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The Crops in Virginia

ARE, with very limited exceptions,
amongst the finest ever made in the State.
They are abundant In nearly all sections,
and there is so much cheerfulness amongst
the people that the wonder is that every
dtmagogue does not get ashamed OF him
self when he commences his howl and To-
mentation over the alleged burthens ant
distresses OF the State. We are satisfied
that they are doing great deal OF harm
The signs everywhere are cheering. The
South Is at peace; all the States are in thu
hands Of capable and trustworthy people
and the feelings Of energy and hope arr
bounding with elastic spring. Yet the
hypoeritieal prophets OF evil, for party
purpose, are doing what they can to depres
the public hope and spread discord amongs
an otherwise, happy people.
Certainly the condition Of the State, thu
bright signs from all quarters, win enable
the State and the people to triumph oyel
such untimely disturbers OF public happi'
ness. The reports Of reviying commerce
and enterprise are from oil quarters OF the
same tenor. The whole nation is reYiying,
and confidence and good faith seem to be
growing and spreading with their roots
deep struck in the solid earth. We do be-
1ieYe that the critical moment has come and
passed, and now we go onward upon the
career OF restoration from the terrible adj
Yersity that has SO long prevailed.
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Gambling and Curtis.

The public understands the chief excite
ment in the Rochester (N. y Convention,
since it was manifested upon the civil-ser-
vice reform, OF which GEORGE W. CURTIS is
the champion now, as he was during GRANTS
Administration. He is the enemy Of CoNK-
LING, and this drew the fire of the Senator
and directed his bitter satire upon CURTIS.
He will never forgive CURTIS for defeating
him for the Presidency at the Cincinnati
Republican Convention in May 1916. The
CURTIS resolutions, sympathizing with
President HAYEs's conciliatory policy were
secondary and incidental. CURTIS was the
object, and he was overwhelmed with the
Senator's luyective. But CURTIS will get
even. He is editor Of Harper's Weekly, a
considerable engine in politics, and MIR.
CoNKL1NG will probably see the day when
he will regret that he assailed the editor at
Rochester in so bitter manner. $50
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ClvIL-SERvICE REPoRM.-PLATT, the Pre-
sident of the CoNKL1SG Convention, essayed,
in imitation Of his leader, to upset the argu-
ment for civil-service reform by likening
Government service to any other employ
ment. His plan of civiI,service reform was
thus stated by him:
"Adopt the same kind Of methods which
the businessman would adopt for the regu-
lation Of his factory, or the railroad super
intendent for the management Of his en-
ployes." - ~
The New York Times thus turns this plan
to Mr.. PLATPs discontinue:
"This Is excellent. Moreover, it is prac-
tical. But it does not chime with the pre-.
| viously-expressed views Of the speaker. For
1t Is notorious that no factory snperintend-
ent, no railway president, would allow his
employees to go philandering about the coun-
try managing conventions Of any sort what
ever. The oyerseer, clerk, treasurer, or
secretary OF a corporation who found his
chief employment outside OF his Office would
speedily be out Of a situation.o ~ 1880 i,
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DIR. MoFFETT, in his Harrisonburg speech
Directing to the views Of General j. A.
WALKER, declared himself gratifed that the
General could not bolt the MoFFETT regis.
ter, We take it that the Doctor is still an
advocate Of his invention for taxing drinks.
These are such doubtful times that we were
not sure until the Doctor defined his posi-
ton that he. had not gone back upon" his
own bantling. We know that one gentle
man who appeared to excel the Doctor in
the ardor OF his zeal for the register is now
as dumb as an oyster with regard to it.
The Doctors. companions, we conjecture,
are against any increase OF revenue even
through the agency Of his register, COM
monty called "punch." .>,,...s
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How EASY THE SAVAGE IS CORRUPTED &

How EASY THE SAVAGE IS CORRUPTED =
Among the chiefs who spoke in the recent
Indian Council at the White-House was
"B1G ROAD" who had never before seen
civilization, and who was fresh from the
plains and Custer batte.fields. But he said
that he wanted to be civilized very badly,
even to the extent Of 5000 boxes OF money.
With that amount to start with he would be
satisfied, and he hoped his Great Father
would give it to him. How. very. .ciyill
He is very like great many people living
IN civilized society, who are exceedingly
anxious TO get 5000 boxes of silver. and
who are yet but little more civilized than
Bro ROAD. itisahue indeed that money
does IN great deal to transform boors into
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TAT COHEN BROTHERS

mAT COHEN BROTHERS
full line Of MARCELINE ard FOULARD SILK s
in BLACK and COLORED at IS, SO. and so C
BLACK. eros DE RHINE ut SIS, 60, Is, IS, S5c.
sl.O5, S1.15, s1.20. ..r... @'.}
PURE SILK GROS-GRAN at II, $1.25, sl.35,
$1.4O, $3.50, $3.50, al.75, So. 10, 1920, *2.45,
e2.75, and 1918. The above $1.40 and S1.5 0
goods were sold at s1.75 and $l.90 last season.
In COL ORED SILKS they have the largest variety
now offered In the city. All the latest shades for
dress and strcct-wear, all the evening shades,
and Totfeta, Gros- Grain, and Br0cades. g.
In SILK VELVET they offer the largest stock ever
offered in this State. All shades of Colorcd Silk
velvets at fully Is per cent. less than New York
retail prices.
BLACK SILK VELVET at $3.50, $1.75, $3.50,
s21O, 1886. s2.45. SO, $3.50. $500. $4.25,
$3.50, SIS, 1925, 50, and $1,000 per yard.
They guarantee saving Of from rs to rs per
centum on New York retail prices.
A large lot Of the best ENGLISH GRAPES at from
1925 to So per yard. u, .s.. .....-
In BLACK and COLORED ALL-WOOL CASH
MERES they have made some very julIcious
purchases recently in addition to their hereto
fore large stock. Call and examine their prices.
A large stock OF DRESS-GOODS from l &c. up.
See their WASH-POPLIN at . and Sc.
Five cases OF ELANNELS just received; FLAN-
NELS al all prices. They warrant n saving offrom
5 to zoe. a yard ona large lot Of WHITE M
PORTED FLANNELS. Their price is 80. 37n
and soc. for full yard wide. r.a sc 20
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Bedford on the Register.

The county of Bedford at its Nominating
Convention adopted the following decided
resolution without dissent. 1t was moved
by LUTHER D. RAYMOND, president of the
Convention:
Resolved, That the act passed by the last
Legislature OF Virginia, commonly known
as the Mofettregister law, ought to
have fair trial. and should not be SO
altered as to reduce its efficiency until il
has been in operation long enough to give
it fair test; believing, as we do, that alco-
holic and malt liquors should be made to
bear their full proportion Of the burden OF
taxation. .r ST.. st.. F. .s-
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,..WonkRaxEN's Observation-Disclosures,
20. September %, 1S7T.-The working
men held meeting last night and organ.
lied an. association Tor .tssocial and. poliieal
PURPOSES" The demonstration was largely
attended. Many Of the most prominent
mechanics In the city were present. An
address was issued to tbel workingmen OF
the State calling upon them to form similar
organizations and to act In concert In oil
political matters. The objects Of the asso-
citation, from what can, be learned from
those who were in attendance, are very
similar to those Of the Baltimore organiza,
tions. This is the first meeting OF the k .lc
that has been held here, and is but an 1nlt!a'
tory step to the formation OF other assocla'
tons among the work1ngmeh.-Co'7
snondence of the Baltimore San.
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DEATHS.

Died. In this city, on Friday, September 2stll, after
long illness, which she bor,. with Christian lori.
iude, Miss SARAH j. COMBS; aged twenty-five
years. b..
Mother, brothers, rejoice in her victory. Bepa-
tient she has only passed into the next room. She
awaits your coming. We knew her and loved her
Would that the same may be written of us, aud may
end be Ike hers Gone to abrghter home, to bask
In Gods sunlight above. ! - =.
The funeral WIN take. place SUNDAY at IL A. NJ,
from the First Baptist church. Friends and &C
quaintances are respectfully invited to attend.
p Detroit and Baltimore papers please copy. " v
! Died. September goth, at 1926 O'Clock a. NJ,
REBEGCA G.. wife OF Il. G.. Tompkins, and only
daughter Of the late James and Jane A. Griffin, In
the .wenty-eiehih year OF her AGE.
Hor funeral will take place TO-DAY Sunday,
September 3Otl, from Scventh-Street Christian
church, at $50 p. Al. Friends and acquaintances
are invited to attend without further notice
+ Died. September 27th. ut 81 O'Clock p NJ. at her
residence 4lO north Eighteenth street, Mrs. MARY
j. BAKER, widow OF the late Frederick W. BAKER,
In the ffty-niuth year of her age.
Her funeral will take place from Vena6le-Street
chapel SUNDAY AFTERNOON the 30th instant
Mt On O'Clock. Friends and acuuaintanCes are IN
vited to attend without further notice II"
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m STOP AND THINK!

Z. r. PRICE s. co.
most respectfully announce TO the trade that their
,r, FALL STOCK Is now on exhibition.
In all the leading styles of SILK and WOOLLEN
FABRICS special attractions; s.' f.
KNICKERBOCKEH SU1TINGS, B0URETTES,
NATELASSES. and other French and Domestic
BLACK AND COL oRED TRIMMINGS and DIRE
SILKS; .a=. s.,.+ - o..
BLACK SILKS worth 75c., S5c., II, VI 20, S1.30,
$3.50; $1.75, s2, and upwards-at these auoteh
rates we make no claims TO sell below cost;
BEAUTIFUL LINE COLORED SILKS at 81
decided bargain; -
Attractive stock Of BLACK and MATELASSE
b. CLOAkING; 49, :. .it..'. ....
Full assortment of BLACK and FANCY CLOAkS.
BLACK CASHMERES In an endless variety.
Our specially has always been BLACK GOODS
and to these we invite examination.
HOSIERY, GLOVES, GENTLEMEN'S FURNISH
INGS, RUFFLINGS, SHEETINGS, SHIRT
INGS, WHITE AND COLORED LINENS, sc,
Largest line Of CRETONNES south of Washing
ton. .-'.-.
s. T. r. PRICE & CO.,
&C Ism 1lO1 Main street.
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r OW PRICES WILL TELL!
L wv IhICCD W I'LL 1HLL.
SEE THE BARGAINS IN FALL GOODS
NOW OPENING AT
JULIUS MEYERS,
g.. = 6O3 Broad street. 90.

25 pieces CoLoRED ALPACAs in all the new
30 1 neces q coG6RED cAsHs1EREs in new and
beautiful shades at zoe. worth Soc:
4 large and entirely new line Of FALL DRESS
GOODS selling at very low prices:
Greatest bargains ever shown III BLACK CASH
BLACK CAsHMEREs from Acc. to 1926:
Beautiful ALL-WOOI. BLACK CASHMERES at
624c. worth fully 75c.; donot fall to look ut this
great sat bargain min IN BLACK DRESS snKa *1.25
BIZ AK AK hLPAGAs at lower prices than ever; an.
other lot Of that handsome quality ut zoe. just
pIrRE MOHAIRs at 3315c. and upward
20 dozen Misses FELT SKIRTS at 40c. worth 75c.:
SO dozen Ladies HEAVY-EMBOSSED SKIRTS ut
A line of entirely new styles In sCARLETS, NAVY
i BLUE, and SEAL BROWNS:
&. large Stock of PLAIN and TWLLED WOOL
FLANNELS at prices which cannot be equalLcd;
80 pieces extra wide and heavy WHITE ALL
: WOOL FLANNELS at 25c. worth 35c.;
GRAY TWILI.ED FLANNELS at 1916. and up !;
Good USBLEACHED CANTON FLANSELS at
A extra heavy article ut 1Oe. worth fully 15c.;
A large assortment Of CHILL RES'S SOLlD-COL-
ORED HOSIERY IN plain and silk-clocked;
Excellent TWO-BUTTOE KID GLOVES at soc. !;
All the new fall shades In our TWO-BUTTON KID
at 75c., reduced from 81: -
Mems and Boys wear from Z5c-ur.
we show some extraordinary bargains III these
goods Don't fail to look at the cheap goods offered
at ,.-..-. IN. - JULIUS MEYERS. o.
Agency for NINE. DEMoREsT's patterns.
Sc 14-eOd .'t''- -
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Aman may have o very pleasant mental
recreation by specializing upon the effect OF
making legislative services gratuitous.
What blow that would be tothe dema-
gogues! The relief from them would DE
delightful beyond description. III She 4,aes.
ton to-day were Whether IL would be better
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Ont OF the sixty nominations already
made for the Legislature in the State only
fen ore AGAINST :" readj ustment "-only ten
are funders! When the whole State IL
heard from the result will be what the Post
has has frequently stated, that three fourths OF
the Conservative party and Of the Legisla.
ture, and nine tenths Of the people, will
require a readjustment Of the State debt
upon terms Just and honorable to all par
ties. ~ i.<.t
The handwriting is on the, wall, and no
one sees it better than General Walker and
orr whole State tieket.-PeterS6urg Post.
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we have q large lot OF handsome CLOAKS and
FURS retaiied az Wholesale prices Just get hand
some CLOAK for a little money ut
- ~ SYCLE BROTHERS.,
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c,,,,.ans. sn,i4ft issnots uprising int the
Indian chief should suppose that 5000
boxesaot money would make him asinar-
ysIso,isly propers civilian. There ts evf-
aently SOME .wisdomi1 the wilderness, as
toll as in fashionable circles. 81
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BANKRUPT NOTICE.
mo. 55O7.1

THIS, rs TO GIVE NOTICE THAT ON
i the 29th day Of September, A. d. 1S77, warrant
in bankruptcy issuedout Of the District Court OF
the United States for the Eastern District of Vir-
ginia against the estate OF Charles A. Hnsker, OF
Richmond, Henrco county, In said district, who has
beenndjudged q bankrupt on his own petition that
the payment OF any debts and the delivery OF any
property belonetng to said bankrupt to him or for
are forbidden by law that meeting Of the creditors
Of said bankrupt to prove their debts and choose
one or more assgnees of his estate VIII be held at
court OF bankruptcy to be holden at Richmond, Va,
before Thomas &. Atkins, Esq, register in bank
ruptcy for said district. on the 18TH DAY OF OC-
TOBER, A. D. 1877, ut 10 O'Clock A. n.
~ go .L-at &c. p. RANSDELL.
oc I-M2w ;s,.ss United states Marshal.
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EXCURSIONS.
THE GRANDEsT EXCURSION.

THE GRANDEST EXCURSION.
II .t.-.I d q
The LADIES OF CENTENARY CHURCH will
make an EXCURSION to WASHINGTON ALTI-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA, and NEW YORK, by
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, leaving Rich
mond MONDAY EVENING, the 18th of October.
Fare to Washington and RETURN. 90 90
Fare to Baltimore and RETURN. ............ %
Fare to Philadelphia and New York and re-
Tickets to each of the aboye-named points
GOOD FOR FIFTEEN DAYS.
Further particulars hereafter. oc l-lw
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DANCING ACADEMY.

DROFESsOR CHARLES w. TUM- 81
Il BLINSON'S (late of, Baltimore) DANG 80
ING ACADEMY win open TUESDAY and IL
WEDNESDAY. October Cd and Sd: Gentle 800 2
from * TIL o'clock. Eadies. Misses, and Masters
class WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTER
MOONS from 31,till 8 O'Clock. Open TO the public
OCTOBER 6, 1877. .
CHARLES W. TUMBLINsoN can be seen at Monti-
cello Hall at Z. FernandinIs any hour during the
day. PRIVATE INSTRUCTION given If required.
oc LIST
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DRY4GOOB..
QECOND SUPPLY
FALL AND Winter III GOODS


QECOND SUPPLY
F FALL AND WINTER GOODS
&g k5aJUST RECEIVED AT
L.. STERN q cos, 623 Broad street, between
sTI---e-. Fifth and Sixth streets.
3 cases best PRINTS ats and &c. per yard;
40 pieces DRESS 60Of,S. In oil shades. at &c.,;
A large assortment of handsome DRESS GOODS, In
al tile latest shades and styles from 1915. up;
BLACK ALPkCAS at &c. worth 25c.;
Our 25c. ALPACAS are worth 3hc.:
Look ut our sec. MOHA1R LUSTRE;
Handsome BLACK GA&HEstfR from 35cs up;
COLORED CACHEMTRES in all new shades;
Look at our I A BLANKETS at 1925:
Handsome BED.QUlLTs and COMFORTS;
A large stock of FLANNELS. in all coiors and at al
prices; beautiful SECK-sCARFs and HAND
BALMoRAL and BoULEvARD SKIRTS; u
WATERPROOFS in all coors:
CLOAKINGS and BEAVER CLOTHS;
All shades OPERA FLASNELS;
SHAWLS, SHAWLS, sHAWLS, In q large variety,
from csc. up TO $50 apiece. Look Al them.
Ladies' ,Gentlemen's, and Children's UNDERWEAR
Look At our one shilling POPLINs worth 25c.;
Our soc. ALPACAS are The cheapest ever offered
in this city; orr HOSIERY DEPARTMENT is
well assorted for ladies, misses, and children;
The cheapest Ladies' and Gentlemen's UNDER
WEAR In the city; large stock of CASSI-
MEHES at low prices. L. STERN CO.,
&C <tst" 523 Broad street.
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dor vssgania susbss relieved Of denitg gree
or OF her public debit should soy thass
decidedly would It be better f9shcr, morai-
" and physically, to gsk;rid d the 'derna-
gogues. -
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,PIC-NICS.

DY SPECIAL: REQUEST A GRAND
ID PICNIC win be- given by the OLD DOMIN,
ION PLEASURE CLUB at HattorFs Garden THIS
4tsHopday) EVENING, October lst. Dancing at 8,
/ Admission, so cents: ~ .i ~ oc l-1t*
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nrFALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

us r. ALL AMI w LIN LEN I'M uOoDc.
THALHIMEH & BROTHERS
will open during this week and next week one Of the
largest and Dest-aSsortcd stocks Of
nj FALL AND WINTER GOODS
-,,. to be found in the State.
Our buyer Is at present in New York, where he Is
attending all the large auction sales and making cX
tensiye purchases, which enables us TO offer goods 1T
prices Ear below their market value.
Our stock of BLACK ALPACAs and CASH.
MERES is an entirely new one. and which FOR quail
ity and durability Will SurpSS any goods tnaL nags
ever been shown in this market They VIII DC sofa
from 10 to csc. per yard less than heretofore.
most fashionable DREsS GOons, in all the new
shades from which the most particular person can
he suited 4, .rIsGs. ... : .[''
In CAssIMERES and CLOTHS for mems, boys,
and children;s wear, we Keep better line than any
stock will be added the Drciiest and best patterns 1t
has been our pleasure to offer. We call particu-
speciality, and The superior light our store affords
gives to the customer advantages not to be obtained
elsewhere. ,G III IFS" -.'. @
Our stock OF BLANKETS. sHAWLs,, FELT
SKIRTS. FLANNELS of all kinds, " CANTON
EiNsN T6WEs sREnfNa ONIONS cH
ICOES, and other goods too numerous to mention, Is
Of the best 70 be found anywhere IN TIE city and
has been purchased osel at prices to suit the closest
buyers, ,..s..-,'. d. - e 81. II !s.t,.'- .'" ~
In LADIES' GENTLEMEN'S. and CHILL
DRES'S UNDERWEAR. our stock Is complete:
also, CIIIL DREN'S UNION SUITS Of SHIRTS and
DRAWERS. - 'a..,s- ..' :. 81. -" II, s.-
Our KID-GLovE DEPARTMENT Is complete
in every quality, and Is the best ever exhibited We
have Just received about so dozen pairs OF TWO
BUTTON OPERA and DARK KIDS, which we
VIII sell ut 50ca pair. These are The best ever sold
at tiat price.
81.
The celebrated COOLEY'S CORK CORSET-one
of the best made-for sale here. ..,r' ~.
Our stock of NOTIONS and FANCY GOODS. such as
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDkERCElEfS, -
RIBBONS, SCARS. .s. .
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS, LACE TIES,
and q thousand other articles, which for want OF
space we cannot mention, las been carefully selected
10 suit the trade. =.
Can early and see the bargains to be had ut
THALHIAlER BROTHERS..
sc Is COL Broad street, corner of Sixth.
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sCTOOL-BOOIxs.
ccHooL-BoOKs.

SCHOOL-BOOKs.
COLLEGE and UNIVERSITY TEXT BOOKS
MEDICAL and LAW BOOKS for s,u,en,s -
the profession,
FRENCH: ENGLISH. and EHlfhS scroor
BOOKS;
SECONDHAND BOOKS for sals cheap;
STATIONERY for the schooI.rooin and desk
receiving daily at the bookstore Of
Gel W0ODHOUss & PARUAy
A Ii THE TEXTBOOKS Used N
the Richmond College, Randolpli-sracou. Ns,ro,,
College, University Of Virginia, the public and -,
vate schools Of Richmond and vlrg,ut,. A., $780,,
on the best terms at 1902 and 1904 Main street.
OLD BOOKS TAKEN IN EXCHANGE.
sc 27-d&w RANDOLPH q Fvc,,c,,
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FAIR.
r ADIES' FAIR. '*FFs
IL AT THE TABERNACLE,
e, CORNER TWENTY-SIXTHA AND BROAD,
COMMENCING MONDAY, OCTOBER 1ST. ,

CHURCH will hold FAIR in the TABERNACLE
which they have had erected corner Twenty-si1th
and Broad. for the purpose Of repairing their CHURCH,
USEFUL ARTICLES will be offered for sale. HOT
SIIPpERS fIrnished '. : - Sc 29&oc l,5;lO&15 ?
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BOOTS. SHOES. &c.

CHEAP FALL BOOTS AID are
SHOES and Il large 10: Of sATCliEI.~ row on hand
AT JACOB MAYS, COZ BROAD STREET
Look ut The prices below:
90 dozen ladies' assorted SATti HE'S at - AMI
s5c.;
Another lot of LADIES GOAT Eu1ruN.E"oTS
$3.50 and 1925:
MISSES GOAT BUTTON-BOOT-, -" AMI -;
LADIES CALF and PEBBLE GOAT LACE
SHOES, $3.50 and ~:
LADIES SEWED GOAT SHOES. ! AMI Sl.2j: =.
LADIES, FOXED CATERS. il.25. $50, an!
upwards:
chill DREN'S school LACED SHOES, Il:
CHILDREN'S SCHOOL BUTTOE-BonTs, 3l.2j
aud $3.50:
GENTLEMEN'S CATERS, 81 and sl.7j:
CENT? EMEN'S CALF LACED SHOES. s2:
GESTLEMENS FINE CALF CATERS. - AMI
S3.75-best-wearing shoes.
A great many BOOTS and SHOES AZ low prices
of all qualities. call will convince the purchaser
OF It's truthfulncss. Call carlyat
.... JACOB MAYS, COZ Broad street
Closed on SATURDAYS till night.
Orders by mail receive immediate attention
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BOARDING.

DESIRABLE ROOMS ON FIRST AND
Il, SECOND FLOORS, ~.
CAN BE HAD AT THE VALENTINE HOUSE.
TRANSIENT COMPANY comfortably accouilno-
dated. (se 2S-eod4tsI MRS r. c. WHITE.
BOARD, on. NC DERATE TERMS may
~ be bad BIT G shr9ug Gasrier
4 ft:ss,ll 5s.+t;t al 7 TIA
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PROPOSALS.


INFORMATION WANTED OF La s.O1
/, 1 poI,D THIESIUS, native or Germaa,naE. .nS
came 10 this country between 1s4 and islSS, d
sannosed 10 have settled in 1ae ses,,. Nv mil.
Ssricaf. a IdJress Eg, ID. CHESfEkMas,.
!, Sc ad,eod5t .tqis Dsspasea efiee' hieni'0"''
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MILITARY NOTICES.
ADJUSTMENTS
.'" ADJUSTMENTS. .-....
RICHMOND THEATRE Ml'l r., .... H..
GRAND OPENING OF THE, REG ULAR
a..---.-0 SEASON.
A CONSPICuOUSLY BRILLIANT ENGAGE.
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SIX NIGHTS AND SATURDAY MATINEE.
->it The eminent shakspearian Tragedian.
Mr. JOHN MCCULLOUGH,
the head and front Of the legitimate drama upon the
American Pacific slope, with n support that excels
any theatrical venture for many years In the South
The well-known and highly appreciated Tragedlan,
Mr.. MILSES LEvICK; the brilliant faVorite Of
the Australian anu Californian stage, Miss Flea
NOR CAREY; the popular young actor, Mr.. At
KINS LAWRENCE: the tragic actress, Mrs. OC-
TAVIA ALLEN, and the rest Of the company OF
COMPARATIVE MERIT. - 49,.
The repertoire Of the engagement will comprise
MONDAY, October LIST. Lord Lytton'S RICHIE
LIEU; ,
TUESDAY, SIiakspeare's HAMLET; #s
WEDNESDAY, Shakspeares KING LEAR, with
special cast OF remarkable excellence:
THURSDAY, ShakSpeare's RICHARD III. 81. 81.
No play will be repeated: In each the Leading
characters will he cast with notable strength, and
will be produced with new scenery and costum
SCALE OF PRICES: Balcony chairs, 81 80; dress
circle and orchestra, reserved, 81. =.
The sale OF seats viii commence THURSDAY at
O'Clock ut c. F. Johnston's, 91S Main street. =.
sc 25-6t o.. g.. >''- ~ i..=