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AUCTION sALEs THIS DAY.
j. L.BYERLY s co. win sell at 14!7 Main street
commencing ut 10 a.. NJ, stock Of clothing.

sr. = sB.atr- I
j. L.BYERLY s. co. win sell ut 14!T Main street,
commencing at 10 A. NJ, a stock of clothing
JAMES M. TAYLOR & SON win sell on the pre-
misses at O'Clock 2. NJ. valuable market
garden near the city, on the Meadowbridge
road.
W. GODDIN will sell on the premises at4 O'Clock
Pm. the farm known as Cedar Hill, !" three
miles east of the city. -
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell on the premises
at O'Clock P. NJ. the brick dwelling on Mar
shall,street just beyond Munford! 1heywi'l
also sell on the premises at - O'Clock P. NJ.
brick cottage on Grace between Madison and
Monroe streets. -" ~
COOK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 A. NJ, at the
lager-beer saloon on Cary between Seventh and
Eighth streets, bar-room fixtures.
s. JONES, JR., & CO. win sell at their warehouse,
on Fifteenth street, at 10 o. clock A. M., we'll
assorted stock of groceries,, wines, liquors, etc.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
the blacksmith and wheelwright shop on Nine
teenth street between Main and cary, black
I smiths tools, wheels, wagons, &c.
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"WoopMAN, SPARE THAT TREE Am
EPISODE OF THE EAST END.-A few days
ago the workmen engaged in grading the
east side of Twenty-ffth street, prepara-
tory to laying the pavement, found it neces-
sary to sacrifice beautiful tree, which for
years had shaded and adorned the dwelling
of one of the residents Of that thorough
fare. This resident, on learning their de-
sign, pleaded most eloquently for the life
of the tree. With fearful eyes he related
to them the many happy hours he had
dreamed away beneath its cooling shade
he told them how, season after season, it
had put forth it's green and lovely foliage
as a shield from the burning rays OF q
summers sun. But all his appeals were
fruitless, and so, in silence and in tears, he
stood while the axe was raised, and stroke
after stroke descended upon his cherished
elm, till finally, succumbing to the sharp
edge of the axe, it gracefully swept to the
ground, clothed, for the last time, IN the
golden hue Of autumn.
Now, mark the sequel, which proves that
none die SO poor but that the possession OF
their effects is worth squabbling for. Nc
sooner is this poor tree laid low than does
this same resident, rapidly dropping from the
romantic to the matter-of-fact, and smother
ing within his bosom oil the pleasant recol-
lections and associations connected with the
departed tree, unfeelingly seek and cruelty
demand as his right the possession Of Its
body because, he argues, it stood in front
of his house) for-tuel. Alas poor cut
down tree, this, to you, was the "most un-
kindest cut of ALL"
But, like the appeals for the life Of the
tree, this argument for the possession OF
its body availed nothing. The "wood-
man " couldn't see it," 80, having cut up
the body into cord-wood style he quietly
carted it away. 'Tis said that a fair ex-
change is no robbery; so we advise the
resident to be content with neat and sub
stantial pavement in lieu of his soon-to-be
FORGOTTEN tree,
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A Convict IN Two SUITS OF CLOTHES
One of the penitentiary convicts, named
Hill, engaged in digging the culvert on
Fourteenth street near the Exchange Hotel
was discovered to have On o citizens suit
under his prison uniform by the guard on
Saturday. He was marched into bar
room near by and disrobed Of his citizens
dress and escorted back to his work. DE
evidently intended to escape if he was ever
sent after water for the force, but the
guards eyes we're too piercing for him this
time
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The THEATRE.-To-night the Theatre Will
be re5pened By Mr.. John 7. Ford for SIX
nights. The company which ne brings
before the public is the same that ne pre-
sented week before last. !.
The following pieces viii be performed
during their engagement: "School for
Scandal, She Stoops to Conquer" Lon
don Assurance, %" Richelieu,n The Lady
of Lyons,n and Z" Richard the Third"
Tonight "school for Scandal . very
witty piece, will be performed, with MIR.
Barron as Charles Surface and Miss Blanche
De Bar as Lady Teazle. .g.ra
This is one Of the finest theatrical CON-
panies which has visited our city since
the close Of the war, and our citizens, who
have once had an opportunity Of witnessing
their performances, will hail with delight
their return.
Parties wishing reserved seats can pro-
cure them at the box Office of the Theatre
between the hours Of 9 A. NJ. and 4 ?. M.
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DEATH OF AN OLD MERCHANT.-Mr.
Abram Hirsh died at his residence, in this
city, on Saturday afternoon, after briei
illness, at the age of ffty-fve years. He
was a native Of lllerreichen, Bavaria; re-
moved to this city about thirty years ago
and commenced the dry goods business
He was successful not only in amassing q
fortune, but in winning the confidence and
esteem of the mercantile community and
the warm attachment of large circle Of
devoted personal friends. His funeral will
take place from his residence to-day.
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The following
delegates were appointed by Old Dominion
Lodge, No. 4, at their last regular meeting
to attend the Grand Lodge to be organized
in this city on the 3Oth instant: Messrs.
w. E. Binford, M. s. Quarles, John c.
Davis, and Ira W. Blunt. This organiza-
tion is fast growing in numbers, and we un-
derstand that there is movement on foot
to start another lodge in this city.
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DIR. HoPsoN AND REV. Mr.. PETT1GREw.
At the Christian Church Convention in Gin
cinnati, on the 2lst, Mr.. Pettigrew and
others took part in the debate. At the
close of this discussion the Convention adj
journed until evening, when q very pithy
and instructive address was delivered by
DR.. Hopson, of Louisville, KY, before a
large audience of ladies and gentlemen
Cincinnati Commercial.
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PORT OF RICHMOND. OCToBER a. lSes.

gun SStS.. I1sL. :.
PORT OF RICHMOND. OCTOBER n. lses.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg Geoghegan, Baltimore mer.
chandise and passengers, Haryeya 8 Villains:
Steamer A1bemarie. Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers, w. O. Dunham q Co. y e
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfofk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. B. Tatum.
Schooner NJ. r. Hickman, New York, merchan-
Schooner N. A. Tyler, Philadelphia, coal, A.
Blair Il Go.
r SAILED.
Steamer Albemarle, Couch, New York, merchan-
disc, W. @. Dunham & Go.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore, mer.
chahdise and passengers, Haryeys Williams.
Schooners ID. L. Sturges, Annie Borlaud, ana II.
G.. Ely, down the river; light.
Schooner Oceola, Norfolk, merchandise, Currte
6 Crowell.
Schooner A. NJ. Edwards Philadelphia, granite,
Richmond Granite Company.
Schooner Rebecca, Secor, Baltimore merchan-
disc, Curtis and Parker.
MEMORANDA
PHILADELPHIA, October 23.-Sailed, schooners
G. w. Middleton and American Eagle, for Rich-
mond.
= schooner Sardinia 5 has sailed from Rockland for
Brig Persia, hence, at Halifax, N. g., on the
18th.
SPOKEN.
October l9.ll no latitude, etc. (by steamer Fal.
con, at Baltimore 2gth). British brig Mozart, IT,
etchens, from R1chm md for Brazil.
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON, October A-On and after Octo-
ber 10th a revolving red light, visible seventeen
miles, will be exhibited on Lucretia Point, north
east coast of Cuba.
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MILITARY APpoINTMENTs.-The follow
ing appointments were made Saturday by
General Stoneman for Alexandria James
L. Dyson, alderman second ward, vice
James L. Dyson, removed from the ward ;
T. R. Brevis, alderman same ward, vice T..
R. Brevis, removed from the ward. These
gentlemen could not hold their Offices unless
reappointed, on account of removing from
the ward to which they were elected or ap-
pointed; therefore they have received new
commissions. E'.@
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,PARDoNs D.-The Governor
granted pardons on Saturday to William A.
Lacks, convicted in the Circuit Court OF
Halifax county, in 1866, Of horse-stealing,
and sentenced to FIVE years. imprisonment
in the penitentiary and to Milton J. Scott,
convicted in the Circuit Court Of Franklin
county, in 1866, of robbery, and sentenced
to five years imprisonment in the peni-
tertiary. -...-....
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ANTHRACITE CoAL-WoNDRRrUL HEATING
INFLUENCE OF ANTHRACITE CoAL.-Schooner
Hannah Little left Philadephia the 10th tnstsnt
with cargo for B. Wardwell, which has had .
tendency 20 moderate the weather, check the up
ward tendency, and in many instances reduce the
price OF Anthracite Coal In Richmond.
/ Go on wardwelf keep US cool and warm at mode
rate prices, and we win remember you.
COAL CONSUMES.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE OCTOBER
26, 1S6S.-Joseph Jacob, Nathaniel Abra-
ham, Washington, D. c.; D. =. Mclean,
New York city; Gililop Moody, Louisa
county, Va; benjamin Johnston, China,
Maine; Snowden & Cowman, Baltimore
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REUNION OF PaEsBYTER1AN SYNoDs.-

REUNION OF PRESBYTERIAN SYNoDs.-
Ne,cark, N. j., October 23.-The New
School Presbyterian Synod of New York
and New Jersey to-day adopted resolutions
in favor Of a speedy reunion Of the two
branches of the Church. The Synod ad-
journed this afternoon to meet next year at
Poughkeepsie.
The Old School Presbyterian Synod ad-
journed to meet at Railway next year.
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The BOARD OF MANAGERS OF HOLLY
WOOD MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION will meet on
Monday, October 26, at l P. NJ, in the lee
ture-room of DIR. Hoge's church. A pune
tual and full attendance is earnestly re-
o1ocfaI 4
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A CERTAIN THIso.-ff any one goes to INA
Main street and buys watches, 1ewelry, clocks,
spectacles, or have their watches and clocks rc- o.
paired they Will be chrtain to be satisfied as TO
quality and price. Careful attention given 20
regulating watches snd suitiug persons WIN spec
sacles at LUMspEps, llla Main street. Remem-
Der, ut Turner's news depot. oc I-H
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THE JETER PHILLIPS CAsE.-Colonel j.
B. Young resumed his argument IN behalf
of the Commonwealth on Saturday; pend
ing which the court adjourned until Tues
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Lyme 4
Brother sold on Saturday brick house and
lot on N near Thirty-second street for
81 GOO cash.
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ARnEsrs.-The following arrests were
docketed at the First Ward station-house on
Saturday:
John Coleman (negro), for attempting to
rob the money-draTer of William d.
Brauer, in the Old Market. s...
William Smith (negro), for stealing one
blanket, valued at one dollar, from William
Curtis. Smith is the same boy who was
sent on few days since for stealing bag.
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M. ELLYsoN q co. win insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply ut this eface.
90 a1-endk
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EOR RENT, the TOBACCO FACTO-Ga
a RIES occupied at the present time by 2aAS
Thomas g. Williams & Co., situated on south side
Main between 1wenty-seventh and Twenty-eighth
streets. Possession given on the first of January,
1862 For terms, apply to
THOMAS j. HARDGROFE,
oc I5-lm at factory.
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tn b DISPATCH.
TERMS or ADyERTIszMG.
!; kaaS6-nYhn.anr.x n AuxAHa1.

CANT PHOTOGRAPHIC GALLERY, No. 1sl1 Main
street, where they shall receive every attention
and an earnest efrortto please them In everY de-
partment Of bis art.
Mr.. Anderson,s facilities and ambition TO excel
as photographer have placed his gallery aboye
competition for rst.class work In all Us branches.
visit to his rooms win satisfy the discriminating
that there Is no such word as fasl in his vocabu
lary.'' [al A. 8. Bradley.
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PETITION IN BANKRUPTCY George D.
Crittenden, of Orange county, fled his Pc
tition Saturday.
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VALUABLE ISTRoDucTIoN-One of DE KuHS's
PREMIUM PIANOS, containing his patent otofafsf9
sounding board, insuriug Improvement OF the to,.e
by aga For exhibition and sale at q RBiiAapr's'
Eighth and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-26

TO oTKACHERs.-Our facilities for executing al
kinds Of printing for schools and colleges are un-
surpassed by any printing-house in Virginia. Call
at the Dtspatch counting-room and leave your
orders.
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DOR RENT, the BRICK TENE- ca

FOR RENT, the BRICK TENED
T. MENTS Nos. 1902 aud 1904 Franklin ELL
street, between Union and Seventeenth streets
Both are in excellent condition. No. 1902 has
just been painted and whitewashed, has large
storeroom and seven rooms above with necessary
waterclosets. No. 1884 has all necessary shelving,
racks, counter, large patent balance, with neces-
sary water-closets, and eight rooms above store;
Either Of the above tenements are well adaptcd
for the grocery, commission, or other business.
Apply to T. r. CARR1NGTON,
Exchange Hotel, from to IL A. M.
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DEMoREsT's YoUNG AMERICA for Novem-
ber comes to us from Turner enlarged and
greatly improved.
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FARMS FOR RENT.

EOR RENT OR LEASE, A BEAUTIFUL
A. and most valuable FARM of TWO HUN
DRIED AND THIRTY ACRES OF CHlCkA-
HUMINY LAND, at the head OF Mechantcsville
turnpike, Hanover county. apply on the farm.
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MILITARY PEasoNALs.-Colonel $. F.
Chalfin, assistant adjutant.generai on Gene-
raj Stoneman's staff, has returned from 9
visit to his family, in New York, and re-
sumed his duty at headquarters.
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E0R NEW YORE--OLD Do >2gsa
i NIEINN SI,EA MSLiIP GnMpA &EnsfsE


nl.-The splendid Kew stde-wheel steamships
iiSAAC BELL, SARATOGA. N1AGARA, ALBE-
9aa1.LE, and HttTTkRAS, leave New York ior
SSAArSkDAI. Leave Richmond every TUESDAY,
FRIDAY, and SUNDAY.
These snips are entirely new they have elegant
saloons and staterooms the fare, accommods-
a9as, aud attention, are unsurpassed. ~.
treigh.s for points beyond New York forwarded
WIN dispatch, and no charge made save for ac-
suSl expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers fo- al
southern and European ports.
Insurance Effected ct lowest rates when ordared.
s,N. L: MCCRxADY, President, 1sT Greenwich
ssseet New York.
WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
mys cor,ar Ma In and Eleventh streets,
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DHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND .la.r.

PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND <-1atSsa
i AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIPNSsa,ss4s
LINE - Steamers NORFOLK and Valley
CITY composing this line, will leave Philadelphia
every SAL uRDAI, and Richmond every FRI
DAY, alternately.
Freight taken for Cincinnati, Chicago, and st.
Louis ria Pennsylvania Central railroad. Also,
ior Norfolk and Boston; and close connection
made al Norfolk. Bills OF lading signed through.
Passage To Philadelphia including meals and state
So0!n, $40. w. J.. PORTER, Agent,
ocI Office 2125 Dock street.
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TOR RENT, new BRICK HOUSE, a.
on the north corner of Tw elfth and Mar-E:4
shall streets. The house has twelve rooms; the
kitchen has six rooms with all the modern I'M
provements; everything connec'e ed with the pre-
mises III perfect order. The house Is situated in
one of the most cleanly and genteel neishbor-
hoods in the city of Richmond. Apply at the
corner of Eleventh and Marshall streets, No. 4ol
cc9 93-1wH
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PIckpocKErs At THE OLD Market
A countryman whose name we were una
BILE to learn lost his watch through the
dexterity of pickpocket. No arrest.
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LOCAL MATTERS.


INTERNAL REVENUE TAx.-The follow.
ing will show the amount of taxes assessed
on tobacco which has been shipped, in
bond, from Richmond for each month since
the lst Of January, 1863, January, $751;
O17.23; February, s67,062.90;= March
s91, ,3S65O; April. $l78,5S7.95;, May.
s349 ,741. go; June, s3s2,5O1; July, 1884,
1888; August, 1921 ,O96.36 September,
Fsl59, ,9s6.72-making a total Of $685.
5l2.79. .... Il. - s.1-55, est ~"
During the month of September there
was collected at the Office of the internal
revenue in this city 73,9l3.7S. OF this
amount there was collected on distilled
spirits, at fifty cents per gallon, $40, ,49O.66
on manufactured tobacco, at thirty-twc
cents tax, $S,925.46; and on smoking to-
bacco, at sixteen cents tax, 81, ,l60.58. ana
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undersigned viii be pleased TO see his irlends
and aeqpaintances In future st AspaRsoS's ele-
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STEAMERS.

OFFICE NORFOLK AND RICHMOND STEAMERS [
RICHMOND, October 49, 1858.
NOTICE.-On and after TO-DAY the
~ steamer ELIZA HANCOCK win not stop ut
uFoye's Landing until further notice.
UC .0-lw l.. Il. TATIJM A gent.
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OFrICE RICHMOND AND YORK RIyER1
RAILROAD CCaPASY,
RICVHCND, august j 1885.
7MOED AND YORK RIVER RI


DICHMOND AND YORK RIVER RAIL.
IL ROAD LINE.-NEW SCHEDULE.1E.G2ht .2t
WEST.-The steamer KKNNEBEC. Captain j.
h FnsEMAS c9mnsnding lesyes Thits n, H9Te H2ass
on arrival OF the cars from Richmond reaching
Baltimore on the following morning 1T sunrise
Returning, the KE&NhBEC leaves Baltimore
i:ssL :. MONDAY ana shoh'DAh 81 ; o''0''
The steamer ADMIRAL, Captain KIRwAN com.
ns3dt1g eayes White HogsS O every TUEsRba R;Sh
mond, reaching Baltimore the following morning
4, sunrise Returning, the ADMIRAL leaves Bal
i!nore ever. WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
PISSENGERs FCR BLLTIMORE leave the
depot of the Richmond and York River Rail
TUESDAY,, "Wednesday, ana FRIDAY. Re
turning they leave BSlttn9re on A9MRAG, ln
nIoci5ck ?. NJ, reaching. .Richmond the follow
Fare 70 Baltimore only 81.
Freight received at aIl times and forwarded
EP6t'nTTHt T6e rH53SESGER TRAIN leaves the depot
On MONDAYS and SATURDAYS sn accommo.
dation train wIll leave Fish Haul for Richmond al
a. and returning lssye hissT9ns e ET2 S2T Fish
aa22 Freight and Ticket agent.
DICHMoND AND DANvILLE RAIL
L X ~ a D 1Ao
afGer TUESDAY, hS-il q, lses, the passenger
trains on this road viii run rs follows: E..
GOING WEST.-ThrHush Mail Train.-Leayes
Richmond Gaily at Ills a. n: leaves Danvine
dali a: S:27 z. u. ; connecting at 6rkeVine with
the Southside road for Farmviie, LyDchbure, and
s.! stations OF the Virginia and Tennessee rail-.
sost7 Knoxville, Nashville, Memphis &C., Tenn;
estur. &c. Ala. Cortnth Grand Junction, Vicks-
burg, &C., Miss; New Orleans, &C., and at Greens.
ooro' with North Carolina railroa6 for Charlotte,
Columbia Charleston, Augusta, Savannah, Macon.
Columbus, Atlanta, &c, Ga. Montgomery, Mo-
bile, New Orleans &c.
GOING EAsT.-ThrouSh Msu Train.-Leayes
Greensboro daily al s:@e 4. IL. leaves Danv1ue
daily !, S:3o 4. connects 1T BUrkeyiile with the
sAuthside train from Lynchbur& for Petersburg,
&C.
through tickets eau be procured st the ticket
oMces IN Richmond anu Danville TO ali important
points south and Southwest and at Greensboro
and DSryi!le 10 all points NORTH East, ana y est
THOMAS DODANEAD,
sD3 Superintendent.
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els. Yellow 90 bushels. Straw-colored, eo DusS'
els. Mixed, 16 bushels.
OGtS.-l, $50 bushels.
Iys.-2S3 bushels.
Wheat.-White, 80 bushels seed on private terms !;
1853 bushels prime on private terms; so DusnctS 10
bushels good at $3.50; "a bushels fair at % ss
bushels damaged ut 90; bushels inferior at VI. go
total $40 bushels Red, 43 bushels very good at
"a a?i 60 bushels fair at 80 20; 10 bushels common
at S2l5: I'D bushels common at &2. 10 z! bushels
good on private terms; l2o bushels INFERIOR NJ
s s23 30 bushels inferior at $2-total 400 bushels
bushels new on private terms "a bushels damp
lew at s5c.-total, 2es bushels. Mixed, 10 bushels
Odts.-lOs bushels very good at CSC. !; ss bushels
prime on private terms; 100 bushels good AZ 6ic;
RS bushels good on private terms 10 oGsneis M aalI
at 82ic. 1s4 bushels fair az &C. 20 bushels very
bad ut 45c-totsL L 40 bushels.
Rye.-l5o bushels very good at Sleo.
RE-ExHIBITED.
Thent. White. 81 bushels. Red, 222 bushels.
Corn,-White, i34 bushels. Yellow, % Dusneis.
Oats.-l44 bushels.
Rye.-52 bushels.
Virginia country is quoted to-day: superfns, le
20 75e1SIo; extra, $40. 75@$li; family, $RGSD.ao
OFFERINGS FOR TEE WEEK.
IVhsdt-l2 s7s bushels
Cor7,.-lL $50 bushels. .---..-,----s-g--
Odts.-s, ,o2s bushels.
Rye.-2,sTd bushels. ~ Eg3 98-rA
COMPARISON or PRICES.
On Change October "a, 1905 Whedt.-White,
very cord, Sa.S71; red, very good, $50. Cora :
White, prime: $50: Yellow prime, Si.se. oats'--
Prime s3c Rye.-Pdme, Sl8.
~
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LOST AND FOUND.

r EFT MY PREMISES ON THE SHssSS
IL Goth instant a SITTER BITCH,SS
with white and liver-colored spots on the body ane
liver-colored ears and head. a suitable feWart
will be paid If delivered to
JOSEPH II. COLQUITT, JR.,
ut Sutherlsnd's gunstore, Broad street.
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Z. B. Olmstead, the postoffice defaulter,
recently arrested in Richmond. has been
released on bail,
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EVR NORFOLK, PORTS Asxg@s,
X, MOUTH, AND DALI LANDING rs S32aSssSsfs~
s,s. Us TIE JAMES RIVER.-The fast and elegant
yoSes SySoSnes ELIZA HANCOCK, Captain q. G. GtF-
noaD, leaves her wharf at Rockets for above
TTip4sa Tp4a places on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY. and
AiDDAY a. at q O'Clock A. b., and returns on Tues
Gay thursday, and Saturday.
PAssEgGEas arrive at NORFOLK in time to
poINsgt.o po1InSst With ~ steamers for BALTIMORE and
pnRA1S leaves CITY POINT for PETERS
Dyke On arrival OF STEAMER.
rare 10 Norfolk, s1.so. e
-, FREIGHT
iRsccelied mp 10 81 r. M. TUESDAYS, THURS
paIYi ppaaYS and aAfUgDAYs FOR N NORFOLK,
rpppfnsIISsMOUTH, BOSTON, BALTIMORE, and
= = pRnainNCIPAL LANDINGS ON CHESkPEAKE
=, .S,n1, and ALL LAEDINGS on JAMES RIVER
a. reasonable ratee. n
sfs,&fts FOR asy-landings must Dc pre-paSd.
ntss.ers entrusted 70 pureer Of steamer must be
eaSIosea In q Government stamped envelope.
aaoR.iy0 J.. 3. TApUM, Agent,
uhA Oiice steamers wharf,