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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-01-26
~ EZEKIEL'S
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~ EZEKIEL'S
VIRGINIA HAIR RBsToRsR.
Thing OF Beauty 10 . Joy Forever"
Huuors and diseases OF the scalp produce bald
meas. The VIRGINIA HAIR RBsTORER war
rapted to restore the scalp to healthy condition
and thieksn the hair. Dsndruf is thoroughly
sradicated by its use Itching and burning OF the
scalp is cured by two applications. Itha
RICHLY PERFUhED HAIR DREssINGi
TITS NOT ADYR.
II does not color the skin. 1t does not stain the
nne.t linen. A vegetable compound, 1t doss mol
act injuriously upon the hair or health, ~ do Nj
trats Of silver Dyes, or those made OF ether mex
ious drugs. -
wA.nIyaroS, D. c., December u, la0.
To ~ Ezekiel, Richmond, "a:
Dear Sir,-I an grati6ed to see that you hare
ayain commenced the manufacture Of your HAlk
RESTORER. From the testimony OF many nlends
who have used 1t, i have no hesitation in stating
IN al belsvs II to be the most efeienc compound
OF the kind ever presented fer sale. lndesx many
Of those who have tried IL assure me that II moi
only eIeanses the scalp perfectly, bat andoubt-
edly restores the growth OF the hair.
Very respectfully yours Gs.,
ALEXANDER 7 Z. GAENnTT, II. u.
For sale by all druggists. Price, u per bottle.
Orders aldrsSssd to
dsf n. LLhhiEb' soA ~
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. MsssRs. EprroRA Please acknowlsdgs
the receipt Of the following donations 20
the poor Of Richmond through lesars.
Martin & Cardoso: 10 bushels meal ffomR.
o. Gary, 5 bushels meal from w. P. Ford, Is
from q lady (and lot Of clothing also),
s5 from Mr.. A. n. NcArthur, >36 frSm
Mr.. Robert Edmund. Aad through me- |:
two barrels of cracksrs from nr: L. r.
Chandler, s6 from Mr.. W. n. Hansbroueh,
House Of Delegates; 114 ffom Doctor
Fairfax, and forty pair secondhand shoes
from various persons. II These were NEST
readily issued, even the worst of them. !
could have issued many, more. A arm
from the country having suggested that
contributions to the poor would be made
from the neighboring counties n ffes
transportation could be had, I am glad 70
say that Mr.. H. A. Hamilton, Of the Soath-
tern Express, has, with. bis usual gene
rosity, consented to pass,,ffee all such
articles designed for this purpose, pro.
vided they be not too bulky. The rail-
roads will doubtless transport free. All
packages should be consigned TO- the care
of Messrs, Msrtin & Cardoso, commission
merchants. WILLTAx w. PARkER.
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~ GREAT OUTBREAK

NEW MALADY.
Owing to the very inelsmsnt wsashsf Tor the
pas. month the number OF cases OF "LEvY on
THE BRAIN" have increased to several thou.
sand and now that We are having pleasant wsa.
thsr ws advise the sufferers to remain at home no
longer, but 60 and get relieved. They viii nnd =
large lot Of rsmsdies-soms new ones juat received
by express. which will be sure cure even for the
worst cases. Excellent Bleachsd Cottons at l23,
80 and rs cents; White Flannels At as, %, IS, and
10 cents; heavy Gray and Red Twillsd Flannel at
Is csnts worth 50 cents genuine French Merino
a % cents sold at the beginning OF the season at
$50; excellent English Nerino at 20 cents, worth
Is cents; Striped Poplins A s7i cents, sold at 50
and 90 cents st the beginning Of the season En-
broidsred Poplin at 50 cents, worth rs cents; dou
ble-width Colored Alpacas At 50 cents, worth rs
cents; Striped Debaige At rs cents, worth IS cents
heavy Ribbed Cotton Hose At rs cents large size
Huckaback Towels at IS per dozen, would be cheap
at 81 50; heavy French Csssimerss, y yards wide
regular price; heavy Beaver Cloth, u yards Vide
at -, worth IS; double millsd Cassimsrss at -,
worth - Per yard, and lots Of other very cheap
goods.
To assist In the care and treatment OF patients
the Messrs. LEVY BROTHERS have in thoir en-
ploy the following well known profeSsori:
Jacob A. Levy, Henry Bates,
Lemusl Yerby, George w. Crouch,
Joseph &. FolkM, James B. slade,
Richard T. Pembsrton, julius T. yegelsdorR,
J. Adolphus French, Edwin A. Ezekiel,
and under instruction, Master William Heath.
LEVY BROTHERS,
iais Is Main street.
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ST. JosEPH's ORPHAN ASYLUM Coz
cERT.-This entertainment, which has beer
deferred for so long a time by a series O.
mishaps, will certainly come off on Wed
nesday next at the Theatre, and promises
to be grand affair. We have already
spoken of the needs Of the asylum, and
the difficulty the good Sisters have, In
these hard times, in providing for the com.
fort of the little ones under their charge
We earnestly trust that this effort TO raise
the requisite fund to make the necessary
repairs to the building will meet with sue.
cess. 1t would be Notifying sight te
see the Richmond Theatre, upon the night
Of a charity concert, with scarcely enough
persons In 1t to pay the expenses attend
ant upon the entertainment. Let all who
can, purchase tickets, and give the little
orphans a rousing benefit.
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O PLANTERS AND FARMERS.-THI

NJ TO PLANTERS AND FARhERS.-THk
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY Establish
cd since ls4o) having the exclusive control OF all
the night soil OF New York city, oher for sale e1-
clusiuely for cash, . new article Of DOUBLE RE-
FINED PoUDRETTE, warranted free from impu-
rity and rubbish, which they will sell for twenty
Ave dollars per ton delivered on board iof vessel
in New York city. This article, which 10 pulver-
ized Is tne IS -four, has no equal for sorn, cotton
and tobacco. and 10 equal to No. Peruvian suano
in the proportion Of two pounds for one OF Suano,
and better than the best brands or Super-Phos-
phate. pound for pound. This is ust the thing Tor
those who will pay cash for good article ~ low
nrice We have . coarser article ~ twenty dollars
per ton Samples sent by mail tfres) on receipt OF
three. cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be con-
yineed. Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
p,ny. 90 Courtlandt street, New York.
ROCKY MOUNT, EpsEooHBE COUNTY, n: C-}
November IL, 1855.
Kr James X. Dey:
Sr.-In reply TO your inquiry Of the results OF our
experience in the use Of your improved Poudretts'
purchased of you fer this years Gotten crop, We
vonld beg leave 10 cay that the present season mas
been one quite unfavorabls TO the action OF All
fertilizers Sereral kinds Of naonure toers tised
by u.s. ,oih the exception Of your PoSdretse, toHh
lttls or no effect to the crop. Rherethe Ps'tdretts
,pas opplied it oape ,s near hdDo bale or more
per acre, aud caused the cotton to open Hech
.arlier: !: and We would therefore recommend the
same ~ 4 concentrated manure for the growth OF
cotton, Is well rs an improvement to the soil.
Yours. very respectfully,
n ll-ev* HENRY p. STULTs BhoTHhR.
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QUITE A HULLA-BULL-0.-There was
quite stir policewise last night about 7
o'clock. 1t was reported that some men
driving bull down town had lost him.
Major Claiborne established Gordon Of
police to head him but to no effect. To
make sure, he placed Sergeant Burlington
in command of the line, but his majesty OF
the bovine race did not appear. Where he
went to, nobody knew. 1t is Inferred that
he went where he pleased, as bulls are very
much given to do, The police did not
despair of finding him. 1t is possible he
may have turned aside on his way to pay
attentions to gentle heifer immured most
unnaturally within narrow walls, and that
he may be very ready this morning to sub
init to the will Of the cattle-drivers who
lost him last night.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Our CHURCHES To-MoRRow.-The usual
services will be held in all our churches
tomorrow with the exceptions noticed be-
low:
Rev. W. W. Bennett will preach in
Union Station Methodist church at Ii A. III.
Rev. J. B. Jeter, D. D., will preach in
the First Baptist church at IL A. NJ.
Rev. G. II. Ryland will preach in tn,
Second Baptist church at II A. M. and "a
Pm. , Nj
Rev. J. L. Burrows, D. D., will preach in
Grace-street Baptist church at IL A, NJ. /
Rev. A. +. Dickinson will preach the
funeral sermon of the late John NJ. VIM
free in Leigh-street Baptist church at IL
A. M.
The quarterly meeting of the Presbyte-
rian Sunday schools will be held in the
First Presbyterian church (Dr. Moore's! al
81 Pm. In consequence of this meeting
there will be no services at Virginia Hall
by Rev. DIR. Read.
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+ AssIGNMENTo OF THE FARMERS BANK.-On
| the 10th instant, the Farmers Bank OF
Virginia. through its president, William
H. Macfsrland, and Directors John =.
Wadsworth, James B. Dupuy, Allen <.
Stokes, and Robert A. Mayo, made deed
| OF assignment of all the assets OF the bank
to Messrs. John NJ. Goddin and Samuel G.
Robinson, trustees, in accordance with
the act Of the General Assembly Of 18th
February, 1866, requiring such deed con-
yeying such assets to "be distributed
| amongst all persons, corporations, and as
socidiions entitled to share in such distribu.
ton, according to the legal rights and pri-
critics of such persons and corporations at
the time, such deed shall be erecuted."
The deed conveys the entire proceeds OF
the bank upon condition that the trustees
"shall proceed without delay to convert
into current money all the assets OF the
bank not already existing in that form,
and by collecting the debts and chooses in
action, (using the name of the bank in
suits for that purpose when necessary or
proper,) or by selling" &C.; sales to be
made at such time and upon such terms,
and in such manner, as the said trustees
may determine. Eail2s .n.,
The entire proceeds, after deducting the
expenses and the commissions OF the
trustees, to be appropriated after "pay-
ing thereout all salaries due the officers OF
the bank, and reasonable fees and compen-
sation for professional or Other services
rendered to the bank since its general
operations were suspended" to the "re-;
demption Of the outstanding circulation or
notes of the said bank ratably among the
holders thereof, who shall present the same
for redemption within six months after the
publication of notice" in two or more
newspapers in the city of Richmond. Its
provided that in the redemption those note
upon their notes shall not receive more
until all other holders presenting their
claims within the six months shall have
received an equal amount upon their notes.
1t is further provided that those who have
taken specified sum in full satisfaction of
their notes, and shall have surrendered the
same, shall not be entitled to receive any
thing further.
The residue of the fund in the hands Of
the trustees to be applied ratably to the
satisfaction of all other debts and liza
bilities. r
But the deed closes with proviso rela-
ting to the construction of the act Of 18th
February, 1866, and that part in italics in
the beginning of this article. The deed
saws that, should that be legally construed
SO as to require distribution among all
the creditors Of the said bank not having
specific liens on property of the bank"
then the said assets shall be distributed by
fba frustaas accordin0Iy and thew H shall
not make or attempt any distribution giving
preference or priority to the noteholder
as aforesaid"
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REcAPTURE OF NOTORIOUS HORSE
THIEF.-Lee Tucker, alias John Will
knson, alias Lee Goode, alias Lee
Wilson, next to Granville Montelle the
most notorious horse thief Of this day,
was rearreSted yesterday. He made
his escape from Dinwiddie county Jail,
where he was awaiting trial, on Christmas
Eve night, and had up to yesterday baf-
fled every effort for his recapture. He
was caught in the house of Mary Winfree,
negress, on First street beyond the city
limits, by Captain jenkins, Sergeant Bull
lngton, and policemen Moore and White.
Finding all endeavors to get away useless,
he submitted quietly, and was carried
without difficulty to the second station
house,
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ELEcT1oN.-At a regular meeting OF
Roane Lodge, No. l3O, |. 0. 0. F., held in
the Masons' Hall on Twenty-ffth street,
Union Hill, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing six months: John
H. Dickerson, N. G.; Robert Trusalon, V.
G.; James E. Riddick, Treasurer; I. w.
Davis, Secretary; Rev. A. L. Dickinson,
Chaplain. Appointments by n. g.: X.
S. Allen, r. S.; John Parr, L. s.; b. +.
Cooke, wv. F, Mitchell, c.; Z. I. Snead,
R. S. s.; I. w. Hay, L. S. S., Thomas
French, J. G.; E. c. Gary, Q. G.. Ap.
pointments by V. G.: A. Simms, 4. s..
William Billups, L. S.
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ARREST OF AN INGENIOUS COUNTERFEIT
ERA Yankee soldier named John Cret.
ter went into Bauman's saloon, on Broad
and Seventh streets, yesterday, and, call
ing for a drink, presented $50 note for
payment, and requested his change. The
barkeeper not liking the appearance Of the
note, went out to find out whether or not
it was good. 1t was found upon examina-
tion to be a 81 note converted in q most in
genious manner into $50 by pasting
I" SOS" over the "2's" and erasing the
"2's" from the back of the note. A po-
liceman was called up, and the ingenious
gentleman carried to the station-house.
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GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
VIM. KNABE 81 CO.,p44En
w MANuYAoTURBRG OF
FIRST PREMIUM, GOLD AEDAL,u X
GRAND, SQUARE,
nppInuT \

GRAND, SQUARE,
AND UPRIGHT
PI A N o S
These Instruments having been before the public
for the past thirty ysar, have, upon their excel
lsncs alone, attained an uEPURcHAsRD PRE-EhI-
HsycI that pronouness thsm unsquallsd. Their
ToFR
combines grsat power, richness, sweetness, and
Gns singing quality, - we'll ~ great purity OF
intonation and harmoniousnsss throughout the
entire scale. Their
IL plant and elastic, and 10 entirely free from the
stifnsss found in 30 many pianos. which esusss
the performer to so easily tire. In
woRKMANsHIP
thsy cannot be sxesllsd. Their action 10 con-
strpctSd With . care and attention to every part
tn hsrsin that sharaetsriIes the finest mechanism.
None butths best seasoned matsrial 10 used In their
manufacture, and they win accept the hard ssssss
OF the concert room with that Of the psrlor upon
IN 90 quality-unafsctsd In their melody; In fact,
they are constructed
"HoT FOR A YEAE-BUT FOR BvBR.'
All oar Square Pianos have eur new improved
Grand Scale and the Agrafs Treble.
Every Piano fllly warranted for FlVk YsAhS.
JOHNSON 4 CHAMBsRLAINE,
Music Dealers and Publishers,
Sole Agents for the sale OF the above sslsbratsd
Pianos, No. ssa, corner Main and Ninth Streets
Richmond. Va. UE-.n
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ARREST OF A PROMINENT MEMBER OF A
New Glass OF THIEvEs.-Last Thursday
night policeman Charters, while on his
rounds, discovered negro making tracks
with pile of dry wood. He hailed him,
and bringing him to a speedy halt, found
that he had in his possession the remains OF
a gate which he had stolen, and was carry
ing home for fuel. The policeman, know
ing that great number of gates had been
lately missing, went with the negro to. his
house, and found there a number of bolts
and hinges, which had evidently been taken
from gates after they had been burned.
The thief, Horace Barker by name, was
carried to the station-house, and on yes
terday made his appearance before the
Mayor, by whom he was remanded to await
indictment.
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County AFFAIRs.-Justice Wade trans
acted considerable amount Of civil busi-
ness yesterday. j" -. u ..s...--a. !
The examination Of Archibald Dwyer
and W. F. Jones, charged with unlawfully
extorting money from Richard G. Turner,
will take place on Monday. Is ,....e
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ARREsrs.-There have been only two
arrests in the city in the last twenty
hours. Vice seems to have been chilled
by the frost, and either checked or so kept
within doors that the police cannot get at
it. The register. of the stations shows .
very clean bill of moral health. We hope
1t may SO continue. - --------,.
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ARRESTED ON SUSPICION. young man
was arrested yesterday while attempting
to sell several valuable gold watches Of
such q low price as to excite suspicion,
He was carried to police headquarters, and
upon producing certificates Of sale and
satisfactory receipts for money paid fos
them elsewhere, he was discharged. .
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PROMENADE CONCERT AND BALL.-The
second of the series Of promenade concerts
will take place at Sauer's Monticello Han
on Monday night. Kessnich's orcheslra
will give some of their best music Sauer
will do all for the pleasure Of those WHO 3D.
and good time may be expected 1ssii b
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I TIE RECEIPT through Mrs. A. r. Court
ney Of sl44, collected by Miss n. L. John
son, of Scott county, KY, is thankfully
acknowledged by the Oakwood Memorial
Association. Mrs. e. s. TuRPrS,
tEa 1850 .tHsTtai Treasurer.
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LIST OF LETTERS.

lin THE PosT.OFPlCE AT RICHMOND,
II mot called for within one ,no,fA they win be
sent TO the Dead Letter Once. ~s.sa
To strangers or trauyisnt visitors in Q town or
city, whoee special address may bs unknown,
should be married on the lower left.hand corner
corner, and leave space between the stamp and
direction for post marking without interfering
with the writing.
To obtain any Of these letters the applicant must
call for " adperttsed letters" giving the date OF
this list and pay one cent for advertising.
": B.-A request for the return OF . letter 70 the
writer, II unclaimed within thirty days or less,
written or printed, with the writer's name, post
ONCE, and State the lefthand end Of the en-
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CHINA, GLASS, AND HOUSE-FUR-
Ssasa 10 S,y
stoei Of CHINA and HOusE.FURNIsHING
GOODS, such - Plate WaTmsn, Coffee .snd Tea
iJrns. CoGes Biagins, Coffee GruQues, Rolled Ne
tai Co6es and fSa Pots. Also, Psrlor Coal Vases
and Coal Hods-ysryshandsome:
Also FANCY GOODS In great variety, sleh -
beautiful Writing Decks, Work Boxes, Backgam-
ron Roards, Vases, De. Call and see them af ;.
- go BRANCH CUhRANT's
China Glass, and House furnishing store, 81
dsS eornsr Eighth and MAin. No. 7Ss.
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THE BAND of musicians stationed with
the Federal troops in Richmond are re-
quired by recent order TO dress in the uni
form usually worn by infantry. li sast
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F1Rs.-The alarm of FIRE last evening at
about = o'clock was caused by the burning
Of Mr.. McNeils chimney, on Eighth be-
tween Grace and Franklin streets. No
damaoa done.
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-poCKBRIDGEe MINING COM.

.DOCKBRIDGE MINING, COM.
the capital stock OF the ROCK BRIDGE AMfnd
COMPANY are now open At my omcsin Rlehmonds
next, unless twelve hundred shsrss sse previously
subscribed. When twelve huHdfsd sh1rss hsvs
been subscribed by others than the eoSposstolss
till opened again In the manner proytdsd ~ ths
charter. s'slgs - -.
these MINERALS, which will exhibit With pleasgre
to all persons who may feel suheisnt tntsrsstto
By authority Of the corporstors.
f :, TUe J. ID. IMB0DEN, Attorney - Law,
a25-td corner Main and thirteenth styeeka,
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DEAD, READ, READ, READ:
II Half gallon jars best BRANDY PEACHES,
Ono 9uin quart jars jar. best BRANDY PEACHES. only
On. pin. pint jars b.. BRANDY PEACHES, only
PRUNEs, in four. pound jars, 1885,
sARDINEs, the beat in market;
NUTS Of all kinds, cheap;
PRESERVES, assorted
Canned TOMATOES, only esas per dezsn ss
sTRpMsohHHns,sShs psaoaHs sSsEkN PEAS. Feast; PINE 1PPLEs,
OYSTERS, &C., at low rates; t
The best STEAM CANDIES,
rins CIGARS and CHEWING TOBACCO,
together with large lot Of FRkNCh ana AAE'
RfCAN PICKLES, DC.
Wa vould respectfully ask the public generally
N .yamins ouT stock Of Confsctloneriss, Fruits,
10, before buying ssswhsrs We ,sll 70 please.
sos Main street, spotswood Block,
4. N Richmond, Va.
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A DUKE IN RfcHxoSp@fhe name Of
II Duca dc Nagiiauo, Of Rome, ltsly, was
registered at the Spotswood Hstsl YES
1 tordav.G. nTf1 psstEl-S. tcff Ggut estss
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AxorHra Hall RoBsEnY .-rhe han Of
Mr.. George w. Tompkins vas entered on
Thursday night, and robbed II . eaps, :
hat, and several other articles. -.
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A CHAPTER OF ACCDENTs.-We had
yesterday quite number Of accidents
among them several resulting rather seri-
ously from coasting. The boys of the pre-
sent day seem to be more luckless in the
outdoor sports than in the better days OF
the Commonwealth, for serious acci-
dent resulting from coasting was a rare
thing, whereas we now have them to report
nearly every day. .-.-.. ... !.
Yesterday, whilst little fellow named
Thoma, Mason was sliding down Union
Hill, he ran into a coal cart, and was so
severely kicked by the horse as TO have his
leg broken.
Another young boy had his leg broken
in the same way while sliding down Frank
lin street near Odd Fellows Hall.
Upon the same ground Government
wagon came in contact with Mr.. Tom
Dukes buggy, and broke the shafts and
spatterboard all to pieces and mule at
tached to cart slipped and fell, breaking
the shaft of the cart short off.
A gentleman attempted to stop the boys
from coasting here, and another gentleman
interfered whereupon roughIand tum:
Bile fight took place. Result: No blood
split and no arrests made.
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PILKINTor, PULLIAM & co. win sell at
o'clock the othcs and the framing and noering
to the coal-yard lately occupied by the Midlo-
THAN Company, in rear OF the DanviIie rail-
road and Mayo's bridge, Manchester.
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PrRsoxAL.-Gsneral r. H. Smith, Su-
perintendent Of the Virginia military In
tstituts, wAs In town yeateyday, y ES
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d ALL 4 r D II o U S Z
RICHMOND, VA.

DALLARD USE,
RICHMOND. VA.
THIS NEW AND ELEGANT ESTABLISHMENT
is now complete in all its appointments.
II is acknowledged 10 have
NO SUPERIOR
In the southern States,
AND TO BE EoUAL
to any in the North.
The swner has spared no expense to make 1t
tausl in every resPsctto
ANY HOTEL IN THIS COUNTRY.
TIE sprop-i.tors pie ise their beat efforts to make
their guests IN every way comfortable. Their
LONG and SUCCESSFUL EXPERIENCE
iastite. them in saying that the accommodations
Of no hotel shall be superior to theirs.
They ask the support Of their friends and the
public generally. BALLARD q bhoihEh.
JOIN p. BALLARD,
THoxIs L. BALLARD. nl
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
p1NG-FRIDAY MoRNNG.-Wyatt Lomax
and Joe Hilton, negro boys, charged with
stealing pair of boots from Myer May,
was sent on.
Horace Barker, negro, charged with
stealing several iron gates, was sent on.
Washington Young, negro, was arraigned
for stealing twelve pounds of beef from
Fred. Leber. In the absence of witnesses
the case was continued until to-day.