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4 TTENTION, SIDNEY GRAYs
CARD TO THE LADIES.

N
Mrs. J. II. GRANGER respectfully announces
TO the ladies OF Richmond that she has just re-
cefvni large assortment of REAL Lao SETS,
PRIZE LACE CO..LARS. IMITATION VA
LEN GIESNES COLA RS, LINEN CUFFS AID
COLA RS ETC.. all or the latest style, which Of
fer ct prices deiying competition.
Making laces speciality, and with an expo
rience OF fifteen years in working laces have 81
lected my stock with great care. and furthermore
agree to do up once, free OF charge. all laces
bought OF me during the ne xt two mouths.
Lace Collars and Sets ms de to order.
We also keep coDstanilyGn hand he laygeet as
sortment or Shell, jet, and Fancy Jewalfy.
MRS.J. III GRANGER,
~ Hroa AZ r.pt
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, G COMPANY. 4
SPECIAL ORDERs- Yen are hereby or M
d,red to alte- d II 0rill OF your Company THIS
lffidayl EFENlNG, Ia fun dress uniform, armed
ana equipped, at a O'Clock precisely.
by order Of the Captain.
RICHARD NJ. TAYLOR
oC N-lt" Orderly Sergeant
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ORGANIZATION OF THE FIRsT REGIMENT
VIRGINIA NoLUNTEERs-THE SENIOR CAP
TAIN TAKES COMMAND.-Fhe following
General Order was issued from the office OF
the Acting Adjutant-Gcneraps office on
yesterday:
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ENOE NEW YoRK.~,The Old <fS@s
z Dominion Steamship Coz ele-s 49,
kant side-wheel steamship NIAGARA, Captain
WALKER viii sail on FRIDAY, October 81, at 9
O'Clock L. III.
Freight received until ?. M.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for.
8art!ed with dispatch 10 all poiuts-uOrth, south
asst, and west. Close connections made with Gu.
lard line fer foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, Sl2 STORAGE, IS: round-trip tickets, $50.
FOR freight or passage, apply to
JOHN W. WYATT, Agent,
nc Of 8. No. 4 Governor street.
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DEMOEAL.-AUG. ARSELL, JR., &
IN Co., TIMERS, PhUMBEkS, AND Gas
FITTEES, have removed TO heir new store, No.
732 Mafp street, between Seventh ans Eighth, and
are preLlred with new stock and increased force
TO execute all work In their line. Particular AT
ention is called TO our new Parlor Hester, Spears
Golden Sun, for heating one or more ssories: The
best In the country. oc @7-lm
the captain or con.
~ s,gnees OF the British bIig "sTEL, A
LODGE" viii be responsible for any dept con-
tracted by the crew. ). q. TAkDY q CO.,
oc s?-st Cousfgneas.
NOTICE.-Ncither the captain or con-
IN siguees OF the British brig "AOaAWK" :"
crey b. G. TARDY b Co.,,
oc 27-3t Consigneee.
A GRICULTURAL SALT.-Fifty tons
IA AGRICULTURAL SALT for sale low by
- A. H. LEE,
su@ Virginia Of, pssr Danvins depoA
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MINIATURE ALMANAC. CoroBER ~ l,7J.
San sla sels 30 aGSn loo; sss
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DIRECTORS:
ASA SNYDER, RICHARD lRBY,
VIC. KNIGHT, r. r. uAsklN5,
JOHN 7. BRANCH.
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H'oK .SsE,l MEW ,n,I 1olth.C h., 1,o virginia SA
elegant steamship WILLIAM y. CLYDE, Cxptsiu
DREW, VIII leave her ~hnrf 1t Rockets ou Fill
DaY Y, October 27th at L. NJ.
Connecting with steamers for Hartford Nor
~ich, Stonimgton Fall river, and Boston from
dame pier.
CloGe connections and through bills lading given
70 AL southern, EASTERN and western places also
to Europe and Australia.
Fare, rs; meals and state-rooms, extra.
For freight or passage, apply to
-. j.. BURR, President,
lolt Main street.
WASHINGTON 4 Co., Agents, Pier u North River
New York. oc25-Ss
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d ICHMOND ARCHITECT TURAL
1C IRON WORKS AND STOVE
COMPANY WORKS,
1000, lOO9, lOOa, 1909. CARY STREET.
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DIsSOLUTIONs a. PARTNERSHIPS.
'EHE CO-PARTNERSHIP HERETO
4 FORE existing between JOHN H. WALSH
anu d.. '. REDDY, under the title OF Walsh iS
Reddy at 9?l Main street. for the purpose Of cxrry-
Ing ON the framing and picture business. has this
DAY been dissolved by mutual consent. JOHN II.
WALSH alone has the power Of settling the busi-
ness OF the irrn. JOHN II. WALsH,
j. V. REDDYt
RICHMOND, October u, 1871.
I will continue TO conduct tho aoove.ns1nsd
business at the same place and respectfully SOIL
cit the calls OF all In need OF articles in my line.
oc 25.3t JOHN ii. WALsH.
ISSOL UTION.-Ths co-partnership
~ heretofore existing betwee ABA SNYDBH
and RICHARD IRBY, under the style Of SNY-
DER 81 IRBY, is this day dissolved.
Either partner will sign In settlement OF our OLD
business, wh!ch'we desire to close up Immediately.
We respectfully solicit for the new company
into which our business has been merged . con-
tnuation OF the patronage SO literally bestowed
upon our establishment for the last twenty years.
The new company having increased facilities
Tor meeting the wants Of the trade encourage
us to expect for 1t large increase or patronage
Encouragemeut thus given will add greatly IN
stimulating homo Industry aud developing the re-
sources Of the country.
oc4 SNYDER q IRBY.
~ JrIJNnNn A - ru Y u ~ TIT ID r
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.xcE COMPANIES.

.,,~IrlT INSURANCE COMPANY
,.,rE ND HlNE.
ChrtTAL (So|dl, 81 eeo 600
..nc, VITA treasurer Of Virginia, A., \,
n.'" ,th the Comptroller of New
~, =: ;;ai,s;;.insiiy ishiS under state law,
.aa Goa 900 sidit;onsl sacwrity TO the
49, - c,,npsur iusuTes ali kinds OF pro-
-. ,,-rc-.hsn ntlse against damage by fire and
r ~ i" - tbr sea ou the most favorable terms.
..s .,.,,.a,y. makes PROMPT payment Of Chi
I'.. s7t relnsisics Its capital to ONE
-. ~ np.lASS IN GOLD.
st' n. n CLAIBORNE \ CO., Agents,
lies Main street.
.,,4,zE\s INSURANCE COMPANY.
INCORPORATED April lssa
\, rs hKa,nwAy, NEW YORK.
80 ,s;.,;s..... w
,-,,.a,rl. l>-l..............-,.'... 'll,tis ~
lNSI HES
....,x,.s y:sR<lTURE. MERCHANDISE.
AND rAEM PROPERTY,
AGAINST
loss or DAMAGE ny FikE.
-... .~,:rrS~v ~!!l moi lose more Than s:''"' D!
.r ''. -' IAMxs NJ. MCLEAN, President
-.t,r1A ALToN. Secretary.
n. 2. BROOKE, Agent,
.-,,r ~ l6l.Ma!u street htchm"nd Va.
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TRAIN No. /, Through Passenger leaves Rich.
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Danville OF 11:03 a. m; arrives at Greensboro OF
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Danville at l.27 p. M; arrives at Richmond at 8l5
p. m.
Train No. 9, Uynchburg Pessenger) leaves Lynch
burg daily at $50 M; leaves Burkeve at p. m;
arrives at Richmond at pm.
Trains Nos. and connect at Greensboro with
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Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio Railroad for all
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THROUGH TRAINS leaves depot, corner Byrd
and 9Th streets, as follows:
The DAY TRAIN daily at $40 a. m. Arrives in
Washington at 1916 Baltimore Except on Sundays)
at 2:15, Philadelphia at 6:l5, and New York at TO-
20 D. M, THE SAME DAY.
The NIGHT TRAIN daily Except on Sundays)
at 8:45 p. m.
The Day Train arrives in Richmond at 2:l7 m.
The Night Train arrives in Richmond (Mondays
excepted at $3.50 q. m.
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THROUGH Tickets and through Baggage Checks
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1886 P. M.-ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
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Leave Staunton ....8:15 A. NJ
Arrive at White Sulphur Att. 1892 I. NJ
Leave White Sulphur Alumni. .....~2:S5 r. M.
Arrive at Stanton at........ r. M.
Through tickets, at low rates. sold TO all points
North west and Southwest.
Further information may be obtained at the COM
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No Passenger Trains are run on Sundays.
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The Rev. r. NJ. Farris, D. D., and f. Bre-
dell, ruling elder who were also delegates, did not
arrive till later period aud were received on the
odd of May.
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ILL "aOOERA1OIN hcSfVNoc'
In this world, and in this age of it, my
honored brethren, it is exceedingly pleasant
to any of US to hear of sympathy from any
respected source. Some of us, all of us,
have been so subjected to objurgations and
unkindneSs, that a few words of brotherly
love always fall delightfully."- on our hearts.
We know, we knew before you came, that
we had your sympathy and love, but we are
glad to hear you say SO. We are like the
fair damsel who had been informed by 9TH
ers that certain gentleman loved her. She
said to him, as he seemed little tardy,
"Such person informed me that you loved
me" "Well, said he, "there may be some
truth in that" Said she, eff you do, l
wish you would squeeze my hand" Laugh
ter. 1t is very agreeable to US to have our
hand squeezed little And we are very
glad to hear that you do not propose to en-