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ssoressa e,, rtc,s,s,.

81 81. PgTERsBpRe, November 1. The Golos
and other Journals to-day deprecate the
giving Oh direct assistance TO the Amer OF
Afghantstan, md advocate benevolent
neutrality. The Gotos treats the English
ssttsnaaiane rs a postponen1ent OF military
operations to an indefinite period, and ad-,
vises Russian diplomacy to endeavor to
prevent an open collision between England
and Aighanistan.
BY order OF the Commander In Chief Of
Caucasian district are reduced to peace
footing. Tie Eraivan and Rion detach-
ments are to be demobilized. md furloughs
are being granted.
LONDON, November 1.-Matthews and
Neilhman, merchants Of Glasgow and
Leith, have failed.
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MARINE aM'TEsl.,saENsI..
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER l, 1878

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER l, 1878.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Wyanoke. Couch, New York. merchan-
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen Il Co.. agents
Steamer Lncille, =, Baltimore. merchandise ana
CLEARED.
Steamer GIcnl0gan (Cr.), -, Rio Janeiro, Hour,
Haxali- Crenshaw Company.
Bark Telegraph CcGer. BremerhaTcn, Germany,
tobacco, slaves, and logs, Curtis Parker
SAILED.
Steamer j. w. Everman. Carr, Phiiafclphia
merchandise and passengers, j. w. McCarrick
agent. -,
Steamer Ariel, Mayo, Norfolk, United States
mail, merchar disc, and passengers.
Schooner Flcetwins, Maddox, New Dediord, Cur
RE & Co.
Schooner Ida Dabcock, Dare, Boston, coal, Cur
It's & Parker.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner j. V. Wellington, Rich, Boston, for
Richmond, at New York October 3Qth.
BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK, November l.-Arryed: Regulator.
Arrived out: Enrique.
LEITII, November 1.-Sailed October 3lst: Bark
Mary Jane, for Hampton Roads.
FORT MONROE. November 1.-PaSsed out from
Richmond: Bark Skandia for Brazil. Passed i'll for
Richmond: Schooner Brisk.
MARINE DISASTERS.
DETROIT, November 1.-The barge Rutler, of
Ludngton harbor. is sunk about mile from Lud-
ingtou pier. There on board about seventy
men. who went TO the vessel last night to trim her
In rigging. The sea Is running very high. Efforts
are being made TO rescue them
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TIorrlbYe Crime by Trasnps.

New YORK, November Ia dispatch
from Port Jervs gives an account OF hor-
rible crime committed at Thompson. Pa,
where Miss Kennett, a young school-teacher,
was outraged by tramps, who, fearing
Identification, cut out her tongue. The
victim seems to have had strength enough
remaining to have written her wrongs on
the blackboard in the school-room. The
trustees, gathering for regular meeting last
Friday evening, discovered the evidence OF
the crime in the iifeless victim on the school,
room floor, and her written story on the
blackboard.
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washington Items.

WASHINGTON. November IN. Theophi-
hes, the French Auditor OF Railway Ac-
counts, reports to the Secretary of the lnte-
rior that the Central Pacific Railway Com
pany neslects to comply with any OF his Off
cial requests for reports concerning its busl-
ness operations. The subject will be re-
ferred to the Attorney-General as to the
right OF the Auditor to investigate the hnan-
cial affairs and business operations generally
OF the company.
Governor Wallace, OF New Mexico, re-
ports that since the Presidents proclama-
ton lawlessness in that territory has nearly
subsidized.
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Post.OHice Matters.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The follow
ing is from list prepared at the Post-O Office
Department of the presidential post-otfices
OF which the present incumbents' commas
sions expire before the end OF the next ses-
sion Of Congress: Virginla-Hampton, De-
cember 21st; Harrisonburg, january 18th;
Liberty. February Sd; Staunton, December
18th; University Of Virginia. January 18th.
North Carolina-Ashville, January 10Th;
Greensboro, January Goth; Wilmington,
january 18th.
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TELEGRApHIC NEWS
FROM ALL PARTS OF TME WORLD.

AHoRRIBLE CRIME BIZ TRAMPsA AT THoaP-
SON, pa.--k MASSACHUSETTS GREENBAcK
CANDIDATE DECLINES TO RUN AND THE
PRESENT s1NCUMBENT FOR RE-ELEc-
TIoN-THE YELL W-FEvER sCoURGE IN
THE souTH-ALL-sAiNTs' DAY AT OLD
TRINlTY-wAsHENtsTo ITEMs--BARGE
SUNK IN LAKE NIcHIGAN--DE
FIRE At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
wALKING.MATCHA AT LONDON; WESTON
OFF THE TRACK.
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AIl.Salnls' Day in New York anu
Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, November t." Old Trinity"
has seldom been so crowded as it was to-
day on the occasion OF All.Saints' Day SER
vices. The Gospel was rccited by Dean
Stanley.
New ORLEANS, November 1.-Al!-SalntS'
Day services took place in the Cathoilc ana
Episcopal churches. The decorations OF
tombs in the cemetery were general ana
elaborate, and visitors more numerous Than
IIsnal
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The Federal Treasury.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-The balances
in the Treasury are: Currency, sl711,246 !;
special fund for the redemption OF fractional
currency. SlO,OOO,0O0; special deposit OF
legal tenders for redemption OF certificates
Of deposits, S35,S40,000; coin, S227,666,-
OF, including S35.516,350 in coin-certif-
Gates. The total disbursements during the
past month were S13,253,s65, inclusive OF
payments on interest or principle Of public
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Advices from Cuba confirm the report
that DR.. SecclIi had engaged to introduce
into the island 10000 coolies year from
Trinidad and Demerara, to be contracted
Tor live years at one shilling day. He sold
three coolies al Santiago de Cuba for 5000
each. The contracts were seized, and the
coolies sent back to Trinidad by the British
Consul, the coolies being British subjects.
There would have. been millions in this
transactions had he succeeded in carrying
IL into effect.
The tramps who attempted to wreck q
train Oh the Shore line in Connecticut have
been captured by the railroad-men. Two
were offered ride on an engine and the
other two were caught on an engine which
they supposed was disabled. ID Sz
Two freight trains on the Grand Trunk
railway collided Thursday near Toronto,
Sand both engines and several cars were
completely wrecked, causing Il loss OF
sss5o,3O0. Two engineers and one brakeman
were Injured, the latter fatally.
The coinage of the Philadelphia Mint for
8lhe past month was 1,G45,530 pieces of the
value OF S3,SSl 200, OF which 774,G00 were
Soi Tue standard dollar. The gold coinage
amounted to s2,5el.2oo.
4 Mademoise!le Margaret Rothschild has
y appied for admission to the Catholic
Cnlseh as a preliminary to her marriage
/ with the Due de Guichs, ,'1
E d = q 4
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Missing.

New YORK, November 1.-James H.
Whea,ley, proprietor Of a sugar refinery in
Brooklyn, is missing. He has had in his
possession nearly quarter OF million
trust funds belonging to orphans of the
Candy and four other estates in that city.
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A T MEADE 81 BAKERS,

A T MEADE & BAKERS,
DRUGSTORE
AIR-CUSHIONS FOR INTAIIDS.
AIR-PILLOWS FOR TR!iESELLERSs
HOT-WATER BAGS.
ICE BAGS FOR THE HEAD.
RUBBER CLOTH FOR INFANTS,
SOFT-RUBBER BED-PANS,
TRAVELLING-FLASKS
SPONGE-BAGS,
POCKET-STOVES.
HORSE-HAIR FLESH GLOVES,
FLESH BRUSHES,
POCKET-INHALERS,
STEAM-lNIiALERS,
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
ELASTIC STOCKINGS,
ABDOMINAL-SUPPOR
HARD-RUBBER TRUSSES,
SHOULDER-BRACES,
NASAL DOUCIIES,
FEVER-TERMOM
GALVANIC-BATTERtE
And all SURGICAL and
MEDICAL APPLIANCES sold .t
MEADE 4 BAKERS lr1lcstorc,
au27 91a' Main street.
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by telegraph.
NEW YORK,

NEW YORK. November 1.-Gold opened at ] 004.
Noon.-Stocks strong. Money on call, ) per cent.
Gold. 100A. EXCHANGE Long, 4Sl: short, 4S74.
Stale bonds dull Governments strong.
Eoentng.-Monry, 66N7 per cent. Exchange.
4Sl3. Gold, LOOK. Governments strong; new
SIS, 1047G, eX-coupon. States quiet.
BALTIMORE.
BALTIMORE. November 1.-Eirgnia 6's. old 90 :;
deferred Gi: consos. 52H: second series 20 past
due coupons. St7s North Carolina G's, old, 16!:;
new, s. Bid to-day.
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Declines Nomination.

BosToN, November 1.-Lemuel Brad
ford, nominated for Congress by the Green
hackers in the First district, declines to run,
and recommends his constituents to support
Grape, the present incumbent.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, November This weeks
circular OF the Liverpool Cotton Brokers'
Association says: "Cotton was dull and
irregular; moderate business generally
was done ut q considerable decline. For
American the demand was moderate, there
being considerable pressure to sell, espe.
cally OF recent imports, prices declined
daily, and the quotations were reduced from
1-lG to Id. In Sea Island business was OF q
retail character Mt prices unchanged. Fu-
lures opened weak, with depressed tone,
and gradually declined to "Wednesday noon,
when the lowest rates showed reduction
from last Thursday OF 1920. in October,
5-l6d. in October and November, $3.50.
to farthing in the latter months deilYe-
rics. On Wednesday afternoon and to-day
Thursday there were considerable tiuctua-
tons, closing feverish at an eighth above
the lowest"
Fire in Dublin.
DUBLIN, November 1.-The southern and
western portions OF Maynooth College,
which took fire this morning, have been de-
stroyed. The portion OF the building con-
tanning the library has been attacked by the
flames, but all the valuable books have been
saved. The fire is still raging.
oeCOHG DlSp0tCh-l
DUBLIN, November 1-Midnight.-The
fire in Maynooth College has been extin-
guished. Two wings OF the college were
destroyed. The library was slightly dam
aged. The loss to the college is estimated
at S50,O00.. The students lost all their per-
sonal property. The tire was caused by
oyerheating the warming apparatus.
The international Wafkins-Mateh.
LONDON, November Weston quilted
the track at the international walking-match
at 1880 O'Clock this morning. Ennis re-
mains on the track with the smallest score
thus far. 1t is reported Weston's ankle is
sprained. .N
Cuba.
HAVANA, November 1.-The Government
has issued positive orders that 40 employees
receiving a salary from the State, Q. from
any province or municipality, shall be al
lowed under any pretext to belong openly
TO any OF the political parties contestine
the approaching elections, Such employe:
are only TO be permitted to vote iortcandi
dates OF their choice on eectiol-day.
To-day Is observed as n Holiday, being
Ail-Eaints' Day. "A re a Dam was sung IL
the Cathedral for the escape Of Alfonso
from Assassination,
t = : ~ = = 4
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GLORIOUS NEWS FOR THE FAIR-WEEK.
NEW AND DESIRABLE STOCK JUST RE-
CEIVED.
CLOAKS, STfAWLS, and DRESS GOODS at prices
to ast0nish all:
RLACK CASHMERE at 37Ikc. worth Soc, at soc.
worth Csc, at 62!5c. worth SIZE, at Use. worth
81. al S7!sc. worth Sl.25; 49,.
COLuRED CASH3lERES In all shades and very
cheap:
BLACK SILKS-the cheapest in the city;
BLACK ALPACAS from l2k to 50c.-half the
usual price;
CARPETS from auciionl-TTemp Mt Is and 2Oc
Ingram at %. 80. So. 40. 80, anh.6 Soc:
RUGS tfrom auctionl-A fnlI supply; UNDER
SHIRTS for children, ladies, and gentlemen, in
great variety and very cheap; PRINTS,
BI.EACIlED and BROWN COTTONS. at case
prices: FLANNEI.S in White, Red. Blue. and
Gray At all prices; BLANKETS-a large stock
from auction.
Strangers In the city will please give call be.
fore purchasing. ID. L Z. MITTELDORFER,
Oc2S 527 Broad street.
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TLOAkS! CLOAkS!

THE NEWEST STYLES.
THE BEST WORKMANSHIP,
THE LOWEST PRICE
JULIUS MEYER, 603 BROAD STREET,
has just opened very large assortment of LADIES'
PLAIN and MATELASSE BEAVER CLOAkS-
prices, from 80 10 $50. As thee CLOAkS are
made 10 order for lis by Of the best nanufaciu
rerS. from The latest Partisan designs, At special
rates, we can guarantee the newest and handsomcst
styles. the very best workmanship superior fl. and
the very lowest prices. Don't fail 10 look at them
before purchasing.
ALSO, JUST OPENED
A nice line of INFANTS CLOAkS at low prices ::
Sew DRESS GOODS, in handsome plaids and gold
New shades in ALL-WoOL CAsHMEREs; new
lot of the SOC. ALL-WOOL BLACK CASH.
MERES; special bargains 1T 60c. worth Use.
fall wear-chcap llne-at 621$, 65, 70, rs, Soc,
vELyETEENS at so aud 75c /;
BLACK SILK FELFETS very low;
BLACK SILKS from Use. up;
Heavy WHITE BLANKETS ut $3.50 and up
wards; ALL-WOOL WHITE BLANKETS at
81 and upwards:
Try The celebrated BOULEVARD THREE-BUT-
TON KID GLOVE-eyery pair warranrcd-at
81. oc15
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nM1NIsrRAToR,s NoTICE.

A., rarso,s having claims against Tho estate OF
I R,iyyIIgGroy, deceased, are hereby ,nforlnsa
si Iaave qualified as his snnssss19s s aa
sssatasa.Si.' md they Will be promptly settled.
y b. $. MCCARTHY, ut George a. b masas sa,
cc l1.EiY oS9 1tV"aNsfsssr
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MACHINEYY-6c:
AEACHI&ERY FOR ssEE..

MACHINERY FOR ssbE..
I am authorized 10 sell at private SALE at very
great sacridce.a large lot OF M3CHfNE@Yras fol-
A FiETY-EoRsE-PowER STATIONARY En-
A TWENTY-FIvE-HoRsE- STATION
A TW We IsVvE-HoRsE-PoNER BoRTAI1.E
STEAM-ENGINE and BOILER
TEN-HOESEPOWER STATIONARY En-
yE.HoRsE-PoWER UPEIsHT STA
TIOSART ENGINE. ~
DOUBLE 5YiUNGER PUMP,
AsSINGLE PEUNGER PUMP,
A new SAW-MsLL,
A Fay & Weeds DIMENSION PDANING-ArA-
CHINE. s...
A No. 4 Rogs,s's POWER MOgTTCING-sIa-
CHINE,
One of Rogerss best GIG-SAWS.
4 set of BOiLER-BENDNG ROLLS ia inolies
A CoMBINED BOILER IRON PUNCH and
A heavy HAND-POwER BoILER-HDNCH.
Large lot of BLACKS aITH'S TOOLS.
CIECULAR-SAWS from 46 inches la diameter 70
Is inches IN diameter),
CIRCULAR-SAW MANDRILLS, and variety Of
smaller articles TOO numerous TO mention.
GEORGE b.. SLoAT.
&C 2S.1w* Fifteenth and Cary Streets.
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LIVERY STABLES.

These STABLES are now completed and VIII
com pare fayorably with any in the United States
and am now prepared to accommodate the puoic
LIVERY BUSINESS.
q BAZAAR tor the sale of all kinds or STOCh,
CARRIAGES. and VEHICLES of ever; dcscrip-
ton, HAEN ESS, &C., has been Established In con-
Iecti1n with the stables. and ,
AUCTION SALES
will be conducted by an experienced aucuoneer
every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, ut IL
o'clock a. 81.
Ny accommodations for keeping private horses
and carriages are unsurpassed
Droyers ard transient customers Will have every
facility extended them for the transaction OF their
business and charges will be made very reasonable.
a BiA CKSsItTfI- and WREELWRiG HT-ShOP,
conducted by competent and experienced. hands, is
attached to the stables. ,n,,, n.,,S
oc9 ooIiN ~. O.e 10.
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As>sLlINARIS WATER.
A POLLESARlS
NATlR.tL. MINERAL WAIES,
HIGHLY EFGERvESCENT

APPHSaED By the Academia re Medicine OF
France and Its sale in France authorized by spectdS
order I'll the French Governmans.
Rccam psauded by the highest MEDICAL AU-
THoRYEIES in New York rs
- great relief for sea-slckiHss.'
~. delightful beverage. u!kily antacid, most
grai.Sul and refreshing"
'.yar superior to Nichy. Settler, or any Other"
.sA..olutely pure and Wholesome; superior to All
fsr daily use; free frou all the objections urged
,.ains; Croton and AlliNcally-aeratcd waters"
:. InIpre gnatcd only WIKI Its own gas"
.sIcalthful and well suited for Dyspepsia and
eases Of acute disease, : and where there Is 4
equity diathcsis.'
..I,y far the most agreeable. alone or mixed with
wine: useful In C.tarrhs of Stomach or Bladder,
and in Govt"
Not cnlv ! luxury, but necessity
To be had Of all wine merchants, groccrs, drug
cists ard mlneral-w water dealers throughout the
United States, and Wholesale Of
FREDERICK DE barry & CO.,
Sole Agents for the United States and Canada,
No. Al and 40 Warren street, New York.
Ey4rygcnulne bottle bears the registered ! ELLOW
PICTORIAL label OF the
Ap0LLISARIs Comply u.DnTEDh LONDON.
rau2S-W &Mseow2mI
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BANKRUPTCY.

mo. 56d9.i
TN THE DISTRICT COURT Or THE
| United STATES FOR THE EASTERN DE- ~,
rI,Ij"r Of VIRGINIA-IS THE MATTER 0E.
JONES BROTHERS & CO.. BANhhCfis' IN
BANKRUPTCY.
RICHMOND, Va, October %, 1873.
IN TIE CREDITORS or ABOVE BASKRUPf
You will please take notice that q meeting o. the
cr,itors Of above bankrupt, for me purpose o. ae
eiar,nW :, dividend. VIII be held ~ me once Oh
Thams, 5. Atkins Esq, Register IN Bankruptcy, Ia
the IN the civ Of E s1 as SSy IN f
1esS ~ n,ciocS A. a., In accordance wi!h me
nrnyj,iops OF the Revised Statutes Of the Eniea
statestiilc, gankruptcy-and the amsnpGtsnn,s +'i'
Ss,I.r,pnfs thereto. HENRY G. CANNON, +.
supp'eih'h'' HILL CARTER,
AssignesS.
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SsNOCKER.v. 8fixsssvHIsssgsksss

FNEW GOODS. VS.
4 ELEGANT DECORATED DfSNEf and TEA~t
m SETS OF floral and bird decorations; 80
RICH VASES OF marine, bird and floral dceofaff0nsS
EBEAtfTfFUL TGiEEp-SETS OF new designs,
These goods were manufactured and decorated by
ST. BIu { q CANTON CHINA DIySER-sETs, and by
A ruii line OF Band and WHITE CHINA DIM
NER and TEA-SETS of MI the new shapes:
AMERICAN CHINA DINNER and TEA.WARES
A. new Tine of TOILET WARE-yery handsome
TgN T0ILET-SETS ~ great variety >
HOESEFURNEsHISG GOODS OF Iaif KINDS;
All qie novelties IN FANCY GOODS.
Psxtirs especially fnyited to call aEd examine
my stock whetheTihey wish to purchase or not:
E u. TAYLOR ,@f5i
sc rs l01 MaiIT Ifree9.
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JAMES CITY COUNTY.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.I

correspondence OF the Richmond Uispatch.1
OCTOBER 20, 1873.
Elder II. L. Taylor, on last Thursday
preached the funeral OF most remarkable
woman-AIrs. /. p. Wren. She was ever
earnest in trying to persuade others to be
Christians.
Weare all on the bright lookout for news
not from the congressional canvass; not
from the progress Of fiat money!; but
for the appointment Of the Eastern Lunatic
Asylum Board OF Directors. AS this Board
is composed OF only twelve members, and
over six hundred names have been recon-
mcHded TO the Governor, it will be seen that
there is no lack OF good material.
Our farmers have nearly finished sowing
wheat and are rapidly housing their corn.
have noticed zeal OF this years corn in
|iured by the weevi!. Perhaps this is due to
the late, warm fall. PENINSULA.
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EAs: observation-disclosures, no demand: h!cxory.hoops,
Powder. snot. &c.
Fuse Toys raining, 35c.Sas1.25 q 100 feet
Pot1der: s5.75 by the five kegs-icss than dW
kegs, S6.25; blasting, $3.25tGs3.50.
Shot: Northern. III 1876 p bag Of rs ID. e,
s GTtndstoHes: 1k02,zc. p ID.
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THE AMERICAN STABLES Tor HIx's),
4 on Tenth street, having been renovated and In
proved are NOW OPEN FOR BUSINESS. the
hubble VIII always fina on hand HUGHES ana
HARNESS ard SaDDLE-HORSES.
'efis' AM % w. s. WOOD.
oca1m Agent for N. II. Lee.
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DRY saOssDa..

4 >ARDezo. FoURQUREAN S co. will
~ receive CITY SCHOOL, SCRIP at par IN Z.
change for DRY GOODS. no q j
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no. $685. r,,r,
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
L UNITED STATES FOR TIE aHE EA 4 ttf7FER o Of
W ihi RogERTS, BANKRUPT, IN BANh-
A~f ~. CLERKS 0sFIcH.l
RICHMOND, VA. 30,h October, 1879
To Arr ynox TT NAY CoXcERS: Take notice
that petition has been 1!ed in said court 2x NJ
Roberts, OF Richmond, Va IN SAID oIs I'm,
duly d, elaIed u bankrupt under the ACT o. 49,
gres, Of March 2,lS67, and The acts aaststh sss
thereof and supplementary thereto. for .b.,
ola TINS Yloyable under said sets, aud ts ine a,he
DAY OF NOVEMBER, SIS. 81 Il o'closs 2a'i n.nE
Office oil Thomas :. Aikhs, Esd, Register iu ptch
mond Va. Is assigned Cor the hear'a: OF the ANY;
wien aud where You Iaay attend and show cas s,
sh "s ~ MI aTh ~ JOHN II. PGPHAM. Clerk.
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NLOAKS! CLOAKS!! CLOAKS
NEW 3IANUFACTORY.

ATTFE GREAT NEW YORK AUTONOMOUS
Is now TO he found such an assortment OF LADIES
CLOAkS as has never before been shown In this
section. We manufacture every one OF our Clocks
in the most improved and
NEWEST STYLES, NEWEST TRIMMING,
at prices that will astonsh the community. Eciic
stock OF
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
AND
FANCY GOODS
SURPRISES any ever exhibited in any southcrn atty.
We carry most every article beioueing s5aor line.
Our system Is strictly CINE PRIC!;. We s&ts ONLY Tor
CASH. and by not encouraging Fad debts Nc give Inc
customer the advantage of
CHEAP PRICES, LOWER THAN NEW YORK
RATES.
Remember our sign reads ~
NEW YORK .tUCTION-HOUSE,
523 Broad StGeef, bel ween tiNh and SIKH,
oc12 nes rIy opposite the market.
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flTIZENs BANK OF RICHMOND.

2. w. PICKRELL. President.
Z. L. SSEAD, Cashier.
Deposits of one dollar and upwards received, and
six per cent allowed OH deposits.
Deposits received subject to cheek without notice
and interest allowed on saline If not checked on mort
frequently than two or three times week.
Interest on all deposits to commence ten day!
after date of deposit.
Hank open every day from O'Clock 4. NJ. till 3
O'Clock L. NJ, aud on Saturday FROM 7. 81. till
PiMs 3e 2S-e8d
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large and complete stock Of
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
consisting Of
COTTON FLANNELS.
ALL-WUOL FLANNELS,
BLANKETS. SHAWLS,
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
BLEACHED AMI uNBLEACHED CUTTONS,
KERSEGS, CASSlMERES,
KENTUCKY JEANS.
Beautiful styles in PATCH PRINTS,
CALICOES. DRESS GOODS,
TABLE-DAMASKS, &c.
We would he p eased TO show goods feeling
confident our prices Will give entire satisfaction.
J.. LlCHTENSTElN & SONS.
oc "a corner Sevcni ceIih and Franklin streets.
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C'ARDozo, FoURQuREAN & co.
DRY GOODS

N \ + ~ \ II f..
DRY GOODS.
Stocks in nil departments largely replenthed.
Fresh novelties received by every steamer.
CLOAKS.
very large stock of this seasons styles In BTA-
YER DIAGONAL MATTELASSE. aud ROUG
CLOTHSI now open. They claim to have the best
styles, largest stock, and cheapest CLOAKs in the
city.
DRESS GOODS.
Additions, attractions Many new styles opening
this week. ut prices that .annct fail TO please,
SILK. AND TRINsfING-vELvETs,
in shades to match the rev colors n dress fabrics
All qualities.
BLANkETS-ATl grades and sizes.
FLANEELS-Every quality.
HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR.
4 full line OF CIILDREN-s FANCY-STRIPED
and SULID-COLORED HOSE: also, every weight,
quality. and SIR in seusonabfe HOSIERY and UN-
DERWEAR for men, ladies, and children.
SILKS-BLACK AND COLORED.
The largest stock 10 be found in she city to select
from, and At prices 10 guarantee sales.
BLACK GOOps
of their specEites. Their stock in this depart
ment has been largely replcnished In every grade
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DA1NTS! PAINTS! PAINTS.

Dk1NTS! PAINTSI PAlNTSk
LETIs'S PURE LEAD, IN OIL:
LfNsEED OIL, RAW and BOHED;
C0LORS OF ALL KINDS,
PAINTERS BRUSHES,
WINDOW-GLASS.
For sale low for cash.
PURCELL, LADD & CO...
Druggists, 1916 Main street.
oc 10 Richmond. VA
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FURNITURE.

NOTICE. NOTICE.-A rare chanceA
~ is offered to those in want Of FURNI- S2$s
TURE. Having made arrangements to remove sSSs
from the cornrg Of Governor and Franklin, viii
seh for the next thirty DAYS 1t grcatly-reductat
save trouble and expense of moving IL. 4 general
assortT ncut Will be found, among which very
tine Sits. III. A. ATKINSON, =
NC 2-lw No. 100 Governor street.