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AySIvgRsARY CELEBRATIoS.- The odd Eel
lows OF this city Will observe the 10Th oil tins
month the anniversary of their Order, as I.
day OF thanksgiving ana prayer. Naihahlrl
a Sturdiyaut, Esq will deliver an address Ia
the Order and the public on that day al -
o clock Z. NJ, in Virginia Hall.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-23

SAILBoAT CAPsTzED.-A saiiooat' coii'a'n,ns |,
Shirley King and Beverly Carter, was struck
by a fiaw of wind In James river opposite the
Marine railway on yesterday ana capslzea.
The parties were rescued by boat sent from
the railway.
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GoEs TO CHIyA.-Mr. Lewis X NM ma
,i,,a of his CITY. son of the late Richard Hill
Jr., has accepted a position with the Pacific
Mail Steamship Company, aud Will run on the
steamship Great Republic between San Fran
cisco and Hong Kong, China.
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STRrcK OIL.-On yesterday morning Ran
som Robinson was seized with ii ut the cor
ner of Broad and Fifth streets. and in fall
ing smashed lamp filled with kerosene oil.
A large crowd assembled around him i'm a few
moments but he soon recovered, and went on
his way.
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DEAD BODY ACCOUNTED FoR.-The body re,
ported on Yesterday AS found in Chesterfield
opposite Rockets proves 10 be BODY Durieu
by the Coroner some time ago on the banks VI
the river, and which was washed up by the
high tides.
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ATTEMPT 70 RoB-John r. Riddle, while
sitting on his fathers pump, in Sidney, last
evening, was accos ted by several soldiers, VINO
demanded his money. Failing 10 get 1t, one
of them felled him 10 the ground with Il suck
They were soon after pursued, but no arrests
ulIp
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FAMILY JAKs.-On Sunday night Thomas
Norton ana Mary, his wife, residents OF
Mayo's row, Rockets, got into aruhken ars -, :.
tercatiou, and he inflicted se'erai severe
wounds on her head with brick
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-23

po,,ry ARREST Thomas Smith was arrest
ed Yesterday for exposure of his person and
resisting policeman in the discharge OF his
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BoLp oRsE-STEALISG.-A United States
soldier stopped i'll front of 4 store ut the cor
ner of Broad and Fourth streets yesterday
afternoon, and entering 10 make a purchase,
left his horse standing i'll the street. Return
ing in a very few moments, he saw man on
his horse making rapid time up Fourth street,
but being unable 10 oyertake him, the thiei
escaped with the horse, and has not yet been
arrps ted
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ACCIDENT afternoon while a
Mrs Mitchell was passing over the root OF a
rear building on the corner of Broad and sixth
streets, she fell through the skyllght down
upou the second loor. She was badly bruised,
though her injuries are not serious
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMAsAC-APRIL %, 1857.
sun rises........... $50 Moon ri-es.........H 50
sun srts........... 90 High tide, A NJ. s.li
PUGr OF RICHMOND, APKIL -, 1897.
ARRIvED.
Steamer Ellie Knight, Travers, Baltimore, mer-
chanIise ana passengers. ID. i W LurIle.
Steamer uatt-ras, Alexander, Nav l orE, mer-
chand!se and passengers =. Ayres Co
Steamer Niagara, blaksman, Jew York, mer-
chaniise and passenger. q. +. WATSON.
Schooner Couoyer, Pickering, kockland, lime,
A. ). Lee.
schooner II. G. Ely, McA!ister, Philadelphia
coal, w L. staples Co.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford Norfolk, mer
chaudise and passengers, L. u. Ta,um.
ASHORE.
An unknown schooner has been ashore for foul
lays two miles below Point Shoals, Jainss river
Steamer b. Ludlow went 10 her assistance yester
day.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, April 22.-ATivei, steamers Sara
toga ana Albenarle, Richmond Fairba uks, vii
mtugton
CHAKlEsrox, April :? Arrived, schooner Mar,
Banks, aoiiolk.
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The GRAND PROCESSION will be given daily
at IL o'clockA NJ, and will, without exception Do
found TO be the largest and most gorgeous pageant
ever given as a public gratuity. Led by heralds
and Marshals, a long caravan Of Mounted Knights
attending the Ladies Of the Court auired in robes
Of regal splendor. Succeeding this will come The
beautiful BAND-CAR, containing ECRHART
METROPOLITAN BRASS BAND-the finest or
chestra ever attached to travelling establish
1nent This Will be followed by the long list "I
animated splendors, and will terminate with the
bloodsd, highly trained ACTING HORSES the
ELFIN PONIES, and MULES.
Witness the following list, comprising only a
portion of the performers forming the
GREAT CONGRESS OF ARTISTS
connected with the
MODEL EXHIBITION
Of the Nineteenth Century.
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THE CELEBRATED BRIDGES FAMILY,
from Batty's Royal Amphitheatre, London)'
MApAsEHELEN BRIDGES,

THE CELEBRATED BRIDGES FAMILY,
from Batty's Royal Amphitheatre, London).
MADAME HELEN BRIDGES,
Premier Equesuienne.
MISS AMELIA BRIDG Es. the graceful and brill
liant artist on the Elastic Rope, who stands above
all other compeers.
| MR. JOHN BRIDGES Master of the Stud, and
| Equestrian Director.
MR. EDWIN CROUESTE, the original Converse
tiona alist, late Of Lents Circus, who is the very
embodiment of humor, mirth, and wit, Will also
appear, and relate some anecdotes, tell seVerai
happy stories and crack number OF telling JOKES
that must please those who can appreciate ana en-
ioy clever things well told and portrayed and vi
vidIy delineated.
Mr.. GEORGE BACHELOR, the great vauiter
and lesper of the age, will execute his flyihs
Leap through the air, and finish with his double
somersault.
HARRY CADoNA, the most Versatile Performer
In the world, will at each performance, give his
;pim,table somersault act through balloons, cam
vass &C., &c.
MT, WILLIAM 'ho SoiSp'"'S~~~
uneator Of Negro Eccentricities. and Ethiopian
Clown.
ASHTON and WINNIE, the astounding Gym
nasts.
ROBERT HUNTER, Leaper.
WILLIAM MORGAN, the Wild Horseman OF the
Plains.
JOHN NAYLoR the most afabls OF klns MAS
| tiers.
Mr. II. JENNINGS, Scenic Equestrian.
| Professor THOMPSON, Trainer of Animals.
WILLIAM SMITH, Mr.. POWERS, Mr.. SOM
MERS, Mr.. HEPPARD. and a host Of Acrobats,
Tumblers, Gymnssts, Equines, and Auxiliaries,
Acting Bears, Sacred Bulls, Performing Dogs, etc,
| forming the largest and greatest variety OF per-
| formances ever given by any Travelling Troupe.
| ADMISSION ......FlFTY CENTS.
Doors open at and 7 o'clock performances
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VIII also exhibit at staunton on THURSDAY
April 2sth /; Charlottesville, FRIDAY April Z0th
Ivpebburp, SATURDAY, April 27th. apl7
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ADJUSTMENTS. A

At VIRGINIA HALL.-OPFRATl
~ AND DRAMATIC ENTERTAINMENTS An
a. socistion of lsd es and gentlemen amatsurs pro,
pose to give a series Of MUSICAL and DRAMATIC
ENTERTAINMENTS for the benefit Of the poor
and other laudsble objects. commencing on III Es-
DAY the sd ot April. and continuing Tor three
opsRErTA OF LA SoNNAMBULA. arranged
spacislly for these entertainments, together with
a LIGHT COMEDY, will be presented each eve
ming Ticket. and books Of the Operstta may be
Oh, aimed at Messrs Stevens 4 Pegram's. on Broad
,,rs.t : at Gebhartts music store : at Bidgooi &
Riley's on Main street; or at toe box office. Vir.
gluia Hall ap 23-ts
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MIX 4 Ii 7 M A Ms

The management, having every facility at their
disposal, capital at their comma nd, and know
ledge of what style Of entertainment would suit
the people and meet the appreciation and cordial
support of the intsilectuat, refined, and religious
portion of the community, determined to form an
institution of which they could be Justly proud,
and that would enable them to rest assured that
when their manifold attractions were presented,
and had been seen, that full satisfaction would be
given to and acknowledged by th cir patrons
TALENT, NOVELTY, WONDER, SUPERIORITY
IN EvESY DEPARTMENT, ARE SA-
LENT POINTS PLAINLY
DISCERNIBLE
IN THE
GREAT SNOW
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G K L A T s Fl o w

Throughout the South and West, from NRw Or
LEANS 10 RICHMOND, in all the principal cities and
towns in Louisiana. Alabama, South Carolina,
North Carolina, Georgia, Virginia, Kentucky,
Tennessee, and Mtssouri, ii has met with
MARKED SUCCESS, AND ITS PROGRESS HAS
BEEN A TRIUMPHANT MARCH
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rREAT INDUCEMENT TO Sc
CUBE HOME.

In consequence Of leaving the country, propose
TO dispose Cf my property IL the follow
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~ LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND

GLOBE FIRE AND
IIFS INSURANCE COMPANY
wras IS William street. New York No. Dale
street.. liverpool - and y Poultry, London +,
over Naaoaa! Exchange Bank, Riihmond, Va.
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EiOOR OJLCLOTH.-As agents for
i Aessrs. JOns HAZE Co, of Bristol, Eng
lead. the original patentess and largest manufac-
tuf,f. IL Great Britain s"lctt orders for their
k'"as. Merchants deslrlng 20 import Will call nj
our once and select patterns from toe book OF sam
IIes and Ne would refer them u MessTs. ksgnault
- as TO quality. ,,o~us,,
ap.t-lw CAshlk q bbOThkhb.
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CBEss-Whilc base ball and bowling alleys
may develop the bodily muscles, we want
some recreation which will refine and stength-
en- the mental powers. This we fnd III chess.
we ought to have fourishng chess assocla-
tion in Richmond. The well known old club,
which embraced some of our most valued cit-
,ans. is about 10 be revived. It's tables, chairs,
and chessmen pershed in the confiagration ot
April, 1865, but
"Evsn in its ashes live Its wontsd fires"
A meeting is to be held this Tuesday after
noon Al the office of Robert ID. Minor, Esq
I'm Duyal's drug store, under the Spotswood
Hotel. nj 5 O'Clock, at which all gentlemen
who have entered their names, aud other gen
tlemen of their acquaintance who wish u
unite with them, will attend.
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The receipt of $40 from Mrs. David
Minge, Of Alabama, through Mrs. A. Y.
Stokes, is thankfully acknowledged by the
Oakwood Memorial Association.
MRs / = IrKrIN TrnlSIIrnr
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NOTICE TO APPLICANTS FOX
~ ARTIFICIAL LIMBS.-The Board OF Com
missioners on Artificial Limbs have entered into
contract with DIR. DOUGLAS BLY, 10 furnish a Il.
TIFICiAL LIMBS to thu disabled men who are en-
the Legislature.
In order TO the best working OF the commission
and the manufacturer and that no disapPoihtmsm
NAV arise TO any party II Is important that appli.
cants for limbs observe the following order, viz :
l. Let every applicant furnish his name, post
otice and county TO the Com missioners forth with
2 Applicants will not come TO Richmond for
limbs until they receive orders to do so.
, Applicants will be attended 10 In the order OF
their application.
Each applicant will receive q circular with In
structons.
The presidents OF all railroad and steanboa,
companies have generously offered to give free
trans portation TO the applicants.
F.H. PElgPOlNT,)
w. wTAyykk9sks Commissioners.
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ND, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL %, 1867.

| LTPNAN's CTRcrs made its first exhibition
yesterday 10 the very great satisfaction of the
| audience present. The eutree into the city
attracted much notice The fine band of the
| establishment rendered some very good pieces
| in excellent style. The performances were all
| they were represented in advance TO be. Par
ticularly were the trained animals the object
OF general interest and admiration. The
riding was of the most bold and dashing cha
raeter. The horses are in admirab BILE condi-
ton, and their discipline is perfect. The
clown is unusually humorous, and very dis
Greet in his sallics of wit. This is certainly 4
very great recommendation of this very excel.
lent circus. The weather is fine, and we may
expect to see the pavilion crowded while IL
remains here. Times are hard, but in our ex
perence i'll this world we have found that in
times OF great pressure amusement was 4
most salutary diversion from trouble, and peo-
pie naturally seek il.
OPPOSITION AGp CoLD BATH.-Qui n ri
valry exists among the colored steyedores on
the wharf, and rs there is but little doing in
their line just now, every means in thier
power i adopted to get the unloading OF the
few vessels which are arriving ut our port.
These StevedoreS are divided into different
gangs, and ~ vessels are discovered coming
into the harbor, boats are manned, and every
eXertion is made 10 reach the vessel first and
engage the job of discharging her. On Sltur
day, while Il tow of vessels was coming up
the river, three of these men jumped into Il
boat ana pushed oil 10 reach the largest OF the
craft. In their anxiety they ran against her
bows and upset their canoe, pitching them
all into the river. Two of them crawled on
the capsZed boat, which flOated off down the
river, while the third, in his eagerness 10 get
the Job, swan ashore, and running mp to the
lock gates, jumped aboard the vessel. The
captain, hoHorng his energy and determlna-
ton, at once engaged him.
THE AMATErR OPRRETTA.-lt has been gene
rally known for some time past that 4 number
OF ladies and gentlemen, musical amateurs,
were rehearsiug the principal portions OF the
opera of " La Sonnambula' > with the view
of giving 4 public exhibition for the benefit OF
the Bazaar. They have, after careful prac-
tice, succeeded in an attempt which amateurs
seldom venture upon-that of mastering the
chief part OF difficult opera-aud they Will
produce ii at Virginia Hall this evening. \
IibrettO Of the opera rs modified and adopted
by this company has been edited and pub
li>hed. The opcrctta will be followed by
Woodcock's Little Game" n farce never
before produced in this city. The piece is ex-
ccllently east, and Will prove an attractive
feature of the entertainment.
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The PolIard-Wynme Matter-a Card.

The Galary for May is upon our table. II
Is good number.
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ESTABLISHE ED 1884.
~ p. J. Crew 4 CO.,
Successors to c. Crew * Son.
STEAM SOAP AND CANDLE MANUFACTURERS,
Nos. ll3, lis, and III, Seventeenth street,
opposite the Old Market, Richmond, Virginia,
have now in factory large stock Of superior
FAMILY SOAPS,
which we offer to the trade At such prices as will
make 1t to the interest Of all to patronize this hom
mandatory. NH ll-3m
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VIII exhibit AT Richmond
MONDAY, TUESDAY, and WEDNESDAY,
APRIL 22d, 23d, and ?ith.
Location: Corner Of Fourth and Clay streets.
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kgbEkI H. .MAuRT. JAMES l.. hArRY,
ROBERT T. BROOKE.
E9g X. IL. MtgtI CO.,
lEsTABLIsBgD IN 1887
BANNERS AND BROKERS',
No. lola II ain street,
fret houss below the post-oaice,
RICHaosD, VA.
STERLING EXCHASGE, GOLD AND SILVER,
BANK NOTES, STATE, CITY. and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, &c,
bought and sold ou commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on all accessible points in the United
States. io !
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buttons were then adopted.
G.ul.sinl Tie CLl.

On motion of Mr.. saunders, tn" thamb"r-
lam was Instructed 10 publish IN two or more
ia ilv ngperS of the ciIy, one week before the
regular meeting Of the Council in May next, n
notice that the Council Will proceed on that
dav 10 appoint one or more persons III each
ward of the city 10 cleanse ana purify Sinks
cesspools, and privlcs, III said wards.
Iurio,,S .NtterS.
Several raportS and u number of personal
anpliratious and communications were sub
mittcd: all of which were referred or laid on
the table No final action on any important
matter was taken.
The Chair called frequent attention 10 the
TOW b;lI hut there seemed no inclination 10
take il up. Finally, il was determined 20 :la-
iourn until Wednesday at D clock, ana the
tax bill was made the special order Tor that
meeting.
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EORGE A. AINSLIE,

DICHMOND POTTERY, FOOT OF
III MAIN STREET. ROCKETS.
sALEsRooM, No. IL FIFTEENTH STREET,
DAVID PARR, / RICHMOND, )DAvID PARK, JR.,
JOHN L. PARR, VA. JAMES PARK.
DAVID PAIR & SONS, PRoPRIEroRs.
We are manufacturing the best quality STONE
WARE, which We offer at the following wholesale
prices Jugs. Pitchers, Jars, MIX Pans, and spit
toons, all sizes from gallon and upwards, ?3c.
per gallon half gallons 80 per dozen quarter gall
Ions % per dozen Bread Risers and Butter Pans,
with covers. and Water Jars all sizes. 37lc per gall
Ion half gallons, - per dozen. Churns and CO.
vered Jars all sizes, Ss3c. per gallon. Crucihies,
Plnmoago, or Black Lead Cruciblas OF all sizes,
which we warrant equal 10 any manufactured
North also Sand Crucibles, In nests, for dentists
and gNlls mths mhi Dim
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- NOTICE.-TLe subscriber announces TO
a.. .r.aas aud the public the resumption Of
GENERAL COAL BUSINESS
81. a., individual account. He is prepared prompt
.s /. .Xysat. CASH ORDERS for
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE,
FAEE- BURNING ANTHRACITE,
and
SAWED PINE and OAK WOOD.
dc. ..2yarabIa IN all parts Of the city.
HawIIl tr f1ard for the lreseat at the office OF
Z. d. EatLauu, lately occupied by Werth, Rath
tsu Co, on Tenth street near Main.
ar lots JOHN J. WEgTH.
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ADMISSION. FIFTY CENTS.
Doors open at . and 7 o'clock performances
commence an hour after.
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EOR r r n T, the STOREHOUSk
Il formerly occupied by the subscriber as kRA
a china store. Ii has good -heving, coun- fsft5
ters, stove, &c. which will go with theGA2
house. II IS an excellent stand for any KIDD OF
business. The rent will be made very low o al
Also, for rent a large WAREHOUSE in rear of
same, suitab for Il carpenters shop Applyto TO
J. q sNELSON, Agent,
corner opposite Ballard and Exchange Hotels.
ap l2-ts
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EOR RENT, three GOOD-SIZED
Il ROOMS over the store OF A. II. Chris Ia
tan l. Co.. Main between Eighth and Ninth I..sE
streets. suitd BILE for an office family use. .ShA
JAMES NJ TAYLOR SON,
Oficc s2i Main street, three doors below
ap l5-ts Spots wood Ho ell.
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+ story BRICK STORE AND WARE. 81
HOUSE on the north side of Franklin be- on
tween Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, re-
Gently occupied by Me-srs Lee oodiln as
adapted, being centrally located between the Dan
Vile and Central dspot-. Possession to be had at
once. Toa good and punctuai tsna mt the rent will
be low. Il. A. j. CLOPTOS,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctionesr.
ap 23-3t No. II Twelfth street, near Franklin.
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FOR RENT.


EOR RENT offer for rent the new
L BRICK STORE, with DWELLING at -
tached, on the south side Of Broad between ~
Second and Third streets. The location Ck
makes 1t very desirable for any kind Of retail bu-
sihess. The rent Will be low to good tenant.
B.A. J. CLoPT0N,
Zeal Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ap2 23-st NO. 81 Twelfth street, near Franklin.
DOR RENT, the ESIRA l. Z
l. STOHE on The south side of Broad street -
between Second and Third rscantIy orcn. H
pied by John II. ConnsIl. ESQ as dry goods I.ll
store. This Is considered a good location for any
kind OF retail business.
E.A.J J. CLoProN.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer
ap 23-3t No. 81 Twelfth street, near Franklin.
EOR RENT, the desirable BRICK
l. STORE, and DWELLING sttacned. on -
the south side OF Main between Eighteenth tNf
and Nineteenth streets. To good tenant El4
the rent will be low. Possession given immedi.
ateiy. 4. A. J. CLOPTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ap23-3s No. 2iTwelfth street, near Franklin.
L'OR RENT, that three-story BRICK
l. DWELLING on Church Hill for many -
years occupied by Mr. Hunt, containing ten t,:U
rooms, brick kitchen with four rooms, I4A
smoke house. dairy, stable, A wall OF good water
with pump in 1t. Also, young orchard. The
whole premises have been thoroughly repaired
To a good tenant the rent will he accommodating
2. A. J. CLOPT0N.
Real Estate A, mt and Auctioneer,
ap @3-3t No. 81 Twelfth street, near Franklin.
DOR RENT, DWELLING.H HOUSE,
lin, containing eleven rooms. &c. Posses e.:3
WILLIAM Fl. ALLISON.
ap23-et 1920 Cary street
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EOR RENT, TWO ROOMS on the
Il nrst floor over my store suitable for Of -
ncss for professional men, brokers, or COM f1!H
missio on merchants. Kent low. S1A
Ia III LOUIS j. BOSSlEUX.
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MISERABLE STORE FOR RENT
~ Intending to move to a larger build 6
ing we offer tor rent the convenient and de- t..3
sirable STORE now occupied by us, on Go-IA2
vernon street near " ain. The rent will be mode
rate. WOODhoUSE fAhhAM,
NH 2l-ts Booksellers and StatiOnsrs.
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EaOR RENT, STORES and OFFICES,
Il on Wall street, under st. Charles Hotel, -
very reasonable terms. Apply TO ED
T. n. LOGAN, IG
1924 Main street over
fe 23-ts Blnnt 4 Mossley's drug store.
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VIZ G.. WEBB IL CO.,

IT'LL Il REILLY'S ALE DEPOT,
IL No. 7o2 BROAD STREET, OPPOSITE THEA
TkE.-Just received per steamer 4" Maryland"
large lot OF barrels, half barrels and quarter bar
res CLAGGETT'S CREAM ALE. Also, per steamer
+" Liverpool" pid New York, ffty casks OF OLD
ENGLISH BUTTON ALRS.
Families supplied with BOTTLED ALB BY the
dozen, or DRAoGHT ALE by the measure. Send
in your pitchers, and top-of after dinner with
glass OF FINE OLD ENGLISH ALB. fe 4-r
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EOR RENT, ONE TENEMENT OF
II LIBBY BUILDINGS. Apply 70 IA
PALMER, HARTs6oR & CO., f:S
apll Fourteenth street. .Gl&
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DOR RENT, the DWELLING on the
Il south side of Broad between Second and k>A
Third streets, over the store recently cccu- f.sn
pied by J. H. Connell, Esq., containing four .k22
rooms, In good repair. Gas and water on the pre-
misses Possession can be had At once.
l. A. J. CLOPTON,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
ap 23-3t No u Twelfth street, near Frank lin. =
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DOR RENT, the superior FO u X
Il STORY AND BASEME n 7 WARE II
HOUSE in Commercial Block adjoining our '..:H
own store This house has every conye- EElk
nisnce with vault and safe inside, and has no
superior In the city either In location or arrange
NH ls-ts HARvEYs l. WILLIAMS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-23

DOR RENT. the desirable GRANTEE
Il FRONT STORE with DWELLING at Ia
tachci, with private entrance. sonth side OF f.!3
Main street. No. 1851, at present occupied by IlR
James t'olien. THIS is considered an excellent
stand for the dry goods business, having been
used for tn1t purpose for a number Of years. Pos
session can be had Immediately. Rent low to Il
good tenant 4. A. }. CLoPFoS,
Real Estate Agent and Auptioneer,
No 2l Twelfth street. Frank in.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-23

EOR RENT, the STOREHOUSE on
L Thirteenth street, recently occupied BY IA
IA al loas s'"' App'' A. D. cHoCKLEY. Eli