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ches in width by the
depth OF the lot OF the
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teenth street wet 6t q
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Dyer, Margaret M. 49,.
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feet six inches front by
the depth OF said lot.
Diggins, Maurice.
Dooley, Michael.
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hundred and .stwantyI
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ner OF said square and
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five feet six inches, !
theDce northeastward.'
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with said avenue nine.
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three eighth inch 10 90
alley, thence southeast.
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feet two aud one half
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ming ss H1sr
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November 30, 1885, SIS. On
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said lot, and running
west fourteen feet two
inches, thence north
one huudred and one
feet nine iaches, thence
east fourteen feet two
inches, thence south
one hundred and four
feet six inches to be-
ginning.
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said lot fronting fifteen
feet nine and one. e.hAlfi
inches on Twentieth
street west by one hun. !
dred and eighty. eight!
feet nine inches in
depth.
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Tax 1884,.
Being the west twenty
feet one inch front
BY the depth OF said lot
Ditto.
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Dunnigan, Thomas ......
Dom, Thomas O., and g.
Mills, in trust. I-7a'
Having q front of hfteen
feet By the depth OF the
lot and next adjoining
the west fifteen feet
front thereof. l
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

FLUvANNA CouNTY.-The committee OF
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad for Flu
wanna county are requested to meet at the
Courthouse on Monday next. 1t is very
desirable that they should come together
Oh that day. 1t is Il matter of great i'm
portance to the welfare of Virginia, and
especially to the counties on the north
side of James river, that vigorous and
prompt measures should be taken for the
prosecution of this railroad to rapid and
early completion. Every one Of these
counties should act with energy and libo-
rality. Richmond has given them noble
example. If they but emulate it, the read
will be certainly built, and that at an early
day; and they will be rewarded in the de-
velopment of their mineral wealth and the
Improvement Of their productive resources
generally. The Chesapeake and Ohio rail
road will impart unprecedented enterprise
and force to the work Of improving and
developing the rich mineral and agricultu-
raj region this side and beyond the Blue
Ridge, both upon the canal and upon the
line of the road. All should earnestly
unite In the effort to secure so great pub
Tic beneiit-one which will add so largely
70 the prosperity and power of Virginia.
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The Eastern CUES ton.

A correspondent Of the New York 1ri.
bune, writing from Constantinople, an
nounces that the Russian ambassador
General IGNATIEF, had communicated tc
the Sultan a plan of reform, based upon
the cession Of Crete to Greece, and the
absolute equality Of the Christian WIFI
the Mussulman. This would be great
revolution, which it is not at all probable
the Sultan will agree to. But the Rus
sian ambassador stated that if it were not
carried out the Gear would not be respon-
sible for the consequences. If the CORE
spondent aforesaid is correct in what he
says, this is certainly very important
piece of news.
AS long as the Turk holds possession OF
European soil, and lords it over Christian
people, there will be no permanent peace
with reference to what is known as the
Eastern question. The Christian races
will never quietly submit to Turkish rule.
They always appeal to Russia, and she is
ever ready to respond to their cry for heip.
But Western Europe, afraid of Russia, re-
strains her power and sustains the authority
of the Sultan over European territory and
the followers of the Cross. This question
is one deeply interesting to the Christian
world, and it is one which would receive
an early solution but for that national
jealousy of the Gar entertained by Eng
land, France, and other Western Powers.
1t is undoubtedly true that Russia will be
greatly strengthened by the extension of
her dominion towards the Mediterranean !;
but depending, as she does, for its accom-
plishment upon this impatience of the
Christians under the Mussalman rule, it is
more than probable that the Cars ambi-
ton will be gratified.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

pg STEREOsCOPIC NOvELTIES.-Beau'
tiful sTsREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF VIRGINIA
SPRINGS, NATURAL BRIDGs, and other sum-
mer resorts. Also, views in and around hlen-
mond, Washington, New York, Niagara FAILS
and other places. We have just received q large
assortment Of sTEREosCoPEs and VIEWS, which
we now offer at reduced prices MISCELLANY
GUS PHOTOGRAPHS at one dollar per dozen
large variety ALBUMS. FRAMES, and new rao,
ToGRAPHIC NOVELTIES. All the hAoAHlN Is
for October now on hand at the News, book' anu
Photographic Depot Of .. pru1s
northwest corner Ninth and Main strees,
:, =. Richmond. Va.
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SDeciGJ Notices.

EE OLD PRICES RE.ESTABLISHED.-
ARRIVAL OF AUCTION GOODS AT M1TTBL-
DORFER 4 CO.'S, 1000 MAIN STREET. opPo-
SITE POST oFFICE.-we take this method OF IN
forming our friends and the public in general OF
the great bargains we are now Offering IN Wy
Goods, shawls. Blankets, House furnishing
Goods, Carpets, Rugs, &c, &C., &c. neao'iiu,
stvles of Dress Goods at 2se. and upwards good
onality Bleached and Brown Costons at 10. II, Is,
and lsc. Goods for mems and boys' wear at .,
40. IS. and 4oc Atwood Flannels at 35c. Great
bargains In HOSIERY! BLANKETS at reduced
rates and great many Goods too numerous 10
mention but We advise those in want OF cheap
and desirable goods to call and examine our STOCK
be fore purchasing elsewhere.
MlTTELDoRFRR CO.,
1909 Main street, opposite post-oface.
,o,a % .on,try bnvars SELL
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Books. Stationery, &c.
mHREE NEW MUSIC BooKs.-.MsIa..
son Brothers. sec Broadway, N New ton' new

mHREE NEW MUSIC BOOKS:.MSnaa..
$780, zoe Rroadway New YORK, nave
ms. nubiishsd the following important no"
books: ,,..,,on ~
TIE Ismp l;e hyrbso. r. Seward. assisted By
Lowell Mason and William D. Bradputy,t and
Containing an unusnaiy I naIs ,unase anthems
lis singing school department Is Wy nsw oises
aud complete has hp n1sstics and is very
in it's anthem department: a Mr. Rrad.
This is the frst time DR.: Mason ana ~ coI
bury have been united In the ao'no1'Af
lection OF church music. no,t IN a
1t is dn plain clear type. mostly one Rait on
sta ss 30 ' Ssr pR alss To facilitate
;ii Sand single copy OF this work TO any teacher
NJ mnsic or leader of choir on receipt Of one
a' METHOD FOB TIE PIANo.FoRTB. By
W viii Mason and E. s. Hoadly. Ready early
most liable hook presenting the best re- I,
amhod ca the system and practice OF the noet emil
nent and successful teachers, containing many
new features. and furnishing shorter and suter
road (, proficiency on this instrument than mas
h therto been available.
tits carefully progressive throughout; prints In
fnli as far az possible, those minute dir etons
which the best teachers ars accustomed to give
their pupils teaches the art OF lingering more
fully and clearly than previous works' gives 'In'
Ing the hand teaches the true mode for accom-
panying vocal music, sacred and secular, and af-
fords sufficient instruction In harmony lor tnose
rho wish TO ex,emporize interludes and short pas.
saRes; PRESENTS a system Of ACCENT ExERclsss
invented by Mr.. Mason, and used with slgnat sue
cess in his private teaching contains most com
plete and choice collection OF pieces from the bes,
composers for practice end recreation. every one
It is elegantly manufactured, with illustrations,
$40 DID. large Alto. Price. -.
Tofacilitate EXAMINATION, we will SEND single
conv most paid to any professional teacher Of the
piano.forte on receipt Of three dollars.
APPLES OF GOLD IN PICTURES OF slhVEp.
By 6. Roberts 4 new collection OF hymns
and Tunes for Sunday Schools, containing many
beautiful II sw songs, with a copious selection OF
the old ones. Great care has been taken 10 ex-
clude objectionable words.
This Is believed to be the most attractive and
best book of its class. Price, In paper covers ~
cents each, or SIS per hundred In boards, 90 Genus
each, or $40 per hundred.
One copy, paper, to any superintendent lor eX.
Pnhlishsd by MASON BRoTHBRs,
Sc 2l-st 5s6 Broadway. New York.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

NORFOLK AND GREAT WESTERN Rail-
NoAp'-A large meeting was held in Dan.
vilie ON Thursday night, at Masonic Hall
10 consider the expediency and the wavs
aud means of building a railroad (ebartersd
by The last legislature from Norfolk mia
Danvllle to some point on the VIRGINIA anf
tennessee railroad this side of Bristo,
Colonel B. NJ. JONES, civil engineer, agen
Oh the road, addressed the meeting rela
i've TO the route, the feasibility and tn,
advantages Of the improvement. He wa
Followed by the Hon. THOMAS S. FLouR
Nof' GEORGE W. READ, E. F. KEEN, ane
others.
hesoiuuons were passed asking the Com
mon Council 10 order vote Of the c;ti
zens upon the question of corporatt
subscription of 100000 to the road Tb,
resolutions expressed great faith in IN,
scheme, aud pledged the people of Dan
vile 70 aid 1t In every way in their power
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

SEvEN-THIRTY BONDs.-A Washington
telegram, dated September 18th, says
AT the close Of business yesterday the
"books of the treasury showed that there
"were about s3,7OO,0OO of seven-thirty
"notes that came due August Is not yet
" converted into long bonds. As the Trea.
"surer permits those mailed by the 18th
"to be converted, the 100000 will proba.
"bly arrive in time, but the other S3,OOO,'
1000 will be paid in currency, causing a
"loss to the owners Of about eight pei
ncent"
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wNEW AND RARE GOODS JUST
RECEIVED.
invita- attention TO our new stock OF
CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.

CHOICE AND BEAUTIFUL GOODS.
We mention few leading articles. In DREss
GOODS we have an assortment of
POPLISS Of all the new styles and shades;
GRANITE POPLINS, an elegant article Tor walk
ing and travelling suits
GRANITE LUsTRE, GHENE PoPL1Ns, and
PARISIEN FANCIES, some very cheap;
BEAUTIFUL EMPRESS CLOTES, FRENCH and
IRISH POPLINS,
RICH COLORED and BLACK SILKS;
MOURNING GOODS, among which 10 ne"
article, ALEXANDRA PoPLIN. cheap;
LINEN SREETISGS and TABLE LINENS, good
and cheap;
More of thoss beautiful ILLUSION WAISTS
improved styles:
The GLUvE-FITTING CoRsET-said to be the
best fitting article ever made;
The FRENCH ELASTIC CROWN shlRT-styles
Elite, Plastique, Blegante. and New Era.
Also, the celebrated ELLIPTlCAL SKIRT, said tc
be unsurpassed for durability, symmetry
and fexibility. The prettiest shirt for the
price we have ever had
full assortment of TRIMMINGS, RIBBONS,
BUTTONS, and BUGLE GIMPS.
SAMUEL N. PRICE, Agent,
co1s-st 300 Main street.
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ne SPECIAL NOTICE.

REGNAULT CO., AOCTloNEhhe'
MAIN STREET BETWEEN EIGHTH AND nl'ih'
beg to inform their friends and the puone svne,
rally that they continue to conduct tne AooiioN
ara COMMISSION BUSINESS In all its branches,
and will. az usual, give prompt and personal at
tenton TO business entrusted to heir care. Having
one of the largest storerooms in the city, 1t is
peculiarly adapted for the display OF goods to De
offered for eale at auction.
They give undivided attention to sales at store,
private residences, or elsewhere and by quick
sales and prompt returns hope to merit the liberal
patronage heretofore bestowed In this branch OF
Nv forroer business. JOHN F. REGNAULT,
- on 1u WILLIAM L. MAULE.
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4itlrmond 1ispattk.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 81, 1867,
cnesaneake and Ohio scription.

Chesapeake and Ohio Subscription.
Comparison Of the White and Colored Vote.
A careful examination Of the polls of
the vote on the corporate subscription of
81, 900, 900 to the stock Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company by the city of
Richmond enables US to give the following
comparative statement of the white and
colored vote:
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The speakers in their addresses favore'

The speakers in their addresses favored
subscription by the town Of from $1,000
to 100000.
We like to see the brave manner IN
which our friends about Danville take hold
of this mammoth scheme. A four-hun-
dred-mile railroad is no everyday matter.
BY comparison, our Chesapeake and Ohio
line Of two hundred miles, with three mil
lions and half already expended upon it,
is q small affair. 1t must be edifying to
our citizens to see the people Of Dan
march thus bravely to their great under
taking.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21
DIED,

On the 10th instant, in Caroline county, at the
residence of her father, Robert g. hill IN the
twenty fifth year of her age, EMMA, wife OF James
Z. Dabney.
" Ri esssd are the dead who die in the Lord"
On Friday morning the Goth instant, LEILA
BLANCHE, only child of William Il. and Fanny
Robinson, aged twelve months.
The friends Of the family are respectfully re
auested to attend The funeral from the residence
lis father, on oregon Hill, THIS AFTERHooN a
O'Clock.
Jesus child, thy bless'd Redeemar,
Has thee in His tender arms;
There TO sing his praises ever,
There TO rest In Heavens charms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

New YORK CANALs.-Mr. GREELEY, Of
the Tribune, who is member of the New
York Convention, had a pet scheme for the
sale of the New York canals, which he
endeavored to work trough that body
After full debate, he got only six votes foi
his proposition, inc luding his own.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

Mr.. Boris has published a long letter, in
which he handles JACK PENDLEToN, as he
calls Hon. JOHN s., without gloves. The
letter, however, will do more harm to him.
self than to Mr.. PENDLETON. 1t is all
about the indictment found against Mr..
PESDLEToN in Judge USDERwooD's So
called court.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

AJOTICE.-Delinque consumers Of
IN gas aud water in Madison Ward are hereby
notified that II they fall to pay their gas aud wster
o'clock P. n. TO-DAY they will be dealt with &C
cording to the requirements of the following sx-
tract from the ordinance concerning the Gas
Works:
- If bill remain unpaid for TEN days next after
that on which It Is presented. the Auditor shall
notify the superintendent, who shall cause the
respect 10 which the default exists, and not allow
Dill is paid" P. w. RALSTON,
seN-lt Auditor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21
Stores. Ti2tacIre, DC.

TUST RECEIVED, all sizes of the
~ MORNING GLORY HEATING STOVE, for
parlors, stores, and offices.
se2l GREGORY CO., lil7 Main street.
YUST RECEIVED, THE GEN. IL.
u Illuminated GAS BURNER FIRE. PL ACE
STOVES, for heating the first, second. and third
stories by one fire. GREGORY CO.,
se 81 l4l7 Main street.
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DARNUM'S MUSEUM COLLECTION
VAN AMBURGH's GREAT MENAaERls'
In conjunction with
DAN cAsTELLo's GREAT SHOW,
numbering In all
THREE HUNDRED men AND HORSES!
THREE HUNDRED men AND HORSES

An enormous Moral Combination OF instsuet,oaa
and refined amusement will eXh1oit lErn nis
for hsis siys ssypsnbsr h s 18th
on ON the grounds corner Four and Clay streets;
under tn 9 i'm mense new Pavilion, ior one price VI
pARSUM'S DEPARTMENT NATURAL HIS
TORY,
combines a great number OF specimens OF various
descriptions and character in the School OF Natu-
raj History which have been collected at me ex-
pense OF the largest energy, lnde1dtlgaoie re-
search and the most lavish outlay OF money.
VAN AMBURGH s. CO.'S DEPARTMENT
cons,sts with numerous additons) Of the entire
Van Amburgh zooloa eal COLLECTION, S9mpfWlSlinng
spscimens OF the RAJ est and most beautiful VIVA
Beasts, Birds and Reptiles, from every section OF
DAN CAsTELLo's DEPARTMENT,
comprising Dan Castello,s Great Circus, composed
of the most distinguished lumnaries IN the Eq
trian profession, comprising the best Male and re-
male Riders. great gratuitous exhibition cha
racterizes the entree of establishment In every
pi1'e' BRILLIANT STREET PAGEANT.
In this grand cavalcade and moving picture VIII
appear series of the most elaborately- fnlsheo
tisticaly finished cages and dens, containing the
whole or the Geological collection ;the 6and cna-
not Of deTsgn s9 az asd esvs
cade, entitled the Crusader's Triumph, consistlng
Of over one hundred and fifty mouated knights
clad in FURNISHED steel armor. with their banners.
pennons, and insignia, and accompanied by their
ladies in costumes of medieval ages, all preceding
the browning feature OF the procession-a iar2 E
living lion, borne on the elevated platform al the
splendid tablesu carriage, loose, unclaimed nm
tramelled, and free in the PUBLIC streets. TINS
sight forms the great sensation OF the times.
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FOR RICHMOND.
First appearance in America of the great Partisan
Artist and Equestrienne, late of the Clique knpe-
riale,
MADEMoIsELLE PAULINE,
and the child wonder,
LITTLE MINNIE,
the youngest and most petite equestrian performer
in the world, wbose remarkable skill and c. urage
have elected the most enthusiastic encomiums
from tn press and the public.
ADMISSION, rs cents; children under ten years,
50 cents.
TWO PERFORMANCES DAILY:
AFTERNOON, at o'clock-EVEN1NG at
o'clock sc l6-St
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1Oo1 FALL. 1907
HIRSH s. GUGGBNHEIMBR,
SUCCESSORS TO A. HIssH i Co.,
627 BROAD STREET,

6T BROAD STREET,
have received fall stock Of FALL DRY GOODS,
now opened and ready for sale:
Handsome styles Dress Goods
all brands Bleached and Brown Domestles.
full line Housekeeping Goods.
a. ne assortment White Goods.
Large stock Cassimerss. Cassinet, and Jeans.
hosiery. Cloves, Notions, &c.
We have for sale the Celebrated Patent Seam.
less Kid Gloves" superior to Alexandra, 10
which we call the especial attention OF the ladies.
Mr JAMES w. PEDIN OF this city, Mr.. VIII.
LIAM G.. KEAN of Goochland, and hr. JuHa 7.
WRIGHT would be pleased to serve their friends
at HIRSH & GUGGENHElMbR's,
sss o27 Broad street.
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D,sg Goods.
NEW GOODsl NEW GOODS!
CARDoZA. ALs0P goUEQUgEAH,

CARDOZA, ALSOP u FOUEQCREAH,
mo. ola Broad street, below Tenth,)
Are now opening lard will continue to receive
during the present week. LARas AsD WE'LL 81.
LECTED STOCK OF
FALL GOODS,
direct from New York, TO which they Invite the
attention OF their customers and toe public. They
are prepared to offer great bargains In Linens and
House. furnishing goods. which have just besn
purchased at large auction sales at exceedingly
low rates: and would call especial attention 70
Linens. sheettnss, White Goods,
BLACK and Colored silks,
Kid Gloves and hosiery.
They VIII also receive n large and handsome a.;
Cloaks, which viii embrace everything novel and
handsome In the New York market.
As their goods are purchased Tor Cash. they
ity to sell them a. cheap ss they can be'bo1gh.
sokPE$s ,r From SHs COUNTRY sEcE5ys
A UCTION BARGAINS IN DRY
n GoODs.--Havins Just returned from New
o osr ss sRa +
the shespd TSga n;n
Good Bleached and Brown Cotton, loo.
10 B!eacned Sheet.ng; 4oc
Excellent yard wide Blesched Cotton, Hc.
Best Pillow Gaze, Csc.
All Linen Hank. rchiefs. only loc
Good 20. spring Hoop skirts, soc
Best French Corsets 81 and Sl.?5;
Reaut fol dress goods, on y 2Sc.
Fine all wool Flannel soc
Good Cotton Socks, loo.
Swiss Muslin, 30 and i5c.
Splendid Sattinet. Soc.
Go d kentucky Jeans, 20.
Striped shirting, lac.
Also, astonishing bargains In Cloths, Cassi.
meres, Blankets, Cloa ks, Shawls, Carpets, and
hundreds OF other goods correspondingly cheap.
Please call before purchasing
ISAAC HUTZiER No s29 Broad street
sc i6 southwest corner OF sixth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21
GUNS, GUNS, GUNS.
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70 COUNTRY MERCHANTS AND agR

Tbs TRADE GENERALLY. NSE&
WALSH SON date James Walsh, <@%W>
Importers and Manufacturers OF
GUNS, RlFLIS, &C.. 143o Mali street, respectfully
call the attention Of the trade TO their extensive
which ara Of our own importation and manufac-
turs. together with extensive supply of English
aud French Percussion Caps, Powder Flasks.
article necessary for the sportsman Of the field
We assure all persons disposed to give az call
that from our long experiences and attention to the
Gnn they will ind 1t to their Interest to ex-
anime our large stock before purchasing else
where We are detsrmiIsd to sal Ut such prizes
onr Goods for cash, we can afford to do SO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-09-21

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coot Of the RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY. 1t was
printed on type cast at the same establishment
seven years ago. word to the wise printer 10
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