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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1860-10-22

GUIZoT's ACCOUNT OF THE LAST HOURS OF
LAPAYETTE-No life. says GuiZot in his me-
moIrs, mad ever been more phSsionately poilt-
cal than his no man ever placed his ideas and
political sentiments more constantly above all
other prepossession Of interests. But politics
were utterly unconnected with his death. III
for three weeks, he approached MS last hour
His children and household surrounded his
bed he ceased to speak, and IT was douo tfni
whether he could see. His son George observed
that, with uncertain gestures, he sought for
something in his bosom.
lie came to his fathers assistance, and placed
in his hand medallion which he always wore
suspended round his neck. NJ. de Lafayette
raised it To his lips this was his last motion.
That medallion contained a miniature and q
lock Of hair of Madame de Lafayette, his wife.
whose loss he had mourned for twenty seven
wears. Thus, afready separated from the en-
ire world, along with the thought and image
of the devoted companion OF his life, he died.
In arranging his funeral, IL was recognized
fact that M. de Lafayette had always wished
10 be buried in the small cemetery adjoining
the convent OF Picpus, by the side OF his wife,
in the midst of the victims of the Revolution,
the greater part roy aIists and aristocrats whose
ancestors had founded that establishment
The desire of the veteran of 1879 was scrupu-
lousy res pected and complied with An I'M
Enense erowd-sodieIs, National Guards and
populace-accompanied the funeral procession
along the streets ard boulevards of Paris.
Arrived at the gates of the convent of Pic
pus, the crowd halted the interior enclosure
could only admit two or three hundred per-
sons. The tamily, the nearest relatives and
The principal authorities entered, passing
through the convent il silence, and then across
the garden, and finally entered The cemetery.
There no political NANTES tation took place. 40
Grafton was pronounced religion anu the In
innate "reminiscences of the soul alone were
present. public politics assumed no place near
The death bed or the grave of the man whose
life they had occupied and ruled
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A Dead Woman Comes to Life-.A Fuherai
Spoiltd

uoman was taken sick on Tuesday las .
ana after much suffering, was reaueeu W 50
Iow q state that her case was consioereu nope
iass S,ma of the neighbors took turns AZ Sit
ans mn wi III the dying woman, hourly expect
ing her dissolution. On FRIDAY evening. u
UewIy-marIled sister OF the SICK woman, anu
8 vonur girl were ting as watchers III the
orief-ciad chamber, and were sitting by the
bedside After giving the SICK woman ner
medicine, they sat quietly sewing, the sufferer
having apparently gone 10 sleep, Tue Wa.en-
became startled at her death-like appearance,
aud examined her more closely. The body
wa. rapidly growing cold, and the puise had
apparently ceased 10 beat a looking giass
WAS hastily torn from the wall and placed
over the mouth of the PROSTATE woman, but
no breath stain was visible. She was evil
IDENTIFY dead.
The watchers left the room to procure as
sistance An elderly neighbor was sent for 10
.lay out~ the body, and the messen ger, meet
ing the undertaken, already notified, told him
of the circumstance. He proceeded TO the
house, arriving about the same tirne win Inc
neirhbors VINO had been summoned, and all
parties. after discovering the nature OF the
IA tal disease, and talking over some OF the lu-
neral arrangements, prepared TO enter the
chamber OF death, In order 10 perform the Ias
sad offices for the deceased. The young girl
went first into the room for the purpose oil
making IL ready for the rest to enter she mao
no sooner entered where the boiy lay than a
succession Of piercing shrieks struck terror
into ths visitors outside They rushed in and
found the girl on the door in faintlug Mt. fl
glance around the room at once explained the
cause of her terror. The dead woman was
sitlins M in bed AT first the entire party fed.
screaming, from the room, but soon ecteu
their senses and returned. The dead woman
had res umed her recumoent position, and was
so far from being defu net that she lnq uireo, III
a weak voice, the meaning of the strange scene
around her. 1t seems that she had fallen nto
a short trance-ike slumber, seemingly Ike
death itself. Just as the girl entered the room
she had partially awakened, and moved hei
head. The shrieks of the terrified girl tho
roughly awoke her, and she sat up III bed tc
Learn the cause of the screams. Restoratives
were Immediately applied. and the "cefunc1
one" is now in Il far way OF returning TO :
healthy existence. The climax OF the disorder
had passed.-N. q. Data, Eth.
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shadow. On the Wall.

Res,de the hearth there is an hour OF dreaming,
A calm and pepsive solitude of soul,
W mem life and death have each another seeming,
And thoaghts are With US owning no control.
These are the spirits, Memory . revealing,
in deep solemnity thew rise and fall.
Shrouoing the nvinS present, and conceellng
The world around as-Shadows on the =" all.
Hopes. like the leaves snd blossoms rudeiy shaken
~ cruel winds OF winter, from the tree
OF our er istepce phantoms that awaken
Mild PASS, ns gle ans OF JOYS young ccstacy;
And love, once kind and tenderly outpourIng
Her wine 1T to our souls, we may recall,
nd 6nd them dear aud ever heavenward soaring
Though only now as Shadows on the Wall.
Old cla.ping hands, old friendships and affections
Once boditd forms beside as on the earth,
Come back IA haunt us. ghostiy recollectons
" Ith nay site converse by the silent hearth.
Yet these are kindly spirits, and retiring >,
Draw their long shadows slowly from inc WALL
And ylsl, us in peace ard gentle ness, inspiring
hope that brings the sunshine after AL.
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n Eesrhes! Leeches.! Leeches!!!-I
have jp .treceiyed, by Adams' Express, lot Of
fresh NEDISH LEECHES, the very best, and
large size. which will be applied upon tbs most
reasonable terms
r. S.-CUPPING and LEECHING promptly ct
tended to- can be found at all hours of the day at
the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Amer
can Hotel, entrance on 18th street, and ct ut
at the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap Io--tz X. G. HOBSON.
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"a All Medicines should be Prepared by

A REGULAR PHYSICIAN.
DR.. u.s.. ROSE COUGH SYRUP, for Coug hsi
diseases, Consumption. Price so cts. and 81.
DR.. s. ROSES BUCHU COMPOUND, for all
diseases of the Kidneys and Bladder. This prepa-
DR. J. S ROSES PAIN CURER, for Rheuma-
tsm, Cholic, Cramps, Pains in the Stomach or
Bowels, Pans in the Back or Limbs. Price, IL, Is
and SO cts.
Dr.. j. =. ROSES Alternative SYRUP. or
BLOOD PURIFIER. for the curs of Scrofula, old
Eruptlons, Chronic Diseases. Uucsrs. Sores
SweIed Neck. Blles, and all diseases arising from
an impure state ofthe blood. Price 81.
Sold by Druggists, and by
WARREN L. WARING,
a2l-ly 1877 Broad St.. Agent for Richmond.
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eA Wire and Sieve Factory.--The un,
dersgned having commenced the WIRE and
SIEVE BUSINESS. on Pearl street be low Cary
respectfully asks the attention of merchants and
superior ROLLING SCREEN WIRE tor mer5
chants mills; FAN and STASDINSGy s sc ~ a
kinds; BIRD CAGES; RAT and MOUSE TRAPS;
PLAIN and FANCY WIRE WORK FOR BOON
CASES, DOORS, WINDOWS, &c. Also, CORN,
SAND, and GUAN0 SCREENS.
IA Prompt attention given To orders.
g. ". JESSOP, Pearl ST.. below CARY,
= &c N-lm Richmond, Va.
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TAILORING, &c.
FAD l. HIS !

IA We have on hand an elegant and largo as
VIZ sortment of ~
CENTS FURNISHING GOODS
and READY MADE CLOTHING /; a fine stock OF
Merino Under CLONES; PANTS of everr size and
quality, and VESTS and COATS to correspond. -
We have as large and varied an assortment OF hne
OVER COATS as can be found IN this market
All the CLOTHING that we sell Is manufactured
by OURSELVES. AS our terms are cash, we
are SATISFIED with small profits.
BUSiN tSS ana DRESS SUITS made TO order IN
the shortest notice. and neat ht guaranteed.
Come see for yourselves.
n. STOCKSDALE L SON,
No. IA Main street, doors below Exchange
oc l0-lm Bank, Richmond, Va.
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WARREN IL. ARlNG,
ia Ally lG7 Broad St.. Agent for Richmond

~ Dyspepsia, in it's most aggravate d
form. can easily be cured bY BAKERS PR Il =
sli M d ~ tases II sea ye5S
Proc 50 cents per bottle. To be had of the prin-
cipal Druggists in the city of Richmond and else
where. Orders filed by addressing
se 25-ts L. BAKER. Richmond.
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AL Hostetter's stomach Bitters..:- The

IA Hostptter's Stomach Bitters... The
thousands who use this great medicine for the
cure of Dyspepyla aud Liver Comp lalnt and the
diseases complicated with arising from them,
are requested tn take notice that ctts cOHHteUefS
of this Celebrated lnvigorant have been issued n
the South and Vest, and MAJ eventually lind their
way into many parts of the Union. We hope,
therefore, that all purchasers OF the preparation
will examine the lahei on the bottle, wnere a lac
simle OF the proprietors' signature should ap-
pear, and al O the bottle itself which should have
tina words DR.. J. HOS ftTTt as STOMACH
BITTERS blown IN the glass, and stamped on the
cap covering the cork We also will, after Janu
ary LIST, 1850, put additional steel engraving with
our note of hand attached which TO counterfeit ls
a felony. HOSTEETER SINH III.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally eve
ryyhers oc lin
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o''S'o A''e JAS. S. WINSTON, Gem Ticket AE'.
CsMsr RuTH Suu't.
r~.a..z,....,z STNEI IA Z z II a e a Z
Llse4 rssss5sSSSsz1 / l. X o A D.-FALL A K
&H~Z --E&<--RRcs} ANGEMENT On and aft

VIRGIN IA T. 4 n a. n
xls4 nyysss5SSSrsa1 LROA D.-FALL AR
6KH sxs@NHS RANGEMENT.-On and after
MOND A Y, the lst Of October, the NJ a IL and
pASSENG En- TRAIN will leave Richmond
daily Except Sunday. at 6 80 A M, Tor Staunton
ard all intermediate way stations. conDecting at
GORDONSVILLE 18th Inc ORANG and ALEA i,
ANDRIA RAILROAD Trains for Alexandra ard
intermediate stations. and at ChariottesTIle with
their trans for Lynch burg ard all points W est and
youth ives, of that place. and EVERY 9TH TX
DAY, VIZ: TUESDAYS, Tt URSDAYS and SAT
URDAYS, for Jackson's River and stations West
OF Stanton. -, 1, .
FTidays and at Goshen on TUESDAYS Thursdays
and Saturdays, for LexlnGton.
Hartman. Mason Co.'S Stages connect with
the tram on Tuesdays. Thursdays and SATURDAYS,
al MIliboro' for the Warm Springs; and at ack
son S River, for the White Sulphur Sprlngs, Lew
lsburg &c Returning, tie Mail Train leaves
Jackson's River on Mondays. Wednesdays and
FRIDAYS, at 8 Is P NJ for stanton.
= FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car at
tached, will leave Waynesbnro', at 745, and Staun-
ton at 8 As A. NJ, on Mondays, " ednesdays and
FIidays for Jackson's River. Returning, leave
Jaekson's River on Tuesda, S. Thursdays and Sat
uTdays at 7 45 A. M E, for WaVnesboro'.
Through tickets for the Warm and White Sui
rhur Springs, Lexington, Lewisburg. &C.; also.
for Winchester. Lynchburg. Brnsacks, Salem,
ShawsvIlie, Ghrstiansburg, Bristol, Knoxville.
Dalton, Chattanooga, Nashville, Grand Junction,
Mem phls, Canton, New Orleans, and all important
points in the Southwest, can be procured at the
ticket office.
&C It's THOS DODAMEAD, Genl Supt.
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LIFE rNsURANCB. &c
EIkE iNSDhANCE-
Z MARINE INSURANCE
fTnanrrcrsted 1872

ENIhE .NSUhANCE-
Z MARINE INSURANCE
Incorporated lS32D
SHE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE INSUE
AECE COMPANY.
Once No. lSl Main Street, Richmond.~
Capital and Surplus, S2S0,0O0l
THIS COMPANY has the advantage of ttcsHfy- ssss.
gears experience in the Insurance business, ana
having enjoyed the favor of the public during al
of that period needs no special Recommendations te
the citizens of Virginia.
1t effects Fire Insurance IN city and country, ana
Marine Insurance TO all parts OF the world.
Its cash capital and surplus are as above, and its
affairs managed prudenty, but literally, and its
rates low IS those of any other good ip.sies
tion. DIRECTORS:
W. L. Covardin, J. Z. " ellsworth, Patrick Cuicn
Joseph Allen, VIM. Beers, Geo. W Smith,
Horace l.. Kent, Thos. Samson, Ii. l.. Winston
Wm Palmer, Chas. W Purcell, Jno. n. Gordon
Alex. X. Parker, Jos. 7. Winston, Arch. Thofaas
Jas. A. Inloes, H. A. Claiborne,
Apply TO the President OF Secretary, in person Q,
BY letter. W. l.. COWARDIN, President,
WM. WILLIS. H.. Seorstar~ ias-ts
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nANew and Be "A tiful
FALL AND WINTER GOODS!

The subscriber would respectfully announce to
his friends and the public generally that he Is now
receiving a large and lie autltui stock OF
FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
Selected with great care, and at prices that Will
enable him to sell unusually low. for cash.
My stock consists IN
LADIES' DRESS GOODS,
In great variety and all the newest designs.
In tents wear, a splendid assortment Of
CLOTHS, CASStMERES,
VELVET AND SILK VESTINGS,
NECK TIES, MERlN0 SHIRTS.
DRAWERS, &c
Also. a large and attractive stock of HEAVY
GOODS, of eveiy grade, for negro clothing.
Fine BED BLANKETS.
NEGRO do.
And every other article usually kept IN hrst-
class Dry Goods House.
Call and examine for yourselves.
JOHN L. SMITHER,
seA-2m No. % Main street.
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WINTER saAADULE.

So. 20 - RICHM0N YoRK
EVER RAJLRQAnmCBEtAt1t, AN AM A IT. 4,
ERN SHOPS AND MAfTHEWs.-FARE So
On an ate TUESDAY, Oct 9th, 1850, passenger
trains will leave Richmond daily, except Sun
days. at Ga O'Clock A. M, on Tuesdays, Thurs
DAYS and Saturdays stoppng, upon signal O only at
mancoke and arrive at West Point at "a NJ,
Ss ass nd &C ssTs KSE and
Queen Court House Landing on TUESDAYS, Thurs
days and Saturdays, at 4. NJ, connecting with
only at Clifton. Water Fence Shepherds, Noody,s,
Cappahoosic, Bigiers: Gloucester Polnt' oTk,
Norfolk anu Portsmouth at r; NJ.
:, Returning, the Steamer will leave Norfolk and
dsss at s an No. ana old Pont 4 5
81; + W.T. PoiSs at is& P H. and arrive in
On TUESDAYS THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS the
only on signals at Rnmancoke, Sweet Hall, Co
hoke. Indian Town, iunstalPs, Dispatch, Meadow
Passengers for the Eastern Shore can leave Nor
felix on Mondsy VS., Wednesdays and Fr,dats by tine
and for Matthews Thursdays and Saturdays.
Fare from Richmond or any point on YORK River
TO Eastern Shore.-.-. .---- s GU
Fare from Richmond to West Point. or West
Point TO Richmond and return next day. :; 2 20
days until r. NJ, at Richmond, and on NJ ondays
Wednesdays and Fridays until T. M, at West
Fare from King and Queen c. H.. and other
points on Mattaponi River to Norfolk or Rich
Pesssngsrs for Williamsburg will take Stage at
Blelers. for Gloucester c. H at Cappahoosic, and
for Saudi and urbanna. at West Point.
8 A. M, and arrive at West Point a. IL A. NJ Re-
turning, leave West Point at and arrive In Rich
oe is R.H. TEMPLE, Sup't
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n NEW DRUG STORE.

ID NEW DRUG STORE.
w ROBERT w. POWERS.
IA APorHEcA AND RuGGIsT.
begs leave TO inform his friends aad the public
that he has taken and re fitted in new and hand
some sty 10, the store formerly occupied by J b.
w God, and more recently by G. y. Dawson No.
the st Charles Hotel, Richmond Va, and has
lust n pc ned with an entirely new stock of
DRUGS MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, FANCY
and TOILET ARTICLES, PERI UNI cry &c.
Comprising every article usually kept in his line,
selected in person by himself with especial refer
to their freshness. purity and entire RELIABLE
lty. -
CALS.STANDARD PHARMACEUTICAL PRE-
PARATIONS.SURGICAL INSTR M ENTS &c,
very complete, embracing many new and desra-
bic articles.
Prescriptions carefully compounded at any hour
OF day ght.
orders promptly attended to-
Oc 5-ts RORERr W POWERS,
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TALL AND WINTER CE.OTHENG.--Th
attention OF the citizens of Richmond aud the
public generally is res aectiuy called to our large,
varied, and compete assortment OF Gents and
Youths CLOTHING and FURNISHING GOODS,
all OF which were manufactured by US. with a
view of pleasing the great dlversIues OF taste IN
regard to dress. We fatter ourselves that the
sly e. fit, and durability OF our garments are an
sur passed by any house in the city, and that our
advantages in manufacturing clothing are such as
tn enable us to sell at such reduced prices as can
not be eQualled. Having made more extensive
ARRANGEMENTS this season for the supply of the
great demands for Clothing than ever before, we
hope to receive large support from all IN want of
articles IN our branch oil business, assuring them
all that We Will do them justice.
We are also prepared to make to order any artl-
Gle of Gents Wearing Apparel, al short notice.
NOAH WALKER Il CO.,
Branch of Baltimore House,
1913, corner Main au0 l4th or Pearl SIS.
CLOTHING, CLUTHiNG.-HULLh has got
~ ten IN and Is constantly receiving (three ship
ments per week. his Fall and Winter stock of
CL0TH NC. He has selected his whole stock and
mad II made up after the latest reported sty les
He makes 1t a poIntto have an odd, fine, sly lsh,
durable, and good-tttlng stock. Mr.. GROSHONG.
his stock, whose name is sufficient guarantee OF
something pretty as well as good.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER, in good style
and at short notice.
The largest and best selected stock of SHIRTS.
DRAW EkS, TIES, COLLARS, SOCKS, Il C /, kept
III the city. Shirts made TO order.
lRvING HULL, Agent,
tLate of Tupman HULL
"a Main. corner 18th street.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, 40.

~ A. BODEKER /. CO., Apothscariss a n,d
49, Druggists. No. 10 Main street, near Old
Az Market. Riohmond, Va, will keep on hand
In general assortment OF pure Drgsa. Medl-
cines. Chemicals, Oils, Paints, window niass,
all kinds, Surgical Appliances, Burning FIND, Al
eohol, Soaps, Pertenisry, Fancy ArtIces, "arae T
Mecioinal Liquors, NO,
Prescriptions prepared ut all hoars, with special
care, by members of tue hrm alone.
Ply sioianH' orders from the country executed
promptly, aud the most reliable medioi.es lur-
r,.ha
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nA To 6rocers.-Tke attention Of Grocers
and Merchants generally is called 20 SEMPLE'S
INFALIIBLE BAKING POW DER, a home art-
cle and superior to most of the kind before the
public. ]. w. GARLICK,
Market Place, Franklin street.
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.-.-. NOTICE. 1871
ISSA 49, a TO PASSENG ERSIOOOs
49, G0ING NORTH.-NEW AR

~ nj
Ia54 sn ssss;s TO PASsENGE RSdOOO'
~ NORTH:-NEW AK
RANG EMENT,miMPoRTANT 70 y TR as,Is!a
ERS-THROUGH TICKETS AND THEoUSh
HECKS-GREAT NORTHERN R0UTE-Car-
ryInz the great United States Mail. Twice daily
SUNDAY Ight eptedl between Richmond, Alex
,ndrIa, W ashngton Baltimore, Philadelphia, new
York, ard all important points West, via AcQuis
Creek and Washington. over the Riohmond, Fred.
ericksburs & Potomac Railroad, to the Potomas
river, rs miles, and BY splendid and comlorta6 q,
steamers thence to Washing ton, 81 miles, IN all LIE
miles In seven hours; being comfortable and per-
fectly safe rate of speed.
Hours of departure: $50, A. NJ, and ], 7. NJ.
BAGGAGE. under charge of Specia! Agents
CoECkEDTHRoUGH to W ashngtOn Baltimore
Pbiladel phia and New York.
THROUGH rTcrErs can be secured to the follow
ing points-viz Baltimore, Philadelphia, Cinon
tersonvilIe. Rock Island, GAINESVILLE. Washington
New York, st. Louis. Chicago, tlttsOurg, Louis
vile, Decatur, Newark and Rtncenues.
PASSENGERS breakfast and sup at Ashland and dlns
an board the comfortable steamer between AcqlIs
Greek and " Washington.
Persons wishing to obtain tickets for ser
Ua7ts for Washington city and points further
North, must. IN all eases, be vouched for by
some responsb BILE white citizen of Richmond, an
aerSon, known to the officers of the Road, as ~
Tiaksts sil! be sold II applisd fos by letrsr
Ke Fer further information, apply at this ofnoe
Broad street, Shockoe Hill
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w NJ. 3. ROysTER. n,ovrR

GENERAL COMMISSION MBRLHdnE'
NA0' N~' RichmHpd, a.,
Offers his services for the sale ana Pai ~, Cors,
Merchandx e gene rally also. Ftonr, " nep p,,es
Tobacco, and all descriptions 81 Coahwuv .ih Esq.
Refers. by permission, 20 Lewls Edmond.
messrs. Dunlop, Monoure %, ne gesssruN.
Richmond Messrs. Brysat. Iinsis; hpT; xsI!s
Messrs spence 4 Reld, BaitnioIei m0sir ss.. New
Co, Phitauciphta' inoS- sa s-u
York 1870
TIHE UNDERsIGNED have i2Imss9SgaiS-
j partnership for the transaction ol q SYIIWlS
SIQS BUSINESS, under the M Az" III II ave Psi.
WEIB 4 JOHN q. WADE. Lheb q ~ ,SgEhT,
tieaaI attsation TO the sale of FLOC ,,nrs sad
CORN and TOBACCO. They OCCUPY W. eo osscsapisd By
lumber house No. es Nam stree xvyipS WEbB.
Lewis Webb. iinuN q WADE.
, u Nv lsse uoT-dcwa"
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apucrAL NOTICES.
IA Dollar saved i. Dollar ta,ned.'

- =. ~
"a Dollar snved is Dollar 6ntned."
THE PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
OF RICHMOND, VA.
OFFHE-llth street. nearly opposite Goddin's
Hall, MEMBERS:
r. H Dibreil, ID. Won Grooming, ]. II. Hatcher.
X. .. Haskns, J. w. Atkinson, ,. Trueheart.
G. +. Whitloek, l.. n. Frayser, X, l.. Williams,
J. L.. Apperson, r. 7. Taylor, John Blair,
J. n. Greaner, X. A. Mayo, A. Bodeker.
J. l., bigon. w. Roddey, l. L,bby,
X. Nj Stevenson,J II. Montague, Ghas lanots,,
Is. J. Johnson, w n. Boweock, T. Nj. Aufieho'
r. H. Nash Ii, DIBRELL, Prest;
-' / / JOHNSON. kec'y;
THCS. IA. ALFRIENp, Sashler'
wHoIr roIxr FIND PLRpeBp FOR DEPOSITS.
'i'h,s R.nE of the People. in which the WORKING
zen. as we'll as the men OF means. may deposit a.,
the scare funds with perfect saiey anu osnd ns,
anna@ fSts months or sseI and per seas i or
less s "r small snms The undersigned, as Cas- her,
W. Issus certificates from "A; N, to6P M daily.
DC lin TH0Sl Nj. ALFRlEND. Cashier.
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RESTAURANTS.

FRAN
IN IA LAGER BEER SALOON AND
SSXLA RESTAURANT,
WE4 No. rs Main street. Richmond, Va.
At this first clsss RESTAURANT are at all
hours served the best York River OYSTERS. IN
every style desired
The BAR is always supplied with tho chGlcest
of LIQUORS, WINES, Cl- AIRS and TOBAGO.
From TO-DAY Will he served FIR EFF l. UTVCH
to all customers at IL o'clock
&C IL lm* FRANK VINCE, Proprietor
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NIADDux = co., M.ppuxJ
faobSUSSS is':s'ss X haslsi.

MADD!gx = CO., s.,rnsM.pgs.,Sr
PRODUCE COMMISSION MEke nnatsl.
Cary street, opposite Co'anpp, ~ Ssa, Va
A.,r nDwAsD., of xies w''han' a..i...as'
W. H. HOWARD, OF YORK.
WI MARSHAL, Of Lanerbefsk s,sntion 70
Guarantee 20 their friends lsi'al '.as from pro
ali consignments, and orders iof k'0SAs
Mi Mi. =. ". SUTTON, Ia, u admitted !"
tsrsst n A. our ss business MADDux ! GU
a .xnA.NTnirsNrES No COMMISSION
MERcAASNT. i. Of HORSES.
MILES. WAGONS, TO-. .. the Hofss h'''
SATURDAY MORNING, ~ ~ o cesSs. .,sfsJ "
Stock int nded Tor sAlo Will eesxs 20
ofs tke Harnlag ~ tie ssie -----~-.,- 81 ,Np
ANpaKw ANfoNis " VII aS s! is,AaAss D 20
"A RETAiL Rs 1 IN IL sy FRUITS. s.ssi
Impo..s OF French csadsss u .a 1rsal,ss sl..l
parties and weddings. in town ~ ~ a,,sssm sIs..
vith Qypsmsatss uoaiscgon ns,i ID door EXchsas'
Bank, Richmond Va