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EVASION OF THE POSTAL LAWS Wash
inqton, November 5.-The Postmaster-Gcn-
eral to-day rendered decision OF some
general interest in the case OF Boston pub
Usher, who has claimed right TO distribute
to Boston subscribers bis periodical, The
Missionary Herald, by sending copies to Il
news agent in Brookline to be by him
mailed to subscribers in the city at the
pound rates of postage. Judge Key decides
that this is 4 wholly inadmissible evasion OF
the law, which prescribes local rates of
either one cent or two cents upon each
newspaper or periodical that is published
and distributed in city provided with let
ter-carriers. The same ruling will be ap-
piled to business-c circulars, Of which many
thousands are understood to he distributed
in the large cities after escaping payment OF
the proper rate of postage by the same in
geDious evasion Of carrying them to be
mailed from ciosely-neighboring post-ottices.
The loss to the postal revenues is the differ
cnce between the rates OF two cents per
pound and one cent for each circular.
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The Democrats Lose E1nGPcSsnHe1s-s
"a n fqisS g5ft IT.
l rs ,pn,s yg,a.htpgton telerra,.,s.

sinipre SUMS Warrington telerralasJ
The opinion pf sagaci ous Republicans
prominent IN official and private positions
was that whafeyer OF Repu lican advantage
was gained To- day was due almost il not en-
tirely to tho reae tfon against the greenback
theories which have sprung up within the
last two or three weeks. In several OF the
congressional districts where gains have
been made By the Republicans it's admit.
ted that they. are due to the. assistance OF
hard-money Democrats who would not sup
port their own party candidates because OF
their sreenback taiat. Buffers defeat ,s
also due TO the Democrats who voted Tor
Talbot instead OF throwing away their
votes on Abbott. The best Judgment here,
based On; the returns received up to mid
night, is that the Democratic majority 10
the next House will not fall below the pres
ent majority, and may be yet greater.
The Republican committee claim up 10
midnight gain OF nine members In the
States so far heard from, which does not IN
clude any OF the western States.
IThis was Tuesday night
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ms Next House of Representa- lives.
rhe Democrats Hase sixteen snai offty y
Che present House. They gained esght IN
the October elections. That makes twenty
four. They gained seyera. in the southern
states ON Tuesday. they, therefore, had
some thirty rnaiority to be overcome by the
Republican gains In the northern and north.
western states on Tuesday. We write with.
out Knowing certainly the results IN these
latter states; but we think the Republican
cams cannot run above ten in all OF them
together. This will leave the Democrats 9
working maiority. ,l
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yoa0s, LEGENDS, and Ballads. By JOHN
RoYLE.O'REILLEY. Boston: Pilot Pub
fishing Company.
o'REILLEY is 4 poet much esteemed by
the Irish.
For sale by j. w. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH
England from a Bacs- WINDOW; aosth
Vie1es Of Scotland and IRELAND. BY D..
NJ. BAILEY. the Danbury Neus-man.
Boston: LEE & SHEPARD.
The Danbury humorIst tries his hand
upon travelled letters in this book.
For sale by j. w. RANDOLPH q ENGLISH
ST. Nicholas: Scribner's Illustrated Mag
azine for Girls and Boys. Conducted BY
MARY MAPEs DODGE. New York: Serb
NER e Co.
The annual published by scRIBSEE is
really one Of the best publications OF its
kind ever edited in this country. The con"
tents are always entertaining and lnstrCc-
tive. They are collated with line taste,
marked by refinement and intelligence, ana
illustrated in admirable style. we most
heartily recommend it as an excellent work,
calculated to afford the best entertainment
to young people; and it is a very pleasant
and consolatory fact that what best pleases
the children is found irresistibly attractive
to PEOPLE advanced in life. This is fine; for
the heart that is warmed with the feelings
OF childhood and enllyened by the things
that interest the minds Of young people is
happy. The most delightful hours OF the
venerable grandpa are those he passes
among the children, romping with them and
running over their books and pictures,
never emitting "Mother Goose" ST. Nj
caolas is one OF the best Of children's books,
and therefore very interesting to people OF
a larger growth. For st. Nicholas, address
ScRlBSER & Co., New York.
Scribner's Monthly: An Illustrated Maga-
zine for the People. Edited by j. &.
HOLLAND New York: SCRIB&EE ~ co.
No. 743 Broadway.
This is another periodical published by
sCRIBNEE. 1t is, as well as that Of 81. Nicho-
las, very excellent literary work, and
highly deserving of patronage. The monthly
parts bound in volume make very good
reading for leisure hours.
" For Perciuct" A Novel. With ilustra-
tions. Philadelphia: j. B. LlPPINcoTT d
Co.
For sale by WEST, JOHNSTON Co.
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! SPECIAL NOTICES.
Er<y FAIR WEEK FAIR-G0ODs
FAIR PLACE. FAIR DEALNGi

3 HEADQUARTERS FOR DRY GOODS is d!
THALHIMER BROTHERS., COL Broad street.
where you will find the best and cheapest DRY
GOODS in The city. Give us call and see for your
selves.
$500. $500. .CLOAKs, CLoAKs, CLOAKs.
400 CLOAKs, manufactured expressly 10 our or
der, just received. Look at our stock OF CLOAKS
before purchasing. 5000. >,s-gs.7,.o-s,g
sHAWLs, SKIRTS, BLANKETS. QUILTS,
CARPETS, CUHTAIN-LACEs, TOWELS, NAP
KINS, TABLE-LINEES, SHEETINGS. BED.
TICKS, FLANNELs,- CAsSIMERES, TWEEDs,
JEANS. WATER-PROOFs, BEAVER CLOTHS,
&C.. at extraordinary low prices.
DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
$50 pieces DRESS GOODS OF all kinds, from 10
to 75c. yard. Call and see our stock Of DRESS
GOODS.
Sc. BLACK ALPACAS at 12H, 1e. 20, 25, 80.
So, 40, so, 50, and 75c. worth 10 25c. yard
more.
65 pieces BLACK CAsHMEREs, from 1Gc. to
1926. Don't buy your Black Goods before looking
ut our stock.
AZ dozen elegant WHITE C0RSETS Job lots) at
Soc, would be cheap at 75c.;
SO dozen CORsETS ut 75c and 81 worth SOC.
ABDOMINAL and other CoRsETs for stou. ladies,
A dozen hides SOLID and STRIPED HOSE, 10
to 75c.;
80 dozen Gentlemen's PLAIN aud FANCY HOSE,
10 to Soc:
7s dozen Childrcn's and Misses FANCY HOSE,
10 75c.
HEADQUARTERS FOR KID GLOVES.
90 dozen WHITE OPERA and COLORED KID
- GLOVES at 5Uc.-tHc best glove that we have
ever offered mt that price:
81 dozen BLACK AMI COLORED at 75c. 81, and
Sl.50. Give ms 4 call If you want good and cheap
KID GLOVES.
SILK HANDKERCHIEFS AND SCARFS.
% dozen Ladies' SILK HANDKERCHIEFS. large
size, plain and brocaded, ut soc. worth 81:
l6 dozen handsome BROCADED HANDkER-
CHIEFS at 7Jc. worth 1923;
SO dozen SILK SCARFS 1T Is. 25, 40. and 73c.
Also. large variety OF RIBBONS, PORTE-MON-
NAlES. COLLARS, CUFFS, BOWS, &C., ut
very low prices
Cnen bosomsl ut soc. Don't fail to call and get
some of them 1T
oc 29-d4t&tS,M&Thts Col Broad street.
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Terrible Eartnauake in salvador.
. TOWN DESTKoYED-MANT PEOPLE BURIED
pr-INS


IN THE RUINS.
NEW York. November 5.--A Panama let
ter, dated October 26th, says: Salvador,
at O'Clock on the evening of October 20tb,
severe earthquake was experienced in the
village Of Juenapa and neighboring towns
in the department OF Usulutan, in the south
ern portion of the republic of Salvador.
Nearly all the houses in Jucapa were de-
stroyed, and many families buried In the
ruins, particularly in the outskirts OF the
town, where the means OF escape were con-
fined to narrow streets, and where the
houses were not so solidly constructed as
in the central. At last advices ten bodies
had been recovered. aud many more were
supposed to exist under the ruins, as some
are missed by friends or relatives. The
towns included In the disaster are Guada-
lupe, Nueva Guadalupe Chinameca, usnl-
tatan. The Caserio del Arenal, Santiago
de Maria, which is entirely ruined and some
lives lost, condition in which are also
found Tecapa, Triunfo, and San Buena
Ventura. In Nueya Guadalupe and China
MEGA the ruin is complete, and the loss OF
life is also to be lamented."
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DEATHS.

Died, November s, 1878, MARY G., wife of
William H Tatum. =
Funeral from residence, SOC west Grace street,
TO-DAY, November 7lh, 1T O'Clock z. III.
!, Died, on the 5lh .nstanr,at 8 O'Clock P NJ, Miss
REBECCA WILLIAMS, sister Of the late Jesse
Williams, In the eight y-eighth year of her age.
Friends of the family are invited 10 ATTEND the
funeral at the First Baptist church TODAY lThurs-
dayI at IL O'Clock III.
Died, on Monday, November 4th. JESSE kEE-
SEE, youngest SON OF William r. and G. Cary
Jones; aged four years, nine months and twenty
two days. esss..s. ..itt.i
Died, of yellow fever, In fernando. Miss, ON the
25th Of October, Or. EDWARD BULLlNGTON,ia
native OF He,rico county. Va, but for many years
resident Of Mississippi, IN The sixty-ffth year of
Ii r.nsra- :. Z
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Observation-Disclosures, as far as received,
indicate the election OF congressman as fol-
lows: First district. Gibson (Democrat);
Second district, Ellis (DemocraD; Third
district, Acklen (Democrat); Fourth dis
trict, Elam (DemocraD; Sixth district, Ro-
bertson (Democrat). Solid delegation.
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MARRIAGES..

Married, in this city. October 80, 1878. by the
Rev. 7. L. Preston, D.. D., GEORGE u. HOLMES
to JESSIE. only daughter Of the late Rev. Jesse II.
Turner; all of Richmond, Va.
Married, ut the residence of the BRIDES mother
on The evening of October 3lst. by Rev. Charles
Iinnigerode D. d. DR. THOMAS j. MOORE OF
Charlotte, n: C., aud JULIA, only daughter OF the
late james Fl. Grant, Of this city. No cards. 4
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T COHEN BROTHERS
arc now offering the laI gest stock of
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS
ever offered in tkis State
Good qu3lity BLACK SILK ut rs and S5c.;
Heavy GRUS-GRhIN from 81 toSl.25;
GUINNET'S SATIN-TINISH 1T $1.25, SLIGO,
1856, and 90;
BONNET'S SATIN-FlNISH ut Sl.35, Sl.50,
$i.75, *1.S5. S2.05. 52,4O, 1886, and S2.75.
for quality that equals any ever offered hereto
fore ut -.
In COLOEED SILKS, offer every quality and color,
Including all the new shades. special attention
is called TO an extensive variety Of handsome
evening shades.
4 large stock of BLACK and COLORED SATINS,
including The various delicate tnts;
Also. the largest stock BLACK and CCLORED
SILK-VELVETS ever offered; oc 26
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The Seventh District.

HAEars Is elected in the Seventh district,
and that fanatic and coarse politician PAuL
is beaten, ind this NE are very glad Of. We
are not WITH Judge HAREIs In all his views
I hut he i, compared with PAUl, e HypEaIog
icta SsAggs
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LECTURE.

.DR. WELTER AT MOZART HALL
~ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER STH. AT 8 2. NJ
Lecture: CINDERELLA AMONG THE ARIs.
PIANO RECITAL: Selections from scnnman, Dee
thoven, Weber, MendeSsohn. Chopin. IhalDefg.
Tickets. Soc: 10 be had at Wyatt's; josiah KY
land Co.'s 81 cast Main street; aud Dr. WelterS
mu ,ic-rooms, 26 north Ninth street IMilsnnssons
Eal1 no I'M w, uMFftN
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CxoCnEHY. GLasSw AXE. &c.
GOODS.

NEW GOUDS.
ELEGANT DECORATED DINNER III" ''.'
SETS OF lloral aud bird Ircofait"ES; t...
RICH VASES OF marine, bird. an'! Aorh ,.'''' .-'
HEAI"rIFUL Toll ET-SETS Of pew d,~iE",' ,...
These goods were manufactured ami dec"iA'. ,
U,yiIaud ( Co.. OF Limoges, France, eelctL''i b.
our order. >..,.,, ,,,.,.., ,.., ..,
the single piece. .,,,..,,. ,,,,,>., my.
NER and TEASE'rS OF al lie new III, Il -.
,NERICAS CHINA DINNER and IN " M
4 new line OF TOILET WARE-yerF h"""''''N'
TIN TOiLEr-SETS In great variety ,,,
HOUSEFURStSHISG GOODS OF All "'H'''
All the novelties In FANCY GOODS; ..x,,,,,r..
Parties are especially Invited to can az. ~,
my stock whether they wish to purchase .! WIZ, n1i
10, lNli Main Sircrs
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LIVERY STABLES.

These STABLES are now completed, and will
compare favorably with any In the United States
and an now prepared to accommodate the public
in the .t.. ... III. =. :.
LIVERY BUSINESS.
II A BAZAAR for the sale OF all kinds of STOCK.
CARRIAGES. and VEHICLES Of ever descrip-
ton, HARNESS. &C.. has been established IN con-
neclion with the stables, and
~ AUCTION SALES
will be conducted by an experienced aucdoneer
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, Ut IL
o'clock A. Al.
My accommodations for keeping private horses
and carriages are unsurpassed.
Droyers aud transient customers will have every
facility extended them for the transaction Of their.
business, and charges will be made very able,
. A BLACKSMITH and WHEEL WRiGHT-SHoP
conducted by competent and experienced hands, is
attached to the stables.
oc9 JOHN u. DAVIS.
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MT COHEN BROTHERS

HAVE JUST OPENED
40 pieces Of SATELASSE DRESS GOODS, in
black and colored, ~ 161sc.:
80 pieces ALPACA LUSTRES, In black and col
ored, at 12Hc.;
Is pieces WIDTH MOURNING GRAY
at 16nc. worth 35c.;
25 pieces ALL-WOUL MATELASSE BEIGE at
37%c. worth fully double:
A large stock OF new dcs Gns In PLAlDS;
Also. full assortment of NOVELTY DRESS
GOODS;
The best ALL-WOOL soc. CASHMERE ever Of
ffrcd in this city;
LUBIN'S BEST CASHMERES ut greatly-rcduced
prices;
A ktryc stock Of MOURNING GOODS. oc 26
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Funeral Notice.

The friends and acauairiances Of the late John
Is. ,rfNsLEY, Jt, and those OF his father-in.iaw
mon2 HowIfzers are respectfully. invited to ass em-
BILE afthe Exchange Hotel on TIL TUESDAY, the 7th
convey them to Hollywood, Fnnerat services at the
grave. g,5f,zS$s rs, 43slf :.
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we confess, also. to surprise at the small
vote received by Colonel Newman; but 1t
fs sr,Ily accounted for by the total lack OF
real organization on his behalf, and the
Joint incompetency and nnfaithfulness OF
those who pretended to labor for Him.
! phigof yesterday.
How very base to be unfaithful to- Ew-
MAN, who was so true to the Conservative
party!
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The first Virginia district seems to. have
elected General Beale by a very ltnge ma
iarity, il the returns received may be TAX en-
as ndicatigeo OF the result. .s".Iig
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RICHMOND. VA. sot6 October, 1875.

To ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Take notice
that petition has been filed in said court by Writ
Roberts, OF Richmond, Va. in said district,
duly declared . bankrupt under the act of Con-
gress OF March 2, 1857, and the acts amendatory
thereof and supplementary thereto. for discharge,
and certificate thereof from NIL his debts and other
Claims provable under said acts, and that the 18th
DAY OFNOHEMBER,1 87s, ut IL O'Clock M at the
office or Thomas >. Atkins, Esq, Regisf er In Bank
ruptcy, In the cusI0m-house IN the city or Rich
moud Va. is assigned for the hearing Of the same
when and where yon may attend aud show cause. Il
any YOU have, why HE prayer Of the said petition
should not be granted,
&C Sl-ThsW JOHN r, PoPHAM, Clerk,
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4 Il MEADE IL BAKERS

A L MEADE IL BAKERS
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIOES FOR INVALIDS.
AIt-PILLOWS FOR TRAVELLERS,
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR TIE HEAD,
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER 4ED-PANS,
TkAVELLISG-FLASkS
SPONG E-BhGS.
POCKET STOVES.
IIORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET.INIiALERS,
STEAM-INIIALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
tBDDMlNAL-SUPPGR
IARD-RUBEER THUsSES,
SUOCLDEH-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCiiES,
FEVER-TERMOMETF
LVANIC-BtTTER!ES
And all SURGICAL ana
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold 4:
MEADE L BAKERS Drugstore,
auo7 9l9 Main street.
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"oh, Tor tongue to curse The slave

/ And blasts them In their hour OF might
Exactly. This is what all Democrats will
most heartily adopt at this time.
We think, however, that when great
party, with its proper objects of public
good and public peace before it, steps aside
to tamperwith an Objectionable third party,
1t merits disappointment, and that is what
1t seldom fails to win. 1t is time, we say
above, that the Democratic party should
profit by its experience. It should stand
boldly and inanfuIly up to its broad princi-
Piles. and make no concessions to gain the
auxiliary cooperation OF men whose objects
are not consonant and harmonious with those
noble ones it is the end and aim Of their
party to achieve. Such policy is unwise, its
morality defective, and il is good for the
body polite that such policy and morality
should come to grief. II it were otherwise
it would soon turn out that bad motives
and bad measures would snpplant good
ones, and the country be brought to wide
spread evil
We, do not beiieye that the Demo cTatic re-
verses at this time VIII amount to disaster,
and the Democrats should make haste to
correct past errors and to compact and con-
centrate their party policy and energies.
I This will put them in an ingincibie attitude.
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RrCHMoNDf IRCUnAr.Ns LIBRARY

THE RICP. MOND CIRCULATING Ii,
n BRARSE, corner OF Third and Franklin streets,
Is now open 10 the public from 0 A. II. TO 5 Z. II.
On It's sha,r es Will be found the worxs Of the most
popular NC ;cliSts, including Auerback Black, Brad
don RniS er, Collins, Dickens, Eliot, Fleming. Har-
and, NJ lesley, Macdonald. MarlltL Mulcck. Payne.
Reade Scott, Ihackeray, Eonec. and Others; tc-
seihe with the most recent publications III History,
Sclr ice, biography, Travel, &C. 70 these additions
W! be mace of all the New Books as they are pnh-
r.Shct. a aar
, TERMS always In advancc--one book at iimel:
One year, 81; SIX months, $3.50; three months,
| $3.50. Il ~ @ .s@ Is :. 80 s% ~
BOOKS may be kent two weeks. except recent pub
lleatlons, which eau be retained only one week.
Extra books, 10 cents per week. no 6-eodlM
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RICHMOND-ONE DAY ONLY,
on GROUNDS FRONTING wEsT-END PARK,
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 11Tu.
on A TRIUMPHAL SOUTHERN TOUR, AND
THE SOUTH'S FAvORTrE SHOW.

SEATS for 5000 people; 1000 OPERA
=: 80 ToNs OF ELEPHANT FLESH. in pyra-
mids, military drill. &c.
ROYAL TALLY-HO COACH, illustrating Eng
fish pleasure life.
1OLADY RIDERS, led BY the unchal!engcd En-
press of the Arena and the orly woman LYING VINO
rides four horses. Mile ELISE DOCkRIl.L l..
l2 MALE EOUESTRlANS, headed by the cham
pion bareback rider of the world, FRANCISCO
'5 5 RUYAL BENGAL TIGERS, performed In open
'' 10 GRAvE.RoBBING IiYENAS, in all iron
bound den. open in the streets, with their Kramer
among them.
liam athlete, FRANK GARDNER.
Group Of 6 MEXICAN PANTIIERS.
10 GREAT CLOWNS-lrish. French, German,
English and American; and 1000 startling fca-
lures. new 10 the public. -,
100 SUPERB CIRCUS CELEBRITIES-Fines
act OF tumbirg, most pcrious teats OF leaiing.
best dressed people, and bctter-raincd horses
and ponies, most brilliant street procession most
'stupcndous exhibition and largest nlenagerie Oil
earth. All under acres OF waterproof pavilion.
TWO GRAND PERFORMANCE S 1t and 1880
p. NJ. Doors open one hour previous.
GORGEOUS FREE STREET PROCESSION be-
tween 8 and 10 a. Nj. daily. .
Admission, so cents: children under nine years,
25 cents; reserved chairs. 20 cents extra.
win also exhibit at PETERSBURG, TUESDAY.
November 18th; WELDON, WEDNESDAY, 3th.
Tickets can he obtained slight advance on the
day of exhibition at c. +. Johnston's music-store.
I'd
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.
CHEAP READING.

We offer as TEN CENTS over 300 paper norels-
new and old: some by Scott, dickens, Black, Huge,
James. Thomas, Collins, Nc. The usual prices are
from 10c. 10 75c. each. We have many good School
Books ct l0c each also, che largest assortment Of
Standard Works-new and od-in the soatherri
States, and the prices usually lover than lhsy
can be had anywh.re else.
.4Is@E RANDOLPH & ENGI.ISri,
no 6.d&W 1909 and 1904 Main Street
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RrIsaNESS CHANCES.

4 GOOD BUSINESS OPENING.-An
IN FOUAL PARTNERSHIP in Genteel and
business may be secured by re-
thereto Nine hundred dollars ptai required and
30 500 yearly profit assured. Address PROFIT
DtsDatch office. no 7-lt*
NOR SALE CHE p, SHOWCASES,
Il COUNTERS, SHELVING, GLASS-COVERS,
- -, . JOHN ADAM,
no 7-1tk zoe east Main street.
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BANKRUPTCY.

mo: 5569t
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
il UNITED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF VIRGINIA-IN THE MATTER OF
WRIT .ROBERTS, BANKRUPT, IN BANK
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BANK OF RICHMOND.
z. w. PICKRELL. President.
b, Il, SNEAD, Cashier.


n.
TAY Il SUTHERLAN fyzsa
Ill SUCCESSORS TO wM. MCRRY). S-A--
have removed their
UNDERTAKING ESTABLISHMENT
from 1O7 Governor street to the large and cOmmo-
dious store 9G2 MAIN STREET. wher" thev Will
keep on hand an increased stock Of WOOD and
no 1-eod2W
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'S9'IlSETIRE.

FALL GOoDS.-Wr woul eau 10
A. ell attention TO our large ani >c""t ,:''H L.l,
of FALL. STYLES. We have ~" 10 SOC" ~
Fine P.trlor SHts In crimson. g"i ana nL'"" W.,
co,cliuc very Handsomely: sui NlH no" - ~'. "
Tapestry Rris. and flair-cloth: hir :! ,'' ,
Fns, Lake with dar, marble due chan 'i 800
with Grcssing-caSc aud freUch dresser ".'|.
Book Cases. Hat-lacSS. ioun%r., Lr,.tt. T. ~.
sion Tables. \ iul! l!nr oil tiif.A 80 -; 80. o..
az every .ipt Examine oar stock aEi CON. 1851
VI Z. GATintGIiT >''N'
So 2S-3m 10 r"'''"''
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DANCING ACADEMIES.
BANKS AND BANKERS.
ESTABLISHED 1860.
RANDALL II. FOOTE. BANKER,

RANDALL II. FOOTE. BANKER,
70 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
having been for twelve years Il mcmter Of New
York Stock Exchange and Fice-Prc>i:!ent al Cola
Board. the highest character ana experience Is
guaranteed. Stocks, Gold, and Bonds: nj so stock
contracts, such rs .'StraddcSn puls and " calls >
Oh large or small amounts hougt and sold on rcGii-
AZ commissions and moderate margins. Pamphlet
entitled Wall street." aud stock tables containing
valuable ilfornation mailed on receipt OF lOc.
AL 2O-cOllN
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CIRCUS ASe MENAGERHE.

CIRCUS ASS MESAGEkHE.
THE FAMOUS LONDON CIRCUS
AND
SANGER'S ENLARGED BRITISH MENAGERlE
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DICHMoND MOZART ASSOCIATION.

The regular weekly soirce will take place at Mo-
Fart Hall THIS Thursday EVENING ut S9
O'Clock. Admission only by membership or invita-
tion-cards, which must be presented at the door.
Members can obtain inyilation-cards on application
at WAITS music-store, No. 920 Main street.
IA 9TH
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R1CHNoND HozAN1 N''001H '101''
SPECIAL NOTICE.

NEW MEMBERSHIP TICKETS are being pre-
pared to be substituted for those now In Use. They
will be exchanged, us far as practicable, by The col
lcctOr, when making his collection of November
tickets ready for exchange Ut that time. All such
have not been exchanged before the 7th of N0vem-
her will be taken up by the doorkceper If presented
for admission on and after that date; but members
can get their new iickcs afterwards Oh application
to the Treasurer. If not in arrears for dues.
regulations concerning them will hereafter be rigid
" enforced and tickets used by others than their
owners will be immediately forfeited.
BY order OF The Board of Governors.
SAMUEL SINTON, Treasurer,
&C 3l,no2.5&7 No. 11U3 Main street.