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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-11-06

TEE CIRCUs.--The circus opened its ex-
hibitions in this city last night to thrill
liant and refined audience" who were
carried away by the wit and humor Of Mr.
Merryman, the grace and elegance OF the
performances of the ring generally, and
the dogged obstinacy of the dogs in the
determined achievement of the ,feats OF
standing on two feet and on one another's
heads, and climbing ladders and inclined
planes on ball Such dogs nobody ever
saw, and they are entitled to q bow-wow
from the entire canine race and the very
general applause Of mankind.
The circus Is indeed happy place,
There extremes meet. Horsekind, man
kind, freedmen, jackasses, dogs, lions, Il.
gers, ct ID oanne, all harmonized by music,
lamp-lights, and saw-dust, make an i'm
preston upon the youthful mind never for
gotten until the grave closes upon man.
Mr.. Merryman, oh Mr.. Merryman, you are
amongst our earliest recollections and our
dearest friends. We never shall forget
pSou. You have prolonged our life twenty
years. You are the friend Of humanity
the substitute for blue-pill, colocynth, and
the physician. Long life to you. You are
q great man. You are greater than the
President Of the United States at the pre-
sent time We shall certainly go to see
you; and request You in advance to give
some of your smartest jokes for our benefit.
Mr.. Merryman will hold his levees, and
bk intelligent horses will display their
smartest actions for three more nights.
The gay riders, in all their brave
ry, will do their very best, and all the rare
attractions, from equine to canine, will be
presented in the most captivating manner.
Don't take blue pills tonight; but go to the
nirnnal - ~ -
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Enthusiastically the funeral OF
Mr.. Henry Miller took place from st. Pc
ter,s cathedral. A detachment of the
Howitzer battalion accompanied the re-
mains to the grave. At the same time lll
o'clock) the funeral Of Mr.. II. T. Pendle-
ton took place from st. James church.
Mr.. Pepdleton was member of the How
itzer battalion, and fell while fighting his
gun OF Gettysburg. A detachment OF the
Howitzers also attended his funeral. The
remains of Mr.. Thomas J. Deane were
inferred from st. James church yesterday
at IL o'clock.
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4nhn,o,aIId Aislpatth
TUESDAY. 3. NOVEMBER ., liss
Auction Sales This Dau.

Z. B. COOK will sell at his store, corner Of 90.
vernon and Franklin streets, commencing at 10
O'Clock, hne assortment Of furniture. carpets.
curtains, he. .tF - Ibtt I
HARRISON. GoDDIN 1 APPERs0N will rent, on
thspremises, for one yesr, the cottage Yssi.
denes. on Grove road, Sidney. now In the oeeu-
pancy Of Mr.. w. d. Gibson. After which win
bs sold light carriage and harness, q gentle
horse, . few articles Of household furniture,
&C., &c. 80 rs.. 4
0RUBBS WILLIAMS will sell. byReausst OF the
trustee. upon the premises, ut u o'clock II |,
the farm called Mulberry Grove, containing
27s acres, In Henrico county seven miles from
Richmond, near the head Of Brook turnpike.
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BAsE.BALL.-This game has become
fashionable, and from Maine to Mexico Is
quite the rage. The boys contend IN the
fields and in the papers. The feats with
bat and ballare heralded as regularly rs
the races. II Is quite remarkable that the
game should so soon hare jumped into
such widespread popularity. The boys
are 20 devoted to II that they appear 70
bs determined not to change their base,
bnt 10 fleht Il out on their present base
NnA n it takes ai teinter. They stand st
The very threshold OF tile old white headed
ana icicled monarch, who generally taboo
6ll outdoor amnsements save skating, and
dcfT him--aay, they tweak him By the
bcsfd. sud call him '.phyed oat." We
sfe ~ euro but they have been so
srsysgsas = y y tgply % 9 hlp y q thai g q. g g.
Wii6ts = - - = - tAassasbSsd
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GRAND DIVISION SoNs OF TEMPERANCE.
At an adjourned meeting of the Grand
Division Sons of Temperance held on last
Saturday night the Rev. William w.
Green, of Caroline county, was elected
Grand Worthy Patriarch, in place OF the
Rev. P. B. Price, who had been elected at
4 previous meeting, but whose engage
ments prevented his acceptance Of the po-
sition. The gentleman last elected has
been for years an earnest advocate Of the
cause, and he brings to his position know
ledge Of the working of the Order and q
faith in its ultimate success, which must
very materially assist him in the discharge
of the duties Of his Office.
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Tue EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE Of the
Richmond Commandcry Knights Templar,
on the 18th instant, will be made over the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad route. Fare to all Knights and
Masons for the round trip will be only nine
dollars; and it is expected that Richmond
will be largely represented in Baltimore on
the interesting occasion which will call the
members of the mystic brotherhood to-
pether from all parts of the country.
The knights will meet for drill on We'd
nesday, Friday, and Monday nights, at the
hall over Carter's store, on Main street
between Eighth and Ninth.
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new THEATRE-ENGLIsn OpERA.--To-
night we are to have Don Pasquale, an
opera by Donizctti. Miss C. Richings as
Norma; Mr.. G. Seguin as Don Pasqualc ;
Mr.. Campbell as DR.. Malatcsta; Mr. W.
Castle as Ernesto; Mr.. S. w. Neale as
Thomaso, and Mr.. C. Oliver as Gaspardo.
The press everywhere they have been
speak in the highest terms Of the perform
ance of this opera, and it will no doubt
meet with the same enthusiastic reception
here 4. n. H. M..#.
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THH DoISas AT ARRAyDALE & Co.'S YEsrER.
pAY.-Mr William II. McGrsin, corner franklin
and Mayo streets, received one massive silver
plated coffee urn, valued At seventy i've dollars
Mr.. Henry Warren, Main street between Seven
tesnth and Eighteenth, one piece OF fannel, ALI
WOOL" a3t yards, valued Mt Nifty dollars
Mr.. s. D. Haly, Leigh street. one hunting case
silver watch.
Mr.. A. J. Berry. "Ths Place. Fourteenth
street, one ton Of coal.
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HoLLrwDop NExoRIAI. ASSOCIATION
At meeting of the officers snd managers
OF this association held In the lecture.room
Of Or. Hoge's church on yesterday morn.
ing, the following important resolutions
we're unauinously adopted:
Received, That q number Of inexpensive
slips of wood be procured, each one to
bear number corresponding. with SINH
lar numbsrin the register Of the cemetery
association, and that one Of each be placed
on each Confederate grave In Hollywood
ICemetery not already marked, said
slips TO be plain If the name Of the
soldier inferred be unknown that as soon
a. this shall be accomplished the whole ol
the graves shall be levellcd, gravelled walks
laid cut, and the whole area, with the ex-
ception of such walks and such spots as
may be retained for flowers and shrubs, be
sown with suitable grass seeds and that
the Committee on Plans and Estimates be
instructed to adopt Immediately such mea-
sures as may be most cxpedient for
promptly carrying out the purposes of this
resolution.
A communication from Mr.. Blair, Of the
United States Burial Corps, was read, and
the Committee on Plans and Estimates were
instructed to arrange for and carry out
the removal of the remains Of the Con-
federate soldiers referred TO, to Hollywood
Cemetery.
After transacting other business, the As.
sociation adjourned 10 meet again on the
second Monday inDceeinber, in the Cente-
nary church, at IL o'clock A. M.
The plan about to he commenced by the
ladies of the Association will not interfere
with the ultimate decoration Of oil the
graves. 1t is evident the graves cannot be
kept mounded and turted with the means
that will probably be placed at the disposal
Of the Association, and when the graves
have been properly levclied and sown in
grass, the funds of the Association can be
applied to placing tablet or head.stone
on each or every grave. The identity OF
each soldier ,oiH be preserved eren in death /;
and by the coming spring the work that the
ladies have taken in charge will be fairly
commenced, with a full prospect of its
speedy and satisfactory completion.
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= = MARuyE MTELL1cENCE.;ssgI, sg
MINIAfvRE ALHANAC-Novsssss 80
Sun ,.. Agcn Iiss's =.
- .PORT OF RICHkOHD, NsvaHsss s..ta

q. PORT OF; RICHn0HD., Nsvassss s.T.ss
sz1 ID sat bes - Aaxlyyp. 10 an - 2o-s.sSi
Steamer flAsass,p peeess. lss FORK sssstss,
stesmsktH Hsisssls, gAlsx4n<sr, 1eE fcxk, 0sf.
Ssssssr stsSs ek Hsryissi. frstfu, LBslsiiiors,
sssss.sl:;: s'sss.s ;sss Sc Ssss
shaasss sesosssr aHS %essssssn. soifo, srsa
. sssss1.l Sis:s9 std.n, Frame. rA,l.aslpAi.
seRaonsf Mokkens, Parker, New York, rail-
; Fvs gtt,I slIgi.< sAIInD. l--niifsf ID '.o
Steamer Gsorgesnna, HILL, Norfolk. nsrchsp.
disc and psssenEefs, 4. B Tstun. SVs ~ '.E
stsa%sf ,GplSnsi R.sks,; BEL y asnAassos
- '.Ig0sII MsnoRASpA. .a,9ged t7dt
sehooner;May Willie, Dixon, from Richmond,
arrived In Baltimore Novemberad ID ,,.-
R,.,qas o% Soysws!; avss,pos f0f c
Bar; Bsraus Bessie Sors6, II sisarss ifron Liver.
pool for City Point September a.
Schooner A. TrudeI, 'Tim6ns, cleared from New
1gehcSner Ssbe "a Afberto,r r9l, III, arrived In New
York from = bhnlkd ldvenbsr. ID n :, ,,g.l1,, !.
Schooner koxnoke, Barnett from PhiIadclPhis
for kioiimo0d, put into btinf Pend harsce N0sbm.
i big IT, Liizis Daniel, Ls frofs the West Indies
arrived in Norfolk Novernhes kh.Y a.sf. -
Steamer Port Royal, from New York, Tor 81
yannsh pubfnto N6rfolk on the 4th instant
Hasasa ssth uitiMo f0t Baltimore, e load i.1s'
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER s. 1866

remains to be seen; bntup to this time the
s. Lightning Juniors" the g Young. Thun-
derers," the "James River Snorters," and
the "Rip-snap-set-i t-im-up-sgains " bold the
ground with resolute determination. Their
drums" and " innings" are great. IL
their !" innings" could only indicate the
financial reconstructedness Of tho South
No would flourish. Yl1 II zrs zo5 80 ;as
Baseball is not only fashion, but m
enthusiasm. If the Radicals could only
take baseball" Il would be national
blessing. They would be diverted for a
while from their deviltry. - : ! j. .
But let the boys go 1t on the baseball
game. 1t won't harm them, while 1t will
help to develop their manhood. sdT
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CorSTY CorRT Of HESRIco.-The County
Court Of Hcnrico commenced its session
yesterday. The grand jury made some
presentments, which will probably be made
public to-day. The grand jury adjourned
until Thursday, and the court adjourned
until to-day. rs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

HEyRrco CIRcurr CorRT.--In this court
yesterday Henry Tompkins, q negro, in
dicted for grand larceny, was convicted
and sentenced to fifteen years In the peui-
tentiary. f.1 t'- s. .''H, : /
The court then went into the considera-
tiOn Of civil cases.
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4 PLOW FOR THE TIMES.
a The WATT Y, \ IL, RLow : ,s;.

Warranted to do far better work. with one. foqnn
less power; 10 double ~ strong ana % dufspis,
pulvsriss the soil and cover up vegetation far 90.
pertoy TO any cuff brace plow ever yet made su q
which hsvs been invented. formed, and fashioned
4 refer 10 the following farmer. who can testify
70 its merits, viz, =. @; Ruan. william ShePPss'
nsa smith, Colonel j" h. Crsnsbav. kiesard
1dams. Dr.. Hoylsst, p: y. HAxsn, sogmsnd
Smith ESolSl E k.Sss MsoToSsr JoS pistsn.as ca.sss
George booker, and others, who are using Il and
sssn 'it opefats. In every case where y fail. q
md n socn g the piov 10 delivered into ths Soes
81 George Watt 8 To-, at the old stand.
GBORdk MATT, Plov:matef.
.. "a sm Riehm0nd. Va.
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FAIR FOR ST. PArRTcK's CHrRCH.-1n
consequence of the failure to get the gas
turned on the hall in time, the opening of
this fair was postponed until tonight, when
all may attend with the assurance that
there will be no disappointment.
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PREsBYrERIAN SYNoD.-It is expected
that large number of the ministers and
visitors who will arrive in the city to-day
on their way to Norfolk to attend the Sy'
nod will be present at the Third Presby-
terian church tonight, on Church Hill.
Interesting addresses will be made.
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xr- BREEDEN 4 FOX,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
No aol BROAD STREET,
are receiving per steamers THIS DAY large addi-
,onsI supplies of DRESS GOODS, bought during
The past week at the extensive New York auction
sales. Also, large and attractive supply OF new
ara choice PRINTS. BLEACHED and BROWN
COopS, IRISH LINENS, CLOTHS and CAssI-
MEREs. A largo assortment OF LADIES' CLOAKS
and sHAwLS of the newest designs.
CARPETISGs Of all grades, DRUGGETS, RUGS,
&c. &c. BREEDEN FOX,
No. 4ei Broad street.
ocq7-l?t corner Broad and Fourth streets.
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ANOTHER HOUSE GUTTED.-The house
recently occupied by Captain William
Haun, on Clay street between First and
Second, was forcibly entered on yesterday
in broad daylight and rifed Of the gas-fx:
lures. These outrages are intolerable, and
the city should provide against them.
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ATTEMPTED BuRGLARY.-On Saturday
night an unsuccessful attempt was made
to break into the dry goods store of Court
ney s Son, on Broad street near Ninth, by
some burglars, who tried to prize the back
window open. The attempt failed, as the
window was too strongly fastened or the
burglars were frightened from their work
by some one passing by.
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You've MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
Colonel John T. l.. Preston, of the Vir.
ginia Military Institute, will lecture before
the Young Mems Christian Association on
FRIDAY evening next on "Duelling."
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REAL Estate SALEs.-Mr. James NJ.
Taylor Yesterday sold house and lot,
owned by William Mitchell, Esq, near the
African church, on Broad street, Tor $4,s5o'
John Dabney bought. it, Ag h--,afA II
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AxUxaRcL AIMED CoRPsE.-There 10 now
living at the Danvills depot coffin or boz
containing . shedyy which ahss not been
taken charge Of, The box y ma,1eo
. Eseeeaat j. ". Jones, ThiFty-fourta VIZ
sinia Inihntsys - Th6 Aki1nde q 81 a.
cs6ssd drsdld aS&sll ~ - ~ q l. u X - y =
Z s.,s y. : al / 49,.
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Sxow IN TIE eMouSrAIys.-Y yesterday
the Blue Ridge mountsins, in the vicinity
of Charlottesville, were covered with SNOW
IN the douth Of two Inches. go
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The regular meeting Of the Pastime Baseball
Club viii be held this evening at Charles Fitzpst-
rick's Tobacco Exchange restaurant, Thirteenth
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO rREsl-
DING.-Moscs Baker, negro, was charged
with breaking into the house of Nary
Brooks, smashing up her ware, and max
ing disturbance generally. The case was
dismissed.
Jack Perrin, negro, was .arraigned on
charge of using obscene language i'll Lump
kin's alley, to the great disturbance OF that
locality, and of Offering violent resistance
| to the policeman who arrested him. Re-
quired to give security in the sum Of $500
to keep the peace.
| Henry Baker, negro, for having in his
possession churn containing about seven
gallons Of milk, supposed to have been
stolen, was partially examined, and the
case continued for witnesses.
Edward Jackson, negro, was up to an
swer charge of taking lodgings on the
steps of the Cathedral to sleep of the
effects of bad whisky. He put in plea OF
sickness and fatigue; said he had "nary
dollar " to pay his fine. The Mayor dis
charged him.
Henry Garnett, negro, for fighting in the
street, was "set back" in default of Sc
curity to keep the peace.
Ann Cooper, black, and dressed to
match, was arraigned to answer charge
of hitting Jim Matthews, negro, on the
head with pitcher, because according to
the testimony of black witness) he in
sisted upon saying she was "not a id
fool" while white female Swore he did
call her by that name. Ann was fined five
dollars. -.... ~...
Randall Heath, negro, of belligerent pro-
pensities, was up for abusing and beating
his wife. According to her testimony he
is about the most useless piece of furniture
to be called husband that ever a woman
had about the house. Committed in de-
| fault of security to keep the peace.
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f. THE County LEVY CAsE.-The following
concluding remarks Of Judge Christian in
this case were omitted in our report on
yesterday. In justice to the County Court
we now insert them: .--,,
Before conclude this opinion / desire
to say, and feel it my duty to say, in JUS
tice to the gentlemen who constitute the
County Court of Henrico, that there is no.
thing in the record, or outside of the
record, to show that they have been guilty
Of any intentional wrong in this matter
that it is q mere error Of Judgments mere
mistake as to the construction Of statute
which has seldom been construed by the
superior courts; and while they have COM
mitted an error which / feel constrained to
correct, there can be no imputation what
ever upon the motives which influenced
them. s..,.
For the reasons which have here given,
this court directs that it be certified to the
County Court of Henrico that the order Of
the County Court laying the levy should
he reversed, and that the said County
Court proceed to lay another levy, in which
they shall make up in its minutes "an ac-
count of all sums lawfully chargeable on
the county which ought to be paid within
one year, stating for what, how much, and
to whom such payment is to be made"
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ks- JOHN G. SHAFER 4 CO.,
MERGE HANT TAI 0RS.
SO. Exchange Building, Fourteenth street,
RICHMOND. VA,
rorld respectfully ask attention to their sup.
~ - FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
consisting Of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings Of
the latest European importations. and most sp-
proved and fashionable styles.
SHIRTS and COLLARS Of the best make always
an hait. se l2-om
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sF-R. ii. MAURY & CO..
BANKERS AND BROKERS,
have removed their once to the banking house
recently occupied by the
FARMERS NATIONAL BANK,
No. lola Main street,
trst house below tho post.ofacs.
RICHMOND, VA;
Tau so-ts]
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sg TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD,
PUBLISHED WEEKLY
in the city Of Richmond, offers to our
MERCHANTS AND MANUFACTURERS
superior advantages for
ADVERTISING.
II has a large circulation in every section OF
VIRGINIA AND THE OTHER SOUTHERN
STATES.
OFFICE, No. els MAIN STREET.
between Ninth and Tenth streets.
Zoe ao-ts1
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Ef LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY

GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
GOLD CAPITAL, OVER sls, 900.
IyvRsTgD IS This COUNTRY, OVER 81, 900, oos.
RESPONSIBILITY OF COMPANY UNDoUBTED.
ALL LOSSES PROMPTLY PAID HERE WITHOUT
DETECTION FOR INTEREST. AND not A.
Is USUAL WITH OTHER CON-
PASIRs. SIXTY AND
NINETY DAYS AFTER PROOF OF Loss.
" TIE grsn resources or the Licerp0ot and Lon
"dpa oat Giybe Insurance CUmpaay, and the
"tigt character Of its Directors, together ioith
PERSONAL Hnbilug or it's shareLoiders, entifle
H. in our opinion, to tie highest confidence.
- r. JAFFRAY 4 SONS,
"sTURGEs, BENNETT i CO..
"ALEX'R T. STEWART & CO.,
&C. W &F. ]. MOORE s CO.,
"D. APPLETON l. CO.,
CLAFFEN, MELLIN i CO.,
DUNCAN. SHERMAN / CO.,
n. L. 4 A. STEWART,
HARPER 4 BROTHERS.
GRINNELL, MINTURH 4 CO.,
BROWN BROTHERS / CO.,
I'D. HAMILTON WOOD"
DAVENPORT 4 CO..
General Agents Of Virginia.
once over National Exchange Bank,
u 3l-ts Richmond,
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nR. p. p. DUVAL CALLS THE At
II TENTION OF the public to his circular com
ATTIC CHOLERA, &c, just issued. His high claims
should command attention. He afirns that his
druggists in the city, HAS EEvEK FAILED 10 cure
Asatic cholers in any aud ALL OF Its stages, when
given az directed.
free Of charge and urges them, In the interests OF
humanity, to give him trial.
Ohice corner OF Main and Governor streets, over
E. B. Spence. A.'' 90 lV-U
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DR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
IL No 123 MAIN, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIauTu sTRRRTs RICHMOND. VA, tY.i'

nR. GEORGE B. STEEL, DENTIST,
L. No. T23 MAIN, BETWEEN SEVENTH AND
EIGHTH sTREBrs, RICHMOND, VA, ,ysii
has returned to the city after an
absence of several weeks, during
T6i,s n,1 =, 'iTs sRrsRGpsn h REGsqrfd HhrqR U
GOLD FOL and all other az .h.r..
articles required In his profession xERIGT shefS
FILL, REGULATE, and INSERT TEETH in the
most careful and scientific manner When de-
sired either q general or local anasthetlc, or the
galvanic battery, will be used in extracting teeth
being ALWAYS supplied With sverything nssssssssS ne
he has a line assortmentl inserted upon GOLD
SILVER, PLATiNA, or VUtCANITE promptly and
In nd Sliins ling teeth the best material win be used
and the most scrupulous care takento Insure suc'
cess. 49,. -.
The liberal patronage extended TO him during
the rast ton or Twelve years 10 sufficient evidence
that his operations have, met the approval Of hii
patrons. In the future the same pains Will De
taken and no expense spared to Insure satisfaction
in every instance, while his charges win be q
moderate as the same quality OF work can be pro.
cured elsewhere. He may be found at his ONCE q
ali hours and call from all in need OF his ser
George B. STEEL, Dentist. ~
nc lb-ts Ave doors above Spotswood Hotel.
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WIN. KNABE 4 Co.,AeR
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD AEDAL.us ~ y
GRAND, SQUARE, !es
p I A N O 8

-
These Instruments having been before the publis
for the past thirty yesr, have, upon their sxesi'
lsncs alone, attained an UsPuHcHAsxD PHE.Hni'
xxxol thst pronounees them unequsllsd. Their
TOMB = tf
combines grsst power, richness, sweetness, and
ans singing quality, ~ we'll - great parity OF
intonstion and hsrmoniousnsss throushoat The
entire scale. Their tatl
Il plant and elastic and 10 entirely nee nom the
stiffness found In 90 many pianos, vhtsh eausss
II 9 psrfssnsr 70 80 easily uss. In i - III
vg e.. WORKMANSHIP ~ ,gTs~f33.
they cannot be sxcellsd. Their aetion y epn.
struetsd with care and attention to every psn
therein that chsrscterisss the finest mechanism.
None butths best seasoned matsris1ds used inthsis
manufacture, and they viii acsspt The hArA Sassss
Of ths eoncert.room with that Of tbs paslr upon
IN squslity-unafectsd IN their melody In fast
they are constructed 49,. lsst.... ...y, q
"NoT FOR 4 YEAR-BUf HoR EVER"
All ouS Square Pianos havsiourr nsw ippsoSsd
Grand Scale and the AgraSs Treble. y u =
Every Piano fully warranted for YvEYNRs.
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Sole Agents for the sale Of the above eelsbfatsd
Pianos, No. 90, corner Main and kihih streets,
Richmond. Va. w .zs4I.l sUD-Ao
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Ofics In Law Building, rear OF Why once.

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lin. second door from sixth street. j, Il isia-ss .