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Il OstI
Sergeant alarms of the House, and now
a resident of this city, has been in Ohio,
attending the meeting CT the Union Vet
eran Legion. He expects to spend about
a month stumpIng the State in the interest
OF the Democratic ticket. Discussing
the situation out there, Judge Yoder said:
Il never saw d brighter prospect than
that which confronts the party today. II
is my oplhion that the people of Ohio VIII
repudiatc Hanna and Hannaisin this fall
and give the cause of the commoner proper
recognition. The Democratic party is
united and harmonious this year, and
there is no reason whatever whywe should
not win. The gold bug element OF the
Democracy VIII cut very small figure
this year. Last year they polled less
than 1000 votes, after making an or
ganized eff ort to betray their party.
That theyiaye noteven that much strength
this year is demonstrated by the fact
that they ad but five men in attendance
al a recent much advertised meeting or
their state central committee, three Of
whom were not even members of that
body. It is difficult TO understand ho1
they could make themselves more ridictr-
lcus than by carrying out their plan 10
nominate a separate ticket this year.
by the way" continued Judge Yoder
''the mid6le-of -the-road Populists viii have
E very hard time this year in getting their
ticket on the Australian ballot. Under the
law, it is necessary for a new party To
present to the Secretary of State a pc
tition signed by one-tenth OF 1 per cent
OF all the votes cast at the last preced-
ing election. This means that these mid
dle-of tlIe-road Popuiists must file with
the Secretary of State petition con-
tanning about 5000 names. They would
never he able to do this without the as
sistance OF the Repu blicnns. Without
doubt, however. Hanna or Major Dick
Will see that enough Republicans sign the
petition 10 make IL OF sufficient size TO
place the Popnlist ticket on the ballot.
After signing the petition, the Hannaites
will vote as they please, for their sigma
lures VIII not bind them. This is the
method that is being pursaed but, even
then, 1t is said that there is no little
trouble experienced in scraping up enough
names to formulate the petition
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day, and what the end VIII be Is easily
foretold. Democracy will yet ride to
triumphant victory over disrupted Io-
litical organization, lacking all the e.e-
Inents of cohesiyeness, aided though it
be by tie independent or Gold Democrats
OF the city OF Baltimore. The Republi-
cans are riding to fall, and that fall
will he the death of the Republican control
of the city of Baltimore and the State of
Mar yland
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The action OF the Republican commit
tee Of Virginia yesterday in turning down
Chairman Lamb and refusing to call
convention for the on.ination OF :. State
ticket is looked upon here by politicians
as the death knell OF the Republican party
ia that State. Col. Lamb has been
hard worker, but like all other men who
have iabored INCREASINGLY for the success
OF the party to hich he belongs, has
made enemies. That his opponents would
go so far as to disrupt the party was II OF
suspected, but that this will be the re-
suit of the Lyncbburg meeting very few
Republicans deny The trouble with the
Republican party in Virginia is that IL is
run and controlled absolutely by the small
handful OF Republicans W ho represent the
Federal patronage. The prediction was
made freely yesterday by men Who have
been III touch with the situation in that
State that RepublicanisIn In old vir-
gtnia would begin TO decay from that
day on.
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WOODWARD
maaaLOTHROP and
10th. 11th and T Sts. N. w.

untn September our business hours are
7:45 a. m. to p. m; saturda Us, 7:45 to l.
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sTILSoN HUTcHINs. President
HurcHISs BUILDING.
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ID ARTIES DESIRING ROOMS AND
L 1rst-class board at reasonable rates
apply 10 403 east Main street. Also table
and transient boarders. MRS. NJ A.
HERBERT oCl0lm
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w ANTED, A COUPLE. OR TWO
w YOUNG MEN IN q most desirable
room, with board. Also day hoarders at
20l east Franklin street. Mrs IT, d..
STEGER. ocl0-lts
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state OF virginia, City Of Rlchmond-ss:
7. S. G. Wallace, president OF the
above-named bank. DO solemnly swear
mat the above statement IS true 20 the
best of my knowledge and belei.
s. O.. WALLACE President.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
j. Ii. WALLACE, y. p.
COrrcct-Attest:
II. L. ALFRlEND,
r. LANCASTER WILLIAMS,
Directors.
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w ANTED. TO TAKE CARD OF ONE
w or two handsome sets Of furniture
for some one who would have 20 paw st0r-
age otherwise Best care given. Address
~. T., care Times. Ocl0-lt'
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DESIRABLE FRAME DWELLING
No. I406 N. First St.

Tho undersigned. having bcen subsu~
f1ltcd as trustees by decree Of the thah-
Gerry Court OF the city OF Richmond, va,
entered on the 18th day Of March, 1915, IN
a deed OF trust from Martha ii. WOOD
and Nc.llon ID. Smith. and their h,isoanes'
dated June l. 1893 and recorded ~ klch-
mond Chancrry Court, IN Decd-book li''
H. page 81, default having been MADE IN
the payment Of the debt therein secuicd,
end being required so 10 DO by ,hc notc
holder. we viii proceed 10 sell, by pupHS
auction on tho premises. on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1897.
a. o'clock L.. A.. tho properly cmorac-
ed In said deed of trust, consisting Of q
NEAT FRAME DWELLING. NO. lDe
NORTH FIRST STREET. containins =
rooms with the lot fronting - rect on
che western line Of First street, ana eHS *
Vending back between parallel ines
feet said lot commencing % teet 1oilh
OF che northwestern lntersecii ION ~ ~, ~
ange end First streets. rms ,pIDpv. y
is In n desirable locality FOR rcnuhs iedu~-
ily, and should command the auehtiyh "a
TEfNs Cash. as 10 costs and Expenses
of exccutinr this trust. all past due cry
ana STATE taxes upon said properly, WIN
= note ~ 81 500 dated June ], lnJ5, VITO
Interest thereon from June j, No, lnll
nste Of sale balance in six and tWeiNe
months. More liberal terms may be 0iei-
MARSHALL NJ. GILLIAN,
HENRY VI. TYLER,
Substitute Trustees.
Charles a. Rose, Auctioneer.
oct9 10 - 13l3,l0
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BY Chewing & Rose,
Real Estate Auctioneers.
TRUsTEES' AUCTION SALE
L OF
AN ATTRACTIVE BRICK DWELLING
ON
WEST MAIN rREET.

BY virtue Of q certain deed of trust,
dated 2jth day of April, 1895, of record
in the clerks Office Henrlco County Court.
j.. b. Jas A, page 32s, default having been
made I'm the payment of the debt therein
secured. and being required so TO 60 by
the beneficiary, we Will sell, ly auction,
upon the premises. on
TUESDAY, THE 12TH DAY OF OCTO-
Der, 1897,
ut 4.3O o'clock -. A., all that certain
LOT. PIECE OR PARCEL or LAND,
with the BRICK DWELLING thereon,
lying on the south side OF Main street. be-
ginning az a point ~ feet and inches
east Of Meadow street. running thence
eastwardly and fronting on said south
line OF Main stree. 30 feet, thence south
Wardly between parallel lines 1SS feet
so an alley 20 feet wide. rhis Is indeed
a choice piece Of property. with future
second 10 none. II YOU are Ga quest OF a
home site anchor here.
TERMS. Cash as TO expenses q sale
and a note of $1,000, with interest thereon
from the 2Jth day If april. 1897 or all
cash. at the option Of The purchaser.
A. J. CHEWING,
EDWARD S. ROSE.
Trustees.
r. s-By making a liberal cash pay
ment a loan can be had upon liberal
terms. CHEWING a. ROSE.
ccj AuCuonecrs.
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BY Charles A. Rose,
Real Estate and Loan Agent
No. IL north Tenth street.
I-sTEEs AUCTION SALE

rrRusTEE's AUCTION SALE
NINE NEW FRAME HOUSES, WITH
GOOD LOTS, .l.,,
ON UNION HILL. NEAR THE RICH
MOND RAILWAY AND $50,
ELECTRIC CAR COMPANY CAN
EIGHT AT TIE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF TWENTY NINTH AND
LEIGH STREETS, 600
Nos 200 29o2 2sgt 2l5, ~ .i Ill y, 70i-
AND 2'li EAsAA S I5ioH % REL
No. 52l NORTH TWENTY-EIGHTH
NEXT TO THE fii e6RNER OF LEIGH
STRLET.
Bv virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
20 the undersigned trustee qated ApIn
q. 1897. and duly recorded In clerk ONCE
~ the Richmond Chaucery Court, % j.
B 100 @, page %. and default having beeh
made I'm payment Of the note therein Sc
cured. and being required 50 20 90 by lne
beneficiary. i viii proceed 70 sell, al pup
lie auction, on the pfTmises, on
TUESDAY, OCTOBER j. 1897
COMMENCING AT $3.50 O'CLOCK =. NJ
FIRST No. 52f NORTH TWENTY
EIGHTH STREET. described In said ceed
as fronting on the cast line OF Twenty
eighth street. IS feet, more or less. ana
cunning back between parallel lines,
which are parallel with Leigh street l-5
This house Is an exceptionally nice
dwelling, being new and in thorough
Drder and containing qbOut six rooms.
IMMEDIATELY THEREAFTER l
shall sell the EIGHT HOUSES az the
northeast corner OF TWENTY-NINTH
AND LEIGH STREETS, as above men
The lot upon which these houses stand
has a frontage on the NORTH LINE OF
LEIGH STREET 1872 FEET, and runs
back on its eastern line, which IS parailel
with the eastern line Of Twenty-nlnth
street 96 6-i2 feet. more or less, ana on
its western line which is the eastern line
Of Twenty-ninth street we rect more
or less. These houses are newly bullI,
containing six rooms each, and are al
fin hrst-class order.
This property Is now under good
rental. with prOmpt~paying tenants ana.
owing to its proximity to the car she0s
and electric railroad, will always com
mand good tenants. A rare opportunity
IS hereby offered TO investors ana home
seekers. enabling them 70 secure q great
bargain. Come and see for yourseif.
TERMS. Cash as to costs ana expenses
OF executing THIS trust. all past-due taxes
city and State. with note for StVVV'
dated March 26, 1897 with interest there
on. from September %, 1897. until day OF
sale, balance I'm equal instruments az
one and two years. with interest added,
and secured by deed of trust upon said
property.
CHARLES a. ROSE.
se30,oc1 2.95,GTs01o12 Trustee.
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ID EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE CITIZENS BANK OF Klch~
MOND. IN THE STATE OF WIG Ill ia
Al THE CLOSE or BUSINESS OClO-
Der ;, 1871.
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ID EPoRT OF THE CONDITION or
IL THE SECURITY BANK AT RICH
MOND IN THE STATE OF VIRGINIA
AT THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS OCIO-
BER D. 1891.
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state Of Virginia, city Of Richmond-ss.
/. A. b. Blair. cashier OF the above
named bank. do sOlemniy swear that the
above statement Is true TO the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
a. b. BLAIR. Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 20 before me this
9th day of October. 1897
c. G. CHAPLIN, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
CLAY DREWRY,
f. A. CATLIN.
il. W. ROUNTREE
Directors.
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70 IL SALE.

N0-N~00r000~-~--0f.0N
N MERRY GO-ROUND FOR SALE.
This machine Is owned by Edward q.
Tower, clerk OF the Circuit Court for Car
rett county, Md; was purchased in 1892
from Hersche,l, Armitage Company at
Tonawanda, ~ Y, the manufacturers. at
a cost OF 50 300; IL has been used altogether
about three seasons: IL IS In good repair
and first-class running order, and will DO
sold for $500 cash.
For further information apply TO
T. u. TOWER.
oc2-im, Oakland. Garrett Co., Nd.
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by public auction. on the promises respec-
lively In the order named below tho
following desirable real estate, to-wit:
First At ! o'clock i. NJ, those two val
liable One.story Brick Stores; ~ and 40
east Broad street. fronting about 70 feet
each. and running back 12o feet inches
10 an alley Both OF these stores are occu-
pied by tho Virginia Steam Laundry Com
Second: The Lot adjoining the above
stores on the west. fronting 90 feet l5
inches, and running TACK 10 feet inches
20 an alley. with all the improvements
thereon. which belong thereto.
At 4:30 o'clock y. NJ. the well-hghted
and capacious Four-stOry Brick Tobacco
Factory. with the large vacant lot LOT
storage, etc, situated ON ne West , sac t o.
Twelfth street Just north or Clay street,
fronting 50 feet and running back ia teet
inches to an alley, at present ana LOT
many years past occupied by w. ". kus-
sell ESQ All Of the above Is solid prop
ertv. and should command the attention OF
investors and others. a map OF inc
property can be seen at the office OF the
ATERMs. One-fourth cash. and tho res
idue at g. Y and is months, for negotiable
notes. with interest added and title re-
tanned until conveyance is ordered Dy
EDGAR ALLAN.
PRESTON COOKE,
=. y. MUNFORD.
EDMUND WADDlLL, JR.
Spcclal COMMISSIONERS
Mary T.. Ford by etc. ............Plaintih'
VS..
A. J. Ford, ana ais. .."......'Defendants'
stewart 1riD H. Ford, and ais. ........Plainin.
A. ]. Ford, trustee, and ais. Defendants.
and ...,-
Scott and wife PLAINTIFFS
McKiidoe's executor. and ais. ......Defts.
In the Chancery Court Of the city Of Rich
Charles w. Goddn. clerk az said
court. certify that the bond required or
Inc special commissioner by the decree
In said cause Of November 10, 1872 has
D' even nj Under my hand this 10th day OF
MAJ 'i'' -'' CHARLES w. GODDIN.
-. Clerk
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VIM. b. Pizzlni
VIM. =. Iizzlni.
Real Estate Agent 1905 Bank street.
II RUSTEES' SALE
L OF
DESIRABLE TWO-STORY FRAME
HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS IN
SWANSBORO. NEAR THE CITY OF
MANCHESTER. VA.

BY virtue OF two certain deeds Of trust
20 the trustees Of the National BuildinG
ana Investment Association II Virginia
from John w Roberts and wife, bearing
date on March q 1891 and duly recorded
an clerks Office Of Chesterfield County
Court. in Deed Book So, pages 271 and 2IS
respectively default having been made in
the payment OF the amount secured there
IN and being required 50 20 do by the re-
ceivers OF the Ruilligg and InVcs ment
Association Of Virginia. we will SELL at
public auction, on the premises on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1897.
ct 400 +. NJ, the property described IN
me aforesaia deed. consisting OF FIVE
ROOM FRAME DWELLING. In good
condition. and LOT OF LAND thirty
three feet front by one hundred and fifty
seven feet deep TO siNteen-fOOt alley.
situated In Swansboro, near Manchester
on the north Side OF Decatur street, be-
tween Thirty-secOnd and Thirty-third
streets, being Lot No. ~ IN Square No.
z. on plat made by Joseph A. LaPrade,
surveyor Of Chesterfield county.
. TERMS: Cash as 90 cost Of sale and 10
nav any taxes that may be due at the
time OF sale and 10 pay bond OF 5000
with interest from date Of deed balance
on such terms as may be announced at
sale. Whilst the deed calls for cash
more favorable terms VIII no doubt be
announced at the sale.
JOHN CHANIBLIN,
y. A. BRAUER,
W. u. PIZZlNl,
Trustees.
Augustine Royal & Co.. Austioneers.
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EPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
IL THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK AT
GINA, Ar THE CLOSE OF BUSINESS,
OCTOBER B. 1891:
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BY virtue Of two certain. deeds or trust
from Mary T. Roots and husband 10 me
undersiened trustees, both bearing ddle
on April /. 1892 and recorded IN Deed
Rock Vol. IA. pages 225 and 2Z6, respec-
tiveiv. i'm the clerks office OF the Hastings
Court of Manchester. Va, default having
been made in the payment OF the debt
therein secured and being required 50 20
do nv the holder OF the bonds, we viii sell
AZ nnblic auction, on the premises, on
THURSDAY, OCTOBER H. 1876
NJ 4.3O O'Clock T. NJ. the property de-
scribed i'm the aforesaid deeds OF trust,
rs follows: All that certain LOT or PAR
Gel, or LAND lying on the south SIDE
Of McDonough street m the city OF Man
chester state of Virginia, commencing
eeventv-fve feet from Tenth street, and
froofine on McDonOugh street iifty-seven
feet and running back TO a depth OF elBh-
fv-two and One-half feet
TERMS: Cash as TO the cost or eXecut-
ing This trust ard to pay any taxes that
NAV be due at the time Of the sale, and
10 nav the balance $500. and interest from
January J. 1874. due the bond secured IN
the deed. Balance on such terms as may
he announced at the sale. whist the
terms of the deed call for cash as TO the
overdue bond. more favorable terms may
be- announced at the sale.
NC John CHAMBL{N,
B. a. BRAUER.
w. 3. PlZZlNl,
Trustees.
Augustine Royal & Co., Auctioneers.
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State Of Virginia, City OF Richmond-ss:
I. Richard III. Smith, cashier OF the
above-named bank. DO s0lemnly swear
that the above statement IS true 10 the
RICHARD H. SMITH,
Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 70 before me this
Sth day Of October, 1877. -
DOUGLAS V. MORTON,
Notary Public
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Correct-Attest;
VIRGINIUS NEWTON,
i. SlTTERDING.
G.. a. DAVENPORT,
Directors.

DEPORT or THE CONDITION OF
II THE METROPOLITAN BANK. IN
THE STATE or VIRGINIA. AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, OCTOBER 5, le5l:
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State Of Virginia-city Of Richmond, S.,
7, H. A. williams, cashier OF the above
named bank. do soiemnly swear that the
above statement Is true to the best OF
my knowledge and belief.
IL. A. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this
9Th day OF October 1897.
(SigneD ]. H. WALLACE.
Notary Public.
Correct-attest:
FREDERICK S. VALENTINE,
n. l.. CABELL
THOMAS n. CARTER,
Directors.
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WANT s
,o.---,o--- 49, -.------~-~-~--.~J-.
WANTED,
To BUY A HOUSE, in good condition, in
"a good locality. Persons owning property
will please send FUN particulars The
value must not exceed 5000. and owners
lust not expect too large q pay ment az
first A small barn on the premises Us
not essential. but would be very much
desired Please send information respect
ing these requirements 10 BABCOCh 4.
o. Box No. go. ocio-1t
WANTED, ALL TO SAVE MONEY.
Best Anthracite ell sizes.
Rest Lump 81 lint
Fire Greek Lump.
Gayton Coal.
Pages Lump Srlint.
Frick Coke. stove. nut and egg size.
and Kanawha Coke.
Oak and Pine Wood. long sawed and
split
Liberal discount FOR cash purchases IN
trading stamps or cash.
1900 west Broad street Phone i07
1905 east Cary street, Phone l65.
se10 CIIAs. II. PAGE
w ANTED. TENANTS FOR SECOND
w FLOOR FLAT OF -FOUR LARGE,
AIRY ROOMS. with uso Of bathroom
ana telephone. Two blocks from city Han
and four from postohice. Terms very
moderate. Apply 40 l2l2 east Broad
street. oc5-iw
w ANTED. TEN TALL YOUNG La
W DIES 20 learn the retail dry goods
business. Must be bright. intelligent and
accurate az figures also. reside with their
parents. Application by letter. g.. r.
Times office. ocs
w ANTED. A PRIVATE TUTOR TO
w teach three bows IN a country home.
A. gentleman preferred. Address Mrs.
CHARLES 4. LANE. WinterpOck. Va.
ocS-fr&su2tt
w ANTED. TOr LEND MONEY IN
w small sums - clerks and others ON
c0llaterals and other personal property.
state security. Address BANKER. u. %.
Box No 15s. oclO-sutf
w ANTED. A NICE ROOM. WITH
" BOARD. for single gentleman.
Must be between First and Seventh and
Clay and Main streets. Address THoMP-
SON, care Times office. oclO-1t
Nv ANTED SOME ONE TO USE A
w very gentle horse and lovely phae-
ton every morning or every evening or
alternately. Terms 81 per week. Address
y. J., care Times oclU-ltf
w ANTED TO JOIN A PARTY IN
w operating a boarding house. and
have the furniture. Address HOUSE.
care Times office. oci0-ltf
w ANTED. OCCUPANTS FOR SEC
" OND FLOOR FLAT. OF rooms.
with or without board. no. west Main
street 0ci0-lt'
w ANTED. A RELIABLE MAN. WITH
" small family, 10 cultivate a farm on
shares. Address FARMER care Times.
0c10-1t'
w ANTED, A COUPLE. OR TWO
W YOUNG MEN I'm % most desirable
room. with board Also day boarders M
2ll east Franklin street. Mrs. r.. ID.
-'1' r'l'' o--oi1
w ANTED. TO TAKE CARE OF ONE
W or two handsome sets OF furniture
for some one who would have 90 pay st0r-
age otherwise Best care gwen Address
y. j., care Times. ocl0-lt'
w ANTED. TO RENT TWO CON-
W Meeting ROOMS Singly or en-
suite. furnished or not with heat and gas.
Apply at 40lis east Main street. oclo-lt'
DARTIES DESIRING ROOMS AND
L irst-class board at reasonable rates
apply 10 403 east Main street. Also table
and transient boarders. MRS. NJ. A.
HERBERT. ocl0lm
WANTED-To rent a nicely furnished.
large third-story front room. also
basement office. suitable Tor physician.
Apply to No 800 east Grace street.
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py John r. Goddin & CO.. II. Seldom Tay.
Tor & Son. and n. w. Bowe,
AuctlOnCcrs.
n oMMIssIoNERs AUCTION SALE.
TUESDAY, OCTOBER p, 1891,

In execution Of the decree referred 10
below, the undersigned special commits
sicuers will sell on
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AMUSEMENrS.
A cADEMY OF MUSIC.


A cADEMY OF MUSIC.
MONDAY EVENING, OCT. nth.
Society Event OF the season;
''''''> - 'EsTELLE CLAYTON.
In the New Romantic Comedy,
A PURITAN ROMANCE.
Special Scenery and Beautiful Electric
Effects By PhysiOc and King, OF tho
Garrick Theatre, New York.
MOST WORTHY PRODUCTION
OF THE TINE.
oc9-sat. su-2t
A cADENIY OF MUSIC.
TUESDAY. WEDNESDAY.
W Matinee WEDNESDAY,
THE WIZARD or WIZARDS.
SKTLLMAN,
The Magician, In
A LABYRINTH OF LEGERDEMAIN.
Assisted by an Excellent Company OF
Vaudeville artists.
NEW ILLUSIONS. NEW MYSTERIES.
Ocl0-su, tn, wed
A CADEMY OF MUSIC.
THURSDAY .....................- FRIDAY.
OCTOBER ............. 18th. 18TH.
SPECIAL MATINEE FRIDAY.
Mr.. Charles F'rohman Presents William
,
SECRET SERVICE.
A ROMANCE OF THE CONFEDERACY.
900 Nights in New York.
$50 Nights in Boston.
Pfces at night. $3.50. Sl.00. l5c., SOC. and
25c. Prices at Matinee, 800 15c., 20c. and
2jc. oc10-su wed, tn FIR
y EcITAL READING.
SONG RECITAL,
BY
MISS BETTY BURWELL BOOkbh.
MONDAY, OCTOBER THE nth,
$50 y. NJ.
AT
Y. M. G. a. HALL.
MR.. JACOB REINHARDT,
ACcOmpanist. 40.
Tickets on sale at George NJ. Wr5t $
and Y. NJ. G. A. Seats reserved al nan
on and after Friday, october Sth.
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c. II. oliver. Auctioneer.
30 west Broad street.

y. II 't'..s - NeiN'cNtt
30 west Broad street.
ny DIRECTION OF MESSRS. d.
ID Gellman a CO., will sell, at No. ?
west Broad street,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 15TH,
at 1880 A. NJ. a large lot OF UNREA
DEEMED PLEDGES. Parties having
oledges with me viii redeem the same, or
fhey viii be sold &. G. BRIDGES,
State Auctloneer.
Ffed. n. Williams, salesman
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HELP WANTED Female.

WANTED 70 good white woman; one who
can 10 housework. and willing to take
3 O'clock H. NJ at 100 Mally street,
Manchester, Va.