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The Markets.

New York, October lie coupons, II ..
Virginia IS, a.. Gold, l43es. Money very
active 1T &c. Stocks active; heavy sales OF
Erie Sterling-Time g&@'aG sight, zee.
Corn shade lower. Pork firner 1T go log
go Lard dull, l3a@l43s. Cotton quiet At
I9Hc FreightS quiet. Turpentine, jjAjjhc.
Rusin dun, S3.jo4sj.6O.
New YORK, October l7-P. M.-Cotton
lower: sales, 200 bales at l9c tlour-State,
- ara FL %: southern, Slu.HoMSl4 W neat
3,f5c lower during the day. Corn dull 1t la
-. lower mixed western, ioI43c. Oats easier
Provisions steady and quiet. Groceries dull.
rurpentiue, j5E1JGEc. Rosin, s3.jj4SS.oo
Freghts quiet.
lll5G Sterling heavy; time, o>e49; slsht,
94
BALTIMORE, October l7.-Cotton quiet !;
holders stronger: middlings held at l94l9Ec:
Flour firm and more active neat sun thet
less active prime 10 choice red, si"nF FL 30.
Corn quiet: white 81 +iGtSl 40 yellow, > IA
Glsl a. Oats firm III 724 5Gc. Rye dull Pro-
visions unchanged.
CISclSx,r1, October 27-Flour dull and un-
changed family, sl24sl2 %. Wheat dull and
dropping Corn dull nominally lower Mess
pork duh al 80. Bacon unchanged
Louisville, October l7.-Flonr steady
suparfine, :, So Corn-Sacks, Sl.l0 Mess
pork, go. 1JIt. IS. Lard. lItGc IaColi "uii
shoulders, l4}.c: clear sides lS'!c,
NOZZLE, October l7.-Cotton-Sales OF 90
bales sales limited stock light high prices
claimed bv factors closed firm IT DC Tor MD
diings receipts, SD bales
WrLMINGroS, October T-Market Guii
Cotton quiet AT lie. Spirits turprntine oull
sales 1T i9hc. Rosin dull; sales OF common a.
S5.l3h.; No. =, :: p. Tar, -
MOBILE, October l7.-Cotton-lelnahd nm
tied. not quotaby lower, favorlnS ouyerS
mddling, lie sales, 800 bales, receipts -
bales.
AUGUSTA, GA, October l7.-Cotton-faii
demand; prices easirr-not quotaoly lower
sales, 14i bales middling, l0Ec,; receipts ~
| bales.
SAvAsSAH, October l.. : Cotton opened
steady and closed dull and dropping ne"
York middlinG, l71@c.; sales, so pales &c
ceiptS 30 bales.
New ORLEANS. October T.-Cotton very
firm low middlng, l7&G l-c. floHr-'ii ~
grades firm; low grades declining Treble y
$3.50 Cora firm, with upward tendency
/ white Soal4Vc yellow, 4jc. Oats, zoe: ror'
dull-$23 % Bacon-Shoulders, i'isg
clear sides, ls4c. Lard dun ana io@et
prime keg, lja.c Gold, "A. Sterling, nT st
/ class bills, 554MB!e. New York sight, sU'
premium
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GENERAL FORREST AND THE radical MAYOR
or NENPHfs.-AfLer the adjournment Of the
Council yesterday afternoon conversation
occurred between General Forrest and Mayor
Loiland. Our attention was first directed TO
II from hearing The Generals voice, load and
emphatic The conversation was III respect
to The statements made 10y the Mayor III regard
10 the paving bonds, General Forrest insis L
ing that Mayor Lot!and had uncaudIdly
lodged the question, and, where he did not
dodge had made false statements. The Mayor
Was sittin. down, ana Forrest had by this
tim" risen 10 his feet The Mayor denied the
soft impeachment, which made General For
rest more irIte, and he denounced him in Ian
guage like the following: on lied, and you
know it, you pcrlured scoundrel and turn
ing 10 the assembled crowd OF aldermen and
hys;amdcrs, he said: Il denounce you rs
puppy and sCoundrcl. place the brand upon
YOU. and you have 10 carry it, Mayor
Holland sat still. We saw deep excitement III
his face, which was betrayed in the nervous
twitchngS of the upper lip We heard not =
word in answer and General Forrest walked
| away.-Nemplis -irdinHchc, nv.
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COMMERCIAL.
Richmond Tobacco Exchange, October II.


Breaks and receipts very light. Market firm
and no change TO note III prices. Below we
give the transactions for the past three days
o2J hogsheads, ! tierces, and boxes offered
and sold
MANUFACTURING TOBACCO.
Luos-Common to medium dark working,
- TO go good dark working, IS to sl2 sun
cnred common, = TO :l2; sun-cnred, good
slo TO SIS coal-cured, common, 20 TO 40
coal cured, bright, So 10 49, coal-cured, fan.
cy, $50 TO s4J.
Lenf-Common dark working, q to 80; me-
dunn dark working, $40 to Sl4; good dark
working, *l5 to 81; fine and wrapping, slS TO
gel: sun-cured, Sl5 TO :25 and s32 yellow
wrappers, common, $50 to sS5; yellow wrap
pers, medium TO extra, $40 TO 500 and 1900.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Very common and heavy weights, -
to IS %; medium, SIS 10 IS; good, IS to SEQ.
Lsaf-English shipping, SIS 10 80. -: CONT
mental shipping, Sl3 TO SIS and s23.
sTEMMISG TOBACCO.
Lsnf.-Common, Sl2 to sl+ good, sl5 TO 81;
fine, rs 20 go and s23
StemS.-Tery common to good, sl@S4jo.
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krnf,Icky Beaten.

New YORK, October l7.-Time beat Ken
lucky to-day. He made four miles in sever
minutes tnirty-o one and three-qnarter seconds
and was booked 10 do il in seven minute:
twenty seconds. Had four horses TO run witt
him ut different points. On the las half o
the fourth mile the weight he carried began tt
tell and he perceptibly shortened has stride
The horse was the farorite by loo TO -.
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The party OF action gains strength. The
conflicts are mostly in favor of the invading
Insurgents Almost the entire press Of Italy
i in favor Of The seizure OF Rome. The Pope
has called a meeting of the Cardinals to con-
slider the situation.
LIVERPOOL, October lG-2 o clock.-Cotton
more active; sales, 800 bales; prices I'M
changed BreadstuHs duh and declining
Corn, AS. sd. Wheat, lis. lod. Others I'M
changed.
LoyroS, October lG-2 o'clock.-Consols,
G3g-lG. Bonds, cX coupons, U.s.
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WHY CARY WAS ELECTED TO CONGRESS FROM
.IISCISSATI.-The issue made 10y General
Cary. the sole issue upon which he stumped
the district and upon which h. was supported
bv The people, WAS that of paying the national
debt III grccnbackS. His competitor, Nr.
Smith, was the candidate Of the bondholdihE
and national bank ariStOcracy, and this was
what caused his defeat in :; district where the
Republican majority, even 1T this election,
was 700 ON the State and county ticket. The
wuTknsmcn and Trades Union people, VINO
supportrd General Cary regardless of old
party affiliations. were for paying the national
debt in green backs. The Democracy were also
FOR il. II iS 50 popular that the national
banks and the boudhodcrS cannot anywhere
max. Il successful stand against IL. General
Cary announced himself us being IN FAVOR OF
negro suffrage in Ohio, but he was opposed &c
Congress forcing il upon the people OF the
States against their consent. 1T was III.
grccnhack question that elected General Cary,
The first of nearly all the western congress
men who will next year be chosen on this
issue -tfaciaH0h enquirer.
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~, decisions OF tho Internal Revenue
Kurrau.

nr section 20, act OF juno 30
The E.N'.'.l..ily section 9, act OF July Il,
y, ~ .hr proceedings of collectors In
gov ..,.tp Tor taNpe Out when n deed
..r +gr tIgur fox redemption has
ms. contain a recital OF tho facts
ma certificate, and, in form, be
.".." s..r y,igh The laws OF the State IN
-.yI estate - siiuatc on ihc subject
#....a.' reaI estate under execution.
r~ act o! March :, l>t', proNidinG
.,sr. spirits shall not be sold for
at.. rnar The taN, has reference 10 sr!-
r have been forfeited 10 tho Go
accordance with law When
ma are entirely II its disposal.
&c.,, are sold OF dies tToNcd, concerns
N.... .n. Government. Kat IN sales
a. act Of July II, 1850, no for
.p.... declared, 1uG The ownership Q:
-.t...s. settled. any person claiming
Who had 20 uuttc" of the sci
.y.,u,u one wear, make his claim
.trfy D.! the Treasury. and upon
.-.nI Chat the property was not
.... ..src. ne viii b. entitled 10 \ re
s.,.,r. u,,iS III t,t sale, The pro
.a'finn could not to- carried out
..,.., we're DESTROYED, because then
II, !, ,,rpr,r3s
.tn, T.ly IT,. 1866, provides that
.rrr briu. removed from the
.4rg.lu which tAcy were inspected
.rro.otncr packages Tor purposes
...n. gc4iStl!iauou, or change of
,n.| a..un be inspected, gagged, and
81. s-.H..,a
....-....n which spirits NE first placed
...,.g Is he &" original package nm
.n..ry,.. 81 package, a rcIusprC-
.-.,r4,.- |! This change is made
,4.i ,hr second package Toe.
-..-rr1l. pt,Nagc'' but If the tax
... SHOES ,iI.t~ are III the first pack
~. ..-,. !, n, Original package
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Indian News.

MEDICINE LoDGE CREEK, Octoher III ne
commissioners have arrived. FIVE Thousand
Indians are assembled Inc Indians taih
we'll but insist upon arms ana ammunition
being furnished them. The council VIII con-
,inue for eight days. SO far the peace pros
,..tc rood
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Sharswood.s Election 10 be Contested.

pUILADELrHIA, October lG.-The Rcpubli-
can State Central Committee have determined
TO contest the election of Sharswood His
ma iority IL less than 500, and they feel sure of
proving over 1000 fraudulent Democratic
votes III this city alone.
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General Grant Below Par.

NASHVILLE, October l6.-A resolu ton was
introduced into the RADICAL Senate Of the
Tennessee Legislature" yesterday compliment
airy 10 General Grant and rendering him the
thanks OF the General Assembly, and il was
LAID over by 4 vote of II TO 10.
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THAp. SrEvESs's PRoSUSCIAMEST0.--I
StrycnsS pronnnciamrnto to-day Is 4 polltl-
cal bomb shell, and il fills The pubic mihd
with apprehension. All testimony * concur
rent that President Johnson VIII resist BY All
the proper means any attempt 10 dcpose and
degrade him by IN arbitrary and unconSttu-
tion;l ac, Several Republicans OF conserra-
tive tendencies declare they cannot act with
Mr.. Stevens in his proposed extreme lnea-
~urcS Nevertheless, they may be driven by
tn. party lash TO sustain the Great Commoncr.
IL may, therefore, become necessary tor me
Executive TO impcach The impcachcrs. Should
The present programme remain unchanged,
the new Cabinet Will be found 10 possess nerve
as well as ability. ! have high authority FOR
stating that the President coutcmplates Sc
Letting some of these advisers from among
those who fought for and Won the great poll
lical victories Of last week .-llaShiHgtDa cOrre-
syotdcut ~ BoSton I,,Si pcto5'r II.
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DrcEAsEr.-- NJ. Scmmes, ESQ. n
prominent lawyer of Cumberland Md, died
on the 18th instant, aged fiftv-seven wears
TIL" deceased was formerly member Of the
Maryland Senate. He was brother OF Cap.
tain Seinmcs, Of the late Confederate navy.
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EIoct;np Ordered

CHARLESTON, October l7.-General Candy
has issued an order fixing the 18th and 10Th OF
November for holding the election for conrcn-
tons in this district North and South Caro-
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Enlirnrnin + lncfiOn.

SAN FRAScIsco, October 1.-THE Democratic
majority in this city is ! 400. Union gains III
the interior. The alta claims Sweets election
ccrtain-Surry'S probable. Vote light.
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canarnl Shnrman.s Movements.

ST. Loris, October l7-General Sherman
will return here by Saturday, and after trans
acting some business will return to Washing
ton, In obedience to I request of the Presi-
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Nr.a Ir.rloE CHASE bGclsIoS.-l hc !ol-
.Mr ~. positions. th"u, seem 10 ne to bc
.w tuI ihuy d"ciG" tn" case,
LU.lt:~, clause ~ the thirteenth amend
...s.i .rIir Constitution of III" United states
.#ur- -luvrry uud involuntary servitudc,
g.. .a,a-a punishment for crime, ANA eeta,
.-..- freedom ~ THE constitutional right OF
.frr-uu- Il. tn. United states.
I4.4llr.od apprenticeship, III tn" present
.-.. l- involuntary srrNluuar, "lthlh M
a.u..a. If these words II III" amendment.
j. tins were otherwise, the lndchthrn 50
......r. ruu.r.rIru docs not contain important
r. VISIONS tor The security and benefit OF ~.
.g,urIc,. which are required by the Et%S 81
..ry..ad.lu iudruIurcs OF white apprentices
i. therefore, IN CoutraNuutiou OF thai
.gs,su, The FIRST section OF TIE CINIl Rights
Eeuacicd by Congress on tn" "lh oi hpTll,
-. which assures 70 all citizens, without re-
. 10 race or color, e the fun ana eqh;li
... Of al laws and proceedings Tor ihc
-.....cy OF persons and property Is i enjoyed
White cit.Icns.
IM~law having been enacted under the
..H .luu,. OF the thirteenth amendment,
enforcement q: The first claus" OF The same
.@agurut. j. constitutional, aud apnHrs 10
...u.aIrIou- prohibited by II, whether orlgi'
....U- In transactions before or since us Ell
tIcur
Colgred persons equally with white per-
.a.s ar.. citizens OF the United States.
The petitioner, therefore. must be DIS
-arsrt from restraint by the respondent.
4 ,oasr wlo hasn't independence enough
..uu.ursIo 4 negro is not likely TO adorn
.ro...oA. nor 10 render decisions which vii!
-..a~ al- u&a name honora bic.
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Prize EiIilt.

CHICAGO. October 7.-FitZgeraid ana Doony
fought to-day. Dooney lost by 4 1oul on the
nineteenth round.
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NpIjOw Fever.

New ORLEANS, October T.-Ihere were
thirty one intcrments from fever to-day
NOZZLE, October l7.-Thcre were four in
tcrlnents from yellow fever to- day in this
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MilIine7u.

Opening OF FALL AND WIN
DTER PAsHTnys.-MIss r. q. McLg.
H0HE viii open on WEDNESDAY tbs 18th ~ a
instant her styles OF pALL and WlsTsR~T%
BDNNHTS, HATS, HEAD DRESSES, etc.
aIso q nice selection OF FLOWERS for the hair,
Sash RIB M. and many other articles to be
Thsnkfni IN her many fri snds and customers for
their former patronage. she respectfully solicit
continuanee OF the same, and pledges herself 70
Shs sa,tsrs h.rself that If the ladies Will take
the trouble to walk up stairs they will be my
comp- nsatsd. " -
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The Convention.

John Janncy and T. Ran. Tucker, Esqs,
made speeches to the Loudoun nominating
convention, urging the people 10 vote down
the Convention while voting for the candi-
dates
William v Jordan and DIR. y II. Moulton
are the Conservative candida les in Bedford.
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Democratic Victory in san Francisco.


san FRANCISCO, October LINE ]udlciai
elections passed oil quietly. The Democrats
claim the city by 1000 majority.
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A dispatch TO the Boston WrGH says thai
Second Assistant George + Sawyer, United
States navy, who has been on trial 1T Ports
mouth for several days before court martial,
has been found guilty Of di>respcct 10 ms sn-
pcrior officer in declaring that The President
ought TO be impeacled, and 10y order OF s>ccrc-
tarv Wclles has been suspended from duty lul
one year, on hall pay.
4 letter from Canada, referring 10 the APP
proaching session of Parliament, says thar
among the earliest measures 10 bc introduced
wju be one To rc.establish, If possible, the re.
ciprocity treaty win the United States.
Several thousand negro apprentices are hello
in MARYLAND under lnGcnLurrs similar 10 tAr
one lust decided 10 be null and VOID by CElel
Justice Chase.
Wrrrreat the statement thata person may
vote AGAINST Il convention while voting iol
delegates Every man should vote Tor good
delegates, whether he is for or against con
Tentlon.
A little son Of Colonel Il. l.. Owen, O.
Iynchburg, jumped from 4 car the other day
ana Knocked out several teeth.
They had a grand turnout in Norfolk tues
doy on the occasion OF the laying the corner
stone OF tn" new Atlantic Hotel. James baT
ron Hope, Esq, delivered IN appropriate "a
dress.
The infant child of the Turkish Minister VA
on Tuesday last baptized 1T ST. -httthc"
church. Washington, III til" Roman Cathoii'
faith the father and several friends being pre-
sent-so says II Horuhi telegram
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CpANCE TO SELL VIRGINIA
De1stiSt9"lj.

- N. HUBS N, DENTIST, wishes
N. to Inform n who have been waiting kSsR
10 have teeth extracted without pain that 6f$44D
M has an improved NITROUS OXIDE GAS
APPARATUS, and will always keep supply OF
pure gas prepared. Special attention give. To cor
rrctng irregularities Of chlGron's teeth. All ope-
rations on the teeth performed with gentleness
md aass Oc l5--6t-
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LN1cUe1'S.

HOWlSON Il DUNLOP,
IL LAW OFFICE
10. 2l5 GOVERNOR STREET,
Richmond, Va,
will practice N The Circuit County, and City
Courts OF Richmond ely and the counties Of Ken
rico, Chesterfield. and haGoyer the Court 0! APP
peais OF virginia, the District Cours at Williams.
burg. Petersburg, and fretericksburS, and To.
Un!tet States District and Circuit Conrts for lhe
cis ,rict Of Virginia. ,
an Is-3m JaIsS pCNLnP.
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Yellow Few

MoyTREAL, October l7.-Mr. Davis is
making arrangements 10 leave for Richmond
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Republican Paper Suspended
Jefferson Davis.

AUGUSTA, GA, October 1.-THE Atlanta
ODioioa, Il Republican paper, has suspended.
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Cable Summary.

MOBILE, October lG.-There were two inter
meuts from yellow fever to-day.
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DomocratS Victorious in Connecticut.

NoRTALK. October 1.-THE Democrats have
carried the charter election by 4 largely IN
creased ma iority
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IN BANKkUPTCY- DISTRICT OF
J. COLUMBIA, SS.-At the city OF Washirg ton
the lst day OF october. A ID. 1887. Tho und ensign
"a hereby give notice 81 .h-ir aprointm-n. a, as.
signees OF > NIUE STRONG In n. city Of Wa-h.
ington, within said district, who has boon ad !.
Judged bankrupt upon HIS own petition, by the
District CuaTt u said district.
slSP- y Z MOSES.
Washington city. D. O.,
gDWnhD Rowe.
ocl?-Saw Ri.hmopd, Va.
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Co,n,,dssiOn Merchants.

ToHN p. WATSON formerly with
sion Merchant and Manufxcturers' Agent for tn
sale of Cotton and Wool!en Yarns, &C.. ana WOOL
No lsi Strawberry street, Philadelphia, "a; ne
fsrs W permission 10 Mr.. John w. Tcrrey, prssi-
dent Corn Exchange aa,ionsl Bank, Philsdei-
phia; Msssrs. Winn Weaver, NO. 81 barclay
street New York se 30-lm
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CARRIAGE MATERIALS.

CARRIAGE MATERIALS.
HUBS, SPOKgS. FELLOES, SHAFTS, &c,
sPKlTGS, AXLES, BOLTS, BANDS.
tote for leather tops, curtaiEs cushions ac.'
and much cheaper.
Bl1-. lined Enamsll.d Cloth. q close imitation Of
leather lined with blue cloth Enamciled Dash
and Collar Leather: and 4 genera stJck OF mate
rial- for ma king and repairing Z HRt bhaS, hCu'
G!ES, W.GON. CA ET:, sc. for sale at very low
My old friends and the public generally are ra-
s2sctGlly invited 70 call a. me od STAND, 80 IA
ain street near Fifteenth ,,raS.
H. l.. WILLIAMS. !a;- Williams Elliott.
WALLER 4. ELLIOTT.
JOHN w. WILLIAyS, S.tesma,
FsEDgEIcK 4. WILLIAMS, '"'esiNeh
THOAA- REILLY, oc ll-wGswtt
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pocAnoyTAs GoLD.-An analysis oI 4 small
portion OF the raw material, brought from 70.
cohontas by Colonel Drmeal", found on The
lands Of benjamin Crawford, Esq, OF THIS
place, by Dr. W. - Young, proves il 10 be
pure gold. This is good news.-Iulisy lLyt-
nidu.
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NEW A<D Be- UIIFUL FL NI L
II TuRB.- We ara now in receipt OF the iarSest
nd mos, complete assortment az ne" ana eiek AMI
FukS!TU NJ over offered 10 the Virginia puoiic.
II embraces ~ description Needed lot me perfect
outht of halls parior-. dining rooms, ana eEaiu-
her,, and the prices ranGs from Inc lowest 10 tEe
highest II .ures-accor ling l" quii'y. W arc no
sd to use tic same stfenuous eAcItivns "
ule,sa which have char cteriz=a us ioI !" qua.tei
~ = century past and most respectfully luNltc Il
continuation uf the patronage Aerotot"Eo 80 lt"e-
rally extended u. ,..cg-- . p,nTurg
"a 80 No pG5 5i,,iu -trn"'. cnrnar {" N!t.ta-
NIOTIC e. he o.eclal partnership
heretofore existing between the unaeSiSasd
kOSEN.T POLK. cf Newca tie c"uuty: y. ana
W,iIJaM G. HkBs vf RichuoGd Va, !or N"
purpose OF nductinS tbs mabuiaciure OF w Sins
and caudles in this cry undsi WI ~ ,,n,ns
liam G. WESB, Is Lerehy dinsolTea " III ~ !
consent rs an act OF this day. Ia. o. "a
rr,n vii be- Inundated by huBtkr foLh, u
whHm all persons indebted to said hrin are i IS
nuasIsd To mike payment ana VIII sell-e 'he
debts Que ny sA4u WILLIAM @ WEBB,
ROBERT POLK.
ElcHMosD, September 30, 1871 oc -"oH
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$4,000 II PREHlC SIS

-" L0 Ia
$4,000 IN PREMIUMS
" III he offered for the best and finest horses cat
tls sheep, swine and poultry, IN their respective
Glasses also, agricultural productions and impls.
ments. mechanical and chsmic Al products, edged
| tools. worked metals, and hardware; engines and
machinery carriage and cabinet ware manulac-
TIRES OF linen. woolen, or cotton, made by ma
chin.ry or by hand ; leather and leather manuiac-
cures : scientific, surgical, and musical lDstru-
ments; n.edlework. painting, drawing, table
Also for Trials Of speed. lady riders. fitting tour
nAt Uiot.aiPsTlTIoN OPEN TO Tsg WORLD.
Every Necessary arrangement will be made TO
| render the ExhiD!uoa one Of general interest to
| all cl4,s.s OF exhibitors and spectators
En,r!ea for troitinS and pacing VIII close ueto-
Der 9tth; for running OF October !',a: tn A,
for stock and dement's for exhibition VIII close
on November Ist, and sales OF STOCK ana impIs-
nen,s wil commence November o,h and con-
t.nu, until ali ara sold. Exhibitors VINO do not
| yish TO dispose OF their stock can remove them
after the SIN OF November, upon which day the
premiums will Do awarded
| Exhibitors are requested TO furnish the seers-
tary list OF all articles intended for exhibition,
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for Sratutoua distribution, which WILL GOMEZ FOR
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terms and all ether particulars address the o0''o'
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nR. c. +. KLOEBER, SUR EZ&
~ GE0N DENTIST date OF Ia 'tmorel 0nfr1p
No. 900 Broad street Richmond, Va
Teeth fll.d In The best manner at rsdncad prices.
Beautiful artificial teeth on thu vulcan,t. base,
perfectly initiating the natural organ and restoring
The contour Of tho face at the low prices OF s&v,
S.j, and $50 per SOL.
Nitrous oxide gas given In extracting teeth, rem.
lsring the operation painless and safe.
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