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y NEW YoRk, October 70 Noon. q ~ :
Money!. Gold 442s. Wheat 2(a3c.
better, Corn &c. better. OATS la
116c., better. Pork 500. SOC 922. 55.
Lard quiet. I Cotton quiet, al. .1S.
n p. M.-Cotton more steady; sales
2,51S> bales. Flour frm-State $40
@19.25 Southern $40. .75(@I1. 10.
Wheat active, at 293c. better. Corn
&c. better. Mess pork $22.5O. Lard
145S. Gold closed firm at 445s. r.
, BALTIMORE, October 12.-Cotton
very dull-middling 1877. Flour
quiet, but frmer. Wheat firmer.
Corn declined 3(95c.; white $1.45@
LOO; yellow $1.48; mixed $1.41.
Oats lower, at 70(972. Rye declined
Be. Provisions steady and unchanged.
New ORLEANS. October 12.-Cotton
scant-low middlings 17(9171.. Flour
dull-choice superfine $1O.75; choice
extra $14.50. Mess pork quiet but
firm, at $26. .60@26.7 Bacon firm
shoulders 151s; clear sides 1917.
Lard quiet but firm-prime tierces
14M@15.
MOBILE, October 12.-Cotton mar
ket active; sales 1900 bales-mid-
dlings 151a@16; receipts 9S2.
AUGUSTA, October 12.-Cotton ac-
tive and prices easier; sales 5S7
bales-middlings 15@1519. Receipts
319.
SAVANNAH, October 12.-Cotton
declined, but closed quiet and steady
-middling 161a; sales 600 bales; re-
ceipts 1,450.
LIVERPOOL, October 11-Evening.
Cotton unchanged. Manchester
advices unfavorable. Goods and
yarns dropping.
LIVERPOOL, October 11-Evening.
Sales of cotton 1900 bales; sales OF
the week 10000; exports $4,000, of
which spectators took 1000, Stock
on hand 1877, 600 bales.
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Affairs in virginin.

RICHMOND, October 12.-The case
of Gen. Imboden is exciting some
interest. He applied to be permitted
to register, under the Presidents last
amnesty proclamation, upon taking
an oath to support the Constitution
but was rejected. He now intends to
apply to the United States District
Court for writ of mandamus, to
compel the registering officer to
register his name. In case the court
refuses to grant the writ, he will ap-
peal to the Supreme Court of the
United States, and thus test the vail
dity of the oath required by the Re-
construction Act, and demonstrate
what virtue there is in the pardon
accorded by the President to the ex-
cluded class.
The Board of Registration closed
its books last evening. During the
five days over there were registered
in the city 189 whites and 157 blacks,
which leaves the black majority nearly
the same as before.
The African Church has been re-
fused to the Republican mass nomi-
mating convention, and therefore it
will be held in Capitol Square on
Monday.
Gen. Beauregard leaves in the
n.i6ng for Washington.
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News Items.

WASHINGTON, October 12.--The
cotton claims of loyal Southern own
ers, amounting to 1920, 900, awarded
by the Court Of Claims in June,
have been paddles two and half
per cent. The successful claimants
are residents of Mobile, Charleston
and Atlanta. The Court required
absolute proof that the claimants
never voluntarily aided the rebellion.
The heirs of the original owners of
Harper's Ferry object to the sale
ordered by Congress. The original
deed, executed to George Washing
ton, stipulates that the property shall
only be used by the United States.
Commodore Baron, of the Con-
federate navy, has been pardoned.
Internal revenue receipts to-day
1891, 900; for the week $500, 600;
for the fiscal year $64,914, 900.
In drunken row between the stage
passengers and the escort at Came
ron's crossing, Santa Fee road, three
passengers were killed.
The Superior Court of New York.
on an appeal, has decided the Gard
'~A~ Ot@SO III ihNOl vi 1hIS. ufcT.
Among n number of articles for
warded to the dead letter office, from
the army at Columbia, Newberneand
Goldsboro, was On oil painting, rep
resentng two children feeding q
horse. The department vi, restore
the painting to the owner, on sotisfac-
tory proof, addressed to the third
Assistant Postmaster.G General.
LOUISVILLE, October 12.-Justices
Swayne and Ballard have decided
that the Civil Rights Bill is constitu.
tional.
AUGUSTA, October IA duel was
fought near here this evening. be-
tween Col. III. p. Farrow, of Atlanta.
and Maj. j. Conner, OF Rome. AT.
ter an exchange of shots, the affair
was settled. The difficulty grew out
of newspaper article.
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Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps are goo
for all urinary complaints.
DR.. Dabney's New Work.

A DEFENCE OF VIRGINIA, land
"A through her of the South.) BY DIR.
Il: L. Dabney, of Virginia, author OF ''Life
of Gen. Jackson" $3.50.
Under Two Flags. A Novel. BY "Ouida, :"
author Of 'Idalia," randolph Gordon"
"Strathmore, Cecil Castlemoines, :"
"Gage," etc. So
Also, Fashion Books for October--Go-
dey's Lady's Book, Demorest's, Frank
Leslie's Book of Fashion and Peterson's.
Also, the Electic for October. At
DUFFIE & CHAPMAN'S
sept "A bookstore.
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The Daughter of an Empress.

The Daughter of an Empress,
A N Historical NOVEL of the Court of
~ Russia, by Muhlbach; price $3.50.
Macduff.
Helena's Household, Tale of Rome in
the First Century.
a Defence Of Virginia, and through her
OF the s. nth; by Prof. Dabney.
How to Make Money and How to Keep it.
Our Fathers Business by DR.. Gurth-
rie.
Hereward, the Last Of the English; by
Kingsley.
Caste, London Novel, and other new
books, at McCarter's bookstore.
Oct r. l.. BRYAN.
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s TIE with the HOOP than the usual Rope
NO SLACK WHILE
sold by the pound chepy the
Of the cotton when baed
shpboard and it's simplicity
sale, J.. & T R.
C.
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Political sIntters--Tho RleotIons.

Political 1Intters-The Elections.
WASHINGTON, October 12-1OP. M.
--Forney telegraphs from Philadel-
phla that Shareswood has been elect
ed by at least 600.
The Gubernatorial result in Ohio
cannot be positively known until
Tuesday Tuesday. NV
The Republican majority in Iowa,
is estimated at 20, 900.
Ohio politicians seem afraid to
speak on the gubernatorial result in
that State.
Ere nklin Pierce was serenaded at
Concord, N. H., on Wednesday night
and said: "I warn You, my friends,
to note the fact, that these triumphs,
whatever they may be, are no party
triumphs; the people have risen in
their majesty, with q consciousness
OF their power, and disregarding
party lines and party aspirations,
have been silently considering what
belongs to them, their children and
their country. 1 think the great
battle has been fought and won. If
the results are significant in nothing
else, they are in this, that the white
race--our race--the German, italian,
French, Irish, Scotch and Anglo
Saxon people, are still to be the con-
trolling power on this continent"
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Wolfe's Schiedam Schnaps are re-
commended by all the medical faculty.
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Tho Yellow Fever.

New ORLEANS, October 12.-Inter-
ments from yellow fever up to 6
O clock this morning, 46.
MOBILE, October 12.-Interments
from yellow fever to-day, three.
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Wolfc's Schietinm Selma pps are good
for Gout.
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Harvey's Rat and Mice Paste.

GET KID OF TIE RA IT'S.
HARVEY'S RAT PASTE exterminates
LII Rats, Mice, Reaches and Ants from
your storc-room, corn houses or cribs.
your Kitchens, your houses; saves you mo-
ney in providing for these thieves; a sure
cure for these depredators and destroyers.
For sale by FISHER & HEINITSH,
aug Druggists.
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Eelea1.A19h..
Gable Despaitci.es..

LONDON, October 10. Three iron
clads have been sent to the Irish
coasS if'3F ~. 90 -. ri
Naealeon complains Of Austria's
= delay ag the Reorganization of the
army. - t.--
The Garibaldians are entrenched at
various points near Viterbo. Their
plan involves the drawing of the
garrison from Rome, when the home
insurgents will rise. ~
Napoleon and the King of Prussia
will meet soon at Baden. :" 'l'
Paris, October 13.-Despatches
state that affairs in Italy ere seri5Iis,.
It is believed the whole nation will
follow the Garibaldi effort. Victor
Emanuel will soon cross the frontier
and proclaim Rome part of the
Kingdom. Bourse heavy. Rentes
declining.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-12
PHGHIX INSURANCE COMPANY or pHI.

i LADELPHIA.
IHCoRF GRATED lsO4-CHARTER PERPETUAL.
No. "a WALNUT Street, opposite the Exchange'
This Company insures from loss or damage by
FIRE,
on liberal terms on buildings merchandise t
niture ETC.. for limited periods and nerne :, ~,
on buildings by deposit OF premium, i'iS
The Company has been M active operation for NO.
than SIXTY Y EA RS, during which All 'Osses ba 5s
been promptly adjusted and paid, ~ A~'e
DIRHCTOR8
John L. Hodge, David Lewis
NJ. IL. MhhOny, benjamin Ettng,
John Il. Lewis, Thomas II. Powers
william = Grant, A. r. McHenry,
Robert w. Leaning, Edmund Casfiiion
u. Clark Wharton, Samuel WIIcox -'
Lawrence Lewis, Jr, Louis q Norris'
JOHN r. WIJCB TCI8FfR praaidant
SAMUEL WILCOX Secretary.
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DRoVIDENT LIFE AND TRUST COMPANY.
i OF PHILADELPHIA
No. Ill 3. fOURTH Street
INCOkPOkATED 81 MONTH %, 1865,
CAPITAL, el5U,O0, PAID IN.
TO- or ~ year Premiums, Hon-fOrieiIure, - - -
Annuitles granted on favorable erms,
Term Policies, Children's Endowments
This Company, while giving the Insured the seen rty
OF paidup Capital will divide the entire profits Of
NE Lie business among Its policy holders.
moneys r. ceiVed at interest, aud paid on demand
Authorized by charter 60 execute Trusts and 10 act
as Executor or Administrator Assignee or CIuardlan
and IN other hdnciary capaclties nnuer appointment
OF any Court OF this commonwealth any person or
persons, or bodies polite or corporate
s..... = - DIRECTORS.
SAM UEL y. bHIPLEY, HENRY HAINES,
JOEHUA H, MORRIS IN WISTA m RR0VIN
RICHARD WOOD, w N IONtisTRErH
RICHARD CADBURY, WILLIAM HACK Err
- e,.. CHARLES n. COFFIN.
sam UEL r. SHlPLWY, ROWLAND PARRY.
xuyrrrY... - PRESIDENT ActuafY
MILAN e, LONGSTRErH Vice-PresidenG.
I6OMAS RISIAk M d., j. b. TnWNSEND,
7Ss Medical Examiner. Legal Adviser.
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FIRE AND BURGLAR PROOF SAFEs

E5I c. L. MAisER.
MANUFACTURER on
FIRE AED BuR Ia RP . ~
SAFES, IS
AOC4AamHTH, REH.4sMAHGEEls ALB
qEALER IN BglRA.OIR g HARDIN ARR,
So Ma. asa RACE SEMEEEs
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I1IRE INSURANCE EXCL LUsIVELY.-THE
II PENNsYLVANIA FIRE INSIJR "A MOE 6,rLT
PANH-lncorpOrRted l8zb-ChaFter Perpetn9lONo
$40 WALNUT Street, opposite Inde ependence Sonar,
tor over forty years continues % Insure against oss
OF dhmhEe oy ntS on fnoio or Private Building8
Furniture; Stocks OF Goods, and Merohandiss gene
Their Capital together with a large surplus Fuud.
ainVested In the most careful manner which enabef
the case OF loAa. t1.
DIRECTORS.
Daniel smith, Jr.. John Devera,is
Alexander BensOn, ThOnlaa Rnafh
IaaRc " azlehuIat, Henry Ia,va
Thomas Robbins, y, oniinRhapu Fell
Daniel HaddpNk, W.
.- Il. DANIEL SMITH, in. President
WILLIAM q. CRoWELL- Secretary az
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VOL. XXXII.
2ithmond g|jspattll.
Y............... APRIL 70, 1867.


+. r. Cook will sell al 10 o'clock atthe store No.
420 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth, the
entire stock OF confectioneries and fixtures.
PILKtNToN, PULLIAM & CO. will sell at 4
o'clock the house aud lot In snellngss addt-
ton to Manchester, on the western side Of
Hunter street, now occupied by Mr.. Daniel
skipwith Also, al O'clock ?. NJ. valuable
house and lot In Che,terdeld county, near
Manchester, and nearly opposite the residence
Of Sir. Albert Woodbridge.
HARRISON, GODDIS i APPEESON will sell at 4
o'clock house and lot al the northeast inter
section OF and twenty streets, In
Henrico.
GRUBBs i WILLIAMS viii sell at ~ o'clock the
excellent brick house on the south side of
Jackson just above Adams street. Also, imme-
diately after the above sale a brick dwelling
on the south side Of Jackson between Foushee
and Adams streets. Al.o, at d O'Clock the
brick house on the south side OF Jackson near
Adams street.
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"G. w. p, G.. ID. of Va"

The FRIENDS OF TEMPERANCE. - The
State Council of this order met in this city
yesterday. A respectable number of de-
legates is in attendance. Besides the dele
gates from Richmond, there are in the
meeting Rev. w. I. Richardson, George A.
Bruce, and others, from Waynesboro' g.;
A. W. Weddcll, DR.. T. S. Beckwith, Rev.
John A. Jefferson, E. c. Eanes, and others,
from Petersburg; DR.. l.. Is. Anderson, OF
Hanover; John w. Paulett, of Wytheville
Rev. W. B. Wellens and Rev. C. c. Lam
beth, of Suffolk; l.. c. Whitescarver and
NJ. Lindon, of Rockingham Colonel Henry
T. Parrish and DR.. Peter Winston, OF
Farmville; A. Pope Abel and Rev. c. r.
Ross, of Charlottesville William j. Kidd,
of Nelson, and others.
The reports of the executive officers
show that this new Order is in most
thriving condition. They are battling
bravely against the use of Intoxicating
drinks, resisting the manufacture and sale
by moral suasion and not by legal pro-
hibition. On Tuesday night Rev. Mr..
Wellons made very strong and effective
speech in vndication of the principles Of
his Order as q means of resisting the tide
of drinking and drunkenness sweeping
over the land.
Tonight, Mr.. Weddell and the Rev. Mr..
Richardson will speak at Grace street
Baptist church.
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MAYORS CoURT-RECoRDER REGNArLT
PRESIDING-W EDNEsDAY MoRNTNG.-W IL
liam W. Jones, Alexander Ross, Wiley
johnson, and Peter Borg, alias Dutch Pete,
were arraigncd for robbing Robert Davis
Of gold watch, diamond pin, aud be-
tween 1900 and $500 in coin.
Mr.. Davis testified that one day not long
since he became intoxicated, and on the
next morning he found himself in Lump
kins alley. He recollcctcd nothing that
had happened.
K. II. Allen, Esq, testified that about
ten days since he was sent for to go To the
St. Charles Hotel with Detective Knox.
He went there, and was informed by Mr..
Davis that he had been robbed of his watch
and other things. He went to the Opera
House that evening, and finding a party of
some fifteen there, remarked to them that
he had "the dead wood on them," and un-
less they returned the stolen articles he
would have them arrested. The same
evening he was standing in company with
Detective Tyler, when some one passed
him and said "You will find the ring un-
der the Exchange steps" y day or two
afterwards Borg promised TO inform him
where the watch was, and subsequently the
watch was handed him by negro man,
wrapped up and directed to him, at Ber-
ry'S saloon.
Mr.. Pierce, barkeeper at Dan. Wren'S,
said that one of these parties (Jone>) had
left some gold with him some nights since.
Among the gold was several foreign pieces.
There was no one with him. lie did not
rccolcct the time Of the occurrence.
Dan. Wren testified that on last Thurs
day week he was standing in front of his
door, ani DR.. Davis had occasion to come
in. He drank four or five times with some
others present, and went off III about an
hour afterwards. He returned at about 5
o'clock that evening. He (witneSs) left a
short time afterwards; didn't see Davis
again until next morning. He bought $lO7
in gold from Jones the next day, twenty
dollars of which he bought before he saw
Davis. When he saw Davis he was informed
by him that he had been robbed.
Tim Morris testified that, a week or so
since, Mr.. Jones proposed, with him, to 60
into business in Ncwbern. He said it would
require some $500 or 5000 apiece, and he
had only about $lG0 or $40 in specie.
Several important witnesses being ab-
sent, the case was continued until Satur-
day, the parties being bailcd in the sum
OF $500 for their appearance.
Jane Walker, negress, was arraigned for
threatening to kill Harriet Walker. 1t ap-
peared that Jane and Harriet were claim
ants Of one Moses Walker as husband,
and have been for some time in a constant
wrangle. They were both required to give
fifty dollars surety for their future good
behavior, and Moses was required to give
800 surety.
George Robinson, negro boy, charged
with stealing plank, was sent to Jail in
default of security.
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DOVER COMPANY, OFFICE or

ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT,
DOVER MINES, Va, April 20, 1867. !
Hon. William II. JfacfTland, President of
the Clorer Hill Railroad Company, Rich
mond, Va:
Ny Dear Sir,-I have the honor to quote
to you an extract from letter received
yesterday from +. II. Wolcott, Esq, Presi-
dent of the Dover Company, dated New
York, April l2:
"The dreadful explosion and attendan,
Gloss of life in the Clover Hill mines ex.
" cited the sympathy of the gentlemen o
our Board who were present at the meet
" ing, and 1t was unanimously decided b,
resolution That this scompany appropriat
'"hs sum Of ,fvs hundred dollars, to be use,
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THE OPERETTA.-Thcrei is no other spe-
cies of amusement so refining and elevating
in its influence as the opera-none other
which cultivated people SO universally pa
troniZe. The drama is welded TO delight
ful music. For our part, We cannot ina
CINE anything superior to good opera in
this world. For want of an opera we will
take an operctta. The one now given
nightly at Virginia Hall offers rare attrac-
tions to all who are fond of fine music.
But, apart from the merits of these per-
formances, the objects for which they are
given should command the most liberal
patronage and generous encouragement OF
the public.
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THE DISPAT CH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

i" at the discretion and under the direction Of
"He superintendent and engineer, General
".Stone, for the relief Of the sufferers by the
"recent catastrophe in the Cjorer HiA
"nainsS."
It is with peculiar pleasure that find
myself the medium of this relief; and L
enclose herewith my check for the sum
named, begging you to cause the money 10
be distributed among those who were so
suddenly made widows and orphans Dy the
recent explosion. -
With great respect, am, my dear Sir
your most obedent servant,
CHs. P. STONE,
Engineer and Superintendent.
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THROWN FROM BUGGY AND INJURED
Yesterday afternoon, about halt-past 3
o'clock, horse attached to a buggy, in
which Mr.. William Duke was seated, ran
off, and turning suddenly from Eighteenth
street into Main, the left fore wheel Of the
buggy was broken of, and Mr.. Duke was
thrown violently out on his head, the bug
gy passing over his body. His temple was
severely cut, and he was otherwise so Sc
verely injured that he remained motionless
for sometime, in which condition he was
carried into the office of Mr.. Case, where
he received proper medical attention.
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APPOINTMENT.-Mr. Robert Caruthcrs,
formerly registry clerk in our post office,
has recently been appointed assistant as
SCISSOR in the fourth district of this State,
with headquarters at Clarksville. Mr..
Caruthers has been here since August last
and by his urbanity and obliging disposi.
tlon won the respect of all with whom he
came in contact.
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MASS MEETING.-The members OF the
Grand Division of the Sons of Temperance
now in session in this city, will hold mass
Temperance meeting tonight in the lee
ture-room OF the First Baptist church.
Rev. p. b. Price, G. w. p, Rev. T. A.
Peterson, and other members of the order
will be present aud address the meeting.
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RoBrERY AND SHOOTING ON GROVE
RoAD.-Nearly every farmhouse on the
Grove Road has been robbed within a
short time past of fowls, vegetables, and
other portable property. A night or two
since as one of Mr.. Charming NJ. Robinson's
farm hands passed in the rear of his dwell
ing he discovered some one in the yard,
and hailing him to ascertain his business,
was fired upon five times, one of the shots
taking effect in his hand, inflicting pain
fnl wound. The scoundrel, who was evil
dently on a plundering expedition, made
his escape.
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THE FREIGHT Boat DAVID w. BURTON,
which was swept over Tye River dam on
Friday last, and which was supposed, with
it's cargo, to have been total loss, 1t is
now ascertained can be raised without ma
ter;al loss. The whole cargo, valued at
about SIC, 900, has been saved, with dam
age of only about 81 600.
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CIRCUS Man IL TRoUBLE.-Charles
Burns, circus man, was arrested and
committed to the second station yesterday
for assaulting James Cox, colored, and
drawing 4 pistol on him. 1t is said that
Cox attempted to enter the circus without
paying. Justice Mccarthy released Burns
on security of 300 for his good behavior
for twelve months.
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IxFAxrrcrpE.-Coroner Little was yes;
terdav called to view the body of dead
female infant found the previous night by
the city scavepger in a sink on the lot Of
tnnement No. I7l4 Main street. 1t had
evidently been thrown into the place some
days before, and it could not be determined
whether Il was a white or mulatto child.
No clue to the perpetrator of the crime
could be obtained.
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A CHANGE IN THE SCHEDULE of all the
railroads running into the city will take
place on the 9TH of May, whereby the
times of arrival and departure Of the diff
fcrent trains will be changed.
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FAST DRIvISG.-A drunken white wo-
man was arrested yesterday for fast dri-
wing on Main street. She was taken before
Justice Higgins, who committed her to the
first station-hOuse.
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HORsE-THIEF ARREsTED.-On yesterday
the sheriff OF Goochland county arrested
in this city a negro fellow named John
Early on the charge of stealing, some time
in 1868, from Mr.. George Lawrence three
horse. of the value Of 500 each.
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MUTUAL BUILDING FUND AND

vi DOLLAR SAVINGS BANK ekholders In
this institution will Do entitled to bid. and the
lowest biddsr will certainly obtain from u 900,
$4,000, or " 900 every month, for the period OF
purchase hoine-thus, II you now pay nfty dol.
lars per month rent, this would be $500 per year
and you will be no better OF next year but by
paying this amount into this Savings Bank you
obtain . home At once. and 1t the expiration OF
threa four, or nve years, As the case may be, the
house and lot will DO yours. Persons dssirous OF
subscribing may do so, and learn full particulars,
by applying ~ the once corner Of Wall and Main
streets, under 81 Charles Hotel. Once hours from
clock until ., and from until o'clock L. ".
Sums OF one dollar and more received % deposiss
for which ak per cent. will be allowed
JOHN Z. BOSSlRUx, Pfesidsn.
] WuLIAx T. ILlxs, Cashisy. sp l-s