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Ftlud that minority Of the pei Of ese
United States are now ruling the. majority
against their will, In violation Of the ftghts
|of q largo number Of sd ms3or potion,
and in fragrant contempt Of the republican
doctrine that all governments derive their
Just powers from the consent Of the go
verned. This is certainly singular state
of things to exist under . professedly
republican form of government. The NIL
nority Is in power, aud the majority ispower-
less. The majority Is prosecuted, and the
minority are tho prosecutors. The majority
is right, and the minority Is wrong, yet the
minority Is enabled BY an unfortunate com.
bination Of circumstances to control the
policy Of the Government. There IL some.
thing rotten in this Denmark Of ours. Such
wrongs ought not to be possible while even
the form Of submitting to the popular will
is gone through. ~
I Mr.. JOHNSON will not yield to Radical
minority. He might possibly to clear
majority. His respect for the popular will
is not so great as that he can be made t.
believe that minority Is o majority.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Norfolk Old Do
n,i,ion informs us that Richmond, so far
from being q lion," as the Dispatch init
mated last week, is only a "good-sized
wharf rat" ARTEMUs WARD says that
General WASHINGTON forte is not to have
many men like himself at the present day.
Even giving "forte" this wide latitude of
meaning, the present writer's forte does
not consist in writing articles against con.
solidation. Our consolidated editor is
rusticatiDg in Lynchburg; no, not "rusti-
eating" for the Lynchburg editors know
that "ruS" means "country," and We
have no idea of provoking their anger,-but
he is in Lynchburg, or was when we last
heard of him, and when he shall return
will attend to consolidation matters.
Then the editor of the Old Dominion may
look out for his epidermis. Meanwhile all
who are interested in " anti-consolidation |"
editorials must possess their souls in pa
thence. Wen none of them.
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To obtain the latest possible news we were
compelled to keep our paper open until nearly
o. clock A. NJ, but managed, nevertheless, to
save every mall so that our country rs well as
city readers received this exclusive intelli-
gence twenty. four hours in advance of the
subscribers to any other paper in the State.
Our enterprising contemporaries In Big
Richmond will have our stale news this morn
ing.-Petersburg Inoter.
Wherefore We advise everybody to sub
scribe for the Inder. But in that case it
could not keep open until "nearly 3
o'clock A. NJ" and manage to save the
mails.
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A DEMONSTRATORS SALE OF A
N NALuARLE FARM AND GOOD WOOD

A ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF A
N VALUABLE PARM AND GOOD WOOD
LANDS In CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, NA.-Wili
court house, on the 9TH DAY OF OCTOBER. !s6o,
VALUABLE FARM near Zion Church, on the main
Chesterfield Courthouse road, about three miles
railroad. and adjoining the lands Of Moses Robin
son, Ms. Godsey, and others, containing about 40
ACRES; ffty acres In open land, balance IN org.
growth of corn, wheat, tobacco, etc. IL eontainsa
good dwelling with four rooms; has all the ne
cesssry out houses, ETC., In good repair has ai'o
a good spring OF water near the house.
ifter the above sale, will be sold at the same
time and place about SEVENTY ACRES OF WOOD
LAND.
TERMS OF SALE: 0ne-third cash balance In six
and twelve months title retained until l.,t pay
ment Is made. HENRY TURNER,
Administrator OF Robert McClellsnd, deceased.
ge sS-eodtds& .
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The whole Union aerrymandered.

The whole Union Gerrymandered.
= Some fifteen years ago ANDREW JOHN
sON proposed to amend the Constitution OF
the United States 80 as to allow the people
to vote for President and Vice-President
without the Intervention Of electors. This
amendment was not very popular, for the
reason that there was then some respect
for the rights of the States, and it was seen
that this change in the Constitution would
lead to consolidated government.
"The times have changed, and we have
changed with them" The Federal Go
vernment Is now the Colossus that strides
over the vast empire extending from the
Atlantic to the Pacific, and from the frozen
regions Of Vermont and Minnesota to the
tropical glades of Florida and prairies Of
Texas. The States, like
-" petty men,
Walk under his huge legs, and peep about
To md themselves dishonorabls graves
And It would now be better for the
South Il the vote for President and Vice
President could be taken a. Mr.. JOHNSON
proposed.
The Union ID serryu,sndered. The
elections Of this week prove clearly that II
the voice Of the whole people could be
heard, and THAR win executed, the Presi.
dents policy would be successful. But
they are bound In stronger than ALBANIAN.
tine chains. The masses Of the South
are kspt down by smalI majority IN the
North, and ~ ssss allowed 70 b. beard.
The combined Radical msjorit Psnnsyl.
wanna, 'Ohio. and Iadi.aa, could easlly h
overcome By the votes Of few OF the
southern States. There l. in VIRGINS
alone . majority In favor Of the President,,
policy large enough to oyerbalance per
hsps these comblnsd Radical majorities
and n > Prevalent could BE- chosen y NJ
JOHNSON proposed, the Radicals woult
inevitably be dslsated.
Any oss who vill tAks The trouble 10 odd
The yotee - tks southern States TO tho Con.
ssrystiye votss h the nosthern States will
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Mr.. DAVIS" There Is no doubt what
"ever that Executive action will be taken
Gin the case Of Mr.. DAVIS" says our
Washington correspondent. Supposing this
to be truc-and our correspondent is very
careful in making statements-that action
must be to release Mr.. DAVIS, since the
Executive cannot try him nor mako his
condition worse than 1t is.
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BY Grubbs 4 Williams, Auc;ionsers,
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF ST..
~ yENTY ACRES OF VALUABLE LAND; 0S
MILES FROM TIiE CITY, AT AUCTION In sx.
ecution OF q decree OF the Circuit Cont OF ths
county OF Henrico entered May I'd, 1888, IN inc
case Of SchermeYhoTn, etc, rs. Austin ami ais.
the undersigned, commissioner appointed for the
purpose, viii sell at auction, upon the Premissi
p. M, If fair not on the next fair day thsreaf,
ter, at the same hour, the TRACT of tAa I'D 81
lying on the east side Of Meehanicsville turnpike
short distance beyond the toll gate, and adloih
ing the lands OF Leonidas Rosser and others
There are seventy acres, Of which there Is sun
Client portion in WOODS; and there are ssseIn
buildings one OF which can be converted INFO
dwelling. twill be sold ~ whole or divided, -
may be deemed Is,s e hs .i%s 81 81 '1sy p and II
should attract tho attention Of persons seeking
TEsHs: One third cash balance st and j!
months for negotiable notes. interest added tho
title 10 be retained by the court until the notes are
paid. EATON NANCE, CORNERSTONE
GRuBBs 4 WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. oet
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BY A. Y. Stokes & CO., Auctioneers.

BY A. Y. Stokes Co., Auctioneers.
A UCTION SALE.-We will sell on
n FRIDAY the 18th instant, commencing at 10
800 sacks LIVERPOOL SALT,
100 bags RIO COFFEE,
20 hoSSsheads PORTO RICO and CUBA ST.
IS barrels REFINED SUGARS,
IL hogsheads NJ USCo VAD0 MoLASsES-
so barrels SYRUPS,
10 hossheads BACON SIDES,
10 barrels COPPERAS,
so barrels SUPERFINE FLOUR,
80 barrels FAMILY FLOUR,
$50 SUGAR-CURED HAMS,
100 boxes and half boxes ADAMANTlSE
CANDLES,
rs boxes TALLOW CANDLES,
NEW ENGLAND Rum,
WHISKY,
so boxes MACCAR0NI,
10 bags RICE,
1000 GRAIN BAGS,
% one cighth casks FRENCH BRANDY,
SO boxes CHEESE,
barrels TANNERS OIL,
with many other desirable GOODS.
TERMS Thirty days for all sums over one hun
dred dollars for approved negotiable paper.
Also, an assorted invoice Of HATS, and two OF
Marvin's IRON SAFES, nearly new.
oc l2-it A.Y. STOKES 4 co.
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BY Harrison, Goddin b Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VERY NEAT AND CONVENIENT
Y LY.ARRANGED BRICK RESIDENCE, on
DOORS NORTH OP LEIGH STREET, FOR SALE
At AUCTI0N.-Will be sold at auction, on the
premises, on MONDAY the 18th Of Octaber, l'6e,
1T a o'clock p. NJ. that VERY NEAT AND Con-
VESIENTLY- ARRANGED BRICK DWELLING
located as above, now In the occupancy OF Mr.. J.
H. Lownes. II contains eleven ROOMS (including
servants apartmpnts) and having been recently
painted, is now in excellent repair. The lot has
front Of about 30 feet, and depth OF l2o fee. to
wide alley.
twelve months for negotiable notes, interest
added, secured by trust deed.
Possession given In about ten days its excel
lent location and convenient distance from the
heart OF the city should attract especial attention.
HARRISON, G0DDIN y APPERsnN,
Anctipna.rs
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BY Grubbs i Williams. Auctioneers.
Northwest corner OF Main and Eleventh streets.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DWELL
i ING HOUSE, ON WEST SIDE OF TWENTY.
In execution of deed Of trust from q, Hall, trus.
tee TO the subscriber, dated goth March, 1883, and
req nested by the creditor secured by said deed,
will sell al auction, upon the premises, on FRI.
DAY, 18th october, at half past o'clock P. N; II
at the same hour, the property conveyed by said
deed, being BRICK and FRAMED DWELLING
situated rs above stated, containing rooms, and
occupied by Mr.. Tennle. The lot 10 70 by IL feet
to an alley 20 feet wide.
TERMS Cash sufficient TO pay expenses OF sale
and note for $3.50 81 with interest from 10Th Sep
10Th March, 1857 and the balance upon terms to be
made known at the time Of sale.
p. w. GRUBBS, Trustee.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers. oc3
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AUCTION SALES.--FUTURE DAY.
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
By Grubbs 4 Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets.

DESIRABLE BRICK DWELLING,
H. on THE EAST SIDE OF EIGHTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN BROAD AND MARSHALL
At suction, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY the
10th of October, at Il O'clock p the very con:
veniently- arranged BRICK DWELLING located
as above described, and now occupied by Mr. John
Clarke. The house has six rooms, with a framed
kitchen with three rooms, and well OF excellent
water in the yard. The lot has good front, af.
fordlng pretty little yard. and runs back the usual
depth. The house Is In good repair, and is very
comfortable and conveniently arranged dwelling.
GRUBBs L WILLIAMS, Auctionesrs.
p. S.-The above sale is postponed on account
OF the rain to MONDAY AFTERNOON, October
'A' ~ GRUBBs 4 WILLIAMS.
&C l2 Auctioneers.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VA
u LUIBL1 YAnN In HANOVER COUNTY
By virtue Of decree OF the County Court OF Han.
over rendered on the 2sth Of September, 1859, in
the ssnse Of 60 undsrsv Mann ct ais, we viii sell
DAY the 18th day OF October, 1888, ct I? O'Clock
u. the TRACT or LAM formerly the residence
Of the late Michael \. Jones, now occupied BY
liable farming land, and the Improvements are
convenient and very suitable for large farm
TBRxs: One-third cash, the balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months the purchaser eX.
ecuting bonds with good personal security, and
title retained for the deferred payments, to carry
interest from date.
CHGsTAIN WHITE, COMMISSIONER
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BY Harrison. Goddin q Apperson, Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

GALE OF SHEAF OATS, TOP FOD-
y DER, FINE CARRIAGE, FARMING lMPLE.
ton, at the farm OF the late John o. Taylor,
on the Brook turnpike, three miles from Rich:
mond. on THURSDAY the 18th October, 1883 At
quantity OF TOP FODDER. one nrst-rate Pa:
MItY CARRIAGE, in good order, and parcel OF
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
TERMS: All sums under twenty dollars cash |;
over that amount, sixty days credit for approved.
ehu'''eaH HARRISON cGRoDDIN & APPBRsoE.
Auctioneers.
In consequence Of the inclemency Of the
weather, the above sale was postponed until THIS
DAY friday, the 18th October, at the same hour.
HARRISON, GODDIN 4 APPBRSON,
ocl2 Auetioneers.
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By Harrison. Goddin & Apperson. Auctioneers,
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

VALUABLE E-STORY
OF MAIN BETWEEN Ei6HTEENTH AND N M
TENTH STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Will be sold 1t auction, the premises, on TUES.
the very excellent THREE.ST0RY BRICK TESE''
MENT located ~ above. now in the occupancy Of
Mr.. Richard B. Sinton. II contains q store, base.
ment, and six rooms besides the garrett, and a
kitchen with two rooms, with hath room and coal.
room attached. The lot has front Of 2?i feet, and
depth Of lss feet to an alley and the whole pre-.
misses in complete order. Possession given LIST II
November next. |a..a
TERMS: One fourth cash, balance at four. eight,
and twelve months for negotiable notes. interest
added, secured by a trust deed.
HARRISON, G0DDIN 4 APPERs0N,
NJ 10 AuctionearS
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No. q xWSIfth s5est, bStWesn Ain and YnnkIin.
VERY NEAT TWo.sToRY BRICK
.4aEsS .kIk iEHt sts Ts%ss1f y s'yssf.
TON Will be offered Tor ssls g Asslion, % ths
loSsr. isSs, 1t hsif.psst o'eiceK r. r., he vsfy
neat BRICK DWELLING ~ above described, con.
'tsinng four rooms, brick Kitchen With two rooms,
and other necessary back buiidings-an In good
repair The lot fronts 20 feet on esst sids Twenty.
seventh street, running back l7s feet 70 IN alley
Tsnns: One.fhird cash balance ct six and
twelve months, negotiable notes, interest added,
and trust deed to secure the deferred payments.
B. A. ]. CLOPTON, Austionser.
The above sale 10 postponAd IA s0nssqusnes Of
the inclemency Of the weather unsfl THIS AFTER.
NOON ct o'clock. 3. A. J. CLOPTON,
,oe Il W. Auetiousef.
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AuoJJ6f 61iR-2f5f}1E nc
D Ptitin.on, Pullisn Z Co., Aue,ione.,,

EOR SALE AT AUCTION.-We viii,
y sell ct public suction on SATURDAY. Octo.
S Hnu "a ?: PECK ?. u. on the premises he
Iqrsron The house hes ample room for . medium =,
staeS family, with . nice portieo in front. The
kitsnen, stable, and other out buildings are am
runs back les feet; located on the street rnnnins
In front .of Samuel D. Atkinsons. ksnebestsr
The garden V excellent and has 10 1t = eholes
serve.
Terms: One.third cash balance. sixty and
ninety days for negotiable notes, Interest added.
trust deed to secure deferred payments SN'
: Immediately after sale OF house and lot -. I'll,
sell the HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNi.
TUBE, complete and In good order.
PILKINToN, PULLIAM kCO,
Oao Luetionaa,.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


A N EXCELLENT FARM IN LOUl-
IA "a COUNTY FOR SALE OR LEASE .-PIopo.
sails are invited for the lease or purchase Of tn'
FARM on which Mrs. Eliza DSbney resi1e''
Stock, implements, and provisions can be furnish
cd q tenanfif desired. -,
Application may be made to George Francis DAD
nsy, on the place, or TO the subss!issr.n .pxvy
HAyoyRR October l. 1906 oc I2--wSsw1H
TOR SALE OR LEASE, THE ~
IL BACCO FACTORY on the corner Of DesraH
street and Tiffany place, Brooklyn.
The unsxplred lease NEARLY eight years anu
machinery Tor the manufacture OF tobacco t0f
The building 10 % by 10 feet, ave storie. high.
nat roof. With simple room for drying. Lot EsbJ
81 feet, with stable, and good yard room. The ma.
chinsry ofthe mostimproved pattern but it'e
and rs good - new, and OF q capacity for pntnns
up 10, ocS ora 600 pounds per day. Steam engine
elevator, hydraulic pumps and presses, water, go,
de-; I'm fact, . complete establishment; and iSt
any one wishing to embark In this business, sasa
an opportunity but seldom ofers. ApplytSo
80 7II r. o. EDWARDS,
sel7-lm eS Front street. New YORK.
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ma. of1bst Hasdfv wefe adSpted. The
irrepresslble 'Fenlaas will set into the
Council o. course, but whether they will
Do censured or let lone have no means
OF Judging. i.s.s,,-, Z a5Y - :
The consideration Of the condition of
the freedmen was pressed upon the Council
by letter from Cardinal Barnabo, Project
Of the Propaganda at Rome. The points
to be discussed arc the appointment Of an
Apostolic Project, with. Episcopal powers,
for the special superintendence of missions
among the blacks; the erection Of sepa-
ratio churches for these people; the admis-
sion Of colored men to the priesthood the
establishment of converts Of colorcd nuns,
and Of schools fbr children and finally, the
introduction of congregational singing. IN
the vernacular into negro churches. what
changes these would BIO for Q Council Of
Baltimore to effect
A new vicariate Apostolic will probably
be erected in the territories Of Montana
and Idaho; and 1t Is under discussion
whether the Vicariate Apostolic OF British
Columbia ought not to be separated from
the jurisdiction of the Archbishop OF Ore
g0n.
=, BY TELEGRAPH.
BALTIMORE, October 9.-The proceed
ines of the Roman Catholic Council are
now strictly private, and conducted in
Latin.
There will be another service on Thurs
day, and final demonstration on Sunday
week. ""
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A ITENrION, INyALIDG 0Snnine
sa sas. s. 81 n ~ S. Fl
osW corner fitlA ~ AanAau ssrsess
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MARRIED.

In warrenton, N. c.. on the OH instant, by the
Rev. DR.. Hodges, JOHN S. EDWARDS, OF Wash.
ington, ID. c., and Miss CARRIE SEYMOUR,
daughter Of the officiating clergyman. -,
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DIED..

DIED.
On the 10th instant, HARRY CABELL WHITE,
youngest son of Thomas Il. and Emeline White, In
the eleventh year OF his age.
A light of our dwelling in darkness has set,
Another gem shines In the sky,
The casket is sleeping-the spirit has lied
To dwell with the happy on high.
Petersburg and st. Louis, Mo-, papers please
copy.
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By 3. A. J. Clopton,

1St 5. By 3. A. J. Clopton,
E Auctioneer and Real Estate Agent.
No. II Twelfth street, beween Main and Franklin.
VERY NEAT FRAMED COTTAGE
RESIDENCE ON CHURCH HILL, ON n Be:
TWEEN TWENTY.NfNTH AND THfRTIEfH
STREETS, FOR SALE At AUCTI0N:=Wiil be
sold at auction on the premises, on THURSDAY
the 18th day Of October: 1893, att o'clock p. = ;,
the neat COTTAGE DWELLING As above de.
scribed, containing three rooms, kitchen with two
rooms, and other back buildings, all In good con-
dition The lot fronts 10 feet on street, running
back $50 feet TO an alley 10 feet wide.
Terms: One third cash balance at six and
twelve months, negotiable notes, interest added,
and trust deed to secure the credit payments.
3. A. J. CL0PT0N. Auctioneer.
POSTPONEMENT.-The above sale IL postponed
In 81 the ineeHsncy o. n: xssshsr
ocl2 E.aA. J. CLOPT0N, Auctioneer.
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sO0 TONS ANTHRACITE COAL
Jul Jcst received, go tons best WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL In the market. sgg and
stove size, for sale ct es.0. Orders len styard,
receive prompt attention. $1,000
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CHE e 8 E.-Thirty boxes superior
y :. Hsssss Just '''ws'isf s &; ' + 'Rsa co.
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SHIPPING.

EoR NEW YoRK.1ATLANT1C
sids.x be- steamship ALBEMiRLE,& fa
ss,ow The ss sSiD iocrs On azUk61f
the Iab October, ats O. clock 4. u.
Passengers can 60 aboard the evening previous.
For freight, or to secure tickets and state.
rooms-haying accommodations pnsuIpassed-Ap-
plyto SAMUEL AfkkS 2 CO.,
VyHE NIAGARA WILL LEAVE
II for New York SATURDAY. kA
MORNING the 18th instant, ct f&8A
O'Clock. Ifa1
Frsigh..reeeived ali day FRIDAY,
Passenger accommodations unequalled. For fur.
Their Information apply 30
oe IL oiKkET y. WATSON, Rockets.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW THEATRE.

Third night Of Mr.. J. B. POLK. FRIDAY, octo-
Der l., 1885, will be repeated by uest the come
dy of WILD OATS. Rover, Mr.. j.. b. POLK.
Song" Cupid's Lottery new, Miss JULIA WAL
pRoS. THE DEAD SHOT-Misses Laura and Fam
In rehearsal, "Rosedale" and Romance OF a
Poor Young Man"
Balcony chairs, in dress circle, 81 dress circle
and orchestra stalls, 75c. No extra charge for re-
served seats. Seats can be secured at Davies Mu-
steal Exchange and at the box office from 10 A. NJ.
to 4P. NJ Tickets for sale at the principal hotels.
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sprdlAll o11Cre Z
~ FALL AND IarER MInl4NERY
opssriaF HIs pAH. IS. E
THURsDAY, ocfo SIs- iiss' i's', =

~ Broad street, between Fou1sa sno FH'n'
40 TrlrF -FKyS ffI1
MAS. n. J. DAVIS would respectfully inform her
friends and ths public ssnsrAly that She WIN opsn
on THURSDAY, October 18th, 1895, large and
well. sslectsd stock Of the lAtest styles .gss rs
B0NNBTS, HATS, PEATHERs,
I'll FLOWERS, HIBB0Ns. yBLvETs, &C..
Strict attention paid to city and country orders.
oc lift III #TTUIJt Z
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EOR RENT, STORE and DWELL
Il ING, newly fitted up, on the corner Of ~
Nicholson and Highland streets, Rockets c'8
a No. stand for a retail grocery and feed LII
store; AaIplyto II w TYLER
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DOR RENT, very desirable
Il DWELLING, 90 n street, having eight ~
rooms, and kitchen with two rooms. Gas and c::;E
water on the premises. Possession immedi .GR
ate. Apply to j. LUSFORD,
soi NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth streets,
oc lO-3tx north of Leigh street.
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EOR RENT-We offer for rent the
IL desirable BRICK WAREHOUSE on Dock -
street next to Messrs s. G. Tardy b Co.'s, 1..:t
and AT present occupied by Messrs. Stearns, .E
whitney Bridges. Possession given on the 10th
instant. For terms apply TO n,
oc Sta Dock street near Seventeenth.
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DOR RENT, a VERY LARGE,
II HANDSOME FRONT ROOM, suitable for ~
a Library or Lodge hall. thirty by forty feet 1:H
in size, with sixteen feet pitch, In the new
building next below the post: ONCE, over =. II.
Many & Co. Also several very handsome
ROOMS, suitable for Offices and lodging rooms.
Apply, in same building,to uppov pv.11
oc 6-lw HENRI EAhLL.
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DOOMS FOR RENT.-Several large
II aud PLEASANT ROOMS for rent over II
our store. Terms moderate E.,H
oc4 corner Fourth and Franklin streets.
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EOR RENT, A STORE AND DWELL
II ING.HOUSE, No. 7a5, situated on the II
corner of Brook avenue and Baker streets, ::;m
containing seven rooms and n large store Eslk
room, suitable for grocery. Also, r kitchen con-
tanning two rooms water and gas on the premises.
For a good tenant terms will be liberal, Apply
next door. &C lo-lWT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-12
BY TELEGRAPH.

The Roman Question - Napol cons
Part I'm the Settlement Of Europe
The Perplexities OF the Roman
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French-IIis Personal safety A.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-12

EOR RENT, ONE-HALF AN OFFICE
Il suitable for 8 merchandise broker. Good III
location, on nrst floor front. Price, ten dol. f.B
lars per month, including fuel. Inquire at ..k,
POWER & McPHAlLS drug store, corner OF
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-10-12

II rent on Grace next door to the corner or -
Twenty sixth street. furnished or unfurnish. t:;S
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