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~ CARD TO THE PUBLIC.

RICHMOND, VA, July H. 1883.
do not desira, as have already proved to carry
my personal affairs before the public, hut an accu-
sation made against ME months ago Of being the
author, ur at least the aprrovcr Of a paragraph
which appeared In the Richmond Wing in April,
1885, in relation TO the negro correspondent Ches.
ter, was found in the Hastings Court this day,
upon sworn testimony, In the trial OF the case of
the Commonwealth rs. R. d. ogden, 10 be utterly
and entirely false. ], however, append COPY OF
the ccrti Hcate new hold:
CERTIFICATE.
RICHMOND Fcbrusrys l-Sd.
do hereby certify that the article published in
the Richmond Wig last spring in regard to The
negro correspondent Of the Philadelphia Press,
Mr.. Chester, was written by Mr. J. Marshall
Hanna, one OF the local editors Of the Wing
time Twas AT that tine the foreman ri the Hhty
and received and distributed all the copy.
lSigucdl '" A X NfE.
Areneral charge has also been made a against me.
that was member Of the "Ftrr.t" organization
In this city: and now wish TO state, distintiy and
.mDhuRicuiiy, that ! NEVER attended meeting OF
the Ferrets, nec,f had any Sgmp0thy"T co"h,cit""
with them, and that have always, since the fact
of it's existence came Ia my know ledge, condemned
and crnsurei the purposes and plans which mat
organization Is said TO have proposed Knew no.
thing OF the existence Of such society until i''
announcement; in the Erdaiaef In January last !;
and challenge any man, either In this city or out
Of IT, To prove that | have had. dtr.cdy or u'"-
rectiy any connection or sympathy with the " Fer
res'" society, or trsr al ended any ol their lAee'
iugs.
specific charge was also made that ] WAS pre-.
sent q, meeting OF the Ferrets held in this city
on the light of the 18th OF April, l'di pronounce
this accusation TO be entirely icil0W foundation,
and the accompanying documents will prove incon
testbly that was not, and could not have been, in
Richmond at the time the meeting was held.
also append below the proceedings OF the iiu"t-
ings Court OH Saturday last in the case of the Com
monwealth rs. X. ID. Ogden, which was Reported
in the Dispdich of yesterday.
WILLIAM IRA SMITH.
CERTIFICATE.
RICHMOND, February, lss6.
| do hereby certify that ] was passenger on
board OF the steamer Dictator, Captain bearing,
on he day aud night cf the lsh Of Apri, 1865 ana
that William Ira Smith was also passenger on
board, and the steamer was passing up the Chesa'
peak Bay when night set In.
joan I. BALLARD.
CERTIFICATE.
METROPOLITAN HOTEL, WAsuISGToS, D: ca
February /, 1896.
Dear Sir,-The names of William Ira Smith and
John p. Ballard appear on the register Of this
house on April Ia, ls6s.
Respectfully you're,
CHARLES IA. SHELLY. Clerk.
To I. B. Stdrke, Esq, Richmond. jy p-:t
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MAYORS COURT, THURSDAY. Robert
Braxton, negro, was charged with running
into the cart of Peter Whitman, and was
sent to Jail in default of giving security for
his future good behavior.
The remainder Of the session Of the court
was consumed i'm the trial of civil cases.
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DEATH OF An ON CIrIzEN.-Mr. James
Walsh, the gunsmith, an old and we'll.
known citizen of Richmond, died very sud-
denly on Wednesday evening. He had
been complaining for day or two, and at
about 5 o'clock on Wednesday he felt so
unwcll as to lie down. Soon after he was
attacked with spasms, and in spite of every
remedy that medical skill could suggest,
died at about p. VI. Mr.. Walsh had en-
ioycd excellent health, and his early death
will be deeply lamentcd by his family and
friends
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HENRIco IrExs.-Jacob Strahan, . negro,
who is accused Of striking 0 negro at
Chimborazo over the head, and 50 fractu-
ring his skull, was examined on yesterday
before Justice Wade and sent on for trial.
The injured man is alive, but has alto.
gether lost his senses.
Thomas Wayne, charged with assaultina
Reuben Jones, was bound over to keep the
Deace.
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~ SPECIAL NOTlCE.-Dr +. s. 8AILLARD
has REMOVED his ofHce and place OF residence TO
4oI Franklin street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. jy ?0-3ts
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DIsPATcH rOI HE SPRiS"..-fersons going
10 the Springs or other summer resorts can
have the DAILY Di-PATcH sent them at sixty
cents per month. Orders left asour counting
room will receive attention
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SUBSCRIBED CAPITAL, $500, 900.

THIS INSTITUTION ALLOWS SIX PER CENT
on DEPOSITS.
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EDUCATIONAL.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The
or OCTOBER, 1869, and end on the TWENTY
NINTH OF JUNE, 1897.
A Professor Of Latin and a second Professor NJ
Law will he appointed on the 18th OF August. whe
the organization oi all the departments of instruc
tion-Academic, Law, and Medi ical-wiil be fully
re -esta ablished on the same enlarged basis as be-
fore the war.
The entire expenses OF the Academic student,
exclusive Of text books, cloIhing, and pocket mo-
ney, amount to three hundred ana sixty dollars IN
currency per session of nine months or the Law
student, to three hundred and sixty. hve dollars;
and Of the Medical student, to three hundred and
ninety five dollars.
Forcatangue giving details, or for specis! infor-
nation address S. MAUPIN,
iy lets Chairman of the Faculty.
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kEREMO L The undersigned have
removed their place OF business from go Mar
shall street TO sO4 Main street. second door east of
Eighth street, where they will be pleased TO see
their friends and the public generally They will
keep constantly on hand q choice selection OF
Family Groceries, Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Ci-
gars, Sc, &c, which they promise TO sell at low
rates for cash.
iyll-lw BOYKfN 4 JACOBS.
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THE FUNERAL of the Rev. Father Do.
melon, who died suddenly on the Washing
ton boat on Tuesday night, viii take place
at st. Peters Cathedral after solemn re-
QUEEN mass this morning ut o'clock.
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Picnic oP THE SUNDAY SCHOOL OF THE
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-Thc first picnic
of the above Sunday school since the COM
mencement Of the war took place on yes
tcrlav. A train was engaged for the Occa-
sion, and at an early hour the party, which
numbered about nine hundred persons,
was carried out to Ashland. When they
had amused themselves with the swings,
ten-pins, foot halls, &C., which had been
provided for them, the party were ad-
dressed by the Rev. Drs. Jetcr, Ryland, and
Burrows, and the Rev. Harvey Hatcher.
There was then some excellent singing by
the school children. Mr.. John +. G. Potts
was conductor, and to his musical ability,
perseverance and skill must be attributed
the admirable manner in which the music
was performed.
An abundance of lemonade, ce-cream,
and other refreshments were furnished
throughout the day, and at an appropriate
time the whole joyous party safe down to
a fine dinner. Fortunately there were
some showers during the evening, and
these made the temperature very mode
rate and pleasant.
The officers and children of the Female
Orphan Asylum were present by special
invitation, and, to use their own express
sion, the children enjoyed themselves
tremendously"
The Sabbath school of the First Baptist
Church has more scholars than any other
school in the South, and the children show
an intelligence and proficiency which
are honorable to them and nattcring to
their teachers.
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sr,rxTox "a, January 8. 1890.

STArNTON, I, JhHUNryU o, Isoo'
take great pleasure IN stating that ! have been
in III. habit Of using Dr. I. Rehnoldss hepatit
pills I'm my family for some years, and consider
tnsm in every respect superior To any medicine oi
the kind bave been engaged for some time Ia
the iron business, which rendered IL n.c-rsAIy to
'he'e p'' "''"o w E BURKE.
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DENTISTRY.

TOHN MAHON DENTIST, for
ID many years associated With DR.. JoHs Z: WArT.
respectfully informs bis old patrons aud al Others
who may need his services that ne mas removed nj:
OFFICE from Fourth street. and can nov be found
| NJ his RESIDENCE, o2S Main street. between Sixth
and Seventh. viii practice his profession In all
ARTIFICIAL TEETH inserted on yulcsnits,
/ Gold and Silver.
Once open Ut ALL HOURS.
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n A RAY OF HOPE.-To weak, debilitsted
Dyspepties, groanlng under lie OF agony, we Of
fer -
PLANTATION BITTERs
as good and sure remedy. This remarkable mo
dicine relieves Sour Stomach, Headache, Heart.
burn, Distress after eating, and all the symptoms
of Dyspepsia, at once.
It's good effect is felt upon the Hrst trial
PLANTATION BITpERS are the pleasantss
tonic In the world.
The old, the young, and the middle aged nc.
knowledge their wonderful health giving power.
No change Of diet is necessary while usng them
Eat all you want Of the best you can get.
PLANTATION BITTERS are exhausted Natures
great restorer. They give tone to the Stomach
and brilliancy to the mind, and drive away
"--the doubts that roll
Cimmerean darkness DER the fainting soul ~
TO PROVE IT-TRY BOTTLE.
iy oO-lf1
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WALL PAPER.-We have In store .
w Isrgs Assortment OF WALL PAPERS. A. II
ID our intsntion 10 discontinue thi. branch OF oa
slnsss, We will Offer them at reduced prices 10
si'ss oaA - "oss ~ A'a LEVY BROTHERS,
iyli No. u Main street,
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I. o. o. F.-Union Lodge, No. Z, ]. O.
o. F., will meet tonight at Odd Fellows
Hall at 8 o'clock, 80,
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hereby certify that | have used, bo'h Tor my.
SELF and In nv family, DR.. T. Rsnnold.'s Hspstic
pills and truly say their action IL more efhcieEt
and satisfactory than any medicine have ever
us.d, and ! most earnestly recommend thst every
family keep and use them. These Pills never
gripe. Nothins L. claimed for them more than they
5.Iary, BENJAMIN CRAWFORD,
uoe'.e Staunton, Va.
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HOTELS AND BOARDING-HOUSES.

DUARDlNG AND LODGING.-A
ID few ladies aud gentlemen can be- acc"nmo-
dated with PLEASANT ROOMS and BOARD IN Il
,u.sli rryAt. family on the most reasonable terms
Ap,ly ON Fourth street, No. Sll, between Broad
a@l Marshall. pay BOARDERS can also be &C
G@'m"Ia'"t, and two or three tNFCRSlSHEp
hhbf> iur lrll J.. ly--ts
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DUSSELLS BOOKSTORE.
IL BOOKS AND STATIONERY, WHOLESALE
AND RETAIL, No. 81 MAIN STREET, between
Fourteep p,h and Fifteenth streets. Always on hand
a rne selection OF BLANK and SCHOOL BOOKS,
STATIONERY and FANCY GOODS.
IL PIN NJ ID. RUSSELL.
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her.by certify that have used DR.. Rennolds's
Hepstic Pills for several years, both for Hys- and
in 10y family, and consider them most admirable
medic inc such Az every family ought To keep itself
~ npiind with Think IA EN- greatly preferable to
any other pill ! have ever tried; ,ru,r
January ltl lsCo. THOMAS ]. NICHE.
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Persons troubled with Torpid Liver. Constipa.
ton &c, deserve 10 suffer II they VIII not ny
have been greatly benefited by their uss;
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ARCHITECTS AND BUILDERS

u J. CRUMP, Builder, Governor
IL. street, opposite Whig Building. L. prepared
to srtake contracts for all kinds of BUILDING
and to execute work In his line in all its branches
JOBBISG promptly attended to.
| PACKING BOXES for merchants and others ma.
| nmfactured At the shortest notice.
The best materials used in all work, and tho
| lowest prices chi arged my lo-3m
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CHARLoTTgsvILLE, VA

Price, FIFTY CENTS per boz.
To be hsa OF all druggists and dealers In medi'
eine everywere. n,.
General Agents for the Proprietor,
corner Main aud Thirteenth streets,
Richmond. Va.
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| COMMONWEALTH rs. X. ID. oGDES.-Ihia case
WAS taken up in the Hastings Court on Saturday
Mr.. James Lyons appeared as counsel for the de-
fendsnt, and a motion made by him to quash the
indictment was overrnled.
The evidence for the prosecution was materially
the same as that In the case OF j. Marshall Hanna
already published; but the evidence for the de-
fence appeared to prove conclusively that Hanna
was deliberately the aggressor. At the close o
the examination for the defence Mr.. Lyons called
Mr. William Ira Smith to the stand.
The witness was duly sworn, and was then asked
IL he knew anything in relation to paragraph
published IN the Richmond Wig concerning
Chester, colored correspondent OF Northern pa
per- the authorship or sanction or which had beei
attributed 10 Mr. Smith, and to which allusion was
made in the card published by Il. d. Ogden which
led 10 the shooting ARRAY.
Mr. Smith, in reply, stated that he knew nothing
Of the paragraph in question except that he held 4
paper from Mr.. W. A. X. Nye, who was foreman
Of the Haig Ut the time, certifying that j. Mar
! shall Hanna was the author OF the paragraph In
! question.
Mr. Nvswas then sent for, and when duly sw orr
he deposed that he was foreman Of the Wig at the
time referred to, received and gave ont all copy
| and that J. NJ Hanna was the author OF the para
| graph concerning the negro Chester.
The Jury then retired, and after absence OF
OF r. d. Ogden.
We append a copy OF the paragraph IN allusior
to Chester contained in Mr.. Ogdens card. and alst
a copy Of the original paragraph upon which 1t va
founded. *"who wrote in the columns
! OF the Hhi0 while Mr.. Smith was in New York
| complimentary notice Of one Chester, negro cor
! respondent of the Philadelphia Press, whom HI
F.! pronounced a gentleman, and 10 whom he ex
! tended editorial eourtssies." s-From tn
card published by r d. Ogden i" the Rtchmo"'
| Enquirer Of March 2, lssd.
| ~ Cblored Co,respondent.-Mr. Chester,
! gentleman Of color, dark as any Ethiopian In th'
! land, is In Richmond acting as the correspondent
| OF the Philadelphia Press. We have met Mr.
Chester; he is q very intelligent man, modest as
| sumes nothing neither In conversation nor in man
! nsrs, but talks and acts like a gentleman. He /
stopping Ut the Ballard Hotel."-From Me Rich
mond Wing Of 4prttn, 1895. jy lS-2t
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HPRESBYTERIAN COMMITTEE OF
PUBLICATION. RICHMOND, vA.-The DE.
P0S1ToRY IL on the second floor Of So8l3eI N ain
street, where the PUBLICATIONS OF THE COM e.
MITTEE and all the BOOKS In the published
catalogue are offered for sale
All orders should he addressed TO
REV. Z. r. BAIRD,
Secretary of Publication,
iy Qv-dasws, Box 42a, Richmond, Va.
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r,oTyrE>illP The und,IsiS Sned have this
..' .'.r,a! tlrm>rlv"s together under the style
.,m Il ROGERS, RiDDlCk 4 co. for he The
a. 90. of coLiuci,us the AUCTION and CON
- do NJ. !, and ~ Fifteenth street, be
wan sud tarv ~
'5r..snTS Cf th" firms Cf Robinson. Adams -
- ~, Er.rrs Adams i Co. they h"nc 10 con ,
49, r.,rfy- from the puhii, tn" sam" hb'ia!
.... . heretofore EXTENDED those other arms.
W a. kuUEkS,
JAMES ElDDlCk,
..~.- ,.as J PkADLBTON ROGERS.
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THANKS FOB PArERs,-To the National
Express Company.
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vNHE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND
i TRANSPORTATION COMPANY
is now prepared to carry
MONEY AND VALUABLE PACKAGES
10 and from New York, ST. Louis, and intermediate
points, and as far south - Atlanta, Gs. In order
TO afford the most ample security 70 shippers 1t has
effected
AN INSURANCE OF FIVE HUNDRED THOU.
SAND DOLLARS
on the money chests OF the company BY ssch train,
with several leading insurance companies. such -
THE SUN. SECURITY, MANHATTAN, METRO.
P0LITAN, AND PHOENIX,
whose aggregate capital and assets amount to
FIFTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Shippers are thus insured against common car.
riers risk, and security is Afforded never before
offered by any express company. For this
NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE Is MADE.
THE NATIONAL EXPRESS AND rRAHsPoRrA.
TI0N COMPANY
II now prepared to do business -
CHEAPLY. EFFICIENTLY, AND SECURELY
- can bs done by any other company.
J. 3. JOHNSTON, President.
B. =. FicKLiS. General Superintendent.
my 3I-eodu
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND. Jelly 70, 1866

MINIATURE ALMANAC-JuLY 20.
Sun rises ............4s3 Moon sets. II 81
Sun ses. High tide "a N j.. 10. ~
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srArSroS, Va, January 10, lssS.
hereby certify that have used for u number OF
wears Dr. Rennulds's Hepauc Pm, aud can assurs
iha public that have derived more benent from
thern than from any pill have ever used Their
action is mild and quite efficient. s
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DOANOKE COLLEGE, SALEM. VA.
IL The next annual session Of Ihi, institution
will open on the ist Of SEPTEMBER with n full
Faculty OF seven professors, including chair OF
AGRICCLTURE and MINING.
TERAs-PoR HALF SESSION. OF FIVE MONTHS, PAYA-
BIgTS UNITED STATES CrKREScl;
Boarding, s. 50 per week =. 30
Tuition -
Rno,n r.ut ana iuciinutaIs ........,, $50
Washing, fuel, and lights IL W
Tuition, room rent, and incds ntals, board for
half the term, payab" In advance.
For farther information, inquire Of the Prc-iden
iy l3--dSsw6wt DP. BITTLE.
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I9E ESTABLIsHED lsij.
LOUIS J. BOSSIEUX,
Manufacturer Of
DOUBLED REFINED STEAM CANDIES,
and Dealer In
CONFECTIONERY. FRUITS, PICKLES, CIGARS,
&c, &c,
bess 10 inform his old friends and customer. that
he has resumed business AT his old stand.
No so MAIN STREET, RICHMOND
lie desires to return thanks for their past liberal
patronage, and invites them 10 renewal OF their
business connections, promising equitable dealing.
His motto is quick sales and small profits.
j. ?l--lm
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ISrANTICIpE.-Thc body Of ncwl y
born child was found in the dock at the
corner Of Seventeenth street yesterday
evening. There were no marks Of violence
upon the body, but it had evidently been
in the water for several days, as it was in
4 state of high decomposition.
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nEANGE HOUSE, >.,,n,
~ At ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAJ DAD u EPoT,

~ HNT NTVN 1T MEX, FEVFkThIVk.
swtll. known and popular hotel having tctI
:. EAl>HkD AND ktFlTTED II suPhRI
>!ILh. otttHS SUPERIOR ACCOMMODATIONS
H. sc TRAVELLING PUBLIC. As THIS HOUSE
J, 'l" ONLY REGULAR snd CONVENIENT
HOTEL FOR MEALS UPON TUE CHANGlAG ol
=, ,rsnSITs VII h9y" THikTr NM =: iIS r
p. and II" PROPRIETOR ASSURES his
"EE>f> that the FARE shall NOT be SURPASSED
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DISSOLUTIoNS.

,IJ-TION.-Thc co partnership
nl>>ohrvs ADAMS SEQ. has this day been
= h''n o." ",,,fusI consent All parties indebted
yra atsr" ~ ar" rcqnc,;sl to make immsdiS,s ate
-.r.r.H' h..n' =, Inc settlement Of the business.
..s ,i me "''" - W. II. ROGERS,
& X ADAMS,
JAMES b. RlbDIcK.
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UOARDlNG.-Mrs. DUNALL, Main,
ID between sixth aud Seventh streets, has some
very comfortable unoeeupled rooms for hOariers
a. can take u few more DAY BoARBERs.
r. ,gfA
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=
.ONE OF THE MOST ;VALmAsBdE

\IyACANT LOTS IN THE CITY, AT TIE COR:
NER OF BROAD AND CAPITOL AND TENTH
STREETS. FOR sALE.-We are authorized TO offer
for sale the vacant lot located as above, which s
undoubtedly one Of the most desirable In the city
OF Richmond II fronts fifty. four feet on Broad
and Capitol streets respectively, and about one
hundred snd thirty.six feet on Tenth street. IL
will be sold az whole or divided into four or six
lots a plat OF which may be seen at our office. A.
this very valuable property viii be In market for q
few days only, those desiring to treat for 1t will do
well 10 apply immed lately. -
ia ARRlsON, G0DDIN & APPERSoN.
iy s-TuThSSts
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THE Courts on IESTERDAY.-Judge
Lyons was engaged in hearing civil cases
Of no general interest, and Judge Mere
dith was occupied upon the claim against
W. ii. Strong, the contractor for the Pc.
tcrsburg bridge.
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pr r. Rennolds having been my family physi:
clan up To ths time Of hfs death, which occurred
about two years ago, have had fr-quant oPpSt,.
Uepatic PHI and du not hesitate TO state that
H. leye they are the beet medicine Of the Kind that
HIS yer been used In this section of country. MY
n,iphb bors uss them and think much OF them as
IGo WILLIAM = ~ phLL'
ir.rlrA CurSTy VA
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


W AUCTION NOTlCE.-we would call the
special attention Of the trade to our sale OF
SUGARS,
COFFEE,
MOLASSEs,
FLOUR.
BACON,
HBRRINGs,
and various other articles, commencing at 10
o'clock. A. 7. STOKES 4 co.
VIII be added. large lot of WHISTLES, various
brands: FRENCH BRANDY, in one ei sh,h casks,
&c, &c ljy y0-lt] Any. s. & CO.
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rTHE CO-PARTNERSHIP her,

| EXISTING between BRoADDCS TALlAfERRo
!,'hl. day dissolved hy mutual consent.
The husilr,. carried on by the above fim VIII
lee continued hy nae. STAIRS. HAND -RAILlNGS,
&c fabricated at short notice. All orders left At
'.y .Aup Franklin street. oppoSlt. Mcrop, Titan
la, WA meet with prompt attention.
ap.s-ts NJ. w. BROAbDCS.
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POARDING.-Miss BIDGOOD, south
ID .ids Main street second door above Seventh,
Can AXE few moro BoARDERS, with or with out
inisuy de 30-ts
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WALTER s. WEST, ARCHITECT
wv AND BuILDER. Is Pregaredn ! 70 S ISrnish NH ~ ps-
ings OF every description, and TO superinisnd or
contract to build the same, In any part of the State
| II desired. NJ,
| uonS Ia NH T-em
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F. DAvIss91sMa.o s91sMa.or n,x-,.- ~I
Once and residence on Main street, between Els.
vsnth and Twelfth, tust below the Nssionai Ex.
change Bank, where he II better prepared than
fsssion. He viii EXCHANGE NEW TEETH ON the
Improved base for OLD SkTS OF GOLD. All work
warranted for 81 least Ave yesB. Those requiring
bis services need neglect their teeth, ~ ho viii
accommodate himself to their circumstances and
the times. PatieIts from the country can boAId
with him st hiA residence without chstSs whi's
having work done. mn Ss-sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1866-07-20

Hs DENTAL NOTICE.-NITROUs OXIDE
GAs.-w. LEIGH BURTON, Dentist, having a
superior apparatus for the manufacture OF this gas.
is prepared administer II anasthetic In thu
EXTRACTION OF TEETH, thereby rendering the
operation absolutely painless.
As IL highly important that the gas should be
fresh and pure, timely notice should be given Of o
desire 10 use II.
Oftce and residence north west corner Of Seventh
and Franklin streets. s-lms