIsSissHrss:! ha22ssss, ,
HOUSES AND LOTS IN RICHMOND AND m
HEHRICO.-By virtue Of two deeds OF trust. the
arst executed by Michael Martin and John peeney
u ]. u. steger. trustee. dated ID May, 1886, duly
recorded in Henrico County Court, the second sx.
and j. q. steger, trustee, dated 10th January,
1897, duly recorded In Henrlco County Court and
in Richmond Hastings Court,. the undersigned
authorized to act alonel will, In execution OF the
sSeI premises GsTds; p, on wEDyEsp4Y The 9Th Of March,
rot the dr.t fair day thereafter: the following
e eeraaGiS P'' TRHfRsTY.oNs and Two,THfsb;
known as +" Marion Hill" situated In the county
Of Henrico abouttwo miles below Richmond, sd;
joining the Tree Hill estate |; also, all the personal
property 10 MULES, ) HORSES,
3COWs, about 90 HOGS,
LARGE WAGONS,
Ait the FARaING UTENSILS, &c.
And at I o'clock p. N. Of the same day, on the
grsmisss will be sold the excellent PRtMsp
tHenricoj near to venabie s>IIlt, Fronting twenty
feet, running back ninety fsetto the lot Of Dr.. o.
A.. Strecker.
After which will be sold the o and BRICK
TENEMENT at the northeast corner OF Broad and
Eighteenth streets, formerly owned by the late
Martin Arnold. fronting about 81 feet, running
back about 1853 feet.
After which will be sold the LOT, with a small
BRICK TENEMENT and large FRAMED LUM-
BER-HOUSE thereon, on Walnut and - alleys,
nearly opposite to the arch Of the First Market, on
Seventeenth street. fronting abont y feet, running
back about SIS feet to an alley. !.
Terms Liberal, and made known at the time OF
sale. The taxes and insurance for this year to be
pI NH Il JOHN o. sTsGER, Trustee.