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The Government and RAILWAYS.

part of the great railway project noticed
III this paper yesterday is TO induce the Gene.
raj Government to employ the public money
III buildiu. great national trunk freight lines
The New York HorLd, Democratic, opposes
This idea as against the principles Of the Go.
Herninent, or, as IL says, ~ Democratic princi.
pies" 1t comes almost like dream, This op-
position to the General Government building
Iaiiroads or, indeed any thing / is already
gigantic builder, through lis appropria,iou
OF means under the style Of loans TO build mi,
great Racine railway. In fact, il built tn,
Central Illinois and other roads by the p;viu,
away OF lands, which not only furnished ,h.
means TO build the roads, but left large profits
~ those who were SO fortunate as To beco,r,
NV 'ofporators. This sort of agency of I'm,
ca "ihent Is the most losing kind Inn could
Imagined 1t supplies thu, means s
,.o,,'. III me gains tina, arise from IN,
comn,o,,;, ~ehening politicians and
i''''''H contractors TAX. al,
we would hc happy If ,h,. W.,
C,,..,.s' van l. could bring Lac,, r..
~ i's simpler plan and ~.
AKA integrity Of lis administrators, ..
I u'Ss. but we consider Mut nearly IL no,
hopeless. Until that general chunpe r.,
''tei until The Constitution is res,cr.,
-"'' io'ce' we regard the grand railw,,
"s entirely Iii conformity with m,
CONSULTATION Of power and ou,bor,,, !; -
feoefai Government. Indeed ,,,..uI ,,oe-.
" necessary feature of the consolio,,,,, ~,
~oNSohu"tionists see this, and i, was h,., ;.
'''ee ot their theory that in The last Con-
e''S' oiiis were introduced for The establish
"' u '"ilfotd lines radialiny from WASH.
-"s'oh cay IN all directions, save III. So,,n
TOWARDS which they were not ready 10 NAH.
appropriations. Had The South, bo,y,.y.r
'eeh admitted rs Radical, she woula h,y,,
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The Complex;on of the Elec tons.

L
Every one who has not been made acquaiht'
ID with the thorough system OF organization
,nroprh secret societies Of the negro popnla-
lion of Virginia will be amazed TO see win
what unanmitv they have voted everywhere
for the Radical nominees. There mas peeh
no division amongst them. Not the slightest
respect has been paid 10 personalities. lhcy
have voted as unanimously for the most III
consistent. corrupt, and disreputable men rs
;hcy have for those III better standing. There
;shord,va single one Of their nominees who
is respected in respectable communities p"I
there are some who are very m"ch better IMAM
Others. Their black constituents show, now
ever no greater Difference 10 these than 'hey
do 10 all others.
Naturally. these men must be all debased
and dcpraved beings. First, III order TO pave
the way for their elevation by the negro fote
10 offices in which they could never be placed
Nv the white vote. they must ALLEVIATE the ne
rroes from the whites and transfer their
social relations from their own race 10 that OF
IN. negroes This has all been done, and
these white persons have in the process I'M
avoidablv degraded themselves 10 degree
that makes Them unworthy to associate with
tle bltChS, WHOM llItS slIt ilitiSit esitS "
crafty their low ambition. They are doomed,
ere long, 10 be valued At their true worth.
even by the poor blacks. whom they have de-
udad and finally 10 achieve their reward
A dreadful fcatur" of This atrociouS game is
the complete alienation of the negro from the
white people with whom he has been ralSed
and with whom he must live.
The returns from every county show mat
they are completely banded together as one
nau in 4 war-yct only political-agalnst
their people and their own best interests. IL
j. III. 81 dest feature of these monstrous tunes.
Oar citizens find that they have 4 BODY III
their midst which is wholly and bllndiy ;ui-
ta:ouistic to them. No divisions amongst
thrmselves--uo appeals TO reason from with
cut-haye made the slightest impression upon
their solid union. 1t is as painful rs IL Is IN
comprehensive
The white people OF Virginia, however, can
not shut their eyes TO the fact, and should not
fail 10 give 10 ir the proper consideration.
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AT TO FARMERS AND Planters
BONE DUsT.-Ths Lodi u anufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and put in new and
expensive machinery, and are ready to supply
customers with warranted pure article OF FINE
BONE that will drill perfectly we'll in machine,
at as low rate as coarser bone Is sold at. Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analysis
perfectly pure or no sale. Samples sent on receipt
Of three cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRETTR.
This ia one Of the most forcing and quick acting
manures in the market and is by far the cheapest
1t is composed Of the night soil Of New York city,
from which all impurities have been extracted
1t is then deodorized, dried, and pulverized to
-four. Four hundred pounds OF this drilled In with
wheat will bring heavy crop ON even poor
WORKOUT soil. Price, s2s per ton. Apply to
THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
wCourtlandt street. New York, or to
HooE & WEDDERBURN,
Alexandria, Va.
From Professor Charles Martin Hampden Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July l, 1857:
1.-THE Double Refined Poudrette Is operating
like charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholders. am already salts
fed that It Ia the cheapest and surest renovaor OF
our worn. ont SOILS" jy 2s-am*
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-DFU Goods.

-DFU GOOHS.
LWAYS THE CHEAPEST,
AID ALWAYS THE FIRST TO REDUCE TIE
PRICES OF GOODS WHEN THEY
ARE DECLINING.
AT ISAAC CoHEN's
Won can now get your Calicos at St., l2t. and ihe.
Tor hest: Bleach ed and Unbeaehed Goitc ns ~ %,
10 l2l and l5c. for yard wide, line the various
STYLES and qualities OF Mouslins at Csc. heaVy
Sbee,ing s5:. ; Colored Alpacas 20 ~ ana oSc. ;
Black Lustre Soc. worth 75c. All-wool Delalnes.
a. and Soc Merinos, Irish Poplins, and other
dress goods at great educton Satlneu lor neu
a nd boyh' wear at 3oc. and up; Al-wool Gassl
m.res, 81, worth Sl.4o Red bordered hucs.
back towels, Ice. and up; Diaper, ~ per piece !,
Germantown Ladies Hosa. three threads. i-sc d
pair; best English % to soc. the true Jouvln
Kid dove a sizss and shades White Bed blan ,
kefs from 81. SO pair up. each grade pelnH spa
pure Linen IIandkerchiefs, loc Children's WOOL
Hose. loc. per pair. .,,
lust opsnins a large stock OF Plannels, which
will be sold at an equal reduction. ,
The many wears establishment OF the hrm In
this city leaves scarcely necessary to state that
'"'' 10 ~ ADVERTISING ENRICHMENT.
ISAAC COHEN,
3o5 Broad, between Third and Fourth streets.
]. M. SMITH, SALESMAN,
would be pleased to serve his friends.
tNc0 NJ
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v,O THE ANCIENT FRATERNITY

no THE ANCIENT FRATERNITY
1 AND TIE PUBLlC.-TnE MAS0%lC OS-
PHANS' HHME LrTTsRY CT GEGEGi The
legislature of Georgia at it's last scs ion granted
ttery privilege to eminent 1:aso s for tne pur.
pose of bnilding and eLdowinC home for tae
widows and orphans in that STATE. = II moneys
created by this lottery to be applied Masonically
10 that purpose (iess the current eXp-nses). AID
annual reports made by the managers, under oath,
to the LeGis stature. ..r
Several of tn. most eminent, wealthy, and in
bu-nt,al Masons in Gee rSa have acc pied tne
aersd trust as - TN sy ddFys
have already purchased the iand LOT ne ioine
and advertised for proposals for the buiLdlnSs.
la,ge fund has been created tor Tho purpose
OF paving all prizes. and every doll lar made Will
hs applied Masonically to the building and en-
d9winS home for hs ana Of the An
cient Fraternity ana the pubic ls respectfully So
''I The M.soNIC ORPHANS BONE LOTTERY is
now established aud doing business, notwith-
standing the desperate attempts OF monopoly TO
crush and defeat it; but nothing can prevail
sgsinst such q g'orous came The cause of the
widows and orphans), conductad by members OF
the Ancient Fraternty-nen OF character, stand
ing and respons: bIity-for to them IL Is labor OF
love and charity, and no one can lift mp their
voices against this MASONIC ORPHANS HON
LOTTERY but men of immoral character and fast
The drawings Of the MASONIC ORPHANS
home LOTTERY take place in pnblic, a: Aiianta
also supplementary. The drawn gs are under tn e
superinendence OF sworn commissioners Masons
OF high standing ana cndrdctor. o,rr,,c
The managers of The MASONIC ORPHANS
HOME LOTTERY have given bonds to the United
states Government. and complied with the reve
nue. laws and solicit the patronage OF the Ancient
Fraternity and the public generally.
Reference may be MADE to, any Of the Lodges il
Georgia as to the NJ ASONIC ORPHANS HOME
LOTTERY and it's managers.
The drawings are .ent per tells graph to the var-
Gus agents. all prizes are paid promptly. The
schemes liberal. The drawings in public,
all under sworn commissioners.
The Masonic fraternity are reanesed to call and
aid In this glorious cause, as we'll all good cti
kens for 1t Is for the widows and orphans. There
are SIX managers Of this lo,tery-meu OF high aud
noble characler-and the business done under the
firm of BOYD, WILSON CO,
Managers Masonic Orphans Home Lottery,
Atlanta, Ga.
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Fertilizers.

DUkE TO. l PkkUFlAN GU EMO,
4 direct from the Peruvian Government gent,
cOnst artly on hand for SAL by 90
Cc4 rs ROBERT F. WILLIAMS co.
DAUGH'.3 r A W-B Q N + PaOS.
II PHATE- adapted to wheat. corn, tobacco
cotton aud all cer..!s containing. by analysis OF
Professor Pigott 8 rs per cent. OF Ammonia and
S! 81 per cent. of the Bone Phosphate OF Lime, OF
"'i'A ~ i EEi:TLY SOLUBLE IN TIE SOIL.
This fertilizer is believed to be the best phos
phate on the market ,
For circu lars, address the undersigned or any OF
his agents 1hohun ~ M.
Sold by WISE BROTHERS., Richmond, Va .
el7
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MARRIED,

On the evening OF the 18th October, al the reel
dence of the brides father bv the kev. Mr. Rode
for, Captain STOCKTON HErH. of Culpeper
County, Va and Miss ISABELLE daughter OF
Colonel Edward Hammet, OF Montgomery county,
Va No cards.
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~ ME>tCAL-DR. PELHAM can be con-
suited or. the THROAT bARTGX and LUNGS
the n' lure, causes, aud cure. Consumption, Bron-
eh' .is, Asthma. Nasal Catarrh. Dyspepsia. Heart
diseases, Rheunatism, and al! other chronic dis.
eases successfully treated at the St. Charles Hotel
Rooms Nos and3 oca-3tx
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ngA PENNY SAVED PENNY MADE
and the best place to save your money is at
JULIUS sYCLE's
sl3 MAIN STREET,
where large lot of auction goods have just been
received and are offered to the public at the low
est prices. In the line of
DRESS GOODS
AIN Offering French and English Merinoes, En-
duction OF prices.
Cloth, Cassmeres, sat,inets, &c., at the lowest
prices heard OF SINCE 1850
DOMESTIC GOODS.
In.this line OF Dry Goods the prices Of every
thing have been made to accord with the tre-
mendous fall OF
KING COTTON
Calico only Ice. and l2c.
Calico, best makes only l5c. and lf3c;
Bleached Cotton. only lOc. and l?c.
Bleached Cotton, yard wide, at lesc.;
Brown Cotton at the very lowest figures;
1914 Sheeting only +5c yari;
Bed Ticking, Shifting Stripes, &C., selling
cheaper than ever Def re.
7 Great bargains in Flannels are offered to reduce
stock.
Come early, or they will be all gone.
Remember, the place 10 save money is at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, 9la Main street.
@. CARE JONAS WEINBERG, GEORGE p.
BAGBY, and GEORGE SWABACHER, who would
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on SATURDAYS. oc Is
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VALENTINE q FRANKLIN,

VALtNTINE q FRANKLIN,
1908 MAIN st EFT.
SPECIAL NOTICE
We have received within the past week, and are
now receiving. large accessions to our stock OF
STAPLE and FANCY GOODS, and we beg to call
especial attention of prompt or cash buyers OF the
CT y and State 10 our large and nav assortment OF
Fancy Woollen Goods-ilcods, Scarfs, &c. Also.
Merino and Atwood Shtr;s, Drawers, Hose and
Half Eoss for ladies'. men,, and children's wear:
Also, B.rln-l lined and Buckskin Gloves and
Gaurtlets, Fancy Dress Buttons, Braids, Bind
ings, Suspenders, &c, SC. Hair Nets and Hand
kerchiefs. These goods arc entirely new. having
lust been purchased and ws will cell them az low
as tn So me lines Of goods can be bought 9th.
n. B.-Ao goods al retail:
oc 2olT HOS Main street.
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TUSr RECEIVED BY EXPRESS
~ STEEL STUDS, al seventy. five cents gross
also. a handsome assortment of Embroidered
Chomise and Gown lok.s, and very large as.
so,tfncut Of Dry Goods, Trimmings, Millinery
and Fancy Goods. Cali early AZ
LEVI HEXTER'S,
No. III Main street,
between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
Cc 22-eod3-
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4 TTENTION, GENTLEMEN We
n respectfully invite you to examine our
stock, just received, OF French, English, and
American
CAsSIMEREs, CLOTHS. DoESKINs. BEAVERS,
MELONS, CORDUROYs. VELVETEENS,
vEsTINGS, ETC, ETC, ETC,
acknowledged by pstsnt ges to be the pref.
test assortment ever exhibited In this city. 1t
needless to state, il In need Of fashionable suit
Of clothing, that
g. SAL0MOESKY,
superintendent OF our Custom Department knows
how to put 1t mp in his unique style. Come and
see some OF our custom work. FINE WHITE
SHIRTS made to order also. We have bsauti-
full line OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING.
made well, cut well, and selling very reasonably,
and good, substantial variety Of
GEaTS FURNISHIaG GOODS.
SCHAAP HARTMAN,
Merchant Tailors,
oe3 No. 1911 Main street. near Thirteenth.
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RIo,HHjM1So 5.;[r An D Ea Ees
Bo2DER AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY FAIR.

Notice is hereby given that all articles passing
OVER hi. ros intended for exhibition at the above
fair ito be held in Danvlle Va, on the 5sn,
9th. 7th. and S;h OF November next VIII pe
charged at the regular rates Of trans ortaton for
srch article. but if not disposed OK at the fair
will be ~
RETURNED FREE,
and the amount paid for transportation OF the
saus to the fair refunded II returned within ten
DAYS from the data of their I'll pmentt TO tn fair
life membsrs OF the Border Agricultural Society
on eyhihiuon of their certificate of life member
ship, will be passed free to and frcm he fair.
Return tickets will be sold at the TICKET oEces,
to ali persons going to the fair from any point on
this road, ut the regular rate one way, with the
privilege OF returning free; bat such t'cks's can
only be procured at the conpanys ucket omcts
Par.ons paving their fare on the cars Will De
charged full fare both ways.
BY orcer Of the toard OF Directors
THOMAS DuDAMEAD,
&C e3oy superit tendent
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MOUssELAINEs, l2sc., very cheap;
PLAID DRESS GOODS, l2.c., great bargain;
PLAID BRIGHT SCOTCH STYLES, 7oc., worth
SHE;
BRILLIANT ALPACAs, in be sutiful shades, Bis
marck and Brown, only 3oc. per yard.
PoPLIN VELoURS,
EMPRESS CLOTH,
COBURGs, LYoNEsB CLOTH,
PRINTED and SOLID DE LANES.
FRENCH MERINOs,
BLACK SILKS, at prices which we are confident
must suit those in want.
In HOUSE. FURNISHING GOODS we have
LINEN DAMAsK. all pure linen, at so and $780,,
worth nearly double the money;
LINEN DAMAsK DOYLIEs at Sl.25 PSF dozen,
worth 90;
LINEN HUCKABACK TOWELS at ST. so per dozen,
worth 81;
LINEN TOWELS at SIS per dozen, would be cheap
ats75O;
SATIN DAMAsK DoYLIEs at 81, superb article,
worth So
The everlasting LOOM DAMAsK at 7sc. per yard
very cheap-worth Sl.25;
CoLoRED MARsEILLEs QUILTS at 81, worth
So
CoLoRED MARsEILLEs QUILTS at 50 and So so,
worth 81 and IS;
HUCKABACK ToWELING,
FINE TABLE DAMAsKs,
and everything In this line.
In sHBETIN GS we have
FULL lo-4 sHEETING, excellent heavy article,
at doc.
PILLow-CAsE COTTON at 2oc., worth csc.
In DoMEsTICS We have
YARD-WIDE BLEACHED COTTON at l2.c per
yard;
YARD. WIDE BLEACHED CoTToN at lie. per
yard;
YARD WIDE BJEACHED COTTON at loo. per
yard:
UNBLEACHED GOODS at same prices;
BED TICKS as low as 123c.;
SHlRTlNG STRIPES as low as l2ac.
GlNGHAMs, COTTON PLAIDs, and CALICOEs
at prices that will astonish the natives.
OUR FLANNEL DEPARTMENT
is one to which we call special attention. We
have everything in this line.
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide. warranted
all wool, at &C., worth 81;
WHITE FLANNEL, all wool, aoc., great bar
gain;
WOVEN STRIPE FLANNEL, all wool, aoc., worth
scc an excellent article for children's dresses,
skirts, or travelling shirts;
RED. GREY, BLUE, AND WHITE TwILLED
FLANNELs at great bargains;
Also, GRAY, BLUE, WHITE, RED. AND VEL.
LOW PLAIN FLANNELs, at prices to suit the
times.
CHECK MUSLIN at leac., worth Csc;
WHITE BRILLIANTs at 2oc., worth a5c.
SWISS MUSLIN, all grades at about half the usual
price;
CAMBRIA BANDS, &c., 81, sl.2s, and 81, worth
more than double the money;
LINEN EMBROIDERED INSERTING COLLARS |
at l2sc., worth 5Oc.
TRIMMING RIBBONS. 81 a piece, worth $3.50;
BONNET Ribbons, beautiful styles, very cheap
HEMSTITCBED HANDKERCEIEFs, acc, worth
5oc., great bargain;
TUCKED HANDKERCHIEFS, 5Oc., worth double
the money
sKIRTING CAMBRIA at Soc, worth &c.;
MOHAIR SKIRTING, wide, 2sc., would be cheap
at75c.
SHIRT BOSOMS at lc3c.
We would call special attention to lot Of
BLUE VEIL BERAGE at Sec. per yard which In
fneness Of color and quality cannot be sur
passed at double the money;
and hundreds Of other bargains which we have
not space TO enumerate. In order tn at our friends
may receive prompt attention. We have employed
at our store the following gentlemen, who would
be pleased to see their friends:
JACOB A. LEVY,
HENRY BATES. l.. IERBY,
( TAT1oH passsaTos, i +! 4 p FaE,sH:
u nsh MaxcHAsT. late of charlotesvlile. Va,
Major ALsxANpER HAkr late of New Orleans.
A I I hs N LEVI'} PrOprietOrs.
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SDecinZ Notices.

w PRESERVE YOUR yEETH-aR.
REST DECAY-RBsToRB TOTR GUMS TO :.
HEALTHY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DEHTAI,
FLUID whitsns the teeth, per-. 90 the breath.
relieves toothschs. Recon. msnded BY dentists
and physicians everywhere. For ,nle by all drug
Rists. Wholesale by
CANDY, rIlLPIN CO., Druggi.ts
ocA Baltimore, Md
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w BATCEELOR's HAIR .BATCBg.
LoR's Ht.IR DYE.-Ihis splendid HAIR DYE is
the bet In the world. The only true and perfect
dy5-harmlesH, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appointment; no ridiculous .ints. Natural black
or brown remedies the III effects Of bad dyes
invigorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine Is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHE-
LOR. All others are mere limitations and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory. 81 Barclay street, New York Beware
OF conntarfaft. ja 11-tDlo
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Clothing.

r A. RICHARDSON, formerly with
~ Noah Walker & Co., il now engaged with
Msssrs. THOMAS 8. BALDWIN i CO.. wh.rs he
Is sbIe TO supply both the whol.bals and retail
trade. snd solieits 8 liberal share OF public pa
tronags. oc 11-sp
THE NEW CLOTHING HOUSE
Il GOING AHkAD.
IN RECEIPT OF THE SECOND SUPPLY.
COME TO No. l4oa MAIH,
between Pou rtsenth and fifteenth strest,
where you will ind the cheapest and largest SOCK
OF CLOTHING aud FURNISHING GOODS.
ALSO,
BOOTS. SHOES. HATS, sc.
am determined 10 offer rst- class goods at such
prices as TO give satisfaction. invite my uuMe-
rous friends and the public generally.
A. OPPENHIMER,
No. 1909 Main street, between
10 Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets.
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| AT UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INsTITUTlON.)
OFFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK.
SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, s6oo, 900.
TEIs INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT.
ON DEPoSITs.
l. DAVENPORT. Jg., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS.
| &. A. Paine, L. D. Crsnsha~. w. K. Qusrles,
VIM. q. Lyons, Jr., Z. &. Blanken.
A. Bodeksr. B. B. Wsisiger, ship,
W. A. Spots, Moses Ellysoa, J. b. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. w. Archer, A. A. Hutchiu
3. T. Taylor, J. Rosenbaum, son,
W. z. Binford, j. W. Hall, T. w. boswell,
J. A. Bslvin, W. F. Gray, W.. E. Tanner
T. 0. Dudley, Alfred Moses, I'M. Nowlin.
The security offered to depos!torr is undoubted,
| lnd the institution should commend itself TO all
classes
The attention OF all in city and country Is called
TO this Institution. Here they will find security,
convenience, and profit. Sums as small as one
dollar may be deposited, and six per cent. interest
| received same.
OH hours from A. n. to p. II. on Saturday
from . A. NJ. to3 z. NJ, and from tosP. n.
ie 3-daswts
ROBERT z. hAURI. JAMES L. kAUkY
ROBBERY T. Bk0oKH.
sg 4. II. nAURY & CO.,
(BsTABLIBHBD IL 1885,
BANKERS AED BROKERS',
10. 1914 Main street,
frst house below ths post ofiss.
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLING EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY. and
RAILROAD BONDS aud
STOCKS, So,
bought and aold commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all 1sssssibls points In the United
States. feI
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sJIRGINIA.-At rules he'd in the
Clerks office Of the court OF the county OF
.ccomac on the II rst Monday in S. pt-mher, A. D..
1861. the same being the second day vi the said
month,
John W. silyerthorn...... Plaintiff,
against
Littietou Dennis. J ohm U. Dennis Mary Dennis
sand Lucy Dennis childran of John n Dennis
deceased, and James U Dennis and George r.
Dennis, trustees for the use o, the said chill
IN CIAs CEkY AND UPON An ORDER OF ATTACH
MINT RHIUksED LEVIED.
The bleCt OF this suit Is 10 ohlIn decree for
the sale Of much of certain mill property, with
The houses, fixtures, aud appuItvnances thereto
belonging as lies in the said county, wnlch p o.
perty WAS devi,e by John u. Denn's. deceased,
10 the defend arts. James U. Dennis and George e
oehnls, In trust for the use Of the other defend
auts and Tor payment ont OF the proceeds ArlslnS
otl such sale TO the plaintiff Of the snm of $50 o.
'ssp interest thereon from the 18th day IL May,
r.r,,i .Vt work done upon said mill properly and
!, snn Ing me machinery thereof
,.n ,ppPpe"r,hH from al affidavit flsd amongst tn
itants VI % SUIT that Ia. defendants not re-
,it nv ~. mo state, on the motion of the pain
MS do ,uiissi, 1t Is ordered t., at the defend
pnbIirs mere within one month af!e. due
"a nr,an, III Is order and do at Is necessary
!" PfHsct their Int. ress and tb.t his ord,I b.
t,uc .ioh,i once week for tour snrc.,s,v. wa.ks
~ ING Dtop'Hch, newcpaper nnSGtshad -, ,h.
NY oI I'ehmond. aud also ucsi.r - H. f,ont
topr oi me court house OF this rou,tv an iha Hrt
aay oI The next torn ui the sail cnur, " -
copy-Iests
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-24
Read the following from The NlionaL IntsLLi

Read the following from the .utionat MtetH.
yeAcer.
"lHR MASONIC ORPHANS HOME LOTTERY In
ur advertising columns will be found history of
h Masonic Orphans Home Lottery, recently char
ered by the State of Georgia. 1t il seldom that We
willing TO commend lotteries Of any dcsclip ion,
but in this instance feel thor'zed TO say that
his enterprise is under the conduct Of eXp-ri-
-nced honest high toned gentlemen whose cha.
ract.Ts are ample guaranty that IL will be
managed properly and the proceeds app led rel.
siorsly 10 the appointed endowment OF home for
widows and orphans.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-24
Mt1liMey'U

MRS. M. F. CLARKE, No. 15Co-
WI Main street. nearly opposite St Ch.rto. II |,
Hotel. most repeatedly informs her cn. IN
toners and the public generally that,h. will
on TUESDAY the 77d instant her new III 'p'a
winter stock Of MILLINERY. snch "a Lsu.. ~ ~
and Bo1nets. Ribbons, Flowers Fes,ha,, ia
which she will sell on most reasonable terms &C.
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