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.Erie Canal

This great artery Of commerce is, by order
of the Canal, Board, to close on the 9th OF
December. Should the higher authority OF
JAes FROST not close it sooner, On that day
the great current Of trade with the West that
flows along that canal will be shut of, aud
will not flow again until next May. Sup
nose the central water.l1ne were made, the
western people could forward their grain By
it for four months while the Erie canal is
frozen
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GRAND BALL
W GIVEN BY

GRAND BALL
W GIVEN BY
RESCUE CAMP, No. l, JUNIOR ORDER
SOUTHERN CROSS BROTHERHOOD,
for the purpose Of removing the remains OF the
Confederate dead Fl ON Arlington 10 this city,
AT VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE,
on MONDAY, November %, 1874.
Tick. Is. admitting one gentleman and ladies', ~
For sale by ALL the captains of the First Vrginit
regiment, at Pizzini's confectionery store. the
opera-house, at Volkers cigar store. 61U Broat
street and by all the members Of the Camp.
Volkers celebrated full String Orchestra has beer
secured for the occasion by the Committee OF Ar
rangtnents. . ? ,-,,
chairman; j. A. Biautigam, W. Waliner, d
Owens. A. W. Johnson.
Master of CeremOnieS.-O. +. Wise.
Floor Gommitee.-M. Driscoll, q. c. Guverna
tor. Z. G. I.einer, A. Diacont:
ReceUti0n Committee.-A. Thilow, chairman;
Silnc0e, (. j Parsons, j. nj. Duesberry, Z.
Muhly.
GRAND MARCH at SH O'Clock.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY Ras4RoAp.-Wel lear

SHENANDOAH VALLEY Ras4.aoAp.-We learn
from the Page Courier that ".eonracts have
"been entered into by the Pennsylvania
Railroad Company and other corporations
which guarantee naateriai aid and assist
lance towards the construction of the She
"nandoah Valley railroad" The Courier
processes not to know the nature of these
contracts, but remarks that On officer OF the
company says they are of such charac.
Ter " as to cause HIN to feel entire confidence
In. the success of the road.''
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According to the TOBACCO statistics of the
forthcoming report Of the Commissioner Of
loe Revenue the reyenue from the tobacco
laS amounts 70 one.tenth of the whole.
,ns pala into the Federal Treasury.
= le tobacco tax reaches the sum Of sas, 242,.
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s7bss, What o very contetnptib'e a!la'i ".
stamn tax of 20 compared with this sum
And vet, if NC have something IKE equa'..s J,
On other matters anu an apology Tor sooo
government, we will bear this par'lAl'''
| sua,nst ns.-nnttl we can get red of 1t.
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T. r. PRICE & co.
have received within Il day or two, and on the way
more,
BLACK ALPAcAs at 80, 40, so. and 6Oc., sc.
BLACK MOIIAIR ALPACAS-bargalEs
NAyY-BLUE SERG ES and D1AGONALS;
GREEN and BROWN SERGES and DIAGoSALs:
CAMEL'S HAIR for Polonaises, &C.:
PLAIDS for children;
SATTINEs and PopLISS at 20 and soc. to 81
NEW STRIPED and other SIIAwLS;
BLACK LONG and SQUARE SHAwLs;
Elegant BEADED CLoAkS, MOURNING CLoAKS
FELT and FLANNEL SKIRTS-embro idcred;
Ladies' MERISo SHIRTS aud DRAWERS;
Gardeners MERISo SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
Boys and girls SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
COTTON and WOOL HALF-HoSE;
COTTON and WOOL LONG HOSE;
800 pieces NEW PRINTS &c. no 9
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apIECIA 4 NOTICES.
sr THE HEADQUARTERS FOR
DRY GOODS Is NOW At
sYCLE BROTHERS,
4as Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.

900 BROAD street, between Fourth and Fifth.
sYCLE BROTHERS are Offering greater par
gains than ever for this week. as they are receiving
goods from auctions daily.
HANDSOME MATALAs sUITINGs at 37kc.
would be cheap at 65c.;
misunderstanding new ana
beautiful;
All the new shades of sERGEs, REPS. DIAGo-
NAILS, and CAEHEhERE D'ECossE, IRON
soc. up to Zoe. per yard;
LAVELLA CLOTH at soc. worth 4oc.
We have the largest and best assorted stock OF
DRESS GOODS in the city, and any one wishing
TO get stylish dress should call on us before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
Inst opeued. and will be sold at astonishingly low
prices, rs pieces BLACK SILKS;
BLACK SILKS at 81 rs worth s1.10;
BLACK SILKS at s1.5O-would be a bargain at
1926;
BLACK SILKS ut SO which were never ohereo In
this city before for less than 1926 per yard
A full and well.assorted stock OF COLOhED
SILKS.
Snecfal attention Is called to our stock OF CASel-
MERES, for mems and boys wear, from 4Oc.
per yard up to Sc;
CHISCHILLA BEAVER ATS worth so'
CHINCHILLA BEAVER (all colors) at so-cheap
ats7.
CARPETS! CARPETS "A handsome assortment
of CARPETS, OILCLOTHs, and kuGs'
Extra large size RUGS at IS which would be cheap
at $40.
BLANKETS! BLANKETS INVITE 3D., lo-4'
and12-4 BED-BLANkETS from 1915 up TO
SIS per pair;
CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS;
CoLORED BLANKETS from - up to SO;
HORSE-COvERS at all prices;
| INDIA-RUBBER BLANK ETS al IL % and $3.50,
would be cheap n: 20 and $3.50.
wATERPRoOFs in all colors from soc. up to
per yard;
WHITE, RED, GRAY, ana BLUE fLANNhLS
from 25c. up to 1925;
Special attention is called to our 25c. WHITE
FLANNEL, nearly yard wide
PLAIN and PLAID OPERA FLANNELS only
SOC. worth 75c. ....
Great bargains in TABLE LINENS, FRUIT
CLOTHS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &C.;
Look at our 25c. TOWELS worth $3.50 per DOZEN
In DOMESTIC GOODS we keep always full as
sortment of the best brands;
Full-width PlLLOW-CASE COTTON at Loo.
worth Csc. per yard;
New styles CHEVIOr SHIRT1NGS;
full assortment Of CURTAIN LACES.
The best assortment in the city of Ladies and
Misses STRIPED HOSE from 23c. up to II !;
Gentemen's and ladies' UNDERWEAR;
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS;
STRIPED REVERSIBLE SHAWLS at VI so
worth$3:
STRIPED SHAWLS for misses at soc. worth dou'
ble the money;
KID GLOVES, BUCK GAUNrLETs. KID
GAUNTLtTS. BERLIN GLOVES and
GAUNTLETS;
| CAMBRIA EDGINGS and INSERTINGS;
lPLAIN and HEMSTITCHED HANDkER-
CHIEFS-iu these goods we offer special induce
ments;
All the latest styles of BUGLE TRIMMINGS, b.
GLE BUTTONS, BUGLE FIRING ES, LINEN
COLLARS and CUFFS, BELTS, NECk-RUF-
FILINGS, NECK and SASH RIBBONS,
CREPE Wells speciality, CREPE COL
LARS, CROCHET SACQUES, EMBR Old
Erred FLANNEL SKIRTS. SC.
All In need of DRY GOODS should call at SYCLE
BROTHERS, as they can save lnoneyby buying
there.
Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT is complete,
and we offer extra inducements to country mer-
chants. Orders for goods to be sent c. o. d. will
be promptly attended 10.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
no21 between Fourth and Fifth streets
|
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A GREAT BOOK FOR AGENTS.
PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES, ANECDOTES,
AND LETTERS

PERSONAL "REMINISCENCES, ANECDUTLS,
AND LETTERS
OF
GENERAL ROBERT +. LEE.
By Rev. J. WILLIAM JONES, D. ID formerly Chap
lain OF the Army of Northern Virginia. and of
Washington College, Virginia. Published by au-
thorly of the Lee family and of The Faculty Of
Washington and Lee University
SIXTEEN SPLENDID PORTRAITS AND
ENGRAVINGS.
PRICE in cloth, 50 SO; sheep, - so: half-Tur-
ke1:, So. 81 fun Turkey, $3.50. Applications for
exclusive agencies for counties should be made at
once, naming first second, aud third choice Of ter
ritsw. ID. APPLETON Il CO., Publishers,
Nos. $40 and 55l Broadway,
no C.9-3t New York.
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EVACUATION OF RICHMOND.

THE FALLING FLAG: EVACUATION OF RICII-
M0Na3, RETREAT, AND SURRENDER AT Apo
NATION. BY I'll uthter of the Rear-G uard.
HoL Den WITH THE CORDS. BY the author of
"Skikh." 80.
WALKS IN ROME. Fly Augustus j. &. Hare.
Fourth American edition. $3.50.
WANDEGISGS IN SPAIN. By Al. G. Hare. So.
THE HONEYMOON: REMEMBRANCE oY 4 Bril-
DIAL 1G1.R THROUGH SCOTLAND. BY the Count
de Ponear. Two volumes. -.
With new supplies of
MEMORIALS OF QUIET LIFE. By Hare. S3.
Personal RECOLLEcTIUNS OF MARY
SOMERCL4LE. 1880.
MEMOIR AND LETTERS OF SARA COLE
,noI6 WOODHGuSE & PARHAM.
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~ KNIT WoOLLEN GOODS-Hoods,
Caps, Capes, Nubias, Breakf,st-shawls, Son,
tags, Wris,lels, Infants Bootees, Mltts, ,s ana
Hose, at Lev oroAha.A:II1
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for any one
n wishing TO 90 I'll business wiGl small capital
the cock OF goods and store fixtures and store to
rent. Great bargain by early application. The la
dies ai.ention particularly called TO This.
no 2l.-1w 63l Broad street.
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nANCING AND CALISrHENlCs. On
ssoR THOMAS Y. CARR

PROFESSOR THOMAS V. CARR faM
reception of scholars in the hall over Messrs.
Thomas X. Price & Co.'s, Main and Eleventh
streets, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY az
TERNUONS for misses and masters, TUESDA1
and FRIDAY EVENINGS for gentlemen, and at
Marshall Ward Clubhouse, Church Hill, on ] UES-
DAY AFTERNOONS and SATURDAY MORN
IN(IS at O'Clock for misses and masters. and on
MONDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS for gen.
tlemen.
Private instruction In classes or individually.
Fashionable dances a specaIty oc 26-1m
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R1cIuoNp, Noxember Ia 1874

RICHMOND, NOsember IA, 1874.
TNHE VACANCY OCCAsIONED BY
J. the resignation Of the Hon. JAAEs BROOKE Az
m.smber OF the Stale Conservative Commirtee
fnam the Eighth Congressional district has, upon
tiAe ~ commetsdagsn OF the remaining members
from that district baen filled by the of
Wu.IG,AA MArGAEu, Esq, OF Loudox1.
NATHANIEL b. MEADE
Chairman state Executive C0lpHpittce
JAxIS X. FISHER, secretary. no2i-It
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ROARDIxa AND L0DGINGs..

DOARD.-MRs. A. h. PARKER ,, AID
ID tine House. can accommodate seIsta ,nni coD-
fonsahle and commooious In the city. APpG:iia ;h
Valentine House, corner OF capi'os % an sSo.Sts
streets. -.---- ---------
DOARD.-Two persons can bea ass9sTpegs
S dated In priyate faulty With bu va snfar-
front room ON second door, faralshsSa ~ Ssstrabs;
pshed use of aath,soom, sc. Loea aIsas, acdFe;s
c. !. ca s.!!sh@eaa PEST eliee. w KY
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MARRIAGES.

Married. 4n,lhls city, on TLsssday, Novambcr 8,
1874, by Rey. j. b. Hutson, Mir. WILLIAM II.
IUSoJNS andiMiss OLIVIA q. GRADY; both of
Richmond, Va.
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r CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, AND
yESTINGS.-We call particular attention TO our
stock of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, VESTlNGS;
SATINETI, TWEEDS, JEANS, and kERSEIS;
We show the largest, cheapest and best.assorteo
stock IN the State. Lew bRCIhhhS.;
A large stock of FURS at great bargains. no II
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COMMISSIONER OFFICE
RICHMOND, November 90, 1874.

RICHMOND, n ovember 90, 1874.
A THE REQUEST OF THE COUN.
"A Sci for the personal representative of
JAMES 4. INLOES, deceased, and of tile counsel
for the personal representative of SUSAN G. IN
LoES, Geceased, ain requested to notify all per-
sons having claims against the estate OF James A,
nloes, deceased and yainst the estate of Susan G.
inloes deceased 10 file said claims with me- and pro-
duce th6 proof to sustain the same, before me on
tho II st das OF DECEMBER, 1874.
!, ss THOMAS u. EVANS,
commissioned Of the Richmond Chancery Court.
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COTRT ORDERS.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES for the Eastern District q!
Virginia. Richmond, November 10th, 1874.
In the mater of ISAACs, TAYLOR i WILLIAMS
bankrupts-in bankruptcy.
Upon the motion OF L. Fl. Starke and Others, Cret-
tors of said blnkrupts:
IL is ordered that q meeting OF the creditors q
said hankrupts be called 10 b. held ut the Office Of
". ". Forbes, register liz bankruptcy, In the city
of Richmond, on the Z4rh day OF November,
1874 for the purpose Of determining and r.
solving whether IL Is for The interest OF the crc
tors that the estate of the bansruptS should b
wound up and settled, and distribution made among
the creditors by trustees under the inspection AMI
direction Of 4 committee Of the creditors: and that
ten days notice Of such meeiln be gwen oy adSer-
tisement in the State journal and such other paper
in this city Is has the largest circulation: and II
they then determine not to appoint Trustees they
may elect an assignee or assguees OH that day. Ia
which case the meeting ied by the regs!erior TIE
purpose Of eiecling an assignee on the TN "a? d
January next Is hereby dispensed with.
ROBERT W. HUGHES.
District Judge
A Copy-Test: ~
JOHN r. POPHAM,
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MEETINGS.

< REGULAR MEETING Of FERipoN
CoNCLA AVE Of HEPTAs0PHS;;o or S :; ), W. r;,aE a.:
win be held IL nan nh an Rns,ness
IF Vial IMPORTANCE to The Order Chains the ae
ton of every member the Cons s rchen o 'ere
os n :" oisits JOHN B.VAUGHAN. serioe,
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NioN'aS TEEAsURER>s OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, November 8, 1874. ,
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF tnt
hel3 sf the Office of the company, corner OF Byrc
and Eietth Streets on TUESDAY the LIST day OF
Dccem6cr next, at p O'CLOCK nj:
The Books Of transfer Will be closeh lfrm the fll
instant mill after the day of meeting;
''''''1' Al. w. HARRINGTON.
no I0-td lreasulci.
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FEAST.


THE FEAST AT 1909 MAIN STREET
Il will he closed TONIGHT, but will reopen
MONDAY. Lunches ssrved from l TO TO-DAY.
no 2I-1t
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DRUGs, sIEDIc1NEs, dc.
4 A a MEADE q BAKER,s DRUGSTORE

I MEADESbAhhh'' lhos''ioi.D'
s1s MAIN STREET.
FINEST FRENCH CHOCOLATE. with per
cent. of EXTRACT OF BEEr-a moat valuable
and nutritious article of food for inyalids.
A SABBATH AT HOME:
DITMAN's SEA sALT-in packages costing Is
and 5oc.-for making at once REAL SEA-
SALT BATH in your own house.
g EMsER PAsTILLEN,' for bronchial affections.
These are the celebrated Lozenges made from
the Waters of EMS, and highly thought Of by
German and French physicians.
"TAMAR IN DIEM "--a laxative, refreshing and
medicated Fruit Lozenge-for the relief and
cure of constipation, especially for ladies.
SOLD by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
919 Main street.
BRAGGS,s CHARCOAL BISCUITS-made OF
dense and very pure charcoal-pleasant to tbs
taste, and most excellent for the cure of acidi,y
of the stomach, foul BREATH and indigestion.
GENUINE vICHY WATER Unprecedented
used by dyspepucs.
FREsHLY SCOTCH OATMEAL
and PURE RICE FLOUR for invalids.
For SKIN DISEASES, the ENGLISH SULPHUR
SOAP and PERFUMED CARBoLIC SOAP.
eUARANA AND PAULLINIA PoWDERs-im-
ported from FIance-very eficacious in relev-
Ing headache.
IMPORTED CARLSBAD and PULLNA WA
TIERS, by the bottle or case.
WATERS for Disgusting medicines.
IMPROVED TRUssEs and SUPPORTERS for
adults and infants
FRENCH EFFERvEsCING CITRATE OF IL
THIA.
FRENCH BISMUTH-very pure.
CHLORATE PoTASsA LOzENGEs and ALUM
and KINo LOZENGES for sore mouth and
sore threat.
FREIDRICKsHALL BITTER WATER. by the
bottle or case.
KLosTERFRAU CoLoGNE-the best in the
world.
BATHING SPONGES of all sizes.
THE FINEST TOILET POWDERS,
PERFUMERY,
SOAPS, and POMADES,
and our own
WARRANTED TOOTH-BRUSHES,
TO BE HAD AT
MEADE & BAKERS Drugstore,
919 MAIN STREET.
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nY TRUNKS, SATCHELS, TRAVEL
IING-RAGS. YALISES, aSkETS, SHAWL,
STRAPS. TRAVELLING-BtANK and
SHAWLS, at - Levy BEUihEs ho
Look at our FURS and FUR TRIMMINGS.
nO17 r.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THEATRE.

EDMOND THEATRE.
LAST APPEARANCE
of Americas greatest tragedienue,
MRS. T. w. LANDER,
'-st' supported by
Mr. JAMES II. TAYLOR. together win Mt. fHANh
- LAwLoR's STAR COMPANY.
SATURDAY Evening. NOVEMBER list, lof 4
S'-EV first time
in this city of Shakespeares sublime Tragedy
ANTHONY AND CLEOPATRA.
PRICE OF ADMIssIoN.-Reserved seats, ~ 70
general admission 81 family circle and gallery
5Oc Sale Of reserved seats this morning at =: r
JouSs1oS'S, 9lS Main street. no 2l-ltn
4 GRAND BALL will be given at 20
n ST ALBAN'S HALL on MONDAY fsA
EVENING. November 23d, for the beneflt III,
Of PAMUNKEY TRIBE, No. 40, l. o. K. NJ. ~''<N
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Henry Miller R.J Lambert, Robert j. Pollard
FLOOR MANAGERS.
w. Lacy, William Brooks, J. &. Spencer
Pleasant Gentry. q"
Tickets, S1-to be had Of any member OF tht
Tribe or the Committee of Arrangements.
The Committee of Arrangements guarantee gooe
order and decorum.
Excellent colillon music has been engaged;
no 7-Tu,1 sgt
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RESOLUTIONS e. PARENERsH1Ps
NOTICES TO TAx.PAYERS.

NOTlCE.-The Taxpayers of Tuckahoe,
~ Brookland, Fairfield, and Varina townships
are hereby notified that their State, county, and
hooitax. vii be ready for collection ut the trea-
strers ohce, III the county courthouse, from the
l6a to the 30th of NOVE MBER Inclusive. After
when Time they pass by law Into the hands OF the
township collectors with the addition of five per
cent WILLIAM NJ McGRIJOkR
no f.tOel County Treasurer.
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NE FULL-W 10TH PILLOW-CASE
COTTON at 10, 164 90, and Csc;
FULL-WIDTH BLEACIiED sHEEIlNG at 2Sc
FULL-WIDTH BLEACHED SHEETlNG at 33c
We have added to our stock 1O-4 DAFOL
SHEETING-the best manufactured;
ANDROSCOGGTN, FRUlT-OF-IHE-LOOM, Au.
BURN, CABOT. BALLOU. A. A. BATES, anG
LONSDALE COTTON, at 1870. per yard;
BED-TICk from 10 TO 35c. per yard-we call par
ticular attention TO our 2oc. tick;
CHbVIUT SHlRTISGS;
CANTON FLANNELS, blcached and uubleached
at / k, leg, 20, 20, 80 50, ana 40c:, at
u017 LEVY BROTHERS..
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OFFICE OF VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP ASD)
pIoRRr HnNsu. I

tACkET IOAPAEY, :
RICHMOND, VA. November 10, I874.3
HOLDERS OF THE SCRIP OF THIS
IL COMPANY are again urgently requested to
hand their sp 10 the trustees ut the National Bank
of Virginia, sod receive tbeIf proportion OF the Old
Domillon stessashp Company stock held by this
COMPANY.
The transfer books win be closed from December
9Th until january !, 1876.
AL persons who have not yet received Old Do
mini.'n Steamship Company scrip for their surren-
stock viii please apply ut TO the Trustees Tor the
same. DID,. BURR,
President Virginia Steamship and
no 21s1w Packet f,0,npapy
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gDIAPER! DIAPER! DIAPER y
BIRD'S-EYE DIAPER, warranted pure linen, al
20, 80, 35, 40, As, and 50c. per YARD; ., IN
s1.75, So, $3.50, 50, anu $3.50 for piece OF
ten yards; g., -s ,d 40
COTTON DIAPER at 81. 20, sl.oo' s1.'o' anu %
for d piece of ten yards;
INDIA-kUBBER DIAPERS for infants;
INDIA-RUBBER CLOTH, three-fourihnSs, ana one
rard wide. mt LEVY BROTHERS.
The best SEWING-MACHINE, OIL and NEE =
DIES. ~
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me- SOILED CORSETS.-We have q
large assortment OF importers samples of COR
SETS-at least two hundred pair-no Two pair
alike all TO be sold cheap at ,r,r,c,
no II Lew bhOAlniHno'
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RIc,IMoyp AND DAv1LLE RAlLRoAp, 6

RICHMOND AND DAy1LLE RAILROAD So.,l
RICHMOND, Vas, November 10, iofs.
NTGTICE-The annual meeting OF the
IN n,ocSho,acrs of this company will be held at
tho Exchange Hotel, In tire city OF Richnond: on
WEDNESDAY the 9th day Of December next, at
rpe hooks for fhe transfer Of stock will be closed
from the 3th instsnl until after the day OF meet
INC - RICHARD BROOKE, Secretary.
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TN FLUVANNA CIRCUIT COURT,
l. SEPTEMBER TERM. 1874:
&. Fl. Jones and Mary W. his wife. and 1h0mfS
". Tilman. Plllnti:;
against
Samuel &. Tilman, Jacob NJ. Tiiman, Samuel II.
Kidd and Hannah his wi te. Powell h.. Morris ald
Sarah Z. his wife, and others ...Defendahts'
EXTRACT FROM DECREE.
And the court doth direct one OF the con!ri.s!os'
crs OF thls court TO take AN account In addition 70
those heretofore. showing the parties INT rese1 10
the fund for dis rbutiou In this case and the amour.
of their respective interests, being governed ia ID"
settlement Of said account by the view 81 the cC.
us herein expressed. And the same commissioner
i liz ewise direcred 10 ascertain whether there ang
defendant samuel {. Tllman, or any other p@rson;
on account OF the occupancy OF the Lands III ir hhi
mentioned, any part thereof, before HE purchase
by the said samuel e. Iilman.
Notice of the lime and place of taking Tue a..
counts herein directed 10 be taken, u panii'srI
once a week for four successive weeks III some
newspaper published In The city OF Richmond. shHl
be equivalent 10 personal service as 10 all the pa'
except Samuel Z. 1ilman, who shall be enHteh ~
personal service OF notice: all which accounts 'hi
said commissioner is directed 10 state, settle. ana
report, to the court with any other matter sptcl1
stated deemed pertinent by himself or required Q?
any party interested 10 be so stated.
COMMISSIoSER's OfflCEri
PALMYRA, VA, November 4, 1874.
The parties interested In tie above SUIT an. Jug
inquiries therein directed 10 be taken VIM pIe1sse
take notice that the undersigned, conrnl>sionel ~
chancery OF the Circuit Court Of Fluyanna county,
his office, at Palmyra, 10 execute said deere:
j. SAMUEL PARRISH.
Commissioner IN Chancef!.
A. A. GRAY,p.q. no 7-SiN
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21

CARPETS! "A handsome assortment
of CARPETS, OILCLOTHS. and RUGS;
Extra large size RUGS at Sc which would be cheap
ut $40.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21

WATERPROOFS in all colors from 9Oc. up TO
S2 per yard;
WHITE, RED, GRAY, and BLUE FLANNELs
from 25c. up to 1875;
Special attention is called to our Zoe. WHITE
FLANNEL, nearly yard wide;
PLAIN and PLAID OPERA FLANNELS only
SOC. worth 75c. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21

BLANKETS! BLANKETS!-WHlTE 80, lo-4
andl2-4 BED-BLANkETS from s2.75 up te
s15 per pair;
CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS;
COLORED BLANKETS from ~ up TO 80;
HORSE-COvERS at all prices;
INDIA-RUBBER BLANKETS al IL 25 and $3.50
would be cheap n: 20 and $3.50.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21

Our WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT Is complete,
and we offer extra inducements to country mer-
chants. Orders for goods to be sent c. o. d. will
bepromptly attended TO.
SYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
no2l between Fourth and Fifth streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21
NE NOVEMBER 8, 1874.

MORE NEW DRESS GOODS, IN EVER
SHADE; SHAWLS, BEADED CLOAkS, &C
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21
no 16-dtd

4 Copy-Test ,,
JOHN r. POPHAM,
q HI lIDrl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21

Special attention is called to our stock OF CAssl'
MERES, for mems and boys wear, from 4oc
per yard up to So;
cuTNCHILI,A BEAVER at *3 worth IS;
CHINCHILLA BEAVER (all colors} at s5-chear
att 81.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21

Great bargains in TABLE LINENS, FRUIT
CLOTHS, TOWELS, NAPKINS, &C.;
Look at our 25c. TOWELS worth $3.50 per dozen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-21

VIRGINIA BUCKWHEAT FLOUR
| Y Twenty-Five bags pure Buckwheat Flour. five
| boxes Virginia Honey. five barrels New OrIe,n:
| Molasses. w. 6. DASDRID9E ( co.
oc19 S27 Broad STREET
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1874-12-21
Advice 10 a Girl who aFlnlshed.n .

Gertrude, ", tell me That yu hav been
two years in boarding school, and hay
Just finished yt,re cdulushun, and want
to lno what VI shall do next.
Listen, mi gushing Gertrude, and
will tell yu.
Get up in the morning in good season,
go down into the kitchen, seize potato
by tho throat with one hand and a knife
with the other, skin the potato, and a
dozen more Just like il, stir up the buck.
wheat batter, look in tho oven and sec