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aN To CURE OR NOT TO CURE-THAT
s the question and the only question which affects
In the degree the interests OF such persons
Loss .,f Appetite, Nervous Hesdache Constipa-
ton, and such other diseases have their origin
In improper digestion. We admit th It sufferers
bad better bear their ills than resort to remedies
that they know not but when they ha the assu-
rance OF their friends and neighbor that BA-
KER'S BITTERS are unfa!ltng remedy for
these complaints; that they purtf ? the blood,
strengthen the nervous system, quic Ken the liver,
enliyen the mind, and expel all i'm proper saefe-
TONS 1t is little strange that all wb suffer do not
seek relief by the use Of them. hese BITTEAs
have now borne the test Of time, nd from their
curative properties have become an established
ssss-ily medicine In this section II the country.
Their properties are purely yee etsble, may oe
taken 6y all classes without fear OF injury, ana
win prove unfaling tonic in all cases OF loss OF
appetite.
9old ut wholesale and retail by q. W. TOWERS
and drug lists Generally, E. BAKER,
Propr1etor,
Jys Box sss, Richmond, Va
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-At a meeting Of
Virginia Lodge, No. 2, held at the Masonic
Hall on Tuesday evening, the following
officers were elected for the ensuing term
Venerable Patriarch, David Mitteldorfer
Worthy Chancellor, Julius Straus; Worthy
Vice-Chancellor, W. II. Wade; Recording
Scribe. w. w. Gosden Financial Scribe
Samuel Bernheim Banker, Thomas R
Gary; Guide, Peyton Walden; Junior
Steward, T. G. Epps, Jr.; Outer Steward
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A TEMPERANc MEETING AT CAMP
GRAST.-A temperance revival is in pro-
gress among the soldiers at this post. To-
night at 8 o'clock temperance meeting
will be held at Camp Grant under the
auspices of Marion Division, Sons Of Tenn
perance. The members of this Division are
requested to assemble at their hall at 7
O'Clock to Join in the exercises.
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BIRTHS, DEATHS, AND MARRIAGES., IN
HENRICo.-The commissioners of the reve-
nue. for Henrico county have made their
returns Of births and deaths for 1867, and
from them we extract the following:
Births During the Year.-Whites, ll5 ;
negroes, 2S; total, l43. One pair of twins
Of each is reported.
Deaths During the Tsar.-Whites, Sc
negroes, g; total, Ga.
During the month of September there
we're 10 marriages in the county, of which
IL of the couples were whites and s ne
t,rOeS.
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ExEcUr1yE.-The Governor has pardoned
A ndreF Carey and George Fawcett, Of Pc
tel,sburg, and Albert Magee and James
Scott, Of Bedford. The two last-named
were sentenced to two years. confinement
in the county Jail. Executive clemency
was refused George Martin, negro horse
thief sentenced to fifteen years conhne-
ment in the penitentiary.
Application has been made for the par
don of Alfred Smith alias Hill, sent to the
peniteniary from Richmond for felony.
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DEATH OF JAMES K. CAsKIE, ESQ.,
James K. Caskie, ESQ.,, died at his resi-
dence, in this city, yesterday Afternoon, after
a brief illness. Mr.. Caskie was for many
years o member of the Hastings Court and
the Recorder of the city, and discharged
his duties with marked ability. He was
also prominent member of the tobacco
trade, and extensively engaged in shipping
our principal staple to European markets
His funeral will take place from the First
Presbyterian church (Rev. DR.. Moore's) to-
morrow afternoon at 4 o'clock.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE METHODIST
SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY OF RICHMOED.-
The annual meeting of this Society will be
held at Broadstreet church tonight at s
o'clock. The election of officers and other
important business win be transacted.
The officers and teachers Of the various
schools and other friends Of the Society are
specially requested to attend.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

VIOLENT RESISTANCE TO A POLICE OF
FIcER.-As Sergeant Smoot, of the police,
was taking negro named Billy Peterson to
the station yesterday morning, the prisoner
made violent assault upon him, first strik-
ing him in the face, then cutting his hand
with razor. He finally made his escape.
Mr.. Smoot shot at the rascal, but the ball
fell short of the mark.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

PgEsESTMEsTs BIZ THE GRAND Jury
The grand jury of the Hastings Court have
reported true bills against William c. Shell
ton alias Terry for felony, John W. Will
liams alias Jones for felony, John ".
Camp for felony, and Henry Randolph for
felony. Adjourned to meet on Tuesday
next at IL A. NJ.
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UNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.-The
congregation of the United Presbyterian
(Dr. C. H. Ready church, now holding ser
vice in the building on Capitol street, will
soen move into their new church edifce,
the lecture-room of which is about ready
for their occupancy.
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MusTS'r KICK PEoPLE.-Two young men
from lover the Rhine "-Michael hirsh
and John Hach-were before the ponce
court yesterday for assaulting, Charles
Werth, of the same nationality, who, being
unable to speak English, was heard through
an interpreter. Hirsh admitted that ne ne
Kicked Werth little. The Mayor graVely
told him that it "was against the law to
kick people," and fined each of the accused
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FREE SCHooLs.-The rooms over Cardozo,
Alsop & Fourqurean's, on Broad street,
now used ,as place Of worship by Rev. DR..
Reads congregation, will soon be occupied
by free school under the superintendent
of Councilman Washburne. Another part
of the building will be used by q city free
school. The establishment of normal
school is under advisement- aa- VS.
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THE OPERA.-The popular Richings
troupe will commence their engagement in
this city on the night of the 18th instant
Monday week. They will open with Mar
tha, and then will follow five other operas
in the following order Tuesday, Bohemian
Girl; Wednesday, Crispino; Thursday, Fra
Diavalo; Friday, Traviata; Saturday,
Crown Diamonds. ..E 49,.
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ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RAPE.-The grand
jury of Judge Burnham's court have
brought in bill Of Indictment against Cap
tain Thomas W. Roche, a revenue officer,
charging him with attempting to commit a
rape upon the person of Miss Louisa II
Russell. This is the case referred TO in
these columns about two weeks ago under
the heading, A Dastardly Outrage
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

NEW STORE AND NEW Goops.-Messrs. H1RsH
Il GUGGgsHKIMER have removed TO their new and
elegant store No. 627 Broad street, and will On
Friday next open large and beautiful stock Of
fall and winter dry goods. Ample preparations
will be maGe to accommodate the large crowd OF
ladies who may aock TO this attractive establish
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ws understand that Major j. S. Calver

We understand that Major J. S. Calvert,
e.-Treasurer of Virginia, has been elected
General Agent of the Southern Mutual In
surance Company of this city, and as such
viii have control Of the agencies Of the COM
pany throughout the State. The Southern
Mutual. under its present management, will
doubtless meet the full measure OF success
which all cur well-conducted home institu-
tions deserve and receive.
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stock on hand. 3, 600 hogsheads.
Excess of inspections for 1868 over 1867 .aa2
TTERCEs, BONES, AND TUBS

If there we're any inspections of tierces,
boxes, and tubs, in Seabrook's and Mayo's,
they have not been furnished.
1t is gratifying to observe that the inspec-
tions this year exceed those of last year by
a very considerable amount.
We should add that, besides the above,
there was very large lot of loose tobacco
sold in this market.
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FLOUR INsPEcTIoN.-FromM Mr.. G. Bur-
ton, Inspector, we learn that during the
quarter ending September 30, 1868, there
were inspected in Richmond 3,207 barrels
family flour; 52.729 barrels extra super
fine; $500 barrels superfne; 2,269 half
barrels superfne 6,357 barrels fine {; l,4S2
barrels middlings; 1901 barrels con:
demned-total, 1884 barrels.
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UspouspEp CHARGE.-A report having
been circulated that the Lady VINO ~as
taken sick in city railway car, a tew Gays
ago, was badly treated by the police hajor
Poe requests us tosay that he has thoroughly
investigated the charge and hnds 1t un'
founded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

HusT1SGs CoURT-JUDGE H. B. BURN
HAM-WEDNEsDAY, SEPTEMBER 30.-Mary
Crew, who was arraigned under an indict-
ment for felony, was acquitted. The jury
in the case of William Baugh at late hour
brought in o verdict of guilty, and fixed the
term of his confinement in the penitentiary
at twelve months.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

PAcKARD's MoNTHLY.-Turner sends US
the last number of this magazine, which is
becoming 80 famous. 1t is enriched by
contributions by Dyer, author of the
Wickedest Man." Parton, Olive Logan,
and others. For sale by Turner, lila
Main steet
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RECORD BOOK FOR DEALERS IN LEAF To-
BAcco.-These books, which the dealers In iesf 70
bacco are required by law 10 keep, may Do mao -
the DISPATCH PRISTING-EousE at short notce-
end In Your orders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

REMOVAL OF TRooPs.-Battery +, United
States artillery, Colonel Dupont command
ing. leaves for Washington this morning.
They will march from here to Aqua creek,
and there take the boat for the capital
They winter at Lincoln Barracks.
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No VISIBLE MEANS OF SUPPORT
Thomas Anderson IA white man) appeareu
before the Mayor yesterday, having oeen
arrested as without visible means OF sup
port. Mr.. Chahoon thought him crazy
and committed him to await COMMISSION
de hLnntic0 ind,iirefadO.
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BAD C0NDuCT.-James Lysander was yes
terday fined five dollars for using indecent
and abusive language towards Mrs. W. J,
Couly. There was another charge against
him. which was not sustained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

TOR RENT, the FARM and RESI- a
IL DESCE now occupied by Miss LAWNS II
Blair, on the Broad-street road about two niles
large rooms and two wide passages with front and
back porch two Kitchens with four ROOMS each
and well or excellent water on the prenitea,
attached, most Of which Is well sntted for the
growth Of vegetables Of every Kind: POSSESSION
given LIST October, g. N. DAVIS,
Real Es.ate A gent and Aucticaesr. ?
seB Eleventh and Hain streets. -;
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FoaE1GN TRADE.-Two schooners, the
Hsrdscrabble and the s. R. Jamison, from
Windsor, Nova Scotia, with merchandise
for Richmond, are in port. The Justlna
and Ocean Belle, from the same port, are
reported down the river. s...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

ST. Marks EPISCOPAL CHURCH FAIR
The ladies Of this church will hold fair
next week, the proceeds to go towards
making the church comfortable this winter
and paying off its debt. .'
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APPREHENSION OF A THIEF.-Ridgway,
the soldier who stole horse and buggy be-
longing to Lieutenant Fleming, from Camp
Grant, last week, has been caught in Alex
andria by the military. He will be brought
to Richmond and tried by court-martial for
desertion and theft. The horse, very much
worsted by hard riding, was recovered, but
the buggy was sold by Ridgway to some
person on the road between Taylorsville
and fredericksburg.
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MARINE DIsAsTER.-The schooner ]. Fl
Rapp, Captain Gale, from New York te
Richmond, encountered heavy gale on
the morning of the 29th, and lost her fore
sail. No other damage sustained.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

ESCAPE OF A PRlsoNER.-Henry Myers
alias Richardson, an escaped penitentiary
convict, arrested Tuesday on the charge OF
stealing a shawl, got away from Sergeant
Woods Yesterday morning, and although
handcuaed, sueceeded in milking his 81 es-
cape, 80 -
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4itttmond 1ispatth,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE '.DIsPATCH" I"
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY. r-r
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Personal.
REMOVALS.

DEM0VED TO
OUR NEW AND ATTRACTIVE STORE
NO. 81 BROAD STREET,
.sG will open on FRIDAY, October I'd, the mos.
beautiful and largest stock or
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
we have offered and most respectfully call the
attention OF the public, and particularly the ladies
o! Richmond, u the above.
We VIII In tic future endcavor to keep on hand
la-gcr assortment and class of goods To please
al purchasers, and which will al ways be offered at
.Ac lowest maik"t prices.
HIRSH & GUGGFNHElMER
e2' Broad ST. eet third dcor above Theatre.
W. q. KHAN
{. II. CIIESEEY. oc
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ET VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE
COMPANY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS.
TEA! TEA: TEAL!
GUSPOwDER,
IMPERIAL,
YOUNG HYSON.
ENGLISH BREAKFAST,
and OOLONG.
COFFEE! COFFEE.. COFFEE!!!
JAVA,
LAGUAYRA,
MARACAIBO,


The VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPA-
NY. having opened a full and complete assortment
of TEAS and COFFEES at the corner Of Main and
Ninth streets prepared to sell at wholesale and
retail prices that defy competition and will aston
ish buyers OF tea and coffee. Importing through
expert agents and In quantities. the Company Is
enabled to sell to retail purchasers at less than the
usual wholesale prices as visit to the store will
convince.
AS an accommodation to the citizens of Rich
nond and the surrounding country. the Company
will keep full and complete assortment Of
FAMILY AND FANCY GROCERIES,
SELLLOwER THAN THE GENERAL RATES.
Orders out OF the city will he filled by express.
Goods delivered In the city free OF charge.
Any article not tnrning out as represented can be
returned or exchanged.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE COMPANY,
CORNER OF MAIN AND NINTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA. ~
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Va"
In response to this communication, Cen
eral Stoneman has informed the Depart
ment of the Interior that in future all
cases arising will be sent to headquarters
by the pension agent of the State, and the
return will specify whether the qualifying
officer or the county clerk, whose name is
affixed to the certificate, is new appointee,
or holds over as provided BY the recon
struction acts.
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THE NIGHT SESSIONS Of the Old Dominic
Business College win open October ist at o'cioc
Z. NJ y. - ~
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If you have tears to shed,
Prepare to shed them now.

Especially would these lines have been ap-
propriate in view Of his first introducing to
the audience that memorable convention
that in October, 1929, assembled in Rich
mond in the same building and in the same
room where the late convention held its ses-
sion. The former convention was to form
a new State Constitution, and the most bril-
liant statesmen of the Old Dominion-Madi-
son, Monroe, John Randolph, being the
leaders-were its honored members.
GAS delineator of negro character Mr..
Cowardin has few equals. In tracing the
humor of the late Virginia Convention he
abundantly showed that he had made the
subject complete study. In tone, manner,
and language, his presentations were per-
feet. Those familiar with the negro cha
racter keenly relished their fidelity, and
those who have only seen the negro as ca
ricatured at halls of Ethiopian minstrelsy
found in his initiative speeches far more
food for merriment. All his descriptions,
the scenes in the convention hall, in the
galleries, and in the vestibule, were as in
contestibly rich as they were life-like. 1t
was an evening Of huge entertainment to
the audience, and while entertaining it also
conveyed an Instructive moral-a moral op-
posed to negro suffrage"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

TOBACCO IN RIcHMoND.-Thc inspection
of tobacco in the different warehouses Of
the city of Richmond for the fiscal year
ending September 30, 1868, is as follows:
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EAME TO Ny HOUSE ON SUNDAY
" TWO HOGS, which the owner can get b,
paying charges W. HOWIE
t.F-@ BIS ives Leigh street.
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WANTED, a FEMALE SERVANT who
w Is an accomplished CHAMBEHMAID and
sEAMSIRESS, and VINO can furnish the highest
city references. Apply at my residence, No. sol
corner OF Third and Franklin streets.
DC / II
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pOYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.--Prizess
1U paid in GOLD. Info rmation furnished In III
legalized lotteries. Andr ess 90
Sc 2s-5tS Richmond, Va
TLasS SO6-Prize 8, 3.,5l6.-FOUR HUN
~ DRED DOLLARS N GOLD sent to Rich
'N' w. o. e. LERER e. CO.,
se aa-s# RichneRd, va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-10-01

WANTED, BOARD for lady and two
w daugh' crs-ninc and twelve years of age-ir
Arriyale family. address BOARD, box ess Rich
Euul pOst office. Oc l-2tk
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SITUATION AS WET NURSE WANTED
y by WHITE uRISIl WOMAN with flrst-rate
recommendations. Address "BRiD"E ET,n
ucl-lt DiSnutct office.
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WARTS.

WANTED, one or two irst-rate BOOT
w AND SHOE MAKERS. Apply to
JAMES bolton,
oc l-7t No. Is Nilth street,
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To PENSION CLAIMANTs.-The subjoined
letter from the United States pension agent
to General Stoneman contains information
important to those seeking pensions
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8 DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }

IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR, }
-.=F .1 "PENsIoN OFFICE, :
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 16, 1868. }
sir,-That this Office may be enabled
to determine when afidavits taken before
civil officers in Virginia are properly veri-
fed, have to request that the clerks of
courts may be instructed present in their
certificates to the authority of such offices,
in such form as may seem fit to you, the
exact status which they hold. --
/" Respectfully yours, .A.'
al. L. LACCH,
Al.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

sF GRAPES! GRAPEs!! GRAPEs..:
Receiving per express
500 pounds SWEET CATAwBA GRAPES,
suitable for table use Call soon and get your sup
ply at ANDREW ANTONTS
se 2e-3t HOE Main etreot
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WANTED, q GOOD. COOK without
w incumhrance. reference required. Apply
al No. us west Main street. Its
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pOARDlNG.-MRS. RICHARD REINS
ID viii open the 2d day Of October FRIDAY
uCNiJ FiE>T-tLhSS BOiRDiNG-HOUSE AZ
the corner or Main and sixth streets In the house
a prescnt occupied by Mrs. Alexander Duyal. She
vii be- pleased 10 accommodate families or single
lcrson by he day week, month, or year.
TERMS : NDdcrat... sc sa-ow&
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EOUND, SUM OF MONEY, with some
1 PAPERS, which the owner can get by de-
ihng same and paying for this advertisement.
Can AT this office. Sc 30-3t
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Port OF RICHMOND. sxPrKhBZR 80. 1865.
ARRIVED.
Schooner E. J. Pickup, Philadelphia, COAL j.
~ Schooner Serene. Havrs de Grace, coal, W. II.
osss Schooner Little Rock, Philadelphia. msrchan-
aisei seibosRer eJ ). H. Rapp, Gale, New York. mer-
ehandise; Sneesc r. Jamerson, Windsor, N. s., mer
chandise, A. 5. Lee.
, u,,,s usncoI. clifford, Norfolk, merr
cbsnStse and passengers J.. b. Tatnm;
Schooner j. n. Lockwood, New YORK Hercnan-
~ sebooner SCI Ann Ranibo, down the river, light.
BELOW. =. rs,,-s
Schooners Justina and Ocean beic' Hoai ino-
sor, n. g., for kichmon ond.
MEMORANDA.
schooners William and James andtennsylFahla'
hence at Philadelphia on The 29th.
NEW YORK, September 2a-Arrived, scno"ne.S
4. Kelly, r. and E. sttelman j. Z. Wnte. "a; a;
Virginia. lthea Thomas and Henry, OvetS anu
J. L. Adams-all fr. m Virginia.
WHITE HOUSE September 3o.-Ssiled steamer
Kennebec Freeman, Baltimore, merchandise and
passengers Richmond and York River Rs'lro d..
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NLoVER SEED.-50 bushels CHOICE
AJOHIO CLOVER SEED, ro
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BOARDING AND LODGING.
'V'HE RICHMOND HOUSE.-This house

THE RICHMOND HOUSE.-This house
L Is situated on Governor street in Il central po-
tiou, convenient 10 the business of the city, and
adjacent IT, the Capitol Square. II is Thoroughly
furnished, AMI The iahl" aI all times supplied with
'c best the market affords. IL offers a delightful
home Ia families : also, gentlemen can be accom-
mcdat"d with board and lodging, or with either
board or uicely-fGrniShcd rooms separately.
Persons from Il 1T tancc on business In this city
win umd It To thir interest To give us a call
81 5l-lltt MKS. y. II. THORNTON.
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LOSE AND FOUND.

= REWARD.-L0ST, A POINTER -
IA DOG about eight months old, black@NA
ana white with double nose. A suitable reward
viii hc paid 10 amy person that will return him to
the subscriber, 2ll Franklin street.
%" lit 4. VANCE BROWN.
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FOR RENT, THAT ELEGANTE
n RRJCK RESIDENCE No. lis On Fifth ~

n BRICK RESIDENCE No. lis On FtthAa
street a short distance south OF Main street, on
Shockoe Hill. #"
The HOUSE Is forty feet SOU are as good as new |;
pas throughout bath.ng-room on the nrst noor.
The LOT has paved front Of 100 feet lined with
beautiful shade linden trees stable and carriage
house very large and handsome back yard. paved
and in It an Iron hydrant at the basement door ths
garden large, and running back to an alley In the
rear.
The situation is we'll suitedt TO merchant, having
ali the advantages appertaining to home on the
walk of any portion of the business part OF the
town Taking the house and lot as whole IL Is
one of the most desirable and pleasant dwellings
that is rented out IN the city, and as proof OF
It has only had four tenants during the space OF
twenty-five years.
To careful and punctual tenant the rent VIII DE- pc
very low for such house and any message left for
me at Messrs. Woodhouse & Parham's store Win
my son win be promptly attended to-. ,.,o
Sc 30-1w u. NJ NIhhO.