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Large numbers of refugees are arriving in
New York city from Ireland. They give
very discouraging accounts of the state of
the country, and say the movement in Ire
and has been entirely aba ndoned.
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Republican Meeting in Wake.

We are requested to state that Republican
meeting will be held at Lashley's Cross Roads,
Wake County, on the 4th Saturday in May. Able
speeches may be expected.
April 4, 1867. Std.
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NORTH.CAROLINA, !

IORTH.CAROLIN
~ DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Court of Equity, Spring Term, 1857
The IhomasVliie BANK Bill to close the business
The Creditors of the Of The Townsville
Thomasvile Bank. o"nh'
In this csse it is ordered by the Court that adj
vertisement be made in the Raleigh Standard,
Raleigh Sentinel and Greensboro Patriot, for the
creditors of the Thomasvile Bank to present
their claims, within the next twelve months, to
J. L. Lee, Commissioner of said Bank.
Witness, F. G. ROBBINS, Clerk and Master in
Equity for said County, this 3Oth day OF April,
1867. F. G. ROBBINS,
19-w1y G. M. E.
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Itch! Itch! Scratch!! Scratch ~
Wheaton's Ointment will cure the Itch in forty
eight hours. Also cures Salt Rheum, Ulcers,
Chilblains, and all eruptons of the Skin. Prize
so cts For sale by all Druggists.
By sending 60 cents to WEEKS & POTTER,
Sole Agents, ITO Washington street, Boston,
Mass, it will be forwarded by mail, free of post
&c, to any part of the United States.
F. PEsCUD, Agent,
sept 21-1y Raleigh, N. G.
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Pge notiogy paper in Ohio prints this mar
ly, at Mrs v;,, Married, up town the other
|ns, of ,M,;ni'ams, Mr.. William Will
|zzie W;,Iiama to his cousin, Miss
(lls.n 4n'S' For particulars see small
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Republican Meeting at Haywood, in
Chatham County.
On the LIST Saturday in June there will be Re-
publican meeting at Haywood, in Chatham Co.
Able speakers will address the people the
occasion.
April 80, 1867. ltd.
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Useful Pamphlet.

On hand at the Standard Office pamphlet
copies of the Bankrupt Law, the Sherman and
Supplemental Acts, the Howard Amendment,
Congressional Test Oath, and Gen. Sickle's Order
suspending the collection of debts. Price, 25
cents.
May 2, 1867. IT,
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CTOLEN FROM THE SUBSCRIBER,
y on the 30th ult., light sorrel HORSE
MULE, about eight years old, with reached name
and small white spot on the right side of rump.
was barefootcd. 1 will pay reward of S25 for
the recovery of said mule
WILLIAM HOUSE.
Durham's, N. c., May 4, 1867. 19-w3tpd.
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Republican Mass Meeting.

The colored people of Guford and adjoining
Counties will hold mass meeting at High Point
on Saturday, the 18th day of May Able speak
ers will be present Their friends of both races
respectfully invited to attend the meeting.
April 81, 1867. 45-td.
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Financial.
BANKING HOUSE OF
JAY COOKE s. co.
No. 20 WALL STREET,
Corner of Nassau Street, NEW YORK.

We buy and sell at the most liberal current
prices, and keep on hand full supply of Gov
ORNAMENT BONDS OF ALL ISSUES, SEVEN
THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND INTEREST
NOTES, and execute orders for purchase and
sale of STOCKS, BONDS and GOLD.
CONVERSIONS.
We convert the several issues of SEvEN-THIR-
TIES into FIvE-TwENTIEs ON THE MOST FAVOR
ABLE TERMS, taking 1st series at GOVERNMENT
RATES, allowing a commission to dealers, and
PAYING FREIGHT TO AND FROM NEW YORK.
Circulars with full particulars furnished upon ap-
cation. JAY COOKE & co.
May 8, 1867. 2O-twtSw1y.
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A wag remarks that he has seen a couple
of sisters who had to be told everything to-
gether, for they were so much alike that they
couldn't be told apart.
"Pride goeth before a fall" 1t often goes
before q waterfall.
The widow of Bishop Polk is teaching
school in Tennessee.
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Composed Of one member appointed from each
State haoing Union representation an
either House of Congress.
RORT G. SCHENCK REPRESENTATIVE from
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auction Sales This Daaj.

COOK IAtGHTON will sell ut 10 o clock
an assortment of household furniture
THOMAS PHILLIPS will sell a. 10 o clocl;
large lot OF boots, shoes, &c
CLOPToN X HARDWOOD will sell a, 4 o clock
valuable building 10, on the east line of
Third street between Main and Cary.
GRUBBS y WILLIAMS will scllai i o clock
the uneNpir"d lease Of 4 soap and candle
factory, with the machinery, fixtures, &c.
COOK < LAUGUTON will sell nj IL o'clock
an excellent assortment Of general mer-
chaudise.
HOLLADAY, BAYLEY Il WHITE offer for
sale ~ l2 clock to-day, 4 valuable tract
of seventy.siX acres, on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad,
eight miles from Richmond.
G. B. YARBROUGH will sell to-day ut 10
O'Clock an assortment of clothing, boots,
shoes, dry goods, groceries, &c.
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WARD MEETINGS TO APPOINT DELEGATES TO
THE STATE CoSvESTIuS.-The Conservative
voters will meet might in their several
wards to appoint delegates TO the State Con-
scryative Convention which meets in this city
on the lth of December next. 1t is under
stood that twenty delegates will be sent from
each ward and that every white man III The
city who is in favor Of the White Mans
Party is invited TO participate in these meet
ings.
The meetings will he held 1T the following
places Ut half.past o'clock:
First Iin1d.-At the hall on the north side OF
Franklin street three doors below Odd Eel
lows Hall.
Second Iiurd.-Monticello Hall, Broad street
between Sixth and Seventh streets.
Third rd.-Morganstern's Hall, Broad
street tween Third and Fourth streets.
E1urh Hurd.-Springiield Hall, Union Hill.
FItth IIuid-Tanner' Hall, Sidney.
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MAYORS CorRT-MAVoR MAYO PRESIDING
THURSDAY MoRSINd.-George Brown and
james kilman, United States soldiers, were
arraiSned for an assault and attempt to rob.
They We're brought up Il day or two since on
this charge, and turned over to their officers,
who returned them to be tried by the civil
authorities for 4 criminal offence against the
laws of Virginia. The case was continued
NJ til omorrow.
The continued case of Michael Conners,
charged with 4 violent assault on Michael
Ryan, was called up.
The wounded man appeared for the first
time since the assault, and from his ties Stimony
itappearcd il that the difficulty had its origin
indirectly from quarrel in which other
parties were Immediately concerned. He met
Conners on Twenty1irst street, and was
struck over the head by him with something
other than his fist, which blow felled him TO
the ground. He had had no difficulty pre-
viously with Corners, and had always been
on friendly terms with him.
Several other witnesses were called but no
one could say whether they had seen Corners
strike Ryan with his fist or with some nstru-
ment. DR.. Diclie, who attended Ryan, lesti-
lied that he had received Il confused wound
with some instrument. The wound was
Jagged and about IN inch and Il half long.
The wound might have been received by Il
severe fall, ora blunt instrument in the hands
of Conners.
The Mayor decided that the case was one of
msdemeanor. There was no evidence TO show
that Conners had struck Ryan with an instru-
menL other than his list, except that of Ryan,
who had been shown 10 he al incompetent
witness in regard TO that fact He had evi-
IDENTIFY been struck with the fist, and had re-
ceived the wound in the fall 1t had been
decided by higher authority that if man
were felled, and received a blow from ano ther
source in the act of falling, by accident, and
died from the effects of the second blow OF fall,
the man who felled him couldn't be prosecu ted
for manSlauShter. He would remand Con-
ners for indictment for assault and battery.
Reuben Nelson, negro, charged with steal
ingt pair of boots from Heller & Co., was
committed in default of surety.
Charles Francheska charged with stealing
wood from Warwick Il Barksdale's MILL was
sent on TO answer indictment.
William Washington and Jim Brown,
negroes, disreputable characters, charged
with threatening to assault and kill John &.
and James Clarke, were required TO give
surety for their future good behavior.
William Weaver, negro, charged with steal
ing eleven pocket knives from John 7. An
derson, was sent on 10 answer indictment.
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FEAST AT MARION HILL.-A feast will be
held at Marion Hill, on the Osborne turnpike
one and 4 half miles below the city, this after
noon, commencing 1T o'clock. The object Of
TINS enterprise IS 10 raise tnnds TO assist IN
destroyed by the Federal troops during the
war. Much has already been done in the way
of hitting the house for use; but good deal
yet remains TO be done, and the people of the
neighborhood, having been reduced almost 70
poverty by the passing and repassing Of troops
over their once fiourishing fields, are unable TO
complete it. The specific object of this feast is
10 raise money enough TO procure seats. This
accomplished, they hope i'll short time to
open their house TO the service for which IL is
designed. Rev. Robert Ryland, d. D., having
agreed TO preach for the congregation, will
soon be enabled to commence his ecclesiastical
llbors in that neighborhood.
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CITY ALMs-Horss, November IA, 1907.

Editors II RichmOnd DispdtA:
In your issue OF yesterday notice an article
in reference TO the burial or those who die
here, and asking the question, Whether or
not we live i'll Il Christian community ~
Allow me to say in behalf Of the Superin-
tendent that he always conducts the burial
ceremonies OF these poor unfortunates with
all due solemnity and respect and in the case
spoken OF, priest had been repea tedly sum
moued TO see him while sick. That the priest
flor no other could officiate al 4 Catholic 8
burial) was not present was no fault OF his,
and should not be construed as want OF re-
spect. The writer Of the article Is IN inmate
himself, and if any "iuhumanity was dis.
played on the morning referred to, It was in
his not deigning 20 accompany the corpse,
with other inma tes, TO the cemetery
1t may not be mai GprOpos TO state also that
religious services are held in the chapel o,
this institution twice a week, in addition to Q
1iourishing Sabbath school, superintendent by
Mr. Sleight. OAsgRygs.
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POCKET P1cKED.-A lady leaving on the Pc
tersburg train had her pocket picked OF 4
purse con tanning fifty dollars on yesterday
morning. Unless the City Council allows the
railroad company the privilege OF enclosing
their depot, aud governing the enclosure with
their own police force there will be many
other pockets picked.
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THE iRCUi.hT1UN or THE "D!S-
fArCh :" Is LARGER THAN THE COM
hsNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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HrsTISas Court OF MAGISTRATES. This
court disposed of the following cases yester-
day:
John Reardon, indicted for receiving stolen
goods was arraigned, and the case was dis
missed upon payment Of costs;
Hannah Coleman, indicted for the larceny
of clothing, was found guilty and sent to Jail
for sixty days;
John D. Snellings, indicted for unlawful
gaming, was arraigned, and n noHe proseqni
was entered upon payment of costs
groes, indicted for stealing iron from the
James River and kanawha Company, was
sent 10 Jail for chain gang service for ninety
days;
Peter Allen, indicted for resisting police
man in discharge of his duty, was arraigned,
and q noite prnsslui was entered in his case:
John +. Ferguson indicted for unlawful
gaming, was found not guilty, and acquitted ;
Primus Hobson, indicted for petit larceny,
was sent to Jail for chain-sang service for
three months.
The grand jury made the following pre-
sen ntmentS:
Il. H. Dibrell, for selling without license !;
Elijah J. Crump, registrar for Madison Ward,
petit larceny; Charles Francisco, for petit
larceny; John Carter, for petit larceny ;
Martha A. Vaughan, receiving stolen goods ;
John Leonard and Kate Leonard, for selling
liquor without license: Harriet Hobson, for
assault and battery; Anna Henderson, for
petit larceny; John II. James, for petit lar
ccny; Elizabeth Harris, for petit larceny /;
james Burley, Macon Ford, Isaac Fanear,
William II. Tyler, Robert Davis, Thaddeus
G.. Bennett, and William z. Ford, for ped.
ling without license.
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LIST OF Uxxa1LAGLE LETTERS RENAryrSC

LIST OF USNaILAgLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE PcsT-oFFICE At RIcHMoSD, Va, No
vEMBER II, lsG7.-Persons wishing TO pay pos
tage on these letters can do so by calling 1T the
general delivery before 3 O'Clock this after
noon: w. f. Turner, Richmond Va, no
stamp: William n. Worthington, New York,
no stamp; Norwood Y Leney, Roxboro n.
c., revenue stamp; F. a: Wiles, RoXboro',
n. c., revenue stamp; William Bromskit,
Mattoax, Va, no stamp; Noble, Price Dal.
by, Farmvilr Va, no stamp; Breret Colonel
VI A. Cameron, Columbia, s. c., two.cent
stamp; Rosa Moore, Richmond, Va, no
stamp; Miss Safe Wygant, Fredonia, \. y,
no stamp; David Anderson, Jr., Louisa
Courthouse, Va, no stamp; Samuel NJ. Shell
ton, Raymond, Miss. II. H. Potter, Peters
burg, Va, old stamp Isaiah Jones. Painville,
Va, no stamp; b. d. Metcalf, Newcastle
Me-, no stamp; f. Thomas Smith, Louisa
Courthouse, Va, no stamp; James Pagan
Chester, ). c., no stamp; Sarah &. Doggett,
south Weston, Me, old stamp; q. C. Terrell,
Blandville. Ballar county, Ky, no stamp ;
Miss Cornelia Grey, Dover Mills, Va, revenue
stamp: Miss Bette L. Tomlin, Imperfect
address,
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PORT OF RlCaMOFD, NOVEMBER
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York, msr.
chaudise and passengers, q. Ayrss q Co.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford. Norfolk, nar.
chandiss and passengers, L. B. Tatum
N T. Pate.
SAILED.
Schooner Cohan Hertz. dray, New York, slaves,
Curtis, Parker & Riddick.
schooner J. 4. DetwileT, Grace, Newbern, N
c., merchandise, Crowell CuIris.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner. Pioneer, Burgess, from James river,
arrived at Phliadelpha on the 18th.
Schooner Mary and Francis, Boyle, cleared from
Philadelphia for Richmond on the 18th.
WHITE HOUsB. November l4.--Sailed, steamer
Mystic, schermerhorn, Norfolk, merchandise and
passengers, Richmond and ork hiver Eailroa5.
Steamer Admiral arrived st White House. Pas.
sergars and merchandise for Richmond and York
Siver Railroad.
BIZ TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, November II Arrived, steamers
Atlantic and Southampton, from Jew York.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. Grubbs X
Williams effected two sales by auction yester-
day afternoon. The first, IL brick tenement
on the west side of Fifth street between Leigh
and Jackson; the lot fronting a9A by 20 feet !;
building contains six rooms, with brick
kitchen, etc. l.. Bowman, Esq, purchaser
at =, 800.
Second n brick tenement corner flfth and
Jackson, with eight rooms, gas and water on
the premises. Lot 80 feet front BY 10 deep.
Dr. X. II. Hudson purchaser 1t 5000.
These sales, all circumstances considered,
are regarded rs the best made in the city Tor
twelve months past.
They have also sold within the last few
DAYS the following real estate:
Frame house with three rooms, on Catharine
street between Gilmer aud smith streets,
with lot % by loo feet, for $50 cash.
Lot i'll the Valley, on Mill street, = by 700
feet, FOR S2O5.
Small brick tenement with five rooms
nearly opposite Pratts cottage on fourth
street, for -, loo.
Two brick and framed tenements on tonrtf
street near The Shockoe-Hill Cemetery ior
| one, S67j; the other, Ss65.
The Hull-street Hotel, in Manchester, 'Wlll
| the lot, fronting lo2 feet by l65, for =, 800
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THE FAIR.-Anything in the way of fancy
articles or edible delicacies can be gotten at
the Catholic Fair at outside prices. The
ladies will be glad to see their friends in any
n nnTnh
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IS THE CONFECTIONERY LINE.-Last night
two young negroes dashed into 4 store on Cary
street, snatched jur of candy, and rushed
out. They were pursued, and caught at the
corner OF Twelfth and Main streets AS they
were seized, the jar was dropped and smashed
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Tur INCEST CAsE-The case OF Albert WI.
lins fnegrol, who was indicted for incest, was
MIL tstor. ,he Court of Hastings yesterday;
After Il thorough trial, which clearly prpTed ppi,d
that he was the father OF ms d aaT hrousht in d,
Uardict ,nr Of guilty, and fined him twenty DOL
lars. WATKINS not being able to pay was
rom mil ted tO iail.
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IMPORTANT DECISION By JUDGE MEREDITH-
THE CITY SoT Liable FOR WHIsKsT ORDERED
BIZ THE CoUScIL TO BE BURNED on THE NIsHT
OF THE EyACuATToS.-.Iudge Meredith has
lately given his decision in the case of w. B.
Jones Co. the City OF Richmond for
damages for whiskey burned By the plaintiffs
on the night Of the evacuation Of the city.
The City, in anticipation Of the evacuation,
gave to Messrs. Jones s Co. orders to burn the
whiskey in question, and giving receipts for
it. became la ole for its value. The Judge de-
cided that the city had gone beyond its autho-
rity under the charter from the State in order
ing the burning of the whiskey. and could
not, therefore, be held liable for damages.
The suit, we learn, will be carried TO the
upper courts.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CorRT-CHrEF JrS.
TICE CHASE PREsIDIsa.-The court was opened
1T II o'clock yesterday.
Mr.. Chandler, district attorney, announced
that he had no business prepared for the cour
1T that time. The jury was then dismissed
until ii o'clock 10 day.
Messrs. w. 3. Tubb of Amelia, Elias Ed
monds Of Lancaster, and Henry Wood OF
Mecklenburg, qualified to practice.
Messrs. ]. Il. Payne and l.. H. Reynolds,
charged with violating the internal revenue
laws, were recognized in the sum of 500 each
to appear for trial on the 18th instant.
A recess of IN hour was then taken.
AT the expiration Of the recess the court
was reopened, but Immediately adjourned
until II O'Clock to-day
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PAID Orr.-Battery F, Fifth regimen.
United States artillery, numbering some 9, one oe
hundred and twenty five men, were p.iu ="
Yesterday. 1t took about sS,7 700 10 pay 'nen'
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WHITE Boy SEVERELY WOUNDED Bv 4
NEGRo.-A difficulty occurred yesterday near
the corner Of Main and Twenty. fourth streets
which resulted in u white boy named Robert
Clark being severely injured by brick thrown
by 4 negro man named William Archer.
1t appears that number of boys were
pitching pennies, and Clark was watching
them. a disagreement arose among the boys,
and Archer. who had come up, nterfered.
Clark asked him what he had to do with it !;
whereupon the negro picked up brick and
threw il 1T Clark, striking him over the left
eye, and infcting 4 severe wound.
The negro was Immediately arrested and
locked up by policeman ]. T.. Allen. Clark
was taken care of.
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GoDEY FOR DEcEMBER.-Turner, the ehter
prislug news dealer, has Godsy for December
IL abounds la beautiful fashion plates ana IN
teresting reading matter.
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Anl7ISe231e2ItSs

VARIETY Is THE SPICE OF LIFE,
THIRD SEASON OF
WYMAN'S POPBLAR GIFT EXHIBITIONS.
SEWING MACHINES
also large numb.r OF useful articles, given
away every night at VIRGINIA HALL. Richmond.
commencing MONDAY, November Is, and every
night during the week.
MATINEE ON WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY
AT O'CLOCK.
PRoFRssoR WYMAN, monarch OF magicians, in
grand coup detat OF NBCROMANCY and the
magical arts Of scientific diablerie.
Ambulance only Soc childrsp, CSC.
Doors open at 81 o'clock; performance com.
mences at = o'clock. no l5-8t
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HESRTCo COUNTY CoCRT.-This court was in
session yesterday, but transacted no business
of public interest
The grand Jury has made number of pre-
sentiments, but none OF them have been made
public
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lICuMoND BAKEEI Z s.

tIDn s3aAG, COAT that WIN kia
4 slotlly. .xeeli-n, ia giving MAX loa !. an IN IN
!4rt when III, mothers snppiy 10 im"Ih. IN ~. P,
tAaLke HDtsl. w N
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LOCAL MATTERS.
THE pR.NREH's FARM MURDER.

TRIAL OF J. j. PHILLIPS.
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;ID!. EENC, ihaI desirable small
: rAKM known an ",.URAL SHADES" stu
rt.t cu ,.- Eiaa.Iu}.u road ono and half miles
...rH tbs citv, crnjaiu', two AMI Il hall acres
.aa.lr : with Ulu, room, in perfect repair, g""c
.re.lga =. tia necessary out houses, ana good
r..-ar On the, PREMISES near the house. Terms
t.--uY.5.e. zpply 10 LYME BkorHkR,
'm.Ia .r Real Estate Agents
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TAR. HICHARD \. WISE, having To-
called in the ely, oFeIs his professional 'sf'iees
To the pabNc. oGce under the Ballard hou's
r.,l4guce, conner Of Siath and Marshall streets
luZ-!u.F
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More Evidence 10 he Heard To-Uay.

URTnER TEsTzuoET FoH TIE DEFENCE.
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=. Il RENT, TIE SMALL BRICK
L COTTAGE, with Kitchen No. TOO west 81
'I-sshdy street ob sye Brook avenue. Ap- t;;E
s IN %lI -ru-t Aashaii street, or SOL corner ss.a
e., Marshall .at Eilttl street. no l5-lt
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DOR I<|Nr, the Very desirable EES!-
= psTCB with eight ro"'ns, and bIieen So, siGG,
I'D q hall arrur O! land attached, en- Ihlr- S!ss
y iuur,n and y strr"tE, CHnrch Hll!, list tS-ss
aside q! luo corporation There Is an eNcelieht
.gc.a-tt of unuicG iruit oa Tie place. Apply al
.ata a. J. Il. s.
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NO. 1873.
Marine Intelligence.
PORT OF RlcaMoND, HovsxsssN.

AlsIATURs ALhAsAC-hovENBER Is, 1887.
sun rises.. noon ria a.. 5000. 8. SO
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Physicj0ses.

llt.A. j.. pETICOLAS has dissolved
! Ais connect en- With the , ew orleans Stt."pi
o.. .r-,fr .r. ana will d.rot" himself eHclusNel'
q. tI,.. .rs.,r!se II his profession Ia TINS city
.,g, Ak +r<utliu street; residence, aO2 I ~eilth
''N - - no3-im
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TOR aNNT, II neat HOUSE with four
} rooms. and garden rn Cherry street, AZ
. ii .-y. Immediate - session given. For Et:I
JOHN G. ANDREWS,
Mo T.. % No. Sixth street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-15

II ANCIEG ACADEMY SPRING
IL FIELD H ALL. CHURCH HILL.-PRoFEssoR
THOMAS V. CARR announces that he Will oren Il
and masters, IN tn 10 accomplis hment OF DANCING,
at the above named hall on SATURDAY MORN
ING, November IL. l.o7, at 10 o'clock. Parents or
guardians who desire to send children are re-
quested to make application upon the above
named day. no I5-2ts