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n,.xrAT,oN FIVE MILES NORTH OF new

AfLANi ha,t nayon Teehc 22O arpents 81 front
- ,ha T.rhc 40 deep Dwelling, ne" ana hht'
rooms and hail, cost sa5oo well new hemsn h.n an ana
an, hou... double cabins, stable, carriage hnus' ~
~ IN ..,v ant buildings; Of the land in hgh Star
81 ruyasion 10 arpen,. seed cane good hands nn.er
contract for the year good mules pio" % po
Nos etc 1000 pieux, land all elrareh ana
nsnl ,,y an the plsc. valued al more than e@1W 81
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lsUPERIOR SUGAR PLANTATION ~ 80, ~ y,
Point east bank of the Tcehe - nies ,' ~;
xs,y Ibsria l'Oo acres $50 cleared balance wc, uh
b.rea with sugar wood and cypress Good d"u'',n.
out buildings laborers houses, large sugar mouse, M
compe,. machinery Large stable. corn erip - y"uut
Kentucky mules 10 yoke oxen. loO head hne W.,
nlow. etc Place in high state Of cultivation maze o.
sugar last year from 90 acre, ia. p ,be
seed cane 10 pam ~ "'' 81
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SMALJ Farm THREk FOURTHS OF A NILE
= from Perry's Bridge vennilion bayou parish OF
vcrnillon and miles from Abbevilie. of 20 arpeh,s
prairie with 25 arpens wood land u miles Hrher on
dwelling 20 feet square 500 paunels new fence, corn
potatoes poxs etc. together with creole horses wh'
20 with the place at the option Of the purchaser "
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III. nI.ASTATIoN FIVE MILES NORTH or MN
IBERIA eas, bank Bayou Teeh.i ~ ,pi Mp.n,s' na W.
hu, os 100 arpsnts fenced and in cntNsti"n o
iesa ecst q 5000 and y.rh en
$3.50 ,~H sawed nlrkets Out houses complete ann
..,I, arranged Four double laborers houses, Nhni,
corn and carriage house with a few o'her slna' o ~
ing. This |. one Of the best improved properue' III %
corn,ry, terms favorable. -
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PLANTATION on THE EAST bANh W III NJ
Teche u.les from New iberia goo arprnt. nrau,s
.ann | .y & a,i.bea 3 rooms. new dining hall one new
,rsms aborers house with fire places house % by ~
carriage house double iAeorers houses - os ns
blarksmth shop o'sA WI" Is
L. Il
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it may be said that views and statements Of the
nature presented above, coming FROM prac-
tcal mun, who, from motives, Of interest -
nell us desire to obtain information, could
only tell the truth in the matter, ARE possessed
of high degree of Importance at tho present
hour. Whether the Importation Of Asiatic
labor may br may not be success in this
country, is question for time to determine;
but in view of the possible permanency Of the
enterprise, it may be thought well to observe
what kind and manner of man this Is to effect
such a revolution among the laboring classes
of the United States.
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miles from good steamboat navigaiion-gjD acres $50
cleared well diiched and fenced good timber good hog
range aud fine pasurage the year round. Good dwell
Ing house and ouihouses aud elstsrns; mules, Oxen
sheep hogs etc and half sf the crop may be Pur
chased wi ith the place. ~
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TAnM WELL SUITED FOR EITHER SUGAR,
L cotton or corr in the parish sfst. landy u miles
from Opelousas on bayou Malle of 2'6 arp-nis WIN
100 arpsnts of good wood land "Do'ningh p"euns "
feet square rooms and parlor below stairs Also
corn crib 30 by 20 feet asd another building ~ by w.
all new -
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Alarm IN THE PARISH OF ST MARTIN. EAST
"A III. OF bayou Teehe, 6 mes from New Iberia, aud
,o.r mile. from ST. MArtinve, lsO arpents very rich
so l+l acres enclosed Largs dwelling win rooms,
reeans trees Property to be cold fo' division Of estate
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ATRACT now USED As A vACHERIE, FIr.
a teen mile. Southwest Of Opelousas; 3Od7 acres
of land half woodland. can b. divided into
several farms, hne site. for residences on and of
Uayou Plaque mines double ditehea and fenced
The New orleans and Texas railroad viii pass near
th. place $50 creole ponies and 1000 head Of cattle may
be purchased with the place. Can be purchased at low
s,,.. IU.T' n
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PLANTATION OK BAYOU PETITE ANsE,
n miles west Of the town of New iberia, eoJs ar
pen,s adjoining Orange Island lately purchased by Jo
.eph Jefferson 1900 under fence and used as pasture
~. ugar wood and cypress timber with two nnndred
low land Dwelling with roon,s kitchen, store room
carriage house Can be divided into three farms each
", ..o,a 10 zach 63
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LAND ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ia IL
urNIMpROyED TRACT FIFTEEN MILES fFoM f,
u ,Nsruilionvle, l9e arpents, near inc h"e W AZ
Chattanooga Railroad =
pLaNTAioA ApJolSlS ST MAmr,Svialsd .A.. IN r.a.ed
ion surcrjor wood land good dwelling fro''n' c"eln'
out houses, etc. ~ t'EFruH rHrg
PLANTATION ONE MILE wEsr or ,i vEnMls shn,ss
n ionviile parish Of Lafayette 536 arpcn,s cno.c %
Land one third under fence and In cul,iynon ,hfoo
double cabins corn houses W by w. anotncr
by I6 the place has q arpen,s wood attached 'o " "
DESIRABLE Farm on THE TEciiE ,s;a OSI
milo above Jeannere,tc and nine below Ne" inerln,
- ,oa arnsn,s anal dwelling with rooms, kitchen
one donbe cabin crib, stable, sixty "peh'S "' aa
sI,prNioR FARM SIX MILES rRoM sr. MAR
A ,ipv,ue arp.y,., half wood The oslance aa
be sixty srpents In euitivmi"n s"rn rn 'I,n,, a
other buildings AhDo'"N '''' '"e 10
tlons 49,. ,,.17,It
IPLANTATIoN EAST BANK BAlo. lhs l. Ii; II,
a siS mile. above st Marinvie ~ arp,h's' sai
tlmbcrcd balance arabic with 900 fenced IN. n s'
dwc,,,rg cabins stable corn crib etc \ cows ana
lot Of brick. ----------------- ~
nI.AYTATIoN ONE MILE BELOW BRtA,oN ,os
j Bridge, west bank Bayou Tsche, nin ~ 'p rooms
Snnhe cabin a pecan grove and Is within mhe "' ~
line ~ the Chattanooga Railroad ---------7,,,,
an UNSUPPORTED TRACT or LAhn LAhn,,n ~ mis.
a pari.h of s, Mary. miles from lrank',n 'ng,r
c..,, ,,Lo T.che GAO arres fine land rutap'' wv
| ar .tock farm a desirable tract and cheap
| Farm IN puAInrr GRECO. NEAR M Bhno.
| a yermiior si~ miles below Ahhe'h,, Ahh,,h,,i climate
choice land good grazing country ho",. , ,o,,,o..
| Tbn land good for sugar, cotton, corn. N"''' f
gardens, peaches, oranges and o,her her.----- .ron-
| - -----..,,, ,,>v op pAyot TECHE
| APLANI A'',N ~ r,,,,,yIuc az 900 ar,cnts aIH
| One mlc osioN ~ ~ ,,i,h , r,otns kitchen store
| Wv [ a,,hniainr. cribs stable, cabins, and roy W
| choic. srnit ,rees W
| ----------------, ,,,
| i. a., ,xr,TIox ONE AND ONEHALF NiLhs
n Vt 81 vcr,nli vIli 40 arpen's cleared AMI Ho
| az ,,,s,,. good woodland | large dwelling ~ ~ "
feet, with nine rooms l"' -, ,i,h rrk chi m
chunreys small house % ~ - ir'l, 49, s,ars :, Nh
ney, miii hou'e - os % S hou.. and stable built 1888
corn inl s'n, w. ,.r GOOD fence and In cultivation
| '"o ' nu',r.u - ,Io,,,ie 81
terms very ihs"''p'''
s,r.,,r,rr M,
PLANTATION OS BAYOU tnhI Nhl',.n' - ..a. .
| tween wa.hin gtou aud Barrys i:andns W. -, @
20 omen and 300 under fence 80 bushe,s on corn
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CHINESE SLAVERY.

When we consider the condition of the
higher classes, whose sons have the advanta
rcs Of schools and social training. and to whom
all the best Offices in the empire are. open,
and afterwards glance down at the degrada-
ton which marks the features and behavior
of the slave and his children. Colonel Con
well concludes that instead of being q mild
state of slavery it is the very worst. The
slave in China is whipped, branded, put in
stocks and pillories, and otherwise maltreatcd
They have hard tasks to perform; little Of the
luxuries of life, and arc nearly as often sepa
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AvAIIABJE PLANTATION IN ST. LANDRY
y Parish fout miles northwest " opeousn', o' lvo
srpents 20 Of which well tiinbered, and tho
portion of a superior qualify commodiou. dwelling
with rooms piazza 100 feet long stables barns e,
terms etc. in good order. Well adapted for sas- cot
tsn corn, etc. d"
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rated from their families as were the bond
men In the Englislpcolonies. In China It y
not considsred resapctabls for master 70
sell hYskand away from his whole family,
althoug , girls Day be sold st any time.
Neither y nhskioAable TO keep 2 NAL: slave
chasing wifc f6f him. But, IL native evi-
dence Is trust worthy, the observance Of tnis
moral law il the exception rather than tAe
rule. The male slave is . valuable pieco 0f
property, and the heather master 10 more sff
to use it in way which will return tho grsst-
est dividend, without regard to morality =
suffering, than Is the slave owner in civilise4
lands. tl H7t t'' ''A 't'n
s.. FEMALE PROSTITUTION. l giR
The worst features Of Chinese bcedaGe =
seen in the dealingA With Spms,eg q
in in China, saPng 3! sles10
O.. e 3l6ift6 q 2EdES ~ a p
MI astI " . demand for Gtfls, ~ v ~
prepondeeence in the neighbofotek y
drown the helpless human being .9Ge00 -
unfortunate as to be born ismsle: n thcif
best Estate the girls are unedncated, and con-
seqnently immoral; and are treated like use-
less ,intrudiug dogs until they become grand
mothers, when, In accordance with some
strnnge asuperstion, thcy are treated with
much reverence and generosity. Houses OF
prostitution are found in every town and vii
iage, however small, and city bawdy houses
are almost numberless. These are usually
filled with daughters whose fathers sold they
into slavery, either on account OF poverty o!
on mere speculation. The vast number oil
these houses, and the astonishing low price
| (from twenty five to fifty dollars for band
pome girl of sixteen) which the girls bring ir
the market, is conclusive proof of the grea'
prevalence of this kind of female slavery. NJ
statistics for the number Of females purchased
for servitude or prostitution have been gath
cred by Chinese authority, 20 that all writer
have been left to Judge by private informa
tion--some having placed the number as hig'
~ ten per cent. Of the female Formulation, an.
others as low as one per cont. But they i
agree in late years it has been snrprisingl!
| on the increase. .'f-1 f's-
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J,\RM TWO AND ONE HALF MILES sou III
West OF New IBERIA Is ofyery superior prairr
land 81 under fence aud In guilty alton dwelling :"
by 20 feet with rooms and gallery kitchen store room
nili stock on place sold at reasonable prices 81
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S,uGAR PLANTATION -FOUR AND ONEHALf
> northea, 2t Ssw lRsra east saEk z hhSan u risas

s,rRr wood and cypress timber One new dwelling WIN
,i rooms well painted the necessary out bnilhns' WIN
thr.e double ones lsborsr 900 hundred "rPents III
rul,iyaton Seventeen in cane, % In cotton ana the
b,,nce in corn sir mules aud plantation implements
M. crop and stock sold with the place and possession
s''" ''"''' 70
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lDEsIRABlE FARM, KNOWN AS THE McCLELr
n Ian tract situated about 25 miles southwest OF ope'
lousas containing d acres nearly onohaf Of which are
e.ar-d the gin house one Of the finest In the parish,
and the dwelling and houses good II 10 In Plaque
min, Brulr, In good rhoOd
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IFARM on BAYOU PETITE ASst, iha'an1 ihan,H
\ narisb & miles from New Iberia W. arpen,' Iin
.n, l,nI 10 arpent- wood dwelling y ny :" ieel In
TO-, hail and Kitchen corn crib cotton house corn '
an. mill 800 pieux inclosing 20 arpcntS "'' P57
and cheap.
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A SMALL Farm ONE MI u FROM ABBEviLLk
"A on Bayou Vermfion, conveniently ear to church,
are under good cypress fer q, with dwelling Kitchen
and on, houses. household fur ture, Kitchen and isr
choice cattle, yoke oxen, good horses some gentle
nnr.s sheen hogs etc -
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lFARM IN ST LANDRY, ONE HUNDRED AND
"A sixty acres onehalf woodland the other ha'f prn
ri. 40 acres enclo,ed good cypress fencing, good
dwelling rooms below stairs, and an upper story ont
houses stables etc aud supply Of good water ~
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-, ,Sr,rtoS on BAYOU CoRTABIEAU BE
I'a I''n.' ~ na,ou and Barry's Landing 30 arres
20 open and 200 under fence 80 bu'he. OLD corn some
fodder I5 acres In cane, % in corn macn,nefy s IA
~ a., srg,r house superior dwelling ~ feet square ~
rooms and ? fire places dwelling hnil' IN '7"@ ''
| anita n
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ArARM or ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTfFlVE
a arpen,s almost W holly above the nood OF l-s7 Ter
soil iuprov einent. fair, about two miles IRON Jean
rerettn x or seven miles below New iberia fronting on
Uayou T.sls .om. choice fruit ane location for
residence pleasant cghborhood aad hrathul location
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Attract IN ST LANDRY, FIVE MILES FROM
n OncIou.a- 100 acre. 40 wood aud sixty acres
selent prairie Large number Of pecan trees on ,ho
place. Can b. purchased cheap. p"
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.pLsrArIos or TWO THOUSAND FIVE HUN

n dTed acres bayou Tech', WIIrs t'sF " ''P'yu
,aa 1000 acre. cleared, 800 acres enclosed On the
&C ,b,r. are two good dwelling houses, cabins cotton
vu harm etc and the remains of brick sugar house
bunt during the war. A hns place and cheap ~
\PLANrATIOS IN 81. LANDRY PARISH, FOUR
\ miles northwest n opelou-a- 100 arpent. 30 ar
urnt well wooded an excellent lot Of standing timber
H. prre Land Of the finest quality. II has on 1t hne
iag extra for the country. piazza 100 feet long
7-.-m, with dre places, and two rooms besides out
h6nsae stables barns csterns wells all In excellent
order yheap place fine for cotton, cane and corn.
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o,,c.y ptANT,TIoN on BAYOU TEcHE'
\ ~ miles from New IBERIA, g75 ari,fn's' ~ 2ps
i,a, IA, wood IA cypress swamp. dwelling Snensn
carriaye hous. and shed crib and .heu s ""'"
.ahin' to,xI bousc four arpcn,s fine cane t"I sou
200 bushels corn "A mules, 10 milch cows, ,ulh
inc ut,nsIl. etc NAV be purchased WIN the p-- plnrr
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,yr.rIoy on Fast BANK OF TECHE
nilss ,boye New iberia 80 arpen's "vo elearen'
balance woodland new dwelling 0hy q feet rooi.'
Kitchen rooms sforeroom' hono" capn, p "a acres
c,,e Three good mules, work hor-e. ~ -heep u''
-no - .y nieux NAV be purchased with fhe plaee ~
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PLANTATION ONE AID ONEHALt W., uihr, ia
n w, ~ vrr,nilonyilI 30 arpen's cleared AMI ann
AZ orrant. good woodland large dwelling, ~ ~ 80 y
,.e viii nine rooms double lnborers houses nr'rN
,,. a., ali bou.e e6 by ~ feet. with brick eh'in
,, 4 mIl hons. "a by a. shed room for wagons WI WIN
oyn Mil nsde large corn houae and stahH bIil ~,
two hundred arpens under good fence ana h
,.rtn. very favorable.
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The Dispatch very we'll suggests that the
Conservative members of the Legislature
nominate a candidate for Congressman at
large for the State of Virginia, in view OF
the fact that the Radicals have nominated
one, and he will be allowed to take his seat
if elected, as he must be without opposi-
ton. By all means let them be headed at
every turn Charlottesville Chronicle.
The Bohemian or Czeskian language sur
passes, by its grammatical forms, richness,
tieXibility, and beauty, all other Languages,
even the IatiR and Grecian, and affords the
great advantage of learning foreign tongue
in the shortest tine.-Com. TO NeU York
Commercial.
At Wilton, Iowa, on Friday, Dennis
Monahan stcbbed r. Sargent, from the
effects of which he died in few hours.
Both were old and well l-known citizens, be-
tween whom hostile feelings had previously
existed.
Secretary Boutwell, claims that it is not
the custom to halEmast the flags on the
nublie buildings Of the Government except
IN cases of the death of some high Official
or ex-oficial of the Federai Government.
The Bath Times mentions a fireman in
that place who, on recent parade, poured
q plass of whiskey into his boot to relieve
its painful tigbtness, and In less than two
hours was barefoot. 49,. ~
:. A letter from Alabama in The Rerolutson
saws that Olive Logan is to lecture In Rleh-
srnond next winter -. ,..sr...-, =. =,
! The ex.Goiifederate officers in, Washing
tom intend forming IN body TO attend the
funeral Of General Lee. :ss,,. 49,.
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LOCAL MATTERS

RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW. We
note the following special appointmets
! st. Marks Episcopal Church.--Services
morning and night. 1t Is expected that
Rev. S. Hepbron will otilciate.
Grdce-street PresbyteraaR.-Rev. VIM.
Brown. D. D., at II A. IL.
y Nicholson-street Methodist.-Rev. c. w.
Petherbridge at II a. NJ. Rev. r. II. Null
len at TX P. NJ. 4E1 ~ II
Oregon Hill Method,st.-To be supplied
ut Il a. NJ. Rev. r. A. Armistead ut TX
Pm. ~,
Sidney Methodist.--Rev. r. A. Armistead
at IL a. NJ. IL
Four-m,ile Greek Baptist n. Fl.
Harris at 11H A. NJ, when the communion
will be administered. a a- ~
Leigh street Baptist.-The Young Mems
Missionary Society will hold public meet
ing at 3K p. M. Several addresses and
singing may be expected. r@
Centenary Methodist.-Thei anniversary
meeting of the Methodist Sunday-school
society will be held at this church at az
o'clock p. NJ. The exercises will be una
suallY interesting.
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The HAUNsTE1N FORGERY CAsE.-The
Commonwealth rs. Chahoon and others
was called in the Hastings Court yesterday,
and Mr.. Geo. d. Wise, Commemorative
Attorney, announced his readiness to pro-
ceed with it..
Ex-Governor Wells, counsel for defend
ants, hereupon nioScd that the indictments
he dismissed, as they were Improperly
found. The parties indicted were entitled
to previous examination before the Police
Justice or some other magistrate-a right
which he alleged had been denied them in
these proceedings.
Mr.. Wise opposed the motion.
Judge Guigon said that he would con-
slider the point raised until to-day, to
which time he adjourned the court.
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our muster-rolls, probably not more than
half were in active service, with half so
many more able to take the field at short
notice. The rebellion had failed and gone
down; but the rebel ARMY of Virginia and
its commander had not tailed. Fighting
sternly against the inevitable against the
iirrepressible tendencies-the generous aspi-
rations of the age, they had been proved
unable to succeed when success would have
been q calamity to their children, to their
country, and to the human race. And
when the transient agony of defeat had
been endured and had passed, they all ex-
perieneed sense Of relief "a they crowded
around their departing chief, who, with
streaming eyes, grasped and pressed their
outstretched hands, at length finding words
to say: Men, we have fought through the
war together. have done the best that X
could for YOU" There were few dry eyes
among those who witnessed the scene.
tFsom tho Washington Star.l #
Gen. Lees Goodness in Battle.
AS an instance Of his GOODNESS under try
ing circumstances; it is related that during
one Of the hottest fghts in Mexico he was
with General Scott making observations,
when ball from the enemy struck q post
Or tree very near him; knocking the bark
and splinters in his face. General Scott eX-
citedly exclaimed, "Lee, are you hurt?"
to which the latter replied j" No." and care
lessly brushing the bark. and dirt from his
person, proceeded with his observations as
If nothing unusual had occurred. He had
but few "bosom friends" and there is not
an officer in the city now with whom it can
be said that he was very intimate. His man.
ner being reserved, he was not easily ap-
preached, though he was always regarded
as the perfect type of IL dignifed officer.
When he resigned his commission in the
United States army Gen. Scott was deeply
affected, and remarked to fellow officer
that "Lee was q valuable man, and his
services were worth millions day to any
Government"
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ANDALUsIAN BALM, for ch.pped and rough
hands and lips. his Balm, prepared and sold by
Messrs MEADE & BAKER. has no. equal In THIS
line. We speak from experience, for we have
seen and felt It's beneficial effects when oil other:
remedies have failed. Leaving the skin soft
ana smooth, and removing all roughness as
II by magic one application VIII convince
he most credulous OF its e1lcacy. Now
that wipter is approaching. We should pre-,
pare for its effects and therefore recommend
this Balm to all who suffer from chapped hands or
lips. confident that no one who uses 1t once VIII
fail thereafter TO keep supply on hsnd. ga -
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The CHATEAU WILHELMsHoEHE.-We are
indebted to Ellyson & Taylor. 1116 Main
street, for fine picture of Wilhelmshoehe,
where the Emperor Napoleon is now q
prisoner of state. The picture is q htho-
graph by c. L. Ludwig, of Richmond, and
IS very creditable specimen of his art.
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CONFERENCE OF THE STATE EXECUTIVE
CONSERVATIVE COMMITTEES AND THE CITY
CENTRAL CONSERVATIVE CoHAITTEE.-A
conference of these committees will be held
this evening at O'Clock at the rooms Of the
Chamber of Commerce. Every member O
each committee Is requested to be present
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NowLAN g Co., jewellers. are receiving mag
nificent new fall styles Of all tine Choice patterns
of fine 1ewelry. Sets of amethyst, coral, pearls,
diamonds new patterns medal1ons, neck chains.
Leontlne and opera chatns, glove basds. handket-
chief holders, diamond rings, and saDerb new fii-
ver for bridal presents, at corner Main and Ien'h
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FRIENDS OF TEMPERAECE.-The State
Council Of Friends of Temperance will hold
it's annual meeting at Norfolk on Tuesday,
October 25ih. The Order is in a most -four
ishing condition, and it is expected that
there will be large attendance Of dele
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ATTENTION. EyERYBoDY.-Are you In need OF
Shirts II so. wait no longer, bnt go Immediately
to NOAH WALKER & Co.. get them 70 take your
measure, and make for you set Of shirts which
for fit, style, and durability, cannot be surpadsfa'
They pay special attention to THIS branch OF the
business, and guarantee you perfect fit.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-15

The BTHEArRE.-The Chapman sisters and
Bishop will commence short engagement
in this city OH Monday evening, when will
be produced the stunning burlesque Of
f." Cinderella and the farce Of My Pre-
cious Betsey." An oyertlowing audience
is anticipated at the opening performance.