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apv1,rAL s0TECEs.

~ THE MARTYRS OF NEGLECT.
Il Is met too much 10 cay thastens OF tuousano'
are now tufrsttng ffom bi'iousnesS' inases.,on'
constipation, periodicl fevers. general ueon!ss,
and neryous ,lfecttons, who might be restored 70
hcath within month or less by the use OF
HosTgTrYR,s STOMACH BfTTERs. The null
ttudes VIII, have been cured OF these ano oenes at-
,pcnts by the use or this well-known spee'hc are
alrsys ready 10 testify TO It's virtues az pfesehs.
I've and remedy. They are spread over the whoie
countrv: they are eager to praise and recommends
II. and vet, Notwithstanding It's vast POPULARITY
tberc are ,ny vaIiIs and man who are cortln.
ma " exposed TO the epIdemics' diseases sgainss
which Il Isl sure prnte ction. who. either through
Indifference or iucreduity, neglect TO seize the OPP
nortunity to cure and M cans of prevention, which
thev have only to reach out their hands 70 obtain
This Is .t.apge; 1t is one of the anomaues o. l"-
m an nature which 1t Is impossible to account ior
mr. explain. It Is however. quite certain ihat
every day the number OF these Martyrs OF ee'ecs
"a am,n,sb,pg This is proved by the statistics OF
The sales Of the great remeiv During tne PR
r, The 4. n, nd for Il has Increased beyono III pre-
adanr ana II seems VS. If in the end be enuIe con.
mnnitv would realize the Important 1act. tua.
,rhen All other medicines prescribed Tor the aooss
com nj ANTS fail, 1t eau and does eHrct eu'e:
a proteciion OK ,in.t diseases 1857 common a' ANA
eesson, there Is no, hing comparable "itnH'
no s-deodSwlt
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Now that the election is over, VIC shall
be able more efIectually to turn our atten-
ton to matters of local and practical im-
portance. The next year is one of great
Interest TO us all. 1t will inaugurate the
most important event that has happened
the physical welfare and power of Vir-
GINA. That event will, in many respects,
work revolution, social and commercial.
Every citizen will be involved to some ex-
tent, and 1t Is well that we should have a
period OF rest from the exciting topic of
politics, that the public mind may be con-
centssted upon the physical interests of the
state. All the forecast and energy Of u!
sll will be required to make the best use o
the opportunities we are about to enjoy
Just In proportion to the enterprise anc
sagacity we display will be our benefit,
from the chances offered US.
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fr,o,;lde !. or. The Secret Of Three Genera
,;o.s From the French OF ALEXANDRA
nv PorTxART1N. BY KATE q. BARTON
PHILADELPHIA j. VI. SToDDARr {" 20.
This novel has quite reputation. 1t Il
very Frenchy, and therefore very bright
and spirited.
For sale By BENJAMIN BATES.
| rho 1nud of Lorne or, Il Poets Adrcn-
tures in the Scottish He6fdes, including
The Cruise Of the Tern" TO the outer
Hebr7des. by ROBERT BUCHANAN. New
York: FRANCIS B. FELT & GO.
A very poetical description Of the inter-
esting islands OF the Hebrides, with their
strange legends and mysterious pecullari'
ties. Mr.. BUCHANAN is q poet OF very re-
spectacle standing, and he has made a
highly entertaining book of country
which seemed to have inspired him with
poetic feryor.
For sale by WooDHoUsE & PAREAM.
Morton House. A Novel. By the Author
OF valerie Aylmer." With illustrations.
New York: y. APPLETON Il 20.
The young author of this book Is one OF
The sprightliest and most imaginative of the
authors of fiction of the day. Morton
House is possibly her third work. Its pre-
decessor, "Valerie Aylmer," won for her
the warm favor Of the public. Its faults
were treated with the kindest spirit, the
generous and gentle nature of the book
making friends of all. Morton House Is
pronounced by good judge to have oil
the merits and scarcely any Of the faults OF
"yalerie Aylmer." The scene Of this new
work is located in Alabama-tlmc, some
thirty years ago. 1t Is in great degree
p:cturc of southern life, and Will be recog-
nized by southern people as generally faith
full, We know no author who at so early
period of her career has displayed so bright
promise.
For sale by WooDHoUsE Il PARHAa.
History of Louis Philippe, King Of the
French. By JOHN S. Z. ABBOTT, Author,
of the History of FREDERICK the Great,
81. New York HARPER q BROTHERS.
Another of the abridged histories which
the ABBorTs are SO industri0usy making,
and which the HAMPERS print in very good
style-not very remarkable in any way, yet
they serve the purpose of entertaining ana
instructing young readers.
For sale by WEST d JOHNSTON.
The Prey of the Gods. A Novel. By
FLORENCE MARRYAT (Mrs. Ross CHURCH,
New York: HARrER & BROTHERS.
Miss MARRYAT had the advantage OF he1
distinguished fathers reputation as bowel
ist in her introduction TO the public, ouI
her talents were sufficiently decided TO save
her from the too common fate OF children
of those who have achieved renown tue
public Indifference from the dlsappoint-
mcnt Of expectations heightened by tue
father's fame. The novels of Miss MAHRYAr
have been received with appreciation.
For sale by WEST & JOHNSTON.
Lndy judith. A Tale Of Two Continents
By JUSTIN MCCARTHY. author OF v My
Enemies Daughter" New York :: Shell
DON s. Go.
Overland. ANovel. BY j. W. DE FOREST;
author of "Miss Revenefs Conversion,
&c. New York: SHELDON " co.
Both of these novels for sale by sTARkE
g. RYLANp.
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The Fa,r-Town and Country,


The recent Fair, we feel assured, was the
most successful that was ever held by the
State Society. The exhibition in any OF the
departments was rs good as ever, while in
the departments of horses and cattle 1t de.
cidedly surpassed any previous show. The
receipts at the gate, We conjecture, ex-
ceedsd In the aggregate the amount taken
at any previous Fair.
The result is most gratifying. 1t is cheer
ipg to the cause Of agriculture, and Is
proof of the steady growth of this city.
Upon this city the State Society mainly
depends for support. Suppose it's popula-
ton were 400, 600; what grand Agricul-
turgl Society we should have. Look at St.
Louis. The Iate exhibition Of the State
Fair there, it is said, realized 500, 900 per
day at the gate. Such m income as that
would enable society to do anything it
desired to do. 1t would establish schools,
experimental farms, and in many ways
extend and improve the knowledge and
practice of farming. May we not hope in
few years to have city hare rich and
large enough TO give to the State Society
the means for such IN increase OF its use.
fitness? The Baltimore aud Ohio railroad
In few years sweled the population Of
Baltimore SO that it exceeded that Of the
city of Boston. Surely with the help of a
road quite equal to the Baltimore and Ohio,
and destined to outstrip it In business,
Richmond will soon become sufficiently
prosperous to do all that for the State
Society.
But this is not the most interesting phase
of the benefceut agencies Of great city,
and especially one situated in the heart OF
the State, as Richmond is. 1t Is like great
fountain, whose streams radlate from 1t ss
centre and enrich vast circumference,
causing the land to flourish and blossom in
excessive luxuriancc. That vast crcum-
ference finds market in the city, and
market for every variety Of products, EN-
aiding the farmers to cultivate many crops,
and thus to avoid the perls of putting
their labor upon one crop, which failing,
carries with it the whole years labor 10
the sea of oil lost things.
For Virginia nothing could be more
beneficial than the making OF this city rich
and populous. The prospects are indeed
bright but to secure SO great n blessing the
people and the State should contribute In
every practical way towards the growth Of
Richmond. 1t is the shortest way to the
general prosperity-to enrichng the farm
ors and to increasing the revenues of the
state, SO that while the public burthens
sasll be lightened tbs people will be more
than ever able to bear them with ease and
without murmur.
The State Society Is An important agent
in disseminating the just idea OF the re-
la.ions between tho city aud the country
It's prosperity will be immensely beneficial
TO both,
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BUaLDING MATERIALS.
Rubbing MATERIALS.
CANE-FIBRE PAPER.
ALB RT ORDWAY q co..,
GOVERNOR STREET,
SPECIAL AGEN TS.

This paper Is manufactured from the fibre OF
the common caue gud siz I'd with rosin In akfpp 4,
pe.ie ;tlY impervlous TO iampuess ana nome con.
duc.or Of heat and cold IL has entirely replaced
the common tarred and oher building PAPER.
sHEATHIyG FRAME HOUSES,
The paper is Put on between the studd!ng and
we2ther-boards. Ten dollars will line an Ordinary
houfe, and make 1t equal 10 brick &ssE'
LINING UNDER TIN ROOFS ~
coats lesa Than nifty ceEts square. prevents the
TIN from Iustiug uaderr cath; keeps the upper
cham oers cnol: and deadens the sound OF rain.
DEApRNIsG FELT,
used tor da2ceaing the sound Of upper noors and
preventing ampsess In lower. Two dollars will
line n ordinary a. or with double III csuess.
These goods are OF FirginfG manufacture, and
hsye already come into s.!aosI Universal use. We
have numerous Testimonials OF their value, ard
invite ait. n,ion OF ail engaged In building.
Il &C e-aodim ~ 80 s.7..g 1sE3assS.@ It ~
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CursApEAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co., !
CASHIERS OFFICE. I

NTOTICE.-Tho' annual meeting of the
~ stockholders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
Richmond on THURSDAY the 7th of December
1871. .h.
following extract from the bylaws OF the COLL
pany: .,,,so-. .. q
general meeting shall be in writing, ana signed
hy the perso1 thus transferring the power; part
nershiI,s may sign In TIE name of partnership
ana the Signature OF either member o. the nrm
shall Re vslid. No proxy sh al be vllid given
more than sixty dayR prior 10 the meeting OF the
company" ,aro,r = &c
p NO 4 W "A' j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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NJ LEA & PERKINS, SAUCE, pro-
nounced by connoisseurs "THE ONLY GOOD
SAUCE.n $ -....s .a
Itimproves appetite and digestion, ald Il Is un-
rivilled for lis flavor,
We are directed by Messrs. Lea 4 Perrins to
prosecute all parties making Or vending counter
feits. JOHN DuNCAN'S SONS,
1a-M&W6m Agents. New York 4
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YifI,lllolld Dispatfh.
WEDNESDAY. -. NOVEMBER 8, is7a
The Election

,-r,ssed of IN Richmond in the most or
,,crly manner, az it did everywhere ID .ne
state. as FAR as we can hear. And Wnen We
think OF the disgusting and agsrava''ng ma =,
ture of the political campaigns We have nnl
10 endure since the war we cannot 10Y
much admire that obedience to law anu
.elf.con,rol which preserves order and de-
cornm during such period, and which
will in aitertimes be set down to the en-
curing honor of the people of Virginia. !
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TREAT EXCITEMENT.
"
M0uE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY q }ODS.
BARGAINS. BARGAISS..
now to be had at -
JULIUS SYCLE'S, AIS BROAD SIhEEt'

again we arc receiving large shipments OF neE
ana desirable Dry GOODS. such as are usuallS
found in flrst-cla:s dry gcots establishment, ~
the very lowest prices, OF which we mention d
few VIZ:
Beautiful Velvet cas-, all cf)ors, Mt SOC To Fl %:
Black yelveteens. hsEdsome as ELK ifcm soc. 70
"a pcr Yard Heavy Black SIlks ri el.eo. 81 10 "a
worth double Colored silks AID Silk popiiny, al
colors. extremely low; Empress Cloths ald Top
Inns, all CT lors, very cheap; Bl3ck Alpacas, 20 81;
30. and soc. to $l.tO, silk warp; Bnmbi zines ahI
Black Merinos; cheaper than ever Long and
square Moun shS"ls, rrom 10 SIS St.,ir rs
aud Plaid w oolIcn Shawis, al styles, all prizes
Plaid, PLAIN. and striped Opera Fianurls, al co;
lors A full line ne!s-whlte REQ, gray, ara
vpIltw-frum &c. up 10 81, the cheapest III inc
city White Blankets, Colored bl,nks.s; Com Com
FORTS and Quilts, at less than wholesale prices;
come and SEE them what bargains Cassimeres
anu Cloths for Men and TOYS, all grsdes, from
the best stock In the c.tv. and Tor less money
Ladies' Under Garments: Misses aed Chiidren.s
ditto yerv cheap; K Id Gloves for 75c worth Sl.23,
at 81 Is worth g: K2rl!n Gloves, al, ktnds ,1 OF
Children. the cheapest ever offered IN this city.
Come one, cone all, and get bargains
JULIUS SYCLE, AS Broad street:
Store closed on Saturday. oc y
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Attest: a

nprca or. TEMPLAR, MOUNTED Black
III, In s.Sn,s,ion chapeau. black velvet apron and
s.sh buck gsnntets with buff thread gloves Ie I'D
plsr sword with black en-, m.iied iesteer 3sl, 81,
hacr vIive. cove trimmed with silver lace, BLACK
double. rtined brille aud m srtinga.e. ,un,,,ad
N. i. Those sir Knights VINO htVe nov suppi'ieea Gu
so at once: supply Of the forn.r is now on hand
1T Messrs. j. Il. Tyler & Co.'s; ordered Tor Inc
ComInapdcry. no fo.noe.n
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rsssr ssssessss.

.s SesssIas;TTeGE HILL DRY GOODS STORE
proiouadIy grateful iorihe literal pa,. IL IN;
9ge ssI9rnI,s HTicI HEss, hope by strict at-
i pn to iusiness 10 msrit acohsinnanssg the
tsnsio" " 800 GhoRGEW. CKoUgH,
ss near corner OF Tweaty ffsh and broaa stsee's'
mn 8-1yx 49, ---~~l-
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m ACMlMEEY, &C.

MACHINE WORKS.
SEoAT h AnDIEGTOE,
nos. ld.7, lA2a, 1926, and l42S Cary street.
aud sos. 10 sind IL south 18th street
RI Fl NJ ON D, VA.
We make oil ktuls of new work in the MA
CHlNlST LINE, RE AIR ALL KINDS OF
WCRk We 60 in the COUNTRY 10 do all
SORTS OF WORK IN our line. Also make The
EDem on hsnd, as we'll us TOBACCO SCREWn OF
Eli kinds, Together wi b BANDS AID BlLLETS,
aau all ARTICLES for the III fnuTactule OF tobacco
We Keep on baud for sale sil sizes OF
NEW and SECONDHAND ENGINES
BOlLkkS, SA W-MILLS,
GRlSr MILLS, POWER PUMPS,
PLATFORM sCALkS,
sHsFTISG. HANGERS, PULLIES,
GEAR and BGElL WHEELS,
And In fact general assortment OF ull useful ar.
tic!es in our limo, together with
JUDS0S'S Pa Mt STEAM.EkGINT
GUVEkNOR, -.-..... -.
UTICA 90 sTEA1 GAUGES
SELDEN'S PATENT ENGINE PACING
FEET VALVES. GLOBE VALVES,
TALLoW COCKS,
sELF-oiLING CUPS for both engines ar,l
FLUE CLEANERS,
OH CANS, WATER GAUGES, &C.
All of which We sell at reasonable prices and on
accommodating terms.
n. B.-We receive on consignment all kinds Of
m sch,nery, beth new snd secondhand. Come
H. Sec Us.
oc2 81 SLOAT i ADD1HaTON. 81
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~- FI,ANNEI,sl FLANNELSl

mfr FLANNELS! FLANNELSl
II .nd.ome PLAID OPERA FLANNELS, In all
coIors. at sc. for the best goods made;
SHAKER Flannel, Two
and g. quarter yards wide, at - SO per yara'
VEL So aud SHAKER FLANNELs IN al au"ii-
ties; ,-,,r, q g. >
WHITE, RED, and YELLOW FLANShhS ~
all prices; rr AN
GRAY, BLUE, and RED TWILhHD fHA'
NEI.S; ,1urs
,h,eachcd, uubleacbed, and colored-at
f'eA'-' LtyY RROTHEPS'.
1919 and 1al5 Main stree.
PIANO and TABLE-COyERSi all qua'i''es'
mol --------
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CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE. &c.


CHINA, GLASS, S1LVER-PLATED
~ NARn, TABLE CUTLERy, AND CIV.
ERAL ASSORTMENT OF HGUSE-EURSISH.
ING GObrs- s03 MAIN sT2EhT.-E. CUR
RANT would respectfully inform his friends and
former patroos and the public generally that he
Is now located at sea Mtiu street, near Ninth
street. where he has to Offer for sale full supply
OF HOUSE-FURNISHISG GOODS includir 2
China. 9ueensware, silyer-Pl.ted Ware, Glass
opened, an assor tnent or seasonable goods COM
prtsing tu plrt PIantshed soup and Uysier Iu-
stel and BroL zed Fire Sets and Stands. Nursery
FsHders, Plate aImera. Parlor Coal Vases, and
kleeman's celebrated Germ studeats' Lamp.
also, Stamped, Ircn, Wooden, and Japanese
1@Pef'"Afes' oc 2a.3m
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG b. b. Scr{
RIoaMoND. VA, Aug. !. s'|
TNHE TR AIMS ON THIS h0AO

l. run as follows: A.
The mail trains leave Richmond Ct AZ a. r.
sud 40 Z. NJ: and lezvs Petersburg ~ s" a. -
and 40 L. n. yt,,
Freight and accommodation trains !fsEe h :p,
mpnd as 4. ID. aud Lsc Z. ID. and leave feteAT
burg sc 10 4. IL. ard 4. so Z. IL. ..,,.
9he 3:SS A, IL. train wIir DoL leave RienNvst 20
SUNDAYS, spi the 7:2s L. ~. train VIII no' NN''
Petersburg Oh SUNDAYS. ,ors
ss,iv train. aud those from Norfolk WI! coahs"'
st Petersburg with the 10 A. d. train
Passengers from Glover HI VIII lake me e:.s =.
il, .ra,n on Mondays, Wednesdays, anu Ffias,.t
ana returning, leave Richmond on the sane days"
$3.50 Z. N. <,
Taa msi, trans viii stop oniy .. Chester
:, Tue A. d. train viii connect 81 feSti
burg with the Atlsntic, Mississippi sud OHIO fA.'
road for Lf1chburg daily. .r,.
SLEEPING CARS on the $50 T: ~. .Es.a, t'a'
nina through 20 Wilmington. Il. b. kASht,.
az Jaceef and FrsipNt A''ns .
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MARRIED.

II owcnsboro,. XIV, on the 81 Instant, by Rev. j.
W TUrb. AiFnEu +. HArHi., u, OF ~, klsis
mo,d. va. to Miss JULIA CRiTrENDEN
daughter of Z. 4. Hathaway, ESD
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NEW.

SOMETHING NEW.
CHEAPEST AND HANDsOME;T PLAIDs.
We have just opened splendid lot ofthe cheap
est and handsomest Plaid Dress goods IN the city,
We are selling very handsome Plaid in the pat
tern at a2c worth soc. beautiful all.wotl Platos
ut s7c. worth soc. every where the very finest and
handsomest Atwood Plads 1T Soc, worth 75c; the
very finest Black Gro Grain Dress FIX st. Sl.75
worth 80 at wholesale Brown and blsached COZ
ton, yard wide, good article, at l93c. (do not fai
to look at this cotton, for It is really handsome ,
good Gallo for Comforts at only &c. ; heavy ldou-
b,e) Atwood shawls st s!.2s to $3.50; Trimming
yelve.eeus; Trimming SaHns aud Silks; beautiful
all-wool mouslins at only 35c, worth sOc., dlller
ent colors- these are real bargains; CharloLIes-
VILE and other Cassimeres- we are selllog goou
Cashmere melton hn!sh) at 5oc., suitable ior
small BOYS: Mems best Brown British Socks AZ
CSC Ladies' British Hose at CSC. Gt nt's Furnish
ing goods oftvery k nd : elegant Saratoga trunks
from IS up look at our Kid Gloves al 75c.
DUCKWA ROUSS.
Mr.. K, A. VIM (formeriy OF Mr. John NJ
Woodh1's) has connected h!mself with our house.
and will be glad to see his friends.
nc o. JUCKW5LL kOUSS.
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~ STRIPED SnAWLS;

m- GOOD WHPTE-EDGE BLACh
SUI KS at sl.25, 81 so, and N.75 per yard;
Geuuire PuPnINo, nil pure SILK anu WOOL 10
s,25artl 81 -, wJrth sl.75 and $3.50;
All wool BLA TX ANU W H!TE FLAlDS at acc.
worth SOC;
surPurRU'S rhAID, nil w1oi, at soc worth
75c.;
BLACK aud C)LCrEn hLTAChS AZ CSC;
BLACK ALPACkS and MOHAlRa at all prices
we call particular attention to our Soc goods
FNpRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH MEkIHOa
at Ell prices;
BOMB ZisES, TAAIsE, and eros DE ST.
RICH;
AUSTRALIAN CRAZE al SOC. per yard worth
75c.;
Handsome pLAID DRESS GOODS ut IS. &c, ara
up 10 75c.-mu,t be seen to be 1p 'reciated;
JAPANESE SILKS 1t T5c;
| | o;s of other DRESS GOODS al low prices at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Loci. a. tie EMIRMS5 AUGUSTA KID
GLOEE5. moi
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1871.
1871.

EUMnER ARIA SEdEhI.
SCHEDULE RICHMOND. FhEDhh1Ca'
EURa AND POTOMAC AOUTE. @VAsa
INTO EFFECT JUNE !. 1871.
TROUGH TRAINS leave Depot, corner p'''
and Sth streets, Us follows: ,.
The DAY TRAIN daily at $50 4. d., All All, an
tn Washington at ls:l5, Baltimore teAesspSs.
Sundsysl at 2:is, Phllaheiphia at S:ia' anu
York at 10 30 z. d. THE SAME DAY. ,,,,y,,
The NIGHT TRAIN daily except Oh SUA"~
The DAY TRAIN arrives In Richmond al :''
P. ID. p,.,uoua
The NIGHT TEAM arrives Ia kioh"'7'
(Moudays excepted at :: 30 A. ". ,tuf.,a
The ACCOMMODATION Tram ioa n "a.
| leaves Broad-strees Depot daily lsanesSs s:u
| eepted) at 4:so 7. d. Arrives IN klehm0n0 "''
4. M. .,. aud
RrtdSys at s:4s 4. d. oc,,,usa.
| sTHa0UGH rIChEgs and THROUGH FL s,.4
| Gk6E CHECKS 10 al principal points N"s'-'
East, and West. ,s. -,r,.,s
Compsny,s oiiices, corner Byosd and sIn sifseN'
| -, j. Is. GENTRY,
GENERA, TieSc; ASsIn;;
q. 4. o. HYHRs. General supt
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me- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS COMING
TO THE FA1R. .-

T. K. PRICE L CO. are again In market, and
by steamers and express daily are adding largely
TO their extensive stcck of STAPLE and FANCY
GOODS. Every no7ety In the dress line Is now
coming; also, CLOAKS ard SHAWLs for fall
and winter in endless variety. ,'.. a..r.
Plain a1d Plaid Free oh and Irish Poplips.
Diagonal Poplins, every shade and quality;
Cashmeres and Merinos, all qualities;
Black Gro Grain and Bonnet silke, low bar
gains; .....- .-
Fancy Colored Silks, plain and striped;
Ottomans, Satin Lustres, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, Bombazine Cloth.
In MOURNING GOODS:
Velours and Fre1ch poplins, Ottomans,
Tamisc, lmperdtrice. Gro DE Nice, ...r
Gro DE Athena. Double hairs. Alpacae,
Bombazines french and hnQlisbl.
Grape Cloths, Grape Wells Grape Collars, &c,
IN STAPlsS:
Blankets. Flanne's, Linens. Cotton and Linen
Sheetings, Damask. Tuwellings. Cloth, CASH
meres, Yes.!ngs, Gents and Laaies' Shirts and
Drawers, Cocks, Stockings. Bcsoms. &C., &c.
All of which VIII be sold at SIN Ill profits, and
every article guar.ptced OF best quslity. No spe-
ca list Of p Ices given, hu. let sensible people
Judge for themselves. T. X. PRICE co,
ocI7 1ol Main, corner Eleventh street.
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bIcumoSD CoM,Y. Nc; sH n 3sg A. . 5. Isl
ORDERS NO. 10. :, mt Xx
of Mssons' HsIi. on rrarkr .,r between en-
EignBepsH Sn Sovarnber 9th att o'c.ocf<
u NJ IN full dress and mounted, for seni.annus
Inspsctlon and DIM, as requred 6y the ny laws
II is ex pected that every s1 hh'sn' "i' "''eNN
nrnmptIy TO this summons
81 oloer Vi 'ne THOMAS II. DEWITT,
Cantafn. General.
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HEADQUARTERS FOR DRY dooD9
NEW Styles, GOOD QUALITIES
Low PRICES. r

We fer special bargains In Alpscas, Moha'rs'
poplius, silks, Empress Cloths, French he'ip" ~.
RACK yelveteens, Sat'ns, japanese Fonss' 1.
coon Reps, Delaines, and Flanpeis; casSihcies'
Rroadclo,hs, noe.klns, Water-Prool aou onau'
chiIa Cloths; Shawls, Cloaks, bianSet'' Suns'
sh,rts Table Linens, Napkins, Towels. Sheet
,nas and shirtipgs; Underwear, Corsets, Gloves,
Hosiery. Embroideries, Ribbons, Ties, Lace and
linen Collars, Curtain Laces, and many olhef
articles.
Our stock is we'll asserted, and we AJAX the very
bottom price, as we sre determined not to DO un'
dersold. We solicit call from the public In
general, and will try to give entire satisfaction.
VIM. THALHIIER L SONS,
SOL Broad, corner sixth street,
nc 40 "Proad-Stree. Fry Goods Emporium"
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uAvING PURCHASED TWENTY
Ii TIL BEE head OF the cattle exhibited at The
lat. Slate Fair, shall on WEDS seUAY NEXT.
November 9Th. offer for sale come Of tho FIRST
pREMIUM BEEF on reasonable tsrms.
i, .Etft = - IT JOHN lindsey,
no 7.2ts Stslls II and 10 First Market.
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MEETINGS.

.,.s-,.-,sonsHnxrs no. 10, 7. q 3. Mal
F's'ssA wa - sfss steep, Besyer Moon:
zsoh breath plst iii run, G.. T. DE, y; NV. IN.
A REGULAR COUNCIL F y g. vs
5 "A the Trine viii be E.ntled ON ars and sbiefs
A full attendance OF hunters "afrioi0' ~ 49,
aeHf By ora.r Of the " sashsI nT1u @. orr.
nos.1la E.sa ", w. -
4 NNUAL MEET!NG.I.1Thhe. annual ; q g
meeting OF The Pv 1 Iii h s he'd on
I. CDNNECTIon C., SM al, of November, ISL, ii
Wkn u;1 Il Int st the oface OF the Kichmond
Fred and RairSae seepetprT
moi i'd u. ID. W