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We think the New Orleans Board Of
Scloo! Directors have done perfectly right
in providing separate schoo!-rooms and
teachers for the education OF colOrcd chill
Grcn. We do not see what good would be
effected by compelling the whites to aoso-
cittc with the blacks against the will OF
either Of the parties. it would not tend
to the bringing about OF amicahic feeling,
nor would ii secure that social lratcrniza-
tion which some people believe 50 dcsIra-
bic. We rather think that compulsory
association would bc injurious 10 both
races, aud that from it would arise III the
end greater eXclusivenesS on the part %!
the whilcs.-Ne,c l'orL. Times after tie
tlectivnS.
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FoprIGyEKS TAXING THE UATH.-Frederlck
WiliiaIu Wagner, Of SaXony; Henry Schott,
OF uassc-Caasel: Frank ana Joseph ThcIncr,
Of Aus tri:l, took the oath OF allegiance TO IN"
United States Government before The County
Cour, OF Icurlcu on Saturday last.
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RELIGIOUS NuIlcE.-Nas;crN Nathan Jacobs
ar.d fourteen wears, viii deliver lecture III
EnrIi>b and read the Tarah and Haphtorah
tbi- morning tt 9 . clock; ana Master SIMON
Whitlock, aged eleven years, viii also read tEc
Tarah ana llrphtcrah io-morro" III : Q CLOCK
\ VI III the Polish synagogue. on -nalA De
f,yreu Nineteenth and twentieth streets.
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MRS. wIN>Low's SOOTHING sY.

g-E- MRS. WINSLON'S SOOTHING Sl-
RUP, for children t..thng. greatly facilitates tho
process Of teething by softauing the gums redu-
cius all iuntmmation-wIll alIay all pain and
-pdsmDd action. and * sure Ia
REGuLATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t. mothers, 1t will sivs rest 10
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold thls article for years,
and can say in CoSFlpsSCE aud Truth Of II what
We have never bean able TO say OF any other
diciuc-nevsr has it failed In single inatance to
effect a cure when timely used. Never did wo
know An Instance Of dissatisfaction by any ono
who used 1t. on the contrary. all are delighted
with ifs OPERATION and speak In terms of COM
mauddtiOn of tts magical effects and medical vir-
tus-. We speak in this matter "wHAr wE DO
Know" after years Of experience, and pledge our
reputation FOR the fnitiInsnt OF what we hsro de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
il Suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief will
b. founi in fftaan or twenty minutes after tho
syrup IL administered. Full directions for ueng
X II accompany each bottle. BE sure and call tor
HKs WITSLuW SOOTHING SYRUP" having
th. fac smile Of :" "Curtis L Perkins" on the out
sid. wrapper. All others aro base limitations.
Sold 10y drrggis's throu1ho tho world. Price,
only s5c. per bottle.
Offices 2l5 Fulton street N. Y. 2C5 High Hol-
born, London, England III ST. Paul street, Mem
treal, Canada se?o-sodsm
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SIT TO FARMERS AND PLANTEKS.-
o L..

BONE DUST The Lodi Manufacturing Company
havs erected extensive mills, and put In new and
expensive machinery, and aro ready to supply
customers with warranted pure article OF FINE
BOT Z that will dr!ll perfectly we'll In machine,
Al ~ low rata bona Is sold at. Also.
pnrs FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyss
perfectly pure sale Samples sent on receipt
of three. cont stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED POUDRErTE.
This IL one Of the most forcing and quick acting
manurcs in tn market, and il by far the cheapest.
II /. composed Of tho night soil OF New York city,
from which all Impurities have been extracted.
1t Is then dsodorizsd, dried, ard pulvsrized 10
hour. Four hundred pounds OF this drilled In with
wheat viii bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn out soil Price. f25 per ton. Apply to
THE LODI MAHUFACTURlNG CO.,
osCourtlandt street. New York, or TO
HOOE 4 WEDDERBORN,
Alexandria, Va.
From Professor Charles Martin, Hampdsn Sidney
College, Virginia. dated July l. 1857
''The Double Refined POudretts Ia operating
IKE a charm on my crops and attracting universal
attention from ail behold.rs. am already salts
ned that /. the cheapest and surest rsnoVator OF
our worn ont soils" jy26-3m"
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CHARGED wrrH SrEALIEG.-A darky named
John Brown was committed 10 tAc cells ~
turday on the complaint OF john IndHhlh'
who accused him OF stealing Il par OF shoes
valued III -.
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CHAMBER OF CoNmgRcE.-Th" Board OF Di-
rrctu!s Of This institution held their iir>t meet
ing on Saturday evening last nj the oicr oi
Thomas Il. Branch Y Go. Ihc Board :td-
lOururd 10 Friday evening next.
Persons having any communications 10
make 10 the Board OF Directors oi The nam
brr Of Commerce Will please direct them 10
Captain L. q. Coghlan, 1T the Corn and lour
l-,IlL,Ints.
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Test CASES on THE REGIsrRATToS LAWS OF
COSGRE-- In order to test in the supreme
Court of the United States the cousti .utlOnal-
itv Of the oath required rs Il cond' on 10 re-
gisiralion. Judge John NJ. Gregory and tie-
neral ImbOdon, OF this city. on Sat- rday last
offered 10 register under the lat" ann "siN pro-
clamatiOn Of the President. Both tc>e gen
tleucn held State Offices before the Tar, aad
boti took the oath Of amnesty IN l>Cl Jug"
Gregory has been pardoned. General lnoo.
den never applied for Il pardon. but IS included
in III" late proclamation. Both offered TO IT,
gistcr and To take anew. if required, the oath
Of amnesty ana TO support the Constitution
and obey the laws Of the United states both
are naliv" NirgimanS, and have resided IN IN"
State all Their lives, and contend that under
existing acts of Congress and prOc!aultiOh>
of the President, aS~ construed by the supreme
Court OF tn" United States in IN" matter ~
ptria Garland, reported in ith Wallace, thrS
are invested with al the rights Of citizenship,
and that 80 much of the reconstruction act lS
imposes an oath upon them which they can
not take, rs Il condition 10 In" exercise OF
these rights. is unconstitutional ana VOID.
The city board OF registrars has rejected
both their applications, and wc learn Judge
Gregory i preparing IN applicatloh 10 IN"
District Court Of the United States for u "tdi,-
3a,orS to compel the board to register theS"
gentlemen, with the intention, /! til" writ i
refused, to carry the case ut once 10 the Su-
prcmc Court for nd judicatlOn.
Upon this decision may depend tn" ri-ut o!
votIug of fifteen or twenty thousand .! IN"
people OF Virginia no" dIsiranchis"G ana
great numbers IN all the southern States ana
mo cas-" may involve tn" supremacy III the
- Dis ,TCt~ u.tI."cn til" ClvlI ANA the militia
ry departments OF the Federal Government.
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The Radical CoSvESrloS To DAY.-Ihe Re
nuhlicans of Richmond meet in convention 10.
t.av 10 nominate live gandIdItcS Tor the Con-
stItutiuuau Convention. 1t was designed 10
hold the meeting IN the Old African church,
but owing To the abuse oi the house during the
August mass meeting. The use Of ia" building
has now been denied the Republicans. In con
sequence Of this refusal, the meeting "Ill pro.
babIy h held on III" Capitol Square.
Mr. Hunuicutt has Tor some day, past been
earnestly insisting upon til" necessity OF har-
inuuy. but it apparent that Whatever "pp"-
mt uaitg there may bc among Them there are
SIN TWO distinct wings OF III" party. The NO
groeS throughout the city propose 10 make The
day a holiday. and IN many factories tlc en-
p0vrcs have notified their en- plUy"rs that they
H.Ill not work.
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REGrsTRATIoE Is HESRTco.-The following
are the registration returns for lienrico, foiirth
district, Yesterday: Whites, ;: colored, :.
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Tug CHARITY NArcH.-Do not forget The
grand base ball match for 81. Joseph VI o!.'iI
Asylum Tuesday next. lie sure - -. I'm -.
az al Iohn Doolc..S this office music stores,
nj the members of the club, ana Al inc gaze.
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,gRAGg.-Il would be we'll for our citizens
TO remember that on Saturday ItSl 'nc a'''p-
ar, carts made their last rounds.
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NO. 1l0.

FEsrrvAE or THE OAKwooD AssociATIoS.-
As intimated in the Presidents report, pub
lished few days ago, the ladies OF the YAK
wood Memorial Associa ton propose TO open TO-
morrow, 1t rooms over Paine < Co.'S auction
rooms, 4 festival, to raise funds 10 enable them
10 prosecute the work in which they are en-
gagged. This Association has done 4 glorious
work-a work OF which our city should be
proud, and we feel confident that assistance
Will not now be withheld
The rooms viii be adjacent 10 those of the
Pathological and horticultural Exhibition.
and the lady managers hope that the country
patrons of that exhibition Will not leave with.
out attending the festival
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DRrxK AxD pI.oEDEELY.--Sergcant Rankin
arrested on Saturday evening a Mrs. hiHaIrv,
who was charged wl,h being drunk tud noisy
in the street.
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MALE ORPHAN AsYLrM.-A meeting OF the
managers OF the Richmond Male Orphan So
O'Clock n the office OF Mr.. William T. Tay-
lor, in the capitol.
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Tue LAMEIN-SrEE&E SrAEEtSG AFFAIR
Til" continued cnsc of James il. Lamhln,
charged with stahb,uS Lazarus >t"rnc at IN"
house OF Molii" Morgan, was called before
IA" Mayor yesterday. The evidence wtts sub
~t-uii1lr the same ~ that given 1T tn" hrst
examination 1t appeared that St"rne ana
l.;uuklu were engaged III Il conversation WIN
Miss Emma Bick"rson IN her parlor, when N"
remark was made ti;t - there wcr" ""ry L."
.lcln,.I noE"-a DAYS From this rn>ucti -
remark from LamllIu 10 Tia" effect that stern"
was no grutemau. Ih" t"o proceeded 10 TN"
back ward to settle the matter, and Slrrhc
was stabbed IN the side,
Aunt Betsy an old co!ored lady, said dat
She saw il all. She thought twas -"lne hc II
far lis il-iIt ana she stood dar to see IL out.
lie fuss thiug She knew, Stcrnc com" 4 runuiu +,
tumbiin ANA Sicari and Callln out. send
for dc doctor send Tor DE- doctor II" say,
I'm stabbed III Gc breast: ain - and put
h!~ hand 10 hi side. Iarnkim say, 40, YOU
ID fool, your heart ain down d;tr.' DAt
WAS All She huuwed about H.
Iamkiu was sent on TO answer indictment,
and H;tiicd III tnr sum OF 500.
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White COlOrad

REGIsTRlTIoS YEsTEEDAT.-The registration
OF voters closed on yesterday IL this city with
the following result:
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DOMESTIC GOODS.

In this variety OF DRY GOODS am able TO
sustain my supremacy In prices and quality.
CALICO. fast coIors. only 10, l:3, l63c.
BLEACHED and UNBLBACHED COTTON for 10
and l?tc. excellent article, yard wide, only
lttc.;
lo-4 SHEErING, full width, for sheets. only DOC.
PILLOW CASE COTTON only ?5c.
and all kinds Of dry goods selling at very low
prices Give me a call If you with to secure good
bargains JULIUS SYCLE,
sl3 Main street, between Ninth and Tenth.
have secured the services OF Messrs RlTER
o. CARE JONAS wEINBERG, GEORGE Y.
BAGBY. and GEORGE SWABsCHER, who would
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on SATURDAYS. oc5
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Az + SDRETAKER SWfTpLEp orr or 4 COFFIN.
Yesterday morning WIltam GeorE" Cooper
was ;trrai~u-d before Mayor Mayo on III"
charge OF obtaining \ coitiu, :ud III" use OF i
hcur>r and hacks tor u funeral, under lIlsr
urptrucrs from +. Luubc, undertaken. Lap
u.arcd in the rvideuc" that Cooper had ap-
oiled To LauDe tor collin, hears" and hacks,
tor the burial OF Il body iIGlicnilC". II" con-
traCtcd 10 pay forty dollars "&p"ns">-t"chtS
for the collin and twenty for the he;tr~'', etc
and represented - Mr. Laubc that he rented
Il piac. in IieurcO and Owned y horse valued
ut :2ol--all OF which vas put IN writing lhe
undertaken fulfilled hl> contract, ana the 'u-
neral took place. After tn" funeral was over
the bill v.aS presented 10 Cooper by the h"ar$e-
driver. Cooper told him 10 20 on into town.
and lie would b" there III Time 10 settle. But
Cooper vas aoa est 1T the settling lm", and 20
he wa, arrested yesterday morning for s"lud.
ling Mr.. I.;,rib,. out OF u collin ami funeral cN-
p.uSes. From I'll" testimony OF ther witnesses,
nearly all COlorcd. ia" preacher Included. it
.apuear"a that with Cooper til" wEo" thing
S;S Il - pat Up job " 10 bury til" deceased mum
without paving Tor il. II was shown that he
neither rented a farm nor Owned 4 horse, ANA
thut Ii. had represented 10 several that til:
deceased was q member Of IAN lu> t"r.ushuu
which was GclrAynS all expenses. ne
prca cher ~ pressed a sad and serious dl>ap-
uoIntucut thar Cooper had acted a. he dad.
The Mayor told him thdt he was the first man
IN thirty years who had been brought before
him either Tor stealing or cheating Il man out
Of Il collin. II" had cheated over the grave.
Cooper looked both prnitcmt and puzzled. Said
he: = Dir. May yho, | would s"bIest to your
honor, a--rp, | would >ubIrst 10 yoHr honor
tr-;t.' Here he paused and looked around AS
il he you'd like 10 lind somcthiu. to
..sublnst," by way OF getting OFT. but
couldn't do IT, At last, bringing his
head TO a staud-sl,l, ana his EYES 10 =
fixed position, he said - would >ublcst
to your Honor dat amt cheat over dc crave.
| m honest | is an 4 good man too. Here
i de paper pointing 10 the account Of Nr.
Iaubc against hml, an yon VIII see dat set
myself down to pay him 10 de- full extent OF
my uamc' His name would not 20 iar, II
anpcarcd 50 the Manor sent him on To ans ,vrr
Indictment. Cooper asked " For what y
- For petit larceny" was The reply. " Oh
dat ; All right. Jess 80 IT aiuL grand larsui.ny
| don care He was rciuanOrd.
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HEHRICo County CoURr-JrSrIcE NErrLEs
TREsrDrSG.-The jury in The case OF the Com
monweaith rS J. w. Cole, indicted for selling
liquor without license, We're again sent 10
their room on Saturday. After several hours
consultation they reported 10 the court that
il was impossible for them 70 agree upon 4
verdict: whereupnl, 1t the request OF counsel,
they We're discharged. Colonel Young repre-
sented the Commonwealth, and Mes>rs. Berry,
Atkinson, and Thomas, the defendant.
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clKcrs CoMISG.-Adam foirptuSh aA-
pounces that his great show Is on Il southern
tour, and will shortly visit Richmond.
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re GENTLEMEN'S DRESS GOODS
FALL AND WINTER WEAR.
JOHN C. sHAFER CO.,

MERCH HA Mt T A l. $
Fourteenth stree, under Exchange Hotsp,
RICHMOND,
have lust received large and well .seectsd stock
Of CLuTaS, CssSiMEHES, OFERCOATlSGS.
SIX and VELVET EgsTlNGs. Of the late.t TO-
reign importation, which they ara prepared 10
make up In best manner and most approved and
fashionabia styles at reasonable prices.
call Ii respectfully solicited
.B.-sHIRTs and COLLARS made TO order at
.l1Tt notice sals
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Stores, Ii3.aC0re, dc.

IMPORT a \ I, TO tAMlLlhS.
| mUrNTGaSTLE'S STORE AID TN
urpoT. so. $40 BROAD sTSEEr-i 81
nave Just received l4rsa iot OF ta ,hs
l..,sst improved STOVES, wh!ch mas s,s', rys,
nv assortment Of Parlor, Co"hlhs ana ,s4S<Ss
,if uihe" st1v.s the best IN the city: Par. -
ior >tovss from IS to :2o CcokGS S,"srS; s,Sc eo
plete, : 10 10 $50; very larr = s!Al'' ~ ~
S,gys, WARRANTED hs represented. r;, roof,
Plumbing, Gas 'tioe, Steam P!p'nE o.
r and stove Repairing done al me sh"rt.Sr
Cd 70 r'ro ,on"irs STOVES and RANGES formerly
sold by George 9'"ii' II. M0UyTCasTLE.
no SO Broad street.
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Special Notices.

Eg SIC SEMPER TYRANSIs.
DOWN WITH THE TYRANNY OF gyogBI
TAET CHARGES AND UP WITH THE
VICTORIOUS BANNER OF DRY
GOODS AT Low PRICES,
which Is the motto OF
JULIUS sYCLE, sl3 MAIN STREET, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH.
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IN. case OF William N!cics ~. Walter /!
Nickcls, upon :tw appeal from 4 decree pro-
nouuurd by the Circuit COurt OF Scott county,
was heard upon the transcript Of the record,
and time taken 10 consider.
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MAYORS CorKr-MAYoa MAIo PRES rDiN@-
SATURDAY MDESING.--NaTcy Jackson, colorrd,
charged with stealing an ar!nIet valued ~
SO was sent on 10 answer indictment.
prvton Rooney, coOr"d, charged vain beat
ing his mother, Ann Washington, was COM
,nitt.d 10 iIil to answer indictment.
Jesse Matthews, cOlorcd, charged "lth tres
pa-siuc on the property OF the FreIerIchs burg
Railroad Company, was committed III default
OF surety.
Two fellows, United States soldiers, CIV
iug their names ~ Eagan and Ahonlr, we're
:rrt,iyued for attempting 10 enter tnr door Of
Thomas r. Branch \ Go. " The fellows
were caught IN the act, ana "ere .o""d WI
brass kuuck!r. il their possession, vain "hIcl
instrument il would oe easy 10 lLilIst I >"Ntlr
L.,darn. 1,pon i man! The fellows we're
ordered 10 be sent 10 their officers Tor punish
mcut. -.
Charles X TYLER dascrter from the United
States army, charged wIth stealing par OF
uautS from James Mason, cU!orcd, was sent
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k4kD FRUITS purchased in large
- 9Qsalil!ssb by CHARLES HOWARD,
ssN No. FIftesath street
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~ OID H0N-I--rEALIN0 CA-E.-J0Nn \.
Turner who has been confined tor several
weeks in n" county jail on the charge OF
stealing TWO horses from Malor John S"ldrn,
Of Curl.s Neck on III" ,th OF December, l,1,,
was brought before Justice I"th"Fbrld-e on
Saturday Tor examination. Four witnesses
,vrr,. examined Tor the Commonwealth after
which the further consideration OF ID" case
was pos iponcd until half past > q. clock tins
afternoon. Mc>Srs. Spalding and Thomas
aud johnson and Thomas have been retained
for The prisoner.
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JANE, T. TEEEE viii continue tho BUiLnlHU
-mt a.. II. Az .f,..,g,t STAND! Cc A-:;@
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CurSrY PorIrI@s.-IA" opposing chndI-
dates 10 represent li"nrico county IL the ap-
preaching Convention are actively engaged IN
presenting their claims To public notice
'rher" ara two Republicans III thr iI"!d.
George " >"au, nominated by Il mass
mc.tln. OF coiorrd p"rsous ~ the county
court-hUu-,' aud supported hy tMr I Mon
League, puts forth Il card carefully "ord"d
10 clicn the votes Oi llbOrla@ men. Dir. swan
i,.lu cX trcmc Radical, tud although unknown
entirely TO uiuc-Irnths oi the white citizens
of IIeurlcu, VIII doubtless have :; voice IN
the framing or the state Constitution.
MIR Franklin St"arns has been called upon
by several justices OF the pcac", and has
= creed 70 become Il candidate. His card "n.
dorscs the l7th OF April Convention platform
ayoy%s opposition 10 the election OF "a
stranger OF the most rroscrIptIre principles
and calling upon co!or"d men tor their sup
port urges them not 10 ue.lect every oppogt"-
uity 10 coucillat" the 10000 Conservative
voters Of Virginia, whose interests are idcn-
tIc;u with their o"".
Two candidates ar, in I'll" field TO reprcsca I
Hcurico and Hanover az " iiOatcr. Mr.. John
Is CrrushaT seems 10 De the lcnd!nG man,
and viii probably receive majority Of the
votes The rival candIdat" - i aH>kE brother
OF the Union League named Barr Io!cT.
Barr i an uneducatcd corn Held negro, bat i
popular with the extreme Radicals.
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CLOAKs, SACQUES. JACKETS, and sHAWLS,
of every kind. every style, and every price. Any
one shing to purchase good and cheap WRAP
PER will do we'll to give early call.
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Tur HORTICULTURAL ASp PuHoLoricAL E%-
utEITIos- W. are pleased 10 learn that this
exhibition bids fair 10 be Il success. On "a
turdav we paid 4 visit 10 the rooms, and found
every preparation beng made 10 arrange
them in L suitable, attractive, and tasteful
manner
The ladies and gentlemen who constitute
tA,. various committees OF awards are earn
rstly solicited 10 meet At the halls OF eNhloi-
Iion-Stearus' building opposite the post
otIice-pHnctually III l. . cloc. VI tomorrow,
prepared to examine the articles on eXhibi-
ton, and make their awards OF premiums.
The halls VIII br opened 10 III" inoiic ~
o clock l.. NJ. and IL Is absolutely necessary
that the lnIges examine the articles previous
10 the admission OF tire public. Inc f.Aecu-
tive Committee viii meet at tNc Atil ~
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ArcrIoS SALE..--Me-srs. Harrison, GoddIn
X Appcrson sold on Saturday the brick dwell
IL. ON the west lin" Of Fifth between Clay
ana Leigh streets, occupied by Mr.. John q.
Ch!irS, Tor 1,i1D.
Mr.srs Clopron 4 IIar"ood sold on Saturday
:, lot on the southwest corner OF Leigh and
Twrnty-cl-hth streets, &3&l2j feet, III So
per front foot.
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GAS BILLS-MONkOE WARD
" Payable THIS DAY at the Chamher4!n's o.
hcs, before The hour Of O'clock +. NJ. with a Ga
count Of hve per cent. No discount allowed 'm''
that hour. Oc ii-H
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SPECIAL.-I have the LARGEST and CHEAP
EST STOCK OF BLANKETS, OF all sizes. to be
found in Richmond. As the cold weather ap-
proaches, the attention OF buyers Is called to-
them
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Just arrived rom hoFtuerH HuEElUIs, Ereat bar-
gains in
rxgSCg and ENGLISH MgRIEoS, IRISH REPS
and POPLlNS, in all late styles
sATlS.sTRIPE PoPLINS, MoUSLGNS, DE-
BAGES, very cheap;
WHITE, and C0LoRED, OF
every quality and price;
The latest and most fashionable color. BIS
MARCK, is amply represented In all the above
goods Call and see them.
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County OFFICERS Lewis l.. Gunn quail
fed a deputy sheriff OF llenrlco county on
SATURDAY. and Edward W. Robinson rs con-
siaLl. for the second district OF Hcarlco.