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SEWING MACHINES.
$500 =!

TtALL at COOPER & TURNER'S and get your
~ Flour for only $500 per barrel.
~ COOPER & TURNER.
Bellows Falls, May 6th 1863. 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-07-09
.. +. Merrill

Is AGENT for some Of the best Pianos made. such
i as Decker q Co.. Hamilton 4 Co.. Sherwin 4 Her
bert. of New York, Henry Miller Bourne of Bos-
ton Any one wanting frst-rate Piano, at a rea-
sonable price will find it to their advantage TO con-
suit with me. IS
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WASHINGTON EpTS,

WASHINGTON, October 9.-The President
proclaims November 30th as Thanksgiving
day.
Up to noon neither the President nor &C.
neral Sherman had received the dispatch
from Ncksburg mentioned in last nights
dispatches.
There was full Cabinet meeting to-day,
except Secretary Robson.
The Cabinet ordered the usual memorial
programme in honor Of cX-Prcsident Pierce.
The Texas hnbeOS corpus case was placed
on footing with the Ierger case.
Mckee rs. The United Statcs--a cotton
case involving the validity of certain 1rca-
sIlrv rcgulationS-was argued.
The point to he argued on Monday in the
Mississippi and Texas hGbeGS corpus case is
whether the question Of jurisdiction snail
he heard first rs preliminary to entertain
in" the petition. Acknowledgement Hoar de-
>ircs this course. The petitioners desire 10
discuss connection with the merits Of the
petitions.
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William Cullen Bryant, Of the New York
Post. has turned translator OF Homer. His
first volume Of the Had is already in press.
Nearly haifa block Of small buildings were
burned III Chicago on Thursday last. Loss,
$4,000.
Il j, said that M agent Of the RothSchildS
has arrived in this country prepared to make
proposition 10 our Government TO take
any amount Of the national debt At four per
cent. lie IS expected IL Washington III a
few day.
\ letter from gentleman in Spain, just
received in Washington, says the reports OF
achievements raised III Spain 10 20 to Cuba
are much exaggerated. - fur, all he can
hear cf as positively raised IS about one
thousand conycts, mostly under sentence OF
death.
4 poor couple in London, taking counsel
with each other how 10 rctrcnch their cN-
rcn>cs. decided to drown their dog, great
pet, hut costing seven pence per week.
be wife herself threw The animal from The
bridge, tut hi, loss proved upon her mine
until she went crazy, and drowned hcIseH
also III the Thames week later.
In a whi,key fraud case before the United
States circuit court at Cmcinnati. Thursday,
ii was discovered, - the defendants were
about TO plead, that the indictment was lost
the substitution Of & copy Of the indictment,
and that the accused might be uiraincd and
tried upon the same.
The London Telegraph considers that
Nr. Gladstone has done i bold act in giving
the chair Of Modern History at Cambridge
to Professor >cclcy. II is no longer any Sc
cIct that Mr. seeley is the author Of ''Eccc
Homo; and, in the opinion Of Lord Shafts
bury, ''Ecce Homo" is 'thc most mis-
chicvous book that was ever vomited out OF
the Jaws Of hell" But il Is not theology,
but history, that Professor Seeley is to
teach
The New York World says Mr.. Corhin
has employed Mr.. William NJ. Evalts as his
counsel, and it is understood that legal pro
cccdings are 10 be taken at oAcc, not only
a"ain>t James Fisk, Jr., but against those
persons in his employ VINO have made aill-
o-Tas iInpiicaCiu@ Hr. C0rbin III these
distractions and it is not iInprohablc that
~. 'orbin viii also commence legal pro-
cc"G@g. against the paper New York Sun)
WHICH has given currency 20 these ilbcls,
@..4 which liz. deliberately called him
!iar."
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THE TIDAL WAyE.--A telegram from New
Brunswick says:
1t j. remarked here the. this storm was
predicted hy Lieutenant >:tXby. Of the
E"Eul Navy, last December. English papers
called attention 10 il list month, giving the
necessary warning"
\ H. for such predictions. Now here is
Lieutenant SaNhy's own language:
rAt7A Vi. on the ensuing 5th Of octo-
Ter The moon viii bc at the part Of her
Orbit which Is nearest the earth her attlUc-
tiou will. therefore. be ut is uartnnnt
force. At noon the moon will be on the
c4rth's cruator-1 circumstance which
never occurs without marked atmo>-
r...in disturbance. NJ : L. VI. OF the same
dix lines drawn from the carh'S centre viii
rut tn sun and moon il the same are Of
1s4nt aencu-.or. III" moons attraction and
the -u's will. therefore, be acting in the
same direction. In other words, the new
moon viii 5c on the carth'> equator when
Ill u"ri1rr, and nothin" more threatening OF
h-n tide, and destructive storms can
oc.Ur.'
Brc1y, the storm took place twenty-four
hours before tho time fixed for it. The wind
made the tidal wave. But that IS not all.
The prediction was made for England,
where, so far as the telegraph has told Us.
there was 10 unusual storm. If made for
this country, then also il failed, for here
Tuesday was a clear. beautiful day.
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NOVEL SUIT.-A Frcnchman tells y good
story before the st. Louis courts. IN Apri!
last he shipped as deck hand Oil 4 Mis-
solIri steamboat bound for the Rocky Noun
tans, but as he did his work bun"liugly
the mate kicked and beat him, knocked lis
teeth out, and ut last put him ashore on a
sand-bar without food. There the Indians
found him and carried him oil to their camp,
where they stripped him Of clothing, tied
his hands together, and hung him over :,
slow fire. Before he was quite done a nice
Young squaw cut him down and gave him
an apron, in which attire he escaped, made
his way TO st. Louis, and now sues Tor $3.50
wages from the steamboat owners.
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EnuoStic .Jnrl,cte-fEY TEIIGRhpH1.


NEW YORK. October s-NDon.---S'ocks steady.
Money easy II car per cent. Stcrlin--LQn=, lJ' /;
short, ius;. Gold 49,. j--0's, 81. 10. Icnues-
see O's-Lx-cuupuus, o. new. 81. Virginia $
Ex-roupons, 81: new. 8. North Carolina 0's-
FioJT ,Inchan@rd. Whcatdu Corn dull. Pork
dull mess, &3v.T5. Lard qnic. Cotton heavy 1T
27iG-7;c. TGrpcntiuc lrm at 4'c. Kosln quiet.
Erui.h dull. $780,
Naturalization heavy and flower; sales Of 500
bales 1T 375t. Flour steady for low, and du!l and
declining tor other grades; supcr'nc state. SIe1ag
Wheat 10. lower winter red western. Sl.i%l4 lia
Corn heavy: mixed western, 0sc.Wsl.oo. tufk'
&3ans;3J..J. Whi.key frmcr ut :l.-oUsl.:2 ST.
srlrmodcrately active. Nolassc9 active. IIpci-
tine. isG5,!9,. 'R"sln. S2.25@is: ,t'rcirhts dull
G0ye"incnts dull 5-2o'S, ~. l23t. Southern Sc
curtics .ir;ncr Money ca o1e7 per cent: Stcr
ling dull 1t 49, Cold, 1901 stocks closcG cu.l but
strong.
BALTIMORE, October S.-Coton dul! 1t &C.
Flour u1i,ct and steady. Wheat !igm nj SlioU 49,
Oats din ut 55GGp. Rye. IL lUU $50. Provisions
unchanged. hiskcy steady
CIyC!SNATI. October 2.-Whiskcy firm at -. 10.
Pork dull al 81. Lard, Tic Bacon firm and Ill
improved demand; shoulders, lG3c.; clear sides,
2Jc.
LOUISVILLE. October s.-Pork. spa. Shoulders,
lie. ribbed sides, =v:c; clear sides, -'4c. Laid'
lQc.
WrtMISCTov. y. c.. October s.-Spirits Tur-
pcn,inc .l50.33c. Eosln steady Ut SlG0 Tor STRAIN
ell. Cotton, .v,.
NEW 0RLASS, October s.-Coiton tIrmcr at .3!G
.5c sales 1855 naics for the week, - 700. Nc"
York sight. discount. Gold, 1919.
ST. LOUIS. October s.-Whiskcv, il.lliSi.lS.
Provisions duh Pork. go. Bacon ilrm-shoul4cTs,
l5;ftl.c.: clear sides, .ut
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4 EETEnAH.-ln the first branch Of the
CITY Council! yesterday afternoon Mr.. Mills
presented petition from an AGED veteran
Huaod John kits, about lo7 years of age, a
former sd .gcalt-at-arm> (or doorkccpcr) Of
"..l 4anrurS cf tie City Council, aSking
alI lroD tine city in reco:Cpenso fur his ser
vices rendered the city III the revolutionary
war ...u also in the war Of 1872. The old
veteran was present in the chamber ycStcr
lsv afternoon. and. though bent from his
y>t.cmc a-c, hc seemed cheerful and lively
i8ronc in Ills circumstances. The petition
was referred 10 the Committee Oh Claim>.-
LG!t.nsOre S1tEt. Sh.
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Release OF Military Commission Pri-
s9IserS in EcZaS.

New ORLEANS. October S.-A special from
Jefferson, i'c,>as, to the Times says all the
prisoners recently on trial for the murder Of
Smith and two negroes in October last,
except i've. were released from the stocltadc
TO-DAY. Those retained are Colonel l.. Pal
ford, Oscar Gray, Mott Taylor, {. /. Pill
cher, and Dr. J. .. Richardson. The find
ing Of the military commission with regard
10 them has not TRANSFERRED.
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NEW YORK RADICAL NoNISAT1oNs.-Nc't
v1rt October THE Republican State
InmIaittac to-day nominated General Scgcl
IN, Secretary Of state. II Is understood h
has accepted. Also, William Il. Taylor. Of
oneida county. Tor Engineer and Surveyor.
and Horace Greeley for Comptroller, subject
Z. ncnEnLancr.
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CHG Gnnre;a Amr,ic;I:tural Fair.

MACON. Ga, October S.-Tho Georgia AZ
rirrilulal Society has lTgclv increased the
list Of premiums. Persons from all pI:tS q
the country arc invited 10 attend the fair
and acGuaint Themselves with the resources
Of the state. The trce-tickct system will be
carried out as lar as possible.
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Foreign Markcts-LBY TELEcRArHl.
FTEsSgTG1E, &c.

AND BEDDING WARE
L HOUSE. 1908 and 1910 Main street, Rich
lnond. Vat. i. STACY & son confidently in
wife their friends and the public generally L" their
FALL STOCK. just completed: which VIII be
found to be the mos. extensive ana varied c'cr OIL
ic-cd in Richmond: and in every article they are
prepared to compete with the best houses In the
country; and IN BEDDING, their facilities en-
able them II derry competition.
SHUCNS! sHUCkS SIIUCkS
We will pay cash for SELChS in any quantity,
delivered in Richmond.
We are anxious 10 appoint agents IN every 10
calty from which Shucks will bear tram portatlon,
to whom we will furnish presses Tor baitht. taf-
ticulars on application. SC SEN
FURNITURE MATTRESSES, &c.
4 HARDWOOD Il RITTER, opposite the post
oflcc Main street. are now prepared - lndnuiac-
turc to order any style OF FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
we have now on hand the Most elegant stock Of
CHAMBER, PARLOR. aud DINlNG-ROOM
FURNITURE that has been seen In Richmond for
many wears. CHAMBER SETS can be bought a.
our establishment from Si3j 10 $500.
MATTRESSES and SPRING BEDS Of all styles
made 10 order, and warranted "a represented.
As the prices Of most other goods are coming
down, we have reduced the price OF every article
In our line and are now selling about as low IS we
did before the war. All In want Of FURNITURE
or MATTRESSES can make money By examining
our stock before buying. We have goods 10 suit
HARDWOOD & RITTER,
opposite the post-oiiice, Main street,
Sc lr-3m Richmond, Va.
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CONNECTICUT TowN ELEcTloNs.- Hartford,
nrtnbrr 1.-RetunS from all but thirty
cirht towns that held elections on Mon
AN last foot up: Republicans, 80; Demo-
crafts. -. The Republicans gain seven
towns: Democrats four.
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United States Supreme CoUrl---Elc
E'crgcs gaaG.

WASHINGTON. October SIN the supreme
Court this nornin" the Icrgcr case came
up. His counsel wanted Friday and All
torncy-Gcncral IIoar later day for the ar
c,mcnt. The Court said on Monday it
would fix day, and gave leave to file the
uptiti0n
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Eorci.Ga News.

MADRID. October S.-Thc Republicans
have Withdrawn from the Cortcs.
The insurgents who withdrew from Ren-
were attacked by The troops. and lost 50
killed and GOO wounded. Comh&tS in va
riotlS places aTo reported, with the troops
generally victorious.
Preparations 1or the departure Of the
Guhau rciniurccmcntS have been suspended.
several volunteer battaions have left Ma
drid for service against the insurgents.
Tie Insurgents have headquarters al
ManSa, thirty miles north Of Barcelona.
They have captured Creme.
GREAT BRITAIN.
LoEn0H. October S.-Dr Livingstone was
seen fourteen months ago at Lake Tangan%-
Ska, going west. There was 10 longer any
doubt III Zanzibar about his safety.
Rex. Frederick Temple has been ap-
pointed Bishop Of Exeter.
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C0HCoED. y. H., October S.-Franklin
Pierce, cX-Pre>ident Of the United States,
died tl!iS morning. This leaves no EXPIRE
sidcnt OF Tie United states, directly elected
by the people, now alive.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
The Tennessee Senatorial COufesf---
Action Of tlsn Tennessee Legislature
OF, DfsfrancI,iSing laws.

Action Of tl.n Tennessee Legislature
ON DISTINGUISHING Laws.
WASHINGTON, October S.-A lady has ar
rived here from Tennessee, to whom Mr..
johnson expressed his certainty of his cleo
ton to the United States Senate.
The message of the Governor of Tonnes
see will be held back till Monday.
New YORK, October S.-A special from
Nashville TO the Times says the action of
the Legislature shows hasty and sweeping
bills to repeal Ill legislation since the war.
One bill was presented to repeal all laws
passed in 1863, 1867. and 1868 ; also one to
provide for another constitutional Conven-
ton.
The Legislature has passed bills repeating
the loyal Jury and newspaper laws, and re-
pealin@ all tcSt-oaths.
Andrew Johnson occupies the finest suit
Of rooms in Nashville, and electionecrs with
great carncstncss. His friends are here in
force, and confident Of defeating the fl
tcenth amendment.
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FIRE.-rhc woollcn factory situated Dc-
tween Waterford and Lovcttc>yilc, Fau-
quicr county, Va, and belonging 10 Mr.
Thomas iiough, was entirely destroyed ly
fire on Saturday night last. Loss, $1,000:
insurance, S3.OGC.
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ANoTnEE DorgrlE.->emator Anthony's
paper tAc Providence Jo,rnaU has no faith
in the theory that tho relative position o.!
the earth and moon may produce great
atmospheric disturbances, high tides, &c.
Ii"M il:
"Whothor the stern rcbuko which we
administered 10 the scientists had any
taIng t. do in modification Of the elemental
tTE II these parts it's not for us to presume.
>',t-nI but Il sense OF duty could have
driven - 70 the expression Of views 80 diE-
la.e", from those which prevail among
scientific Ia"n und throughout tn" country :;
hut long study. confined mainly, as we have
limited. to Ia" tjl'sc when our system nun.
hc.elt Dul ae}cn planets and four asteroids.
aaI convinced H. that AI;.>>iz. and Henry.
and Ca>wcN, and Gould, knew a. little
about The Stars rs sherman. and Morton.
and Morrill,, abort Tie finances. and we de-
1rrUjncd 10 give hem the views Of one who
understood the matter, We hope they are
~ ...r mon
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NOTICE TO MANUFACTURERS.

NOTICE TO NANUFAIIURE
We would cal! the attention OF tobacco manu-
facturers to the fact that the NEW STAMPS have
been issued and 1t would be advisable 10 groove
the boxes strictly In accordance with the revised
regulations, 4 pamphlet copy OF which viii be
supplied gratis 10 any manufacturer upon appi-
cation To us by mail.
We are prepared 10 make TWO-T HIRDS CASH
ADVANCES upon fun market value OF shipments
Of tobacco, Sc.
HOFFMAN, BALL s CO.,
Tobacco Commission Merchants
au23-eods,n % Exchange Place, Baltimore.
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no TOBACCO MANUFACTURERs.

We have just perfected the most complete and
convenient machine FOR GkOONlhG TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter
nal Revenue Office requiring all boxes 10 be
grooyed, II becomes especially importan: 10 have
a machine that will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND MONEY.
Such machine we now offer 10 the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen u. our fac.
tory. II. II. SMITH i CO..
oco 1882 Main street
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HrNaaxADLE DrcLAEArloN.-Th New

RrMAaEAELE DEcLAEATloN.-The New
York san says:
In one Of the last conversations Il was
d man whose action was always governed
~ his obligations to his country (thc con
,r~sation occurred soon after the President
had developed his policy in making APP
p1iNfmcnt> 70 high oilicc)-Rawlius said :
r thongs arc 10 % on in tbs rag, 1t acould
D. better to hace elected iIoratio scy-
la1t4.'
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CLOTHING.
GALL, 1sG9.-GRAND OPENING

BARGAINS! BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
have now opened and offer 20 the public large
and complete stock of MEMS BOYS. and
YOUTHS FALL and WINTER CLOTHING;
Also splendid line OF GESTLEEMEN'S FUR
NISIIING GOODS. and large and most bcau'i-
ful stock OF HATS and CAPS, comprising the
latest styles, at remarkably low prices.
My motto is, and always has been, "Quick sales
and small profts'': therefore call IS all I ask,
and you wifi be to purchase great bargains at
NJ. W. ROSES 32S Broad street,
&C o. 3m corner of Fourth
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LAxD SAIE.-Mr. William Townc$ ha>
sold his mill-tract Of land, containing ,Go2
acres. embracing his manufacturing mill
now not running because the canal has
.ilcd up in some places 50 that Inc water
cannot get To the mild and what used 10 hc
called IN overscer's settlement, for the sum
of So 900. Terms. cash or its equivalent.
About onc-third OF this tract is river bot
tom. The mill alone cost Mr.. ToWncS
$4,000. We suppose this estate before the
war would have brought ut least ;S;3U, 600
Just three times what it now SELLS for. Ibi>
is about the average proportion real estate
now sells for in Mecklcnburg.-B0yQ.o" To-
juccO Plant.
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EDUCATrONAp.

r. F.: M1o !. STE: D., a; D.; an sxRs-
STRCCTIOE I'm ENGLISH. LhNGTAGES.
NJ tTHEMATICs, or BELLEs-LETTRES to
pupils Mt their homes tsingly or in ciasscs). or at
No. GI3 Main, between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Highest testimonials furnished. Address through
the post-ofice, No. Jos Grace street, Richmond,
Va &c g-1w
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Colonel Levin Woolford, of Somerset
county, is the Democratic nominee Tor state
Comptroller.
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HARDWARE. EGG.

ID ODGERS'S INORY-HANDLE IA
I ! BILE KNIVES, Rodgcrs's ivory Handle ncs
sc"s Knives, solid Whitc-b"nc-liande Dessert
knives, cheap: nodgcrs's Pocket Knives, Razors,
Scissors WuscGholu'S Pocket Knives RaZors,
Scissors, and \ large assortment OF medium and
low priced knives aud Forks Pocket Knives. &C.,
for sale low. Il. l.. WILLIAMS,
&c Ell No. l.il Main street, near Fifteenth.
HINGINE-pACkiNG, GAUGE-COCkS.
< / &C.-itormd and Sheet Gum Packing, Jutc and
Pure I.aIi~n Hemp Packing; steam GAUGES.
Mi ties, Cocks. Valves &C.; Butchers Files :;
Rabbit Metal: best Lace Leather, sc. Always
on hand the largest stock Of the above goods To be
found IN the city. Parties in want viii save money
by calling At i. l.. y iLLlAMH'S.
No. AL Main street, near Fifteenth.
Il
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nj 1888. 1888. 1888.
THE DEATu-BLow Is STRUCK!
JOSEPH sTRACsE
STRIKES TIE DEATH-BLOW
BIG PROFIT SYSTEM.
OUR MOTTO:
40 BIG PROFITS. no DULL TRADES, no
OLD STOCK TO REDUCE PRICES on;
But
CHEAP GOODS
AHDA
CROWDED STORE.
WHITE AND RED ALL-WOOL FLANSLLS
at Csc;
50 pair slightly damaged BED BLANKETS at u
sacrifice:
500 LADIES' and CHlLDREN'S NOOLLEH
SHAWLS at New York prices:
LADIES BALMORAL SKIRTS ut &c. and up
wards:
IRISH LINEN at sac. worth 5oc, at soc. worth
75c.. &C.;
-, ,nrrc, aud CuT1DPEE,s HOSE
a,s, ncr dozen or l2c. pair;
LADIES, w0oLLEN and CHuDREN's HOSE
at half their value
PLAID and STRIPED PoPLlNS NJ 2'c. cheap
at 25c.;
RICH DELAlNE at nc.
Every quality of BLACK and coLoRED AL
PACA astonlsA!nGly low
LADIES' HAN DKERCHIEFs at &c. q, SIPS
&C., per dozen;
FRENCH MERGSos and EMPRESS CLOTH,
the cheapest III the city;
LADIES' and MEMS GLOVES OF every &C.
scription;
MD, BUN. ana 'Ao3l-hGHE Hi-'' H'' 49,
d. ieS' '''''' - '-i' ''''''
io' i-HH'' - . -
,.oor
'ii'ih va i''"' ~
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CONTEMPORARIES.

JUST RECEIVED AND IN STORE
y 80 barrels of new PICKLES,
900 CoCOASUTS, ..,., :,
50 barrels of assorted NUS ana AL
MDNDs;
10 boxes LEMONS;
100 half boxes RhGSlSS; ~
1000 boxes SARDlSFs, CANNED O1s'
TIERS and LURSrERS.
Pepper Sauce, Tomato Catsup, Worcestershire
Sauce. ,.xv
To arrive with next steamer 1900 fresh CAM
DIES of all descriptions. My own manufactured
CANDIES are warranted pure and OF the oes.
quality. keep the largest variety or CANES ana
CANDY of any confectionery In the city.
tc,'t In VERY family. c. THINNER,
r. l5.3 Main street.
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MEETINGS..

OFFICE OF JAMES RIVER AND kANAWlIA co.,
RICHMOND. October 1, 1859.
NOTICE.-Thc ANNUAL MEETING o:
! y the Stockholders Of the james Eiycr anG ha-
nayha Company Will be held AT this Office on
WEDNESDAY, November :, lStV, 1T II O'Clock
4. NJ.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Know all men by these presents. that NC, me sub
scriLers. being stockholders in the James River
and klnawha Company, do hereby constitute "n!
appoint - our true and lawful attorney Mu
proxy 10 represent each OF Us III III general meet
ings Of the tockholdorS of said company lci,l
within six months from and after the tat. Ac!t"i,
wllc. we are not personally present q" represented
hy some other proxy, with fun power ana aiilA1-
votes aad 10 do such other act or act, - cac!! 81
us could give or do member Of the SAID meet
ings If We were personally present; and W: q"
hereby ratify ana confirm whatever vote or NctcS,
act or acts, said attorney may lawfully eTe or
DO for US In pursuance OF the authority hereby con
tcrrcd upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this -day OF -,
one thousand light hundred and -.
Icstc. LSiAis!
SLALi
Ev order q the Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM L. NCNF"ED,
oc a-2aw2w Secretary.
A y ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
"A STOCKHOLDERS OF THE MUTUAL HE-
NEVOLENT LIFE ASSOCIATION VIII be hciI
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