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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-15

METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The annual and anniversary meeting OF
the Methodist Sunday School Union Of this
city was held yesterday afternoon in Mr..
Edwards's Trinity church, and was unu-
sually large and interesting. The church
was crowded to its utmost, and great at
tention was displayed during the proceed
ings.
The annual reports Of the Society were
read by the president, secretary, and trea-
surer. The report of the president, Mr..
Asa Snyder, was . most creditable one,
and gave evidence Of great energy and
truthful results in the Sunday school cause.
The total number of scholars, as shown by
the monthly reports of schools, is l,722,
with an average attendance Of 1858. An
increase of fifty new scholars in the month
was shown, and the number of conversions
is very gratifying.
BY the presidents report an increase of
700 scholars was shown in the last year,
100 conversions have been reported, and
81 1888 40 have been collected in the same
time. The following officers were then
elected for the ensuing year:
President, Asa Sydner; Secretary, q. r.
Rady; Assistant Secretary, Robert T..
Richardson Treasurer, James H. Walford.
The exercises were interspersed with
fine singing and praying, and everything
passed off most pleasantly.
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MAYoR's CorRT-SATURDAY MORNING.
MAYOR MAYO PREsIDING.-Lucius Fleming,
negro, was arraigned for stealing and car
rying away and concealing daughter OF
Jane Carter, negro. Several statements
were made by the witnesses, and the fol-
lowing was in the main co0perated" by
them all: The girl being in love with Lu-
cius, followed him wherever he went, and
entreated him not to disk her to stay
from whittier he went. Lucius started for
Baltimore few days since, and she started
off with him; but her enraged mother
came up in time to prevent this, and had
Lucius arrested. Lucius, from this ap-
pcaring innocent, was discharged.
Alexander Anderson, genteel-looking
young man, was arraigned for stealing a
gold watch key and other articles OF jew
elry from Mrs. Minter. From the testimo-
ny of Mrs. Minter and her daughter it
appeared that Anderson boarded with Mrs.
Minter, and that on Friday last, while she
was cleaning mp his room, she discovered
in the top portion of his trunk the articles
in question, which had been stolen from
her several days previous. Anderson was
sent on, and admitted to bail in the sum of
$500 to answer an Indictment.
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SHEEp-RAYISG.-Our enterprising citi.
zen Major William Allan has purchased,
in New Hampshire, flock of 1900 sheep,
which he intends to bring to his estate,
.Curl's Neck, on James river, for the pur.
pose of going into the business Of sheep.
raising. We presume that no better place
for this business could have been selected
than Curtis Neck. Its rich bottom lands
and fertile hillsides viii afford an abun.
dance of good pssturage for the summer
and yield an ample supply Of forage fol
the winter. Now that the labor system
under which Major Allan formerly worked
these immense fields has been upset and
abolished, no better means Of making them
remunerative could have been adopted
We wish him the greatest success IN hi'
undertaking. ts
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Y, 4 WoxAN's INpEYENDINcg.-A woman's
tongue d her best weapon Of defiance, but
there ass INV msn IN the world ssgirst
whom 4 cannot be used With any s6ect,
and with whom wonsn must contend with
more dangerous instruments. We hass q
case In point:
A few days since, . young lady OF Thu
city. having had cause to be greatly OF.
tended and dissatisfied with one q hes
gentleman scquaintances, armed hefsell
With . murderous-lookisg Dsrringsr tffof1
which the load had been extractedl apd
proceeded 10 Mr.. -'s ONCE. Arriving
there, she was fortunate enough 70 y
taken for . custonnsr, owing 70 Ne num.
Der Of veIls with which her nee Va
covered, % tAe gentleman stepped up =
e.. : :
4 vi - n 80
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POLICE ARREsTs.-The following are the
arrests made by the police force for the
quarter ending October lst:
July.-Citizens, 1875, male and female
soldiers, Sc; negroes, l60; total, All.
Asc'isens lIa mss sot lns M 1sm@e
septSerctizsns male s71 ana aos iemaae aae
Total number Of arrests for the quarter
1868.
Total number of reported violations ol
State laws and city ordinances. 409.
Total number of dogs captured during
the quarter, 145; hogs, o.; goats, 45.
The sum of 1854 was paid into the city
treasury for fines during the month Of
July; during August, s39s.6O; Septsm'
ber, s67s.25. Total, 81 ,43O.s5.
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POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests

POLICE ARREsTs.-The following arrests
we're made on Saturday and Sunday:
Clara Norriss, white, for having in her
possession clothing stolen from Martha Ann
Carter.
Martha Thomas, negro, for stealing cloth
ing from Agnes Brown.
William Simwing, James Glenn, and
Oscar Gibbs were arrested for fighting at
the Powhatan Steamboat Company's wharf.
Thomas J. Cowman, white, was arrested
for having in his possession clothing stolen
from Martha Ann Carter.
James Tinsley, negro, was arrested for
stealing four pairs of pantaloons from NJ
Carlton.
William Weyman, sergeant company
"B, First battalion Twelfth United States
Infantry, was arrested for cursing and
abusing Sergeant Dudley Gilman, Of the
police.
Eliza Commodore, negro, was arrested
for creating disturbance on the street
and having no place at which to stay.
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UNGRATErUL RoGUE.-John Jones, alias
William Henry, negro, was arrested on Sa-
turday for robbing Richard Dungee, negro,
of a watch valued at forty-seven dollars,
and Dabney Robinson Of twenty Ave dol.
lars and watch, and with cutting Robert
Ellet with knife. The prisoner was in;
vited to spend the night with Dungee and
Robinson at Robert Ellet's boarding house
and as a return for their hospitality he re.
lieved them of their watches and money.
He was about to make off with them, but
his friends and their host, Ellet, objected to
it, seized him, and were about to transfer
him to quarters at Major Claiborne's board.
.ing-house, when he pulled out his knife and
inflicted cut upon Ellet. He was bagged
shortly afterwards, however, and Will an.
swer for his ungrsteful conduct before his
Honor this morning.
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4ithnlond Dispahk.
LOCAL MATTERS.
BOARD OF HEALTH REPoRT.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALTH, J
RICHMOND, October IA, 1866, :
q oynlc,b D ~

BOARD OF HEALTH REPoRT.
OFFICE OF BOARD OF HEALrH,
RICHMOND, October IA, 1866,
. 6 O'clock P. n.
Sir,-The following is the cholesN report
for the last forty EIGHT hours:
ON SATURDAY.
One case on Broad between Sixth and
Seventh (white male) favorable.
One case on Thirtieth between Grace
and Broad (colored female); favorable.
One case on Cary between First and Sc
cond (colored female child) fatal.
One case on Clay between Third and
Fourth (colored male); favorable.
One case on corner Of Marshall and Sc
cond (colored female): fatal.
One case on corner of Eighteenth and
Cary (colored male); fatal.
One case on Cary between Seventee enth
and Eighteenth (whito female; fatal.
One case on Mayo street (eolored male);
favorable,
One case on corner Of Oary aud Fourth;
doubtful.
One case on corner of CLAY and Second
fcolored female); unfayorabls.
One case on Marshall between Jefferson
and Brook avenue (colorod male); fatal.
Respectfully,
J. G. CADELL, II. D.,
W. Fl. TAYLOR, n. D.,
Members of Board Of Health.
To Judqe William W. Crump, Chairman
Committee on Health.
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HusrIyGs COukT.-In this court on Sa-
turday the case of H. Riyes Pollard,
charged with assaulting Jessie Hewitt and
others, was continued, and other witnesses
examined. Mr.. Joseph Powell testified
positively that he had never had any cri-
minal intimacy with Miss Virginia Fitch.
and had only visited the family because he
liked the society there. Miss Hattie Alex
ander was recalled, and swore to her for.
mer statement, which was directly opposed
to that of Mr.. Powell.
After this evidence the case was given
to the jury, and the jury could not agree.
The Commonwealth Attorney then en-.
tered nolle proSequi, which ends the case
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ATTEMPT TO GARRorE.-On Saturday
night, as Mr.. J. II. Vaughan, Of this city,
was passing near the corner Of Twenty
eighth and Grace streets, he was attacked
by two ruffians, who attempted to knock
him down. He had pistol about his per-
son, drew it, and attempted to fire, but 1t
would not 60 off. Finding that they were
too many for him, he retreated rapidly, and
as he was going from them was fred at five
times. He thinks he could recognize one
of the ruffians if he should meet him in
daylight.
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THEATRE-BExEFIT OF Mr.. PoLK.-To-
night ia Mr.. Folks benefit night, and ne
appears as the Marquis de Champsy in the
Romance Of Poor Young Man." Mr..
Folks engagement here has not thus far
been such as to encourage young man Of
his fine talents, and his audiences have not
been so large Is We expected or would
like to have seen. Mr.. Polk is undoubt-
edly fine actor, well worth hearing, and
deserving Of success. The play tonight Is
. beautiful one. He appears in one Of bis
best characters, and We hope that full
house will greet him.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

,IsT OF LETTERS REMAINING
TuE POST OFFICE AT RICHMOND,
xTSlSaS 81 Mini" "cnSsss ane sass ,ssy ss viii b.
II, ~ ~ the Dead Letter once.
StT o strangers or transisn, visitors In town or
civ. whoe special address I'D srsp NAY 1oTnsf
Wn ,a tho postage stamp on the upper right hand
fIss' "a leave space between the stamp and
c:,,o,, far post marking without interfering
With the writing - !. no,,.s =, ,np.,
To obtain any of these letters the nus ~
estl ,i.i isr and pay one cent for advertising;
~, a request for the return OF letter 70 tne
o., n nnclslmed within thirty days or iess,
WIZ VIII or printed with the writer's name, post
W. ana State &C the left hand end OF the en-
"' '',nc on the face side. will be complied wi'h'
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SI1r OF PEws IN ST, JAMES CHURCH.

SALE OF PEws IN ST.. JAMES CHURCH.
By order of the vestry, the thirty-six new
pews recently made in St. James Church
will be sold atpublic auction, at the church,
on Thursday next, the 18th of October, at
~ o'clock P. NJ. In addition to which
wifi be sold some of the most eligible and
valuable of the old pews. Persons de-
string pews will save twenty per cent. per
annum by purchasing instead of renting.
A diagram Of the church can be seen at
the office of Messrs. Grubbs s Williams.
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MINER DRowNED.-On Sunday, Septem-
ber 3Oth, miner named Owen Smith was
drowned while attempting to swim the
James river opposite the works Of the
Dover Company, where he had been EN-.
ployed. His body has been since recovered
and buried. He left no family, but It Is
said that he had brother living in New
York. The deceased was probably native
of Wales.
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TIE MAILs.-The breaks on the Frede-
ricksburg railroad ore being repaired ra-
pidly. Two of the culyerts near Quincy
station have been completed, and the
other will, it Is thought, b fixed In time
for the mail train st 8 p. u. this evening.
The northern mail carne through last eve.
ming by the Orange and Alsxsndrls road,
the bridge upon thstrosd having been, re-
psirod.
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see 1t, she raised four of her wells and dis
played to his astonished gaze her features.
IA guilty conscience needs no accuser,"
and . pistol In the hands Of determin ed
woman il apt to prove sufficient induce.
ment for any man to make the dnesde
honorable; 20 our hero, without any fur
ther to do, made the necessary explans.
tion, and our heroine departed we'll satisfied
with her visit.
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THE FUNERAL OF DR.. F. W. HANcoCE
took place yesterday afternoon from DR.
Moorc's church, and was attended by g
large number of friends and the Dove
Lodge, No. 81, Ancient, Free, and Accept.
ed Masons, who followed his remains to the
grave at Hollywood. The funeral sermon
preached by Rev. DR.. Moses D. Hoge, was
a beautiful one, and brought tears to the
ewes of many present.
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Observation-Disclosures d. Rand, OF Phils-
.delpbia, was on Saturday appointed Com
missioner Of the State OF Virginia ~ Penn
sylvsnis. tey D. Il N.Y. ! Z, I !, ~, ~.
william F. Mallory second inspectcr Et
Noore's warehouse, in Petersburg. 81
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THANKS FOR PAPERs.-Turner, the enter
prising news dealer, No. 20 Thirteenth
street, between Main and Franklin, iur'
nished us yesterday, . few minutes after
tho train arrived, with the first northern
papers we had received for several days.
By the way, Turner expects to receive all
bis papers BY 8 O'Clock to-day. CaI on
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sroSgwALh JUNIOR BAsR-BALL CLUB.

Umpire.-A. Wood. ~
Scorers. Robert Blow for Richmond Junior'
and - Wood for Stonewan Junior.
Time, $40. .s...
Match bsticeen the Forrest Baseball Ch!o ana me
iStone,rau Baseball Club, played on the Forrest
orounds OctOber 18Th
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DRY GOODS, SHOES. 60.

.uREAT ATTRACTION. - LEWIS
J old established store Is daily crowded witn
rsreSssss @ Of pKT GOODS, and Why ~ s..y Isssy
s.sys have on hsnd :ys article shsy s.v. noS
% slors Rsl White and Isicy Ila1nsdsc cc.,cn
-, %, and ne. Pill6w-sase Coes0ns, I'LL I'Z'
worth g; real kpgiish Cotton Hose at % and eee;
worth 7sc. Rich kaltsss Lace Collar o 7se2 Sh
we'll worm s6c. Linen Collsn at 7sc. per dozen /
Heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose q Ss. Hsey 4 rnla sa
dozen. Also. st low prices. Shawls, Dress Goods
Of every description, and ell kind Of Linens and
A''''s ~ LEVY BROTHERS. I.
No. Is Main street,
oe13 successors to J. A. Levy.
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RICHMOND CLUB.

Fly-catches. s.-Richmond-McCaw, l; Lam
caster, /; Cohen, Is. Olympic-Harrls, l;
Randolph, 2-3. :.
Home uss.-Richmond - Glazebrook, !;
Cullen, l-2. Umpire, Joseph Davidson, OF
Pastime Club.
Match bet,oeen the Richmond Junior and Sonenall
Junior Base-bdu Clubs, played on the grounds Of
the latter october IS, 1866.
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FORREST CLUB,

Umpire. Moore, Of Lone Star BASE
ball Club. 1,,,,
Scorers.-R. Blow, Jr., Forrest; w. Will
liams, Stonewall. 60,
Fly.catches. Z; Stonewal, 7.
Time, 40.
The Forrest is now the champion junior
club in Richmond. They hold ball.
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FISH OsplsAxcz RxfRALRD.--Aswillb be
sseu by the notice OF the Boesd Of Health,
the ordinance prohibiting the .ais q nse,
uYi&1rs, ETC., has been repealed. Tpa y
eood AsMs 81 thoss 16nd sl hyetv -
ytey meNptt9 tUvy a4ss
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BAsr.BALL.-Ws give below the scorings
Of match games Of baseball played on
Friday and Saturday between clubs in the
city: 1851
Match for Championship bet,oeea Richmond and
Olympic Clubs, October Is, 1896, on the grounds
Of tie Richmond Club
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CsAySE or SCxapuLs-By On sdvsr.
tissment In another column IL will b sen
that the Richmond and Petersoufg kan-
road Company have made important
changss In their schedule. sI1g 80
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RosDKsY-A residence on the corner
q Franklin and Fourth streets was robbed
on Saturday night Of gas fixtures, lead
pipe, &c., and otherwise completely gut
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I'm AsIIsarox Bzsi.sAIi cGEJ Stli leassiss
70. asy. osaohss lstA, q hAifpAss oslpsk catAe
rsssls q the AsAby Club. avssy nAnAW vtl
lssxlssssa 70 shsnA. sfl Iftsssi q q B
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IRON AND BRASS FOUNDRIES.
TALBOT q BROTHER,
MANUFACTURERS OF
STEAM ENGINES, SAW MILLS, GRIsT MILLS,
HYDRAULIC PRESSES. &o.,

are again In business, corner Cary and Seven.
ssn5 'fssst and S ss S hns
now ont. Also. our improved dOSCILLATlNG EN;
CINE. something very simple and any other Kind
OF ENGINE required. AL persons Wishing 70 buy
Ing elsewhere. ~ So-X
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+1fANpEACTURED.AAD H,GOl1NG
a: i 49,: i;slaIg l.cyK5ESs no s FosAooes !,
80 dSlll,sy tssaisl &E estA
81. 7. e: ss~s's ! !! !! =! !! !,
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MISS PEGRAM WILL REOPEN
Nl HRR SCHOOL the FIRST DAT OF OCT0.
BRR, and she earnestly desires psonps attend.
Every branch Of education will bs thoroughly
taught by the most competent Instructors, and the
whole win be under the personal supervision o
the principal.
tainments and long sxpsris.ss u tsssh'ns: vi! III
Win reside in Nm. PsGnm's family, her pupils
viii have every facility for asgaihnG pIsstlsst
dinm Of eommuniestfon q table and elsewhere
A. we'll o. during the regular school houSs.
For further psIticulafs apply to
n 1a-h Linden Row, Franklin street.
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r OVERS OF FIELD sPoRT,-You
ID ost 81 q faS aas siTfi Sssfsa fii
both nnssls and b5eseh loading. from the most
s;;SJssss ;Sgssss ie ~ s.ssHsiTS:
YI3t01, JOHN H. IYLRk ! Co..
spsssssots 70 NiisAsn Tyler..
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TOBACCO FACTORY MACHINERY,
i sGREM5s, AER xT,,P PRXnsssas'
nsds and repaired In the most thorough ANA vosA'
wARaAsfSibS TO aIys EXTRACTION.
O. The Worka Of
whore f3f
Nh. JOHN HANCOCK, =,
Who has bssn engaged sxprsssly for this work, viii
be hsppy 70 see kis old friends and cust0nera,
AMONG TIE oldest and best TOBACCO AANUYAC.
fURKR6 OF RICHMOND. NIB LIS
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MONTAGUE Il WHITALL
N1 (Lsts Of the Merchants Insurance Company
Of Riehmond,)
INSURE PROPERTY OF ALL KINDS IN THx
MOST RELIABLE COMPANIES.
They also effect
MARINE INSURANCE AND LIPR INSURANCE.
once, No. III Main street, Just below the sposs'
wood Hotel. ds H-u
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
vrIIrAn n GIBSON. HENRY G. WArKINs,
late Harris Gibson late Winfrse Watkins.
GIBSON & WATKINS,
" PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
OFFICE AT SHOCKOR WAREHOUSE.
.Ths undsrsIgned beg 70 renew to their old
friends and to the planters and farmers OF Virgins
and North Carolina generally the o6sr OF thsis
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Their intimate acquaintance With the TOBACCO
trade qualify them peculiarly as agents for the
sale Of this article.
Their charge for commission after lst o. OctoDer
will be two and half per cent. on all sales OF To-
0sseS; ss ss1i% nEnr' ana sn' GIBSON / WATKINS. !.
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oes nearly opposite 81. CharIes HoteI.
DEST QUALITY COLORED KID
ID GLOVES, FOR LADIES' CHEAP, CHEAP, At
6o,en hast anality. ali colors and sizes, LADIES
KID GLOVES, to be run of ct low fgures this
week. Call and get pair, those In want, q
No. Il Main street,.
ocs nearly opposite St. Charles Hotel.
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a Z. SHEPHERD q CO., General
"A. Commission Merchants for the sale OF TO-
BACCO, WHAT, LuABBE, 10. All eusinsss On.
II. a. q. TALIIN, forsssrly WIN George w.
Atkinson, and late Talman Harris, u associated
With us, and viii be pleased 20 ssrvs his old
ssrns. Ones corner Ilsvsnth and Canal streets.
iyN 'ft q
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nULBOUG ROOTS. TULIP, HYA-
dpoIH. IL CIHErE AARcissIEIs Sf2y5SSa y5SaHfpfs. IHhfpfssiAi
~ o9N~N t.ysG tNsNesN sNvvy.s
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Richmond Cricket Club, Cashier Bank OF Rich
nond, c. b. A, Secretary Of Richmond Chapter
No. 3, Virginia Marine underwriters, Editors
Weekly Day Book, AgeniiFrankiin Paper Mills,
NJ. ~, President Baptist College u; n =, Messrs'
G.. l.. & Co. ALEXANDER SHARP, 4. NJ.
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NATIONAL UNION BUSINESS
The courss OF instruction snbfssss Conniaion.
Importing. Jobbins, Rst.iliaS, Bank and otAsr
gook keeping. Psnna..hiRs Connsssisi Law.
Spenssrian Psnnsnskip 10 t.Sghs Sy Henry o:
spencer the leading asthcs o. this sysssn, a1d z
PsnmdnsAtp, eAopsed By ell 1rsf.slass colleges -
the standard OF criticism.
The system Of Business Practice, oEiGinssei an1
special attention. This h the most valuable PAT
Of the Book keeping course; Herr the student sp::
for the more minute dstaih Of sstaal basinssS.
6cholarship for fnll course, and life msnbsnhip
in this Union Of Colleges, lory.Avs dollars. So
Ror circulars, specimen Of pennsnship, sollsgs
currency, and msfcha pdiss, aadress
ivalsm Rfopristor.
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WHITES SHOE STORE, sedhp
w No. SO MAIN STREET,
Two pooRs BELOW SP0rsw0oD HofBL.v
assortment OF FALL and WINTER BOOTS and
SHOES, for ladies. gentlemen, misses, boys, and
END E,@sas yaHsf BAGS
sATCHRLs; ali OF which he Is determined to sell
q low as the Same articles can be purchased inth
northern markets, being fully aware OF he ex.
eeeding scarcity OF money In the South.
WILLIAM p. WHITE.
Executor Of p. K. White,
SD Main street, two doors below
~ l4-8t Spotswood Hotel.
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CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, AMPLE

FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
DISCOUNTS AT SIMPLE INTEREST:
INTEREST ON DEPOSIT CERTIFICATES:
pREMIiJM RETAINED FOR THE BENEFIT OF
THE ASSURED.
OFFICE, No. 1910 MAIN STREET.
d. ]. HARTSOOK, President.
D. J. BURR, Secretary.
B. C. WHERRY, JR., Assistant Secretary.
[aul7-am)
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EEMALE SEMINARY, No. 1ol
Il Linden Row, Hrsnklin street.. RishmonAf
Ss M ~ o & s 'sso =, = :ss
terms Of board and tuition spgly e g sY sdStsss
suLThkMts - RIchnonA. We.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.

INITIALS.
Mrs. Lucy Ann; Miss Mary Miss L. N. w.
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EDUCATIONAL.


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To Judge William ". Cr,n,p, Chairman
Committee on Health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-15
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