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q}ir,l1moa(l Ilj5patr|l.
vrD>EsDAY......OCTOBER 80, 1867.
Nnmbor OF White Radicals in Virginia.

Nnnlbor OF White Radicals in Virginia.
II seems 10 &c impossible for the people
of the North to realize how contemplate
in numbers is the white Radical party OF
Sirriaia, whose dcSp;cahiIity in every
other respect is Unreasonable and mex
nvess;b,e. The New York World says that
i is only necessary TO suppose that there
arc seven thousand white Radicals in Wy
c,nia 10 show that the Radicals, white and
black. constitute a majority Of our voting
ronu!ation. We invite TIC World to look
a, the returns OF the vote in this city, and
fake il as a fair indication OF TIC strength
of the Radical white faction in Virginia.
II Richmond, with the head Of the Freed
mems BG:eau here, and hundreds OF north
err men, TO say nothing OF adventures,
migratory >chool-tcachcrS, political par
sons Of the Radical persuasion, and other
similar characters, and which cast one
sixteenth Of the entire vote pollcd in the
STATE. could only muster loy,y-cight white
Radicals, what number would the simple
rulc Of three show 10 be in the State
-, ' . '',', ,,...,;rod .nd ,:xty..;nht Th;>
" -, ., ,,>.:a,, - who's, ,,;,r,,h Gvvv, ~.
. -, '',, ,rl;,h no Democratic lVo,15
eNU''S, ''''- .....,ns.n,,o,,.,,o+ :, co~to;,,,
50 IA NM. .'. ,f . .,,,,.,, ,.,t>m, :
h"'i''.'' ~ :,
virginia. " '''o 'n''' ''''''''" - wy
"'r"' ana '.''' 'ie ',o' 'I''' Il p'o,'1o ."'
learn 'i''' i = '''.','''9 : ooA',>' wv
tAo "''''' race "','S '''' 90 \ "'N', - NV w.,
BENG P.oS'c'''''' N.Y. ", ~ ". .h a.
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The venerable DANIEL RAYMOND, Of
Richie county, has, it is reported in the
Parkcrsburg Times, been elected to the
Senate of West Virginia b. a majority Of
two. He is the uncle Of General T. s.
RAYMOND, Of this city, who, on the other
hand, is himself the uncle Of CREED HAY
MoND, Esq, one Of the prominent Demo
cratic candidates for the United States
Senate in California. "Politics certainly
make strange bed-fcllows," when such
men as DANIEL UAYMoND and BENJAMIN
FLEMING (just elected in Marion county,
arc c!asscd as Democrats. They were,
when chat respectable party existed,
among the staunchcst and most nntincil-
ing Wings in West Virginia.
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Mr.. DAvls's TnINL.-Thc New York
Times, a leading Republican journal, mani
tests very Just appreciation Of the cha
ractcr Of UNDERWOOD when it declares, as
It does in its issue Of Monday, that "con-
" sidcring the character and calibrc Of the
presiding district Judge, the mode OF
" constituting the jury, and the prevail
" ing temper of the parties who have con-
q troll OF the whole proceeding, there is
reason to fear that steps may be taken
"to procure a conviction which will re-
q fleet more lasting disgrace and irnict
q deeper injury on our Whole political
system than even an acquittal would
" involve"
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~ 4 COUGH. y co j. OR scHE
THhOsT, requires immediate attention, and
.horll be checked. II allow ID to continue irr
ration Of the lungs, permanent throa: disease,
or consurnqtion. l. often the result.
B-QwN's BH0NCHiAL TAOCHES,
having Il direct II Hue, to the PARIS give imme
dlato relief.
For bronchitis, asthma catarrh, consump;ive and
throat diseases, rHQ HES are used with
always good success.
Singers and public speakers use them 10 clear
and strengthen the voice.
obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
and do not take any of the worthless limitations
that may be offered.
Sold everywhere. oc 26-eodsm
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Wo Offer this week


MoHAlR DRESS GOODS a. l:ic., worth zoe. +; at
2oc, worth a7!:.; at o5o.. worth !'c. at a'sc.,
worth s9Ic.;
ENGLISH MRRIN0 at &c, worth 75c. !;
EEAI. FRENCH MEH!N0. fun width, at ''c.,
worth Sl.95;
EMPRESS CLOTH at 81, would be a bargain at
*l.25;
SHEPHERDS PLAlDS at lt3:., worth 25c.
TO-. BLEACaED and UZBLEACHED sHBETING
az !oc:
PILLcw-CAss CoT- az, full IL inches wide, at
9cc., worth 3oc
CANTGy FLANAE Ell at l63, 20, and use.
ALL-W0oh FLANNEL al soc;
WHITE FLaNSEL, full yard wide, ct Coo,
worth &c;
WElTE BGILLIAETs at 2cc., worth &c..
CHECKED MUSLIN at lc3c., worth CSC.
F.yE SHIFTING C2MBKIC, one and a quarter
yards wide Al Soc, worth &c.;
SHIFTING STRIPES at l'ic.;
BED TICK at l2!c.;
WORKED BAEDS at 75c, 81, and Si25 worth
more than double the money;
- ''S''
fully 50 per cent. below regular prices
BALMOgAL SKIRTS nj 81 so, worth So:
SHIRT BGSOMS at ~, %, So, -, and soc.
WHITE RIBBED LAMBS WOOL HogE at 25c.,
worth soc.
Heavy SHAKER RIB8ED SOCKS at &C., worth
7Sc.;
MpEAIR SHIarIGG, seven -eishtAs yard wide, at
c5:., worth 75c. per yard.
everywhere al Sc;
VII BERAGE at soc, worth 75c.
Superior FRENCH DFLAI3Es at SC, worth 75c. /;
Very fine ALPACAS, all colors, al Soc, worth 75c
STRIPED FLANNEL. all wool, for Skirts and
Shirts, AZ SOC per yard worth &c;
HEIsTITCHED HANDKERCHlEFSa at toc., would
be cheap at 5oc. at Soc, worth 75c;
CAsS!MERES al *l.25, worth :.75;
KENTUCKY JEANS at 2Sc.;
Heavy SATIEETT at lOc., worth Soc;
TABLE LINEN a, soc worth i5c.;
H-CKABaCK TOWELS Al l.!c., .5c., and up
ward:
LINEN D4MAsK NAPKINS, friused, at iil.:5 per
dozen, worth -.
Also,
at great bargains,
BG,gAZIyEs, ALPACAs CLOTHS. and ali kinds
OF good, for mems aud boys wear
USDEs G4BMEAT6 Tor men, women, and chill
Gren;
BED BLANKETS, LINEN, CAMBRIA, and SWISS
EMBROIDERED EDG1NGs ard INSERTINGs;
HOSE. SOCKS, GLOVES. HOOP skl1:TS,
c.PE TRIIHiIGS.
CuVzSr.Y and MAGIC RUFFLG TRIMMINGS,
RIBBONS, and a large stock Of WHITE GOODS
al to be sold at low prices at the old established
Store OF LEVY R2OTIIG2s,
new 10. 1871 (old 40 ~ Main street,
Geo nearly opposite old Market
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THE CHARLESTON NEws.-F. ". DAw-
son, Esq, and Mr.. RIoRDAS have become
the pr0prictoys and editors Of the Charles
ton Ne2rS. Mr.. DAWSON was for some time
one of the editorial corps Of the Dispatch
and we can therefore bear testimony TO
his abilities as writer and his fitness for
the position he is to occupy. MIR. Rl0EDAN
is also q well known newspaper man. They
will, we believe, make a paper which
Charleston will literally support. We
extend to them the right hand Of fellow
ship.
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SEeciGL Notices.

NJ. TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOU I
PAIN-A amply Of pure KlTEoUS OXIDE GAs
always On hand II i, perfectly snfa. tasteiesa,
sad tnodorous. 1t produces inssnSibiiiiy 10 pain
almost Immediately ltd Effects pa"s!ns OF rapldiy
without nm pleasant feelings.
Particular attention paid to remedyins the IT.
regularitics Of childrnn's teeth
Z. u. HUDSON, Dentist,
&C 3n-W&slo. ~" vain street.
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GOLD IN PocAuoNTAS.-A private letter
which we have just received from Poca-
hontas county, West Virginia, says that
the gold mine reported to have been found
in that county is "a vcritabic fact" and
that gold is found ''n the greatest abund-
ancc." (Not our italjcs.) "O;lcr mines
"are being found Silver ard gold), and
"PocahontaS bids fair to rival California IL
Z" the precious metals" Oar correspond
ent is certainly sauguine enough. We fear
too much so.
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Dir. J. b. EASTMAN, as we learn from a
card in the Wing, has resigned his mem
hcrship in the State Convention. A negro
will in all probability be elected to fill the
vacancy; wherefore we express regret
that the Doctor has resigned.
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4ShiNGroN ETY.-A writer for Nc,y
no'~ paper estimates The population Of
y "s"."ston, Including the suburb or
ueosse'o"D,' at 10000. We don't Le
's'To 1t has 50 large population. The
writer probably derived his informant,
iroA Spectator in town lots.
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The BEGlNNlNG.-A telegram in the
New York Herold says that JONI l.. Ma
RYE, Jr., Esq, of Fredericksburg, viii not
DC allowed (by tho Iunnicuttitcs, NE
suppose, or is it General ScuoFlGLD y to
take his seat in the Convention because
he was mayor OF Fredericksburg before
tho war
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MARRIED..


At St Stephens charch ~ Th9rsday. October
J-MIE>CN aud rnaMP4 STO 2RGH, second
ianRh:or of Dr. William ii. Thomgaon all 0,
CutTcEer county
ezEzazs4E--E=s-@=zaz-1.2z=n
DIED.
IT Richmond Coilo-e. al haIf-rast o'circ}; on
Monday afternoon, Ec;oher2S JANE CllA&DLEH
- b, vile OF .cv. I. q. Jones'. u. Z.
der ri ads rcIu astrd - attend Ter tuacTa!
TO-DAY 1T l. Ii. at he oIisge.
Buried on the 27th instant WArTEG /. AB3i
j. ari"stEonS, aged Two years two months and
s.Eenie II days.
Gooo, little loved ore, gene;
mo hers heart can toll
And none brt herr can II i tell
bow h @rd 10 say farewell.
st Hollywood 'emctery. October 26, o! Group,
JOSEPH OK &EFFG, tn" youngest on
Of James and Mary j. o'keous, in the NTH year
al his age.
IN Tuesday morning, 2ah instant, IL ii"nr;cO
county. lNNbAuI "A: sNlFI, ton Of captain
T. t.. swift ag.I seventeen years
The friends OF the family are invited 10 attend
his funeral THIS w, dnestayl MDhGIoG 1t /.
o'clock from his faith er's Residence.
On the morning Of the 20 instant, Mr.. VII
LIAM Ii. LUGSDkN, in the thirty. eighth year a.
his age.
His funeral will take place fiom his residence,
on the corner Of Tw"aty. eight! and clay streets,
To-Day at T. o'clock. The friends OF tAe family
are invited to attend
Mr.. LoGsDES vas a native OF Baltimore. II
leaves wSfe aud tgo Interesting children t.
mourn his loss.
The Baltm re SH" will ploeso corv.
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f'NNhf heads the paragraph concerr;Dn
'90a"''F HUMPHREY, Of New York, with
Arrest Of a Democratic Senator ),
"nsro@s The TACT IS that the corrupt urM-
rAHEY is Radical.
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THE CAEINET.-FoHNEY feels Warranted
in stating that MIR. JOHNSON intended to
make changes in his Cabinet, aud actually
went SO lag as 10 write ;; circular letter >
to various gentlemen, Offering them posi-
tons therein. Ii FoENEY had left ont the
circular" letter we might have believed
the story. Tia, word spoils il entirely.
Was the circular" printed or not? II
printed, why was it printed, seeing that lie
could not have needed more than a half
doze" copies at NEST? Ii not, why was il
MADE II " circular" letter at all! Surely
mr.. JOHNSON could "swing around a cir
c'o OF halt dozen letters withou, using
inc same language in all Of them. lie
la's"t have inflated FoExsY himself il
nc Could 90 10 better, and tranSnoscG The
sentences.
ne rest of the story-and W, spnnose
.,u%,5 J""' !" reliable as The part We have
"'e""y coMmeuteQ upon--is that ,..n,,.(
Tue New York Democratic State Conr,
u'H ia'.ed 10 take any notice q, ,ho I,.
o'"' nc determined TO spit, the nn .'9'-
cI~cE, and made 40 change !, -" = De'''o-
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DrV goods.

NEW AND ELEGANT DRY GOODS.
y THOMAS +. P31CE s. CO.
have inst received additional supplies Of RICH
and DESIRABLE DRESS GOODS also, HEAVY
STAPLE and EcusEKEEPING GOODS.
To Oh the attei.tion of tbeif friends and the
pHhlic are called. among tIoes Just opened viii
be found
;4,AEX.Hp22Iis raPDJNS Gc'9:ea AID black;
S vTKE :] EEsSi n p9r ya;1 :a as :'"F'
y ~ = or e foM u; cG"Tis sA@'Y
BaIGrT PLAID PJPLlN>, for Children;
f%ETCi NERlTcS ana DHbaiNLS,
E&' che and PARSLEY sAAWLs, long and
LohH a'SSa'sQvAEs BLANKET sHAwGs, great
LONG .i5 =sev>Rs BASKET snswLs.
KL.,:N CloliI CL"AkS., large assortment;
LINEN SETS, COT. rs ard CUFFS:
hOU LiEaRU sklk.S,
CUkED and BALNoR.L 2KIATS.
ALSO,
American Prints, pelaines, F!~nn"l=, RIan-
n-ts Iris. Liners stestt r2s. E!snrhsd AMI Brown
.rto,to.s Geaps and ladies' Ee.:s and Drawers,
Hos,sry, Nc; 4 fell assortment O CLOTHS and
a II Of which have been b 7ught within the ras,
fcw days at the very lowest market prices, and
will 10 sold AT small aiy4nca ,;u,,v . on
Main anu El.v- ata Streets
oc 3o--3t nearly opposite the post o;iice.
HEAD.UAKrEXs FIRST military nIsrRIcr,t
RICHMOND, October 20, 1867. J
Sgpcini Ofds,'s NJ. A.
NTOTICE,-The polls will be re-opened
\ tomorrow morniny At : o'clock at the Poo
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets. All who have
lttle money 10 spsnd and walt great bargains
mast com. early and purchase your soods from
tbs Peoples store before the crowd becomes 30
great that YOU cannot get In.
have lnst res",ve% ny third supply Of FAIL.
ana WINTER Day GOODS, Ny goods are bought
FIR sb ! y q thel L /. aDrr
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ssT MRS. W'INsLGW'o SGGiEiNG Sf-
Rup for ciIidlen teethng. greatly facilitates the
process OF teethiug - 3v;;e !GS tia gums, redu'
cling all inhammatian-w.ii 2l.ay ali PAIN ana
spasmodic action, and i sure 10
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon it, rothars, II will giTe rest 10
your clrc. an !
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR lSFASTS.
We have put 40 and sole tais article Tor years,
aud can say IN GoNFIDgScg snt Truth nf It what
We have never been able 10 say OF any other me-
dicine-never has it failed ia single instance 10
effect a cure when timely Used Never did We
know an instance OF dissatisfaction by any ona
who Used Il, On the contrary, All are Delighted
with lis operation, and speak in terms OF conf
msndaton OF It's magical effects and medical VIZ
tues. We speak in ths matter WHAT WE DO
KNOW" after years of experience, and pledge our
rsputa.ion for the fuInlment Of what We here de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
is suffering from pain and exhaustion, rettsf VIII
h. fonui in fifteen or twenty minutes alter The
svrrp "A administered. Full directions for usipG
will accompanv each bottle. Be sure and call Tor
;. HKs WfSSLUW's OUTlilSG SYRUP having
n. fac stluiis OF " Curtis Perkins On the out
side wrapper. All others ara base llAlsahohs.
Sold by druggists throughout the world. Price,
only a5c. per bottle.
Offices 2l5 Fulton street, n. y; 9s5 high Ho!-
born, Londcn, England Al ST. Paul street, Mon
trea, Canada Se-'-eouOni
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The Mean Whites in Virginia.
The Baltimore american OF yesterday
irnoYantly or wiIiGlly-ignorantiy We
would tau bcljcvc-commits q great
bluudor in speaking u tie results Of the
recon. ccc;!ous in Virginia. Ia order TO
prove that the white Radicals are not 50
few in number Is the Richmond papers
have declared them to be, the lmericun
gives the vote on the Convention question
as the test vote between the parties, and
says:
I've extract FROM the Richmond Dtggutc'.
III" returns NOM Jew counties IN which the
white ana black vote /. given separately, 10
sAo" o"r readers what has ueen IL" actual
working OF the campaign in Virginia..
1T viii thus hr seen that III nearly all
these cuuItirs tho whites had Il clear ma juri-
t., ana coU!u have voted TIE Convention
down. EUt il appears that in Grrrson thu
number OF mean whites was ~ willis t
al" whites who v.rr" not mean numbered
bat I-a: and in scott county the ratio of
mean whites WIS ~ lo $40. IN Patrick
county they stood 81 to 40: and in every
rDaaly named the whites lar Outnumbrrru
tie blacks. These are facts which cannot DO
disputed: aGd We give I!!"m that our readers
may understand exactly what the proportion
OF mean whites III IrsImi;t i.
The -imuican is entirely cut in It's
reckoning. Hundreds Of the best men in
the State vo;ed for q convention. The
Norioll; .iola~a,au Day Book, the Lynch
burg NorS, t Richmond Ui&potch, the
Richmond Wig, and We believe several
Conservative papers il southwestern Eir-
@;nia, advocated the calling Of a convcn-
ton. Indeed, up to two weeks before the
election, a ma jority Of the whites intended,
we believe, TO vote for convention. SO
that the -lmer;cG1, deccivos its readers
when 1t tells them that the white men who
voted for a convention are all OF the class
known as "mean." The fact is otherwise.
As we have said elsewhere, the whole
number Of Radical whites in Virginia.
those who voted for such men us HUME
CUT and UEDENwoOD-is less, probably,
than one thousand. There are many more
than that number Of respectable Repub!i-
cans so called in the St&tc--as FRANKLIN
STEARXs, JUDGE RlyES, cX-onicers and
soldiers Of tie army and navy, SC, sc.
But these men have found ont that tiIev do
not belong to the party that is led By
IiCNNICUTT, and SO are included by us
neither among the Conservatives nor
among the Radicals. VIII tie Ao,utcQn
let its readers know these facts,
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SpeciGI Notices.
gs- CHEER UP: CHEER Ur..-Dont b.

gos- CHEER UP: CHEER UP. Don't be
be consoled by the good news OF the arrival of
r large lot OF
AUCTION DRY GOODS
JULIUS TCLE's.
sla MAIN errEET.
Look at the array OF bargains
CALICO only 10, II, and lic.;
CALICO, best brands. only shilling yard;
BLEACHED COTTON cniy ., ~, and lsc.
BLEACHED Cotton, yard wide, only lGc.-a
bargain;
BROWN COTTON al very low prices;
PILLOW CASE COTTON, regular width, only CSC;
BED TICK from l93c. up:
lc-4 SHIFTING, extra quality, only .oc.
FLANNEL, 80, IS, and loc.;
FLANNEL, yard wide, all wool, only SIC. This is
an article that can't DO equalled.
The prices OF everything reduced and guaran-
tee 10 sell to the closest buyer.
DREss GOODS, DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
large supply, ard as cheap as the cheapest
CASSIMERES,
The cheapest stock in Richmond.
Don't fail to cal early. ycu will miss bargains
that cannot be offered again very soon. Recollect,
the place to save your molfsy, and at the same
tine get the worth Of it, is at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, ol3 Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth
have secured tho services OF Nessrs. BITTER
q. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG, GEOEGE z.
BAGBY, and GEORGE sW4BaCHER, who would
be very happy to sea and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on Saturdays. oc %
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ca3yET Z. MAURT JAEzs L. EAU2T
goBsETT r. BROOKE.
.sT,- h, x. HTEJET &c Esi.,
(EsTABLIsuFD IN isss1
EhEEEE9 Am BEOK2ES.
No. 1914 iiain street,
.rRt hopsa Deiow u , pc5t-oiis3
EICudoED, III.
sT2.LIEG E-ECHAEdE, GOLD And siLYZE
lANK Votes, SITE, CITY, AMI
RAILR0AD BONDS md
STOCKS, ga,
no7gnt eod sold on sonEimion.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED and COLLECTIONS
MADE on 81 accessible points IN the United
Ststes. fol
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OUg RESIDENT PANTHER on THE SLOT, rs
lie ALWAYS is WHEN BARGAINS ARE
TO DE HAD.
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GOODS soLDIamHEA AUCTION ROOMS IT LESS
THAN GOLD COST
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DeNtj Stry.

~ w. JONES, SURGICAL AND
DENTIST has moved S5sE
his nr;cs and residence hack 10 Main ScSYE
.trest three doors from sixth, opposite
tn Arlington House
IN op.r.tion- thoroughly and gently performed.
frpETa EXTRACTED without pain.
TEETH INSERTED on NULCASlTE PLATE,
-, 80 ;ii.v warrau..a oc IL
DR. C. i. KLOERER, SUR R9
J GEnN DEITlSr date Of Ba ltinorel, Sn1O
No 900 Broad street hichmnnt Va.
T.a,b ALL In the beet manner at reduced prices.
R..rtifri artlnc.4l teeth on the vulcauits base,
narf.,;Iy Irritating h. natural organ and restoring
In. contour 81 the face, at the 10" prices Q! s2p,
So5 ami $50 per So
Nitrors oxide gas given IL extracting teeth, rem
daring tns operation painless and safe.
- ID 3Elk
!, ~yYScN STTplr nN uaz1rs>
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GREAT SCARCITY OF MONEY
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Two COUNTRY MERCHANTS. -
Don't you believe IT, that you can buy CON
FkCTluNEklES &ny cheaper IN Baltimore than
You can in Richmond | pledge myself to reli
YOU every article at baitiln re prices and III many
instances at less. An experience Of over twenty
years, ana d successful business. vi4auieS DO
90. Gail and 800 me. LOCtS !. btSaiEUX,
nc ii lIl2 Main STRAIT.
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sTE. JOHN T!ETJt,N. MERCHANT
lfl TAILOR having removed to his n~w sore, on
the corner OF Broad and Tenth streets, is prepared
to furnish GENTS CLOTlllhG IN the latest
STYLES His goods are tastetUiiy selected, and Of
warranted quality and his prices are reasonable.
ia md Ism
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Nutes anil HOyses for safe.

DaTENT TUBE OR PIPE WE'LL
i 10 more digging. no more b9rlhS LOST one
,h,rj Ias. man the old fashioned we'll. send
call for a circular Adorsss W. H. STE" ART.
office Of Stewart & BaGgaiain, So hain .ttert,
Rirhmont Va sole gent FOR the Status Of h'r-
glnin West Virginia, North Carolina, and South
Carolina state, county, and town rights FOR .ala.
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LUhryGl'3.

uOWIsON q DUNLOP,
Ia Law OFFICE
20. rs Guv@RSOa srkE&r.
RIcHHoSn. ~, a.
Will practice IN the Crta.t, to4hty @mo
Courts Of kich uond City ard The cout .ts.
rico, Chesterfield, and sAnoSrr ihs tall.
ps-ls OF Virginia, :oe D.striettunrs =
curg p-t.r.rurg .aI Et-4trIuk.tgrss Hat
United state. District ami C!Ecu.t Ca4tl' lai ~
ROBEET as ~.
An lS--stn JAMES + Iltt.r.
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