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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-09-08
TO THE CREDITORS OF THE
BANK OF THE VALLEY In VIRGINIA.

CoMMIssIoSER's OFFICE.
wIHcHEsTER, AUGUsT Sra, 1865.
TIVE undo TsigBcd has been appointed n Specihl
i Master in Equity under a decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the Uuitcd States Tor the District of VIr
giuia, in suit therein depending, in which the
Merchants Bank Of baltimore al ais complain
ants, and the Bank OF the Valley Virginia 1t al
defendants.
MOTT c E
II hereby given to The creditors Of Faid BANK OF
THE VALLEY. and lite branChes at LeesD urg +.
Char lcstown, KDmHey and MoOrcicld, to present
their claims before me, at my Office in Winchester,
either in person or by counsel, on or befOrefhe
list DAY OF OCTOBER NEXT,
properly authenticated-carefuIly distinguishing
between deposits made in CONFEDERATE STATES
Treasury NoTEs. and the circulation of Legally
Chartered Banks J. S. CARSON,
August %, Is6s-tOI Special Comm, &c.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.

TWO VALUABLE FLOODED MARES, n,
l. four years old. One OF them has a ColtIIS4A
by her side. These animals OF superiorA-II
stock, and sold for no fault.
DR.. N. a. WARE.
Leetovn, Sept. S. ls6S-3t.*
Clarke Journal COPY.
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d lie D.

In this town, Friday mig hit last, after lingcr-
ing and most painful illness. Mrs. MARY GALA
HER, wife OF Mr. John W. Gallaher, aged about IS
years.
On Saturday, the Doth ult, at his residence at
Leetown, the Hon. L. p. W. BALCH, aged about
81 years.
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Lumber, Lumber:

THE undersigned - now receiving another lot of
i choice LUMBER of every description. He will
constantly keep on hand, at his Lumber Yard in
Shepherdstown, a large and general assortment Of
WHITE AND YELLOW PINE PLANK,
JOIST AND SCANTLISG,
PRIME SEASONED POPLAR PLANK,
all widths thickness suitable fo Cabinet pur
pOses, &c. Also, HOOP POLES, CYPRESS AND
OAK SHINGLES; all of which Hill be sOll on
soneble terms Tor Cash.
TOwSER SCHLEY.
AUGUST 25 Is6S-od Nav 70 1865
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THE NOVELTY
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE WORKS
OF NJ. J. LEESE & co.

A LII work warranted 20 per cent. cheaper than
~ any other establishment in the United Statcs
The attention of the public Is respectfully called to
our extensive
FOUNDRY & MACHINE WORKS,
established in 1861 and situated on Karawh a street
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Par
kersburg, West Va. The entire establishment, in
proved Machinery, Tools and Appliances necessary
to the manufacture of Machinery and Light and
Heavy CASTINGS, of every description Our
work is OF the beet quail both to material and
workmanship. We are extensively engaged in the
manufacture of
PORTABLE i STATIONARY STEAM ENGINES,
STEAM BOILERS, Circular Saw Mills, FIGURING
Mill Machinery, Shifting, Puiieys and Hangers.
We are also prepared to do COPPER, Brass, Sheet
Iron Work, and Pipe Fitting We alec manuiac
Office and stheT Stoves, Oil Stills, Oil Tanks,
Oil Well Tools, and warrant them to be made OF
the best Brands OF Iron. Aiso,
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NJ A K RE d e.

In Martinsburg, the 9th uIt., by Rev. w. D.
Hanson, Mr.. THOMAS d. BARNEY and Miss
ANN 4. FRANK.
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STRAYED.

STRAYED from the house of the undersigned in
~ Charestown,
TWO Mich COWS,
One a Small Muley, White and Brndle Spotted
one Red. Horned Cow, white under the breast, with
very bag. The above left my house Thurs-
day last. will give a liberal reward for any in
formation SO can get them again.
Sept. S, 1861. JOSEPH MORAN.
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WICKLIFFE ACADEMY,

CLARKE COUNTY, VIRGINIA.
THE exercises of this school will be resumed on
L the FIRST MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER. A
limited number OF boarders will be received in the
family of the teacher For terms and other Partic-
uIars' apply for circul1r. p. II. POWERS,
Post Office. Berry Vile, Clarke Co., Va.
August IS, lS65-lm.
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AN NOUN NTS.
TO VOTERS.

T HEREBY respectfully announce myself an
INDEPENDENT CANDIDATE FOR; TIE
ASSESSORSHIP
OF Jefferson County at the election and pledge
my best efforts to discharge the duties Of the office,
if elected j. ID. POTTERFIELD.
July J, 1868.
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LAST NOTICE.

SOMETIME ago gave notice that the School
~ Board had directed me to proceed to cOllectaC-
cUrding TO law, the remaining unpaid School Tax
Tor Charlestown Township, and very few persons
having given the matter any attention, now give
notice that will attend in Charlestown, Friday
and Saturday, the 18th and 18th of the present
month (September) to receive the same This is
the last notice shall give in relation this tax
The School Houses all built and completed, nd
the workmen want and must have the money for
doing the same. J. C. COCKRELL,
Sept. $, 1865. Treasurer.
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NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
OR PRESIDENT,


FOR PRESIDENT,
HON. HORATIO SEYMOUR,
OF NEW YORK.
FOR NONRESIDENT,
HON. FRANCIS P. BLAIR,
OF MISSOURI.
ELECToRs AT LARGE.
FRANK HEREFORD, of Monroe.
BENJAMIN WILSON, Of Harrison.
DISTRICT ELECToRs.
LIST Discretionary JOHNSON,
I'd do. JOHN w. KENNEDY,
Sd do. E. B. KNIGHT.
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CHARLEsTeWN FEMALE SEMINARY.

TVNHE exercises of this School will he resumed on
l. MONDAY the 18th day of SEPTEMBER next,
at the rooms OF Nj jOr KearsIcy, in CharIcstOwn.
The course OF instruction embraces the usual
branches of English education taught in schools,
incl uding also Latin, French and music
TEL S.
The Primary Cla ss for each session. 5 - 90
The Middle Ciazs 80. ........ ......... 10 Uu
The Senior Class, Inc Iuding Lat!n......... 2u 90
FrrnCh........ ......... .....-...........
MUSIC. Observation-Disclosures. 2B 40
One hnifin all coscs to be paid in advance Tor
each session.
Boarding will be provided and further par ticUiaTs
made known Un application TO the subs"t ib.T.
ROBERT I. BROWN.
ChaTlCstuwG. Jefferson county.
July IL 1868
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CARRIAGES! CARRIAGES!!

lust received from the celebrated aEG
- Factory Of VIM McCsnn; Bali ali. Gg
ROCKAwAYS, TOP AND NO TOP
BUGGIES, which ! will sell Baltimore prices
All kinds Of Carriage Repair done at short no
tice. W. }. HAWKS,
June 30, IS65-3m. Ag't for VIM. McCann-
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

HAVING qualified az Executor Of Mrs. Sarah a.
II Young, decd, all persOus indebted to her e.
tate will please call and make immediate settle
ment Persons having claims against the estate,
will present them, properly authenticated, for pay
ment. JOHN w GARDNER,
September /, 1861" Executor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-26

IMPROVEMENT IN THE "EAsT END. ."-lf
any of our enterprising mechanics were led
by o recent article in this paper to hope
that the city would soon issue proposals for
large bridge to span the gully formed on
the north side Of Broad street between
Twenty-frst and Twenty-second they may
abandon ell such anticipations. The gully,
after the rains had greatly increased its
dimensions and it became respectable IN
magnitude, has been filled up; and, IN ad-
dition to this, we have the pleasure to state
that the north side of Broad street is about
to receive pavement on all the sidewalk
brought in by the extension of the corpo-
rate limits, and heretofore so rough and
rocky as to be the dread of all pedestrians,
especially tender-footed ones with corns
and bunions. 1t is pleasing to behold the
large pieces of granite and piles of brick
and other evidences of 80 good work, and
one which will so materially promote the
happiness of the east end" There are also
some other improvements about Church Hill
that are worthy of notice. There are the
excellent steps and well-graded paths going
up from Franklin and Main at Twenty.
first, Twenty-fourth, and Twenty-eighth
streets, which enable passengers by the
street-cars and others to mount the hill and
reach their homes in various parts Of that
vicinity with less labor and much more ease
than was formerly experienced. The fat
and the feeble, and indeed all who have an
interest in ascending and descending these
walks, constantly appreciate the addition
to their comfort.
The natural advantages of Church Hill
and the parts adjacent as quiet, healthy,
and cheap place of residence, with good
water and pure air, and the increasing
facilities afforded by the operations to
which we have alluded, will steadily bring
this portion of the city into yet more favor,
and tend constantly, we hope, to add num-
bers and influence to its refined and vir-
tuous population.
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Mayors COURT-TUESDAY MORNING.
ALDERMAN PEBBLES PRESIDING.-John
Wrenn, charged with resisting the police.
Dismissed.
Cynthia Daughtrey (negress), unlawful
shooting. Dismissed.
Millie Thompson and Sidney Johnson
(negro boys, unlawful shooting. Dis
missed.
Wellington Booker (negro), having in his
possession stolen pantaloons. Dismissed.
Spencer Talaferro (negro), throwing
stones at Charles Stutzke. Jail for thirty
days.
Christian Ahart, with "assaulting with
a brick" Frederick Luterbach. Required
to give security for his good behavior.
Beverly Twyman (negro) horse-stealing.
Committed to await u requisition from Buck
ingham.
Robert Lee and Woodson Garnett (ne-
groes), entering the house of Rev. Newton
Short, of Hanover, and stealing lot Of
clothing. Sent to Hanover.
Michael Conncrs, assaulting n woman.
Fined $40 and required to give 500 secu-
rity for his good behavior. Mr.. Conners
took an appeal to the Hastings Court.
Nllllam " orHley, doSaut'4uS an pSa'
ing Charles Fisher. Sent to Hastings
Court.
Charles Thompson (mulatto), stealing
paint from R. Wendenburg. Discharged
no witnesses appearing.
Adam Krause, detaining dog, the pro
perty of Henry Charters. Dog returned
and case dismissed.
William Mayo, John Willis, Betty Thorn
ton, and Mary Thornton (negroes) threaten
ing to kill Ann Bracket. Discharged.
Robert Lee (negro), stealing double
barrelled gun from G.. w. Barker, of Han
over. Sent to that county for trial.
John II. Taylor (negro), having the same
gun in his possession. Discharged.
james Woodbridge, knocking down Jacob
Brown, forfeited his bail bond by not ap-
pearing when called.
Reuben Jones (negro), assaulting and
cutting with knife Charles Hill (negrol
Sent to Judge Burnham's court to answer
an Indictment for felony.
John Tinsley (mulatto), assaulting and
threatening to kill John Anderson (negro)
Dismissed.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE MILITARY.-By
orders issued from military headquarters il
this city on yesterday the following civi
appointments we're made:
Lynchbmy.-James A. Stigler, collector
of taxes, vice J. H. Robinson, term of ser
vice expired; Thomas Wright, weighmastel
at public scales, uice J. H. Simpson, term Of
service expired william I. Hickey, com
missioner of revenue and assessor, uice Johr
j. Mitchell, term Of service expired.
Campbell coasnty.-Samuel T. Wright
constable eighth district, Utce ". n. Mayo
term of service expired.
Bedtord co"nty.-Thomas E. Woollens
constable sixth magisterial district, uice R
A. Craddock, term Of service expired.
AcC0mac county.-James IL. Justice, over
seer of the poor fifth magisterial district
uice Thomas a. Northam, removed from
district.
Prince George county.-A. N. Fretz, H
B. Pierce, A. D. Leonard, and William W
Moulton, overseers Of the poor, to fill va
cancies in second, third, fourth, and fftf
Magisterial Districts.
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THE PICTURE AFFAIR.-The difficulty be-
tween MIR. G. w. Saunders and Maude
Stewart, about the sale of some pictures,
was satisfactorily settled before Alderman
PEBBLES yesterday. 1t seems that the agree
ment was that the pictures were to be paid
for in weekly instalments, and that if the
purchaser failed to pay for three consecu,
tive weeks, he or she should forfeit the pro-
perty. Mr.. Saunders having reason to be-
lieve that the pictures sold to Maude were
about to be removed, seized them before
the three weeks elapsed.
The Court decided that the agreement
made between the parties was legal cove
nant, and as such was binding upon both
parties. Mr.. Saunders was therefore honor
ably acquitted of any charge of fraudulent
conduct, and Maude was allowed to take
the pictures with the understanding that
they are to be paid for according to the
contract, or the penalty of violation will be
enforced
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of Alexandria, spoke after Cook, but said
nothing worthy of note.
THE WHOLE AFFAIR

THE WHOLE AFFAIR
was dull and spiritless. We have never
seen the negroes less enthusiastic. Speak
ers, too, seemed to be unusually dry, and
every speech except General Wickham's
was exceedingly labored.
Many of the more respectable Richmond
Republicans held aloof entirely from the
affair, and nearly half of those whose
names were published as marshals did not
make their appearance either in the pro-
cession or on the ground. In their heart
of hearts they must acknowledge the de-
monstration failure, and We do not won
der at the disgust which some, in our hear
ing, expressed at the appearance of the
procession.
General Stoneman had two companies of
troops under arms, ready to quell any riot,
but their services were not needed any
more than were those of the eighty police
officers on special duty. Our citizens had
no disposition to interfere with the darkies
or with their twenty white friends on horse
back. Still it was well that every precau-
ton against row should be used.
Only one disturbance occurred. 1t was
caused by buck negro's striking citizen
WIN MS SaDfe " Hlahe MIN Si' W. v. wv
way for culled folks" The affair blew
over in few minutes, owing to the for
bearance of the citizen.
A meeting was organized outside Of the
enclosure, and presided over by B. Ward
well, at which speeches were made by Yam
kee Allen; Shoemaker, of Danville; E. O.
Jones, of Petersburg, and J. L. c. Danner,
Of this city. ........
Late in the evening the negroes went
struggling home, and before dark there was
nothing left of the grand procession.
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TIE PRIZE-RING IN VIRGINIA. The
northern papers to-day will contain full
particulars of the brutal and disgusting
fight which has just taken place on our
soil. Happy are we to know that none of
our people had a hand in it, and that very
few, if any, witnessed it.
1t gives US pleasure to bear testimony to
the determination of General Stoneman to
put an end, if within his power, to such
exhibitions in this State. Upon receiving
the intelligence that the fight was to take
place on the banks of the Potomac, he i'm
mediately ordered Major r. L. Burnett to
detach company &C" of the Eleventh in
fantry to prevent it if possible. The Ma
ior at once sought to discover the point at
which the fight would take place, but fail
ing to do SO in time he was unable to pre-
vent 1t.
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A WEEK OF PRAYER.-At their meeting
in the city of Louisville, Ky, in May last,
the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal
Church South recommended to all their
churches that the week commencing on the
23d day of August should be devoted to
special prayer to Almighty God for His
blessing upon the Church and country.
All the Methodist churches of this city
have appointed prayer-meetings every eve
ming during the week, and we learn that
Friday will be universally observed through
out the South by the Methodists as day OF
fasting and prayer. IN. .L--r.--
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

LYME & BROTHER will sell at a O'Clock a two-
story brick dwelling on the west side Of Twenty
seventh street between Clay and Marshall.
PAINE & co. will sell for A. Rutherglen, as
signee OF J. Steenbock. a large assortment Of
dry goods clothing, notions. &C., commencing
at 10 O'Clock.
GRUBBS ( WILLIAMS Will sell at O'Clock 2.
NJ. a handsome brick dwelling on Elmwood
street, Sidney. -
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FIELD OFFICERS COURT. RT.-Before field
officers court held by Brevet Colonel Da'
mel Huston at Camp Grant the followi ne
cases have been disposed of:
Private Samuel J. Patterson, conduct
prejudicial to good order, &C.; guilty; sen
fenced to forfeit to the United States eight
dollars Of his pay.
Privates S. J. Patterson, Henry Doyle,
Wm. H. Dellaway, Wm. Kelly, John Smith
S. E. Bateman, VIM. Riley, George Wilson
and Lawrence Roney absence without
leave guilty sentenced to forfeit dinsr-
ent amounts Of their pay.
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COMMITTEE

COMMITTEE 1854
General T. T. BEAUREGARD. Louisiana
Mr.. NJ. o. II. MORTON. Louisiana;
Mr.. n. X. KEFNE. Louisiana:
Mr.. JOHN ANDREWS, Louisiana;
Judge SAMUEL j. DOUGLAS, Florida:
Colonel 4. G. AAMS. Mississippi;
Mr.. j. It. PERKINS. Alabama
Mr.. III. +. RUSSELL. Georgia.:
Mr.. F. G. MCREHEAD kentucky:
Hon. HUNTER II. MARSHALL, Virginia;
Dr. X. b. BALL. Virginia;
A. BOLIVAR CHRISTIAN, Esq. Virginia;
Mr.: /; @. WASHINGTON, virginia;
DOUGLAS TYLER. ESQ.,, Virginia;
Major $. HALSEY, Virginia
j. B. PEYTON. Esq. Virginia;
JAMES p. COWARDIN. ESD. Virginia;
MIR. CHARLES CARTER. Maryland:
DIR. j. HANSON THOMAS Maryland;
Hon. ANTHONY KENNEDY. Maryland;
Judge JOSEPH WICkES, Maryland
Mr.. s. Fl. TAGART. MARYLAND:
RICHARD H. SPENCER. Esq, Missouri;
Mr.. l.. H SARGENT. Ohio:
Governor pICKENS South Carolina;
Judge BACON. South Carolina
Hon. r. 4. MERRICK. WaShi ngton, ID. c..
Governor +. s. STOCkDALE. Texas
Dr. j. F. MAY, Washington. D. d.
... PEYTONS e CO.,
an 2l--25&e6 Proprictors
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Twelve ans a half cents per yard for Cocheco,
Dunnels, Sprague, and American prints is just the
price they were before the war, and yet LEVY
BROTHERS are selling them at the same price to-
day. The wonder Is how they do It, They not
only offering great bargains In calcoes, but in all
other kinds Of dry goods. The proprictors Of the
old Southern Dry Goods Store'' will not be un-
dersold. Purchasers of dry goods can rely upon
finding the largest and best assorted stock, at the
lowest prices, at LEVY BROTHERS, lS+7 Main
street. few doors above the market-house, oppo-
site side.
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Corn and Flour Exchange.
RICHMOND, August 25, 1888.
npEruINns


OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White, .. 400 bushels. Red, 1 3l2 bushels.
C0rn.-MiNed, $50 bushels.
Oats.-2 958 bushels.
Rye.-lT2 bushels.
SALES.
Uhent.--White. 1l6 bushels prime at 80 10 $50
bushels very good 1T -. 67s 222 bushels good at
sa IS So bushels fair AT i? 80 So bushels damp at
-. IS; ll6 bushels medium AT S2.35 10 bushels at
81 25 IS bushe, inferior 1T -. Is 10 bushels very
Inferior III S2--tota 095 bushels. Red. l:O bushels
for seed ST. leo bushels very good ut s.? SO; 100
bushels good at $245, IS bushels 1T $?4o 432 bush
els AZ $?.35 63 bushels 1T S23ei, $40 bushels at
81 80 so bushels tough at 81. 2l2 bushels me-
um At S2.25, !sbushes at g.. 22a, $40 bus hels at
S2. 20 30 bushels inferior al 81; l25 bushels at
473-total, *, 1872 bushels.
C0f.l-Mixed, 20 bu ,hels ut fl.25 l96 bushels at
81. % l20 bushels ut 81 - 80 bushels at Sl.2I ~
bushels at Sl.20-total, i53 bushels.
Odts.-I3O bushels prime at 65c.: 300 bushels
primc on private terms $40 bushels very goou at
Sc 80. bushels good SIC. GlO bushels fair at &C.
.o6 bushels at 5Sc.-total, 2,ols bushels.
Rys-62 bushels at 81 40 q bushels at 9l.Sa-to-
tai, l0i bushels.
RE-EXUIBITED.
Wheat White, 40 bushels. Red, 1873 bushels.
Corn.-MiXed, so bushels.
FLOUR.
Country IS quoted to-day by the dray-oad SUI
pcrIinc SlO Is $ll extra, Sll to *l2 family,
ga. Market duh and the extreme prices quoted
difficult TO be realized.
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AGENgs AND COLLECTORS

FKANK ,. HILL,
y" n"rNEEAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR.
-" EEHT OUT HOUSES ana 'i q q / iLEcr
Rc..,s Nm AiS IF every description.
WrtaSS 10 Aessrs. Lancaster 4 Co: pnwIlatap
Na,L'''iI so. John NJ. Gnddin, Cuslicr Planters
Ca ~ ~ BANK Mes g. William C. Durham q
Dr. y g ttrnIs ~ D!d dominion Steamship Company ::
'YM'i.cD =. cDe@nei Messrs. ". K. Marlin y Go.
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LArSDREssEs.-By special orders from
"these headquarters only one laundress
is allowed "for every nineteen or fraction
of nineteen enlisted men," They are en-
titled to one ration per day. The order is
signed by every officer from Grant to Gene
raj Stoneman's aid-de-camp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-26

GERMAN LUTHERAN SyNoD.-The Cen
eral Synod of the German Evangelical
Lutheran Church in Missouri, Ohio, glr-
ginia, and other States, will meet at Bethie-
hem church in this city to-day. The open
ing sermon will be preached alto A. M M.
by Professor G. F. W. Walther, of st.
Louis, president of the Synod. In the at
ternoon the Synod will meet for business.
Bethlehem church is on Sixth street be-
tween Clay and Leigh.
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CARPETS, SHADES, &c.
xxTINDOW SHADE DEPOT
wv WINDOW SHADE DEPOT!i
fs3S MAIN STREET,

between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets.
II. GOLDEN, the cheapest Window Shade man'
Is stil NJ his old tricks keeping down hgh 2liSSS
He has the largest assortment OF SHADES ~
city; latest styles in Gold. Velvet anu "1AsSN
Shades with all the fixtures 10 match.
CLEAR THE TRACK!
High prices, down You come Al nnos .sas =, hss
DEN: he always had the cheapest Shades " GS
ole stand on Broad street. ,,ry
In Mahogany, Rosewood Oak anu sa,,s maros aIr y,
Dr,il and Duck l. 900 Paper Shades at your own
price. S..oLa.nsrs and
pediecs supplied al New Yors prices. " x-s@
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.-The mem- ns.sgsm
lY1 bers OF LAFAYETTE ROYAL ssyE&4
ARCH CHAPTER. No. g, are summon E7y8MN
ed 10 attend called meeting OF their G&zssSS
Chapter THIS "wednesday EVENING, at their
Hall, on Broad street, at o. clock.
BY order OF the NJ. z. High Priest.
au2 u2elL* AUG. ARSELL, JR.. Secretary.
GTOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICH. g
C MOND MASONIC BUILDING ASS0- Xxx
CITATION are hereby notified that the/ W
THIRTEENTH INSTALMENT is now due, and
immediate payment must be made.
ROBERT +. MAcoMBER, Treasurer,
au 26-lt corner Main and Tenth streets.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Mr. Francis
7. Isbell, auctioneer, sold on yesterday q
lot on the southwest corner Of Broad and
Eighteenth streets, A by Al feet, for $3.50
per front foot. Total, 81, ,l66.
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8ittrnlond 1ispattk,

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH -
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATiON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS.
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-26

A XLE GREASE, in boxes and kegs
IA the best and most economical article irr mil ~
geariug, carts. and carriages. IL Is warrahteu 70
stand any temperature; It combines the DOGGY anu
huldity Of tallow, beeSwaS, aLd Tar Keepa tie
axles always cool: and does not run on anu W. -
unsurpassed in cheapness ana auranlntS FOR
sale by It. w. EoN Efs,
au II No. 1906 Main s!reet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-08-26

We confidently assert that few medicines have
given such universal satisfaction But few cases
OF tetter, ringworm, itch, barber's Itch, poison
oak, fail readily to succumb to few applica-
tlons Of BESsoN'S SALALEM BROTH.