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/ .bin,, Of the unheard- of bargains which real

think Of the unheard-of bargains which real
estate still offers among you.
Only think Of the enormous interest that
centres on your recovery from poverty in
the shape Of your State debt and those who
are the holders ef it-forty-t three millions,
or rather, deducting West Virginia's share,
one-third, twenty-eight and three-quarter
millions. Do you really think that the
holders of these obligations would not Will,
ingly contribute their share Of money and
influence to render Virginia bonds as good
a irst-class security as Missouri bonds are
And would Missouri, but lately ravaged by
war, and slave State like yours, be what
she is but for her large Irish and German
immigration There lies the secret. Let us
put our shoulders to the wheel and push the
Old Dominion out of the slough of despond-
ency. Your destiny is fixed, and brilliant
like the morning star, whether Grant be
elected or Seymour. Mere political draw
backs and interregna cannot hamper your
course" the advent of white men ana
not the reign of negroes"
Yours respectfully,
G. KIRCHoFF,
Box 1898, post-office, New York.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABI

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
I SUBURBAN FARM OF FIFTY ACRES.
IN HENRICO COUNTY, NEAR THE RESER-
VOIR, AND WITHIN A FEW HUNDRED
YARDS OF THE CITY LIMITS.-By virtue OF
two deeds OF trust executed TO me, the first dated
the Goth of August 1857, duly recorded Ia Henrico
County Court, IN deed book No. SO, page $50, and
the other, dated the 18th of September. 1867, duly
recorded In said court, IN deed book No. SO, page
58L shall. in execution thereof proceed 10 sell al
public auction. on The premises, on THURSDAY,
October l. 1883, az O'Clock r NJ. II fair III not
the first fair day thereafter, the PROPERTY COR
yeyed by the said deeds, each conveying separate
tract OF twenty-five acres. adjoining the other.
thus forming 4 farm OF hf.y acres On the tract
first convened there is i HANDSOME RESI-
DENCE tneary newt, containing seven rooms,
besides kitchen. &C.. now In the occupancy OF
Major Putnam also, an excellent orchard, vine
ward, asparagus beds, &c. The property win be
sold as u whole or divided into tracts OF twenty
nve acres each, as may be determined on ut the
time OF sale.
Whilst the deeds require the greater part OF the
purchase money 10 be paid In cash. Al arrange
ment Will be made TO sell for one fourth cash.
balance 1t four. eight and twelve months for ne
gotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed.
Persons desiring to pure base q arst-rate farm
within aee yards of the city limits with beautiful
this sale. ", GODDIN,
sea- Trustee.
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Card of Explanation.
HICKsFORD GREENsTILLE co Y.

LILLE w "a
iNessrs YIN E. Cameron d. G. A. Sykes
gentlemen,-I find in your Special cor
respondence from big Richmond this morn
ing that the Republicans Of the Chahoon
city had o somwhat indignation meeting
and that there was o dispersion on the
part of the colored people of the Republi-
cans party to Split Hunnicutt as the father
of the Scheme SC also that Joe cox of that
city committee of Arrangement and that
Pete Jones of Greensville among others was
named as Speakers for the Campaign. to
the whole of that potion Of the correspond
ence relating to me l disclame any associa-
ton with it whatever s. Respectfully ask
you gentlemen to do me personal favor to
correct the Statement s oblige your
Obedient st P. K. JONES
Hicksford Va Sept ed 69
Editors Peters6ergh Iader
P. S. Pete Jones s. not (Peter) is ia
miliar phrase used by mr. Cowarden of big
Richmond I understand it all please cor
rect it for L. X. j.
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SO Ia. 10. %. Kids

r AND ON YORK RIVER" KINGS
IL CREEK 1.-THE BEST FARM on YORK
RIVER, ABOUT ONE THOUSAND TWO HUI,
DRIED ACRES-TO BE SOLD IN LOTS ~
FROM TWENTY-FIVE TO TWO HUNDRED
ACRES AT PUBLIC SALE.-In obedience
to an order of the CIRCUIT Court Of YORK county
made on the nth OF March. 1893, IN the eases oil
Smith, cashier uS. Thomas ID. Warren, and Johh
NJ. Jones ps. Thomas ID. Warren and wife. We;
the undersigned as special commissioners WI.
sell the real estate as hereafter mentioned eSIel
KINGS CREEK on York river, In YORK
county, at public auction. TO the highest bidder or
bidders, before The courthouse door or lOIk
county, on MONDAY the 18th day OF october ~
D., 1868.
The sale will be made for ten per cent. OF the
purchase money In cash. and the balance on .
credit OF 6, IL, ard Ii months equal inStalnlen.'
bearing interest from the day OF sale. the purcha
sers TO execute bonds with sufficient persona secu
rity, and the title 10 be retained until the purchase
money Is paid. ..
The commissioners are directed to lay OF ard
divide, under the direction or q competent SUI
yeyor the said land In lots or not less That twenty
Ave nor more than two hundred acres, and 70 SCI!
As many Of said lots as may snnce 20 SATISFY nc
INDICTMENTS OF said Smith cashier, and said John
M Jones against said Thomas ID. Warren, except
inu from said sale. II IL can be DONE the dwelling
and curtilage and the lands adjoining. The SURVEY
will be made and the lots LAID OF before the day q.
sale plat will be exhibited on the day OF sale.
The land Is Immediately on York river. is POI
sition, soil, fish, and oysters, have given ! u
name OF being the best farm on York river. Thirty
years ago It purchased by It's present owner Io'
$32 900 whereabouts II cash, and considered YeI{
Williamsburg and about twelve miles from fort,,
town. Steamers connecting With the Rcbihop.
and York River railroad to Baltimore now psss'
CHARLES X. MALLORY,
WILLIAM T. PEACHf,
al
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By William Panniil, Auctioneer,
Petersburg, Va.

A SsIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
n REAL ESTATE IN THE COUNTY OF
DINWIDDIE AND STATE OF VIRGISIA.-As
assignee OF William Tnrnbull, a bankrupt, shall,
on THURSDAY the LIST day OF October next, ut !!
O'Clock noon, within the store Of William PannlIl,
Petersburg. Va. sell by public auction that VAL
UABLE TRACT OF LAND called Edge HILL -
about one mile from the city, and containing ONE
HUNDRED ACRES. The land Is highly I'm
proved and weil-suited- for market garden,
consisting OF apples, pears and peaches, OF many
varieties, and In good bearing condition. :
This farm IS Of the most valuable In this part
Of the country and as an investment Is deserving
or particular attention. "
TERMS OF SALE One-third cash the balance
upon q credit or six and twelve months purchaser
giving bonds with interest added, and approved
securities and the legal title retained until the
whole of the purchase money is paid.
ANDREW RUTHERGLEN, Assignee.
WILLIAM PANSILI,, Auctioneer. -
SO I!-M&Tht30thSe
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By Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

A ssIGNEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
N. MACHINERY For THE MANUFAG-
TURE OF PAPER. IN THE MILL IN MAN
CHESTER AT THE SOUTH END OF MAYO's
BRIDGE.-As assignee In bankruptcy OF George
Baughman shall sell at public auction, at the
mill owned by Messrs. Kelly, Tackett & Ford,
located as above, on THURSDAY the oath Of Sep
TENDER 1888 at 10 o'clock A. NJ: all Of the Ma,
CHINERY and OTHER ARTICLES FOX The
MANUAL CTURE OF PAPER belonging to the
said Baughman, consisting in part OF the following
~ tiiPAPER MACHINE and IRONS, for small
LARGE ENGINE, complete;
WOODEN TUB BOILER,
BUSTER,
LIME TANK, -
All the BELTING, MILL-GEAR1NG, ana
STOCK for manufacturing paper. ana great
many other articles OF much value but too tedious
to enumerate. -,, ia, .,o
The property will be offered rs whole Win me
privilege Of continuing the present lease DuI II
II cannot be sold in that way, then 1t Will be SOLD IN
detail, accorlin to the inventory to be exhibited
at the hour Of sale. -
TERMS: One-thrd cash. balance at and l.
months for approved endorsed negotiable notes
with interest added.
an 1e-d2taw4w &dtds Assignee.
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Box 1898, post office, New York.
NORFOLK, September IS, 1868.
To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch ::

To the Editors of the Richmond Dispatch:
Gentlemen,-Will you please inform
YOUR numerous readers what the decision
was in the confscation case of enc leigh
Us. Underwood" argued before Judge
Chase some four or five months since and
which decision I learned was to be for
warded by Judge Chase to the clerk of the
court to be entered up. Much interest is
felt by parties here in the decision of the
case, some of whom are similarly situated.
Very respectfully, W.
THE opinion of the court has not yet
been received by the clerk. We have an
indistinct recollection that Underwood's de-
cree was set aside ON the ground that the
proceedings had been in admiralty instead
of at common law. Certainly Judge Chase
made this point in some confiscation case
which was recently before him for deci-
sian
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BY Richardson Il Newburn'
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers'
No. 1ols Main and Eleventh streets.

TARM, IN LOUISA COUNTY, FOR
II SALE AT AUCTION, WITH CROPS "
Hay. FODDER, &C.-Having dec1ded % 5 sm3 :
to Richmond will offer for sale on IHDhSDHth e
the 24th dav Of September, at u O'CLOCK on tne
Int MISE THE FARM ON WHICH NOW RE
s ESQ.,. containing aT TIL HUNDRED "a AN nj
THIRTY-FIVE ACRES; about one huhu "
acres heavily wooded within three-qnarIers on I
mile of the railroad the balance araDie anu Wei
ADAPTED to raising grain and tobacco Ihere Is asr
a fine meadow, yielding 90, 900 pounds OF nay. Al
the fields are we'll watercd, and the whole premises
are under good fence, woods Included.
The improvements consist OF comiortaDle
house with seven rooms, kitchen, ice-house stable
cow sheds wagon-house courthouse, shop, To-
bacco-houses. barn, etc.
The farm lies on the Virginia Central rallroa.
one and a quarter miles from Treyllian's depo
and three and half miles from Louisa Court
house. ,-. nv,
Possession given Immediately Of the house. ant
the CROPS removed In time to SOW wheat.
TERMS One-third cash; balance at SIX, Twelve,
and eighteen months with interest. for approved
security. Title retained until purchase money II
all paid. JOHN u; HUN En-
After the sale of the farm will sell the NILE nL
MENTS, CROPS OF HAY, &C.. q lot OF FUR = l
TURE and some STOCK, good WAGON, DoO
P. S.SThe farm can he bought privately by ap
49," co " 'Aie 80 JOHN G. HUNTER.
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HAMPTON. September q, 1868.

HAMPTON, september Il, 1000.
The friends of the Newport News i'm
proyement have fresh hopes Of its compile
ton since the Covington and Ohio railroad
has been put under contract. 1t seems to
be q matter of the first Importance that
Richmond city should have shipping port
second to none in the land. This can be
secured by railroad to Newport News-a
distance of about seventy miles. Here the
Great Eastern can anchor in forty feet
water, and the smallest fishing smack can
be as secure from northeast storm IS if at
Rockets. Standing on the point of land
and looking towards Old Point and the Rip
Raps, we observe Chesapeake bay just be-
yond these interesting places, and in the
distance the broad Atlantic. Here, then, is
spacious, safe, and beautiful harbor,
within two hours run Of the Atlantic, and
nearly two hundred miles nearer the ocean
than the fast-increasing city Of Baltimore.
From all we can learn, some of the finest
lands for the production of potatoes,
peaches, apples, pears, grapes, and melons,
Of all kinds, can be purchased in the neigh
borhood of Newport News on reasonable
terms especially is this true when we take
Into consideration the facilities for shipping
everything Of the kind to northern markets.
Lands can be bought at from twenty-fyeto
forty-fve dollars per acre, according to To-
cation, fertility, etc. FAX
ihat your readers may form some idea
OF the productiveness of this section, will
state that Major Chisman informed me
sweet potatoes are now commanding about
two dollars per bushel, or four dollars and
half per flour barrel. These lands will
yield from eighty to one hundred and eighty
bushels per acre. ..,~ :. %
The corn cropis fine; the wheat failure
owing to the rust.
The "Booker will case" has attracted
considerable attention. Ex-Governor Wise
and Judge Crump, of your city; Judge
Scarborough, of Norfolk; and Messrs.
Thomas Tabb, William r. Willis, and c..
Z. Mallory, Of this place, were the counsel
employed. Judge Crump and General Wise's
opening addresses are highly spoken of.
On the fourth day Of the session of the
court compromise was agreed upon. The
title to some of the finest lands in all this
region Of country was involved in this con-
froYersy. tEE
Judge Crump expressed himself as high
~ pleased at the rapidity with which the
town had sprung up, while Governor Wise
was reminded that in the midst Of the
greatest changes he had ever witnessed in
any place the disappearance of hard crabs
was really the greatest and strangest of
hem all. Mine host-good old Burcher--
70 long and fayorably known as the pro-
'ristor of the Keekoughtan Hotel, had not
depfged.crGb on his table. What change!
Lttsr sll, brief sojourn convinced US that
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SALE OF VALU-

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALU-
" ABLE LANDS IN THE COUNTY or
MECKLENBURG-By virtue Of decree ere e; Of the
of Virginia rendered in favor of Maria Edgar rs w
e. Baneh formerly sheriff and t suT Tsa Inc G
tober, 1855 THAT being court In front OF the
courthouse door, the following tracts OF valuable
land, lying in the county of Mecklcnburg, or SC
much thereof as may be necessary to pay the pro-
portonate part OF said decree OF each oolVent secn
r'i y The v" Tract OF LAND on which Edward
Keen now resides, containing ABOUT SEVEN
HUNDRED AND FIFTY ACRES, with al excel
lent and mi 10 dwelling ana AL soI
ten miles north Of Boydton on the City road. This
go be TRaC CsF o Gssr sND aG n the
burg Courthouse road about seventeen miles
north of Boydton, on which Colonel Peyton R.
TEEN HUI TT SIZED AND S" TIN isRTi
ACRES, on which is n large and comfortable
dwelling-house, with all necessary out-houses.
Averett now resides, known as the WILLIAMSON
HUNDRED AND EIGHTEEN ACRES. with
&c. The stand, formerehandising, is considered a
18th ath: s1 The Tract OF LAND lying on Beaver
rett, and on which William Elliott now resides.
containing THREE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
ACRES, with good dwelling and out,honses.
H u; AND THfRTY-oNE ACRES, which
G. W. r. Averett purchased of James Yancey.
commissioner, known as the WILES TRACT,
and formerly belonging to Benjamin A. William
son. deceased.
6th The TRACT OF LAND on which the late
G. H. Pettus died seized and possessed lying on
Kettle creek. ard containing about SEVEN II Jun
DRIED AND THIRTY-SlX ACRES, with good
Improvements, dwelling and aut-houses. &c. This
tract of land will be sold subject to the widow S
dover which has already been assigned tn her
nh. Also, SMALL TRACT lying adjacent to
the house tract, and known as the JEFFRIES
PLACE, containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES. with sufficient improvements to make 1t
4 very comfortable little farm.
9Th. The TRACT OF LAND on which Thomas
F. Pettus now resides and known as the BARNES
TRACT, containing about TWO HUNDRED
ACRES, living adjacent TO the two next preceding
tracts, with good and comfortable improvements
In thorough repair.
Hayes to s. h. Bullock who sold to Watt Love
and on which the said Love now resides, contain
ing about FIVE HUNDRED AND TWENTY
SIX ACRES. lying on the City road about seven
miles north of Boydton. with dwelling house and
other improvements necessary for n farm.
TERMS Onc-fourth cash. and the residue on q
credit of three, six, and nine months: the pur-
chaser to give negotiable notes, with interest aided
from day Of sale, well endorsed and duly stamped,
for the deferred payments.
Parties Interested may refer To
ALEXANDER SYDNOR,
So oLSw Commissioner.
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BY Wellington Goddin,
Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.

AEctiOneer and Real Estate Agent
A ss1GNEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
sbPERTAiNING TO THE SAME, AND THE
LEASE OF THE "AMPTHILL MILLS" IN
CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, ON FALLlNS
GREEN SIX NILES SquI TIL OF F KIGasMh2RRG
TURNPIk Gas assignee IN bankruptcy OF A A.1
ander Clendcnin, and with the consent OF the CON-
missioner Of Internal Revenue &c WasninSlon' ~ ~:
c. shall proceed to sell at public auction on the
premises, located rs above, on THURSDAY tne
oath September, 1868 at 3 O'Clock, z. NJ, az the
valuable MACHINERY owned by the said Glen
denim for carrying on s cyerv
thing usually found in such IN establishment con-
sisting In part of the following articles-yiz,
MASH TUES, 16 feet;
MASH TUB. feet;
STILL and DOUBLER,
/ PATENT CONDENSER,
u PREVENTING TUBS, llxs feet;
BEER WELL, l4x8 feet;
2 WHISKEY CISTERNS, l2x6feet;
2WATER TUBS,
WORM and WORM TUB,
4SMALL YEAST TUBS,
DONKEY ENGINE, 1o-horse power:
BOILER, 5o-horse power;
SHAFTING,
and all kinds of PIPES attached to the distillery
apparatus, together with many other articles. =.
The purchaser can continue the lease OF the
Ampthill Mills for a term Of years or not, as ne
NAV prefer The water-power is ample and small
vessels can come from James river distant one
me) the mill, thus afording great facilities for
transportation to market. The foregoing properly
in that way then 1t will be sold In detail! according
to the inventory, which will be exhibited at the
hour of sale.
AAi'- ~ ANDREW RUTHERGLEN
au la-oaw4w& dtds Assignee.
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IMPORTANT SALE OF REAL AM
II DruSnN.Y TSD0DrDu,<- IN MErkLEN-

Il PERSONAL PROPERTY IN MECkLtS-
BURG AND LUNESBURG.-By virtue T,a-S.a
cree OF the Circuit Court Of Mecklenburgiataa H.
on the 10th day OF September 1865, ID ~
Gayie's executors Us. SwepsoD. &c. '"'iiiN' ,il
WEDNESDAY the 2lst day or October h SH, TT
upon the premises, At public auction me !, nj
OF LAND owned by the late DR.. WllilaW e. s,o,s
sou. together with the MULES. HOhS,EsSv s,S.
OF CATTLE. HOGS and sHEEp 49, w seas,
CARTS, and FARMING MP EGES Also
rally. including \ WHEAT-THRESnESS ,SSI,
the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN
TURE. T., the
The land lies on the Meherrin river IN par ~ al
county OF Lunenburg and part IN the so"y Ts,,
Meckienburg, within thirteen miles o, tuo 80
VILE depot on Inc Richmond and Dsn.Ii n tssrtRFs
II contains about EIGHT HUSDkED M md
and is Justly regarded one of the most lsiu ,,,Ty
valuable tracts OF land In that section OF H.
TERMS or SALE: A sufficient amount - o.nss,
proceeds OF the real estate 10 deiray ue , ~ the
OF sale VIII he required IN cash me resio ssi Ia.
purchase money payable tn two edast ah ~ sale,
stalments, TO carry Interest froI !be 1ay ossrnte
for which the purchaser will be rsquirei " and the
bond with unluestioned personal seSurisSS sssurI.
title to the land 10 be retained as acait'n , /, be
ty should the purchaser, however, ISL , ~ The
win have the privilege OF paying inc "ho> sf,, be
purchase In cash. The personal proPSsn6DR
sold for cash. THoAAe r.ontsSloncr.
Sc a3-tds So.n san1 hill 10
Richmond Wais please copy and sena OH "
commissioner,
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FARMS FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the FARM and RESI- A.
Il DENCE now occupied by Miss Lavnia ~
Blair on the Broad-street road. about two miles
from the city of Richmond. The house has four
large rooms and two wide passages with front and
back porch two kitchens with four rooms each !;
and well OF excellent water on the premises.
attached most of which is well shifted for the
growth Of vegetables Of every kind: Possession
given lst October. ). NJ DAVIS.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
selb Eleventh and Main streets.
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by Francis T. Isbell
Auctioneer and Real Estate A gent
Eleventh between Main and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIA

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THAT
" VALUABLE FARM CALLED "HIGH
MEADOW IN THE COUNTY OF liENRlCO
ONLY ONE AND A HALF MILES FROM THE
CITY OF RICHMOND.-ln obedience 10 a decree
of the Circuit Court Of the United States rendered
on the oath day Of June. 1868. at Richmond, Va
IN the case of Fosters executors. &C.. Cs. Dab6ss
administrator &c we will fer for sale on TT rs
DAY the 18th day Of September, 1858, on the pre-
misses, ut L. O'Clock NJ, II fair, II not the next
fair day thereafter. that VALUABLE TRACT OF
LAND lying on the New Bridge road, on" and
half miles from the city of Richmond called
"HIGH MEADOW containing ONE Hun.
DRIED AND NINETY-EIGHT ACRES, and al;
Joining the lands of the late Mrs. PIcot, Colonel
j. II. G.. Dickinson, ct ais.
There IS upon this place a beautiful and commo-
dious DWELLISG-HUUSE situated on hi2h
hill, containing some seven or eight rooms alafse
harm. carriage-house, stable. lce-hOusc. once ana
4 number Of other out-hOuses !. fne yard ana
garden. and . large orchard OF choice fruit trees
all well enclosed 1t is. In short, one OF the most
convenient valuable, and beautiful farms now IN
market. Nearly all the land Is In q high state oil
improvem ent and IN cultivation. ,.
TERMS OF SALE: One-third cash: the balance
upon credit OF six, twelve, and eighteen inoh'h',
the purchaser giving bonds with approved security
for the deferred payments, and the legal title re-
tanned until the whole OF the purchase money Is
maid. JOHN Il. YOUNG,
w. W, COSBY,
Commissioners.
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BY Wellington GOddIn,
Auctfoneer and Real Estate Agent,

TXCELLENT THREE-STORY BRICK
IL TENEMENT. ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
MAIN BETWEEN TWENTIETH AND TWEEN.
TY-FIRST STREETS. FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold at auction. on the premises
on FRIDAY the 25th of September, l'sa al 1
o. clock p. VI, the BRICK TENEMENT l"cated
AS above belonging TO the heirs of the ,te George
X. Robinson. and now occupied by Mr.. Michael
RYAN and others. The lot has front OF about y
feet and depth Of los feet. 1t Is good location
for retail store and dwelling.
TERMS: One-third cash; balance at four and
eight months for negotiable notes, interest adied
secured by q trust deed. w. GODDIN.
sc 10 Aurtionrer.
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LOST AND FOUND.

STRAYED, from near Central de- Ma
~ pot, OIL Monday night, large white5AetA-
COW with rope attached TO her horns. lnlor-
nation that will lead to her recovery Will be- suita-
bly, rewarded by applying 10
LEOPOLD LEVY, lis Fourteenth street,
. Sc o3-2tH or 5. Levy, New Market.
A STRAY-RED COW WITHOUTC%
n spots, and i long body and short legs. Is4A-
If delivered at o07 west Franklin street VIII he
suitably rewarded. She left On Saturday morning.
Sc 23-2,#
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CLOTHING.


FALL TR A D E.
f. b. SPENCE,
AGENT,
has Just received his stock Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
AND yESTINGS,
and is prepared to make them up to order In the
BEST STYLE
ASDAT
THE SHORTEST NOTICE.
Has also nice assortment OF
FINE READY-MADE CLOTHING,
TO BE SOLD LOW.
CENT? EMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
In great variety.
All In want Of nice goods at low prices arc in
yited to call at the old stand,
CORNER OF MAIN AND THIRTEENTH STREETS.
<. B. SPENCE, Agent
Sc 22-lm Merchant Tailor and Clothier.