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VIRGINIA HOTEL.

Ia f.. SCHEFFER, Proprietor. II
Has been remodeled, repainted and furnished
with entirely new furniture and beds, and ranks
now among the first class hotels of the country
A fine Livery Stable, Bar and Billiard Room
are attached. E8.l 1g' e3 sol 10 ktAos aTi I
i. GRs~ Omnibus free. 6ao1 sd5 Us -ja eIaIl {
au11-tf a.rtr. % ~ as ,-q-f /
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EXCHANGE HOTEL, RICHMOND-
"a la9t BOARD So. PER DAY
This old and leading hotel of the city has been
recently repainted, and is now ELEGANT and
PERFECT in all its departments. eaoA s7I.e4
+ The scarcity of money in the country and the
great desire of the proprietor to make his char
ges so as to enable ALL of his Old friends and
the public WITHOUT EXCEPTION to stop
with him, has determined him to reduce his rates
We TO THREE DOLLARS. PER DAY .hlc
In doing this, however the hotel will remain
IN other particular ts sRarn
its far-spread reputation as being a First Class
House in every particular, ard THE hotel Of the
city. 81 1875. 'i-ls-. 20 f'l11 .A5. Ht' iVi
Patronage solicited. 80 & f5A-a
staoiiuof,ao5 40 j. l.. CARRINGToN.
oct 2O-6mo. ps sIga3 slst Proprietor.
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John DUER & son. "a S. Charles St.,
D Baltimore, dealers in Builders and Cabinet
Hardware--Hair Cloth, Chair Cane, &C.. offer to
Country Merchants, Builders, and Cabinet Ma
kers, complete assortment of goods in their line
at low prices. They are also sole agents in this
city for the N. River Marbleized Slate company
and are able to Offer great inducements in
= These goods are fully equal in appearance and
durability to the Marble, and are about so per
cent less IN price. - .f-sa-- ap7-1y*
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Boots and Shoes.


4 M. SIMPSON, having taking the old
IN. office of DIR. Donaghe, on Main Street,
opposite Dr.. Chapmans office. is prepared to
--a&.@ LADIES, MISSES, AND eMs
go ~ % - iCHILDREN'S SHOES, HWV
of all styles and of the best quality.
Having fitted up neat room for the acCommo-
dation of his lady friends he will be pleased to
have them call and leave their measures for any
ton, as usual in each and every instance.
feb25-tf
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PayaW Up.

! A counts READY. and we NEED the
IA money, and will still take greenbacks at
par for accounts, notwithstanding gold is advan-
cling steadily. A word to the wise is sufficient
au11 PIPER, DRAKE s. CO.
NOTECE.-Our accounts to LIST of July are
IN now ready, and our engagements are such
that we must require prompt settlement with
all indebted to us. al Is ItreT
july28 KAYSER & YOUNG
NJ OTiCE.-My accounts are now ready up
~ to the first of May, and ALL indebted to
me are requested to make prompt payment I
MUST have money, and trust that this call will
be sufficient .s5a p"e r. @. LOGAN
Fishersville, May 18th, 1868-tf
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Hotels.

80 JOHN M. LOCKE D1is MRS. MARY C. LUPTON.
A MEXICAN HOTEL, ss4i ..ltr |sit04lrh
N HARRISONBURG, VA.
This well-known Hotel has been entirely reno
waited, and the new Proprietors promise that
Guests shall receive every comfort which we'll
stocked Larders. clean Beds, and attentive Ser
wants afford. uaa..l l.i.f ha.sl oraC j ss9d3
i TERMS-S2 so ner day ,-e... ,dac1-9n,s
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VIRGINIA INSURANCE COMPANY.

: = - Ag6HC.-
s Peck s. Cushing, Agents at Staunton.1 1EoH
DIR. VIM S. McChesney, Medical Examiner.
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Home Office, 1914 Main street. Richmond, Va
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ITO! FOR CHRISTMAS! Just receiv-
I'LL ed fresh supply OF WHITE FURS for
Ladies, Misses and Children.
Parties making Christmas Gifts should exam
inc these Goods before purchasing elsewhere.
c.. A. HELLER,
dec22 Bruce's Corner.
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PARDoSs GRANTED AND REEUsED.-H. IL.
Wells acted upon applications for pardon as
follows prior to his departure for New I ork !:
Edmund Floyd, convicted in county court
Of Lunenburg, March term Of 1869, of petit
larceny, and sentenced for one year; Will
liam Smith, convicted in Petersburg, De-
cember 1868, of house-breaking, and sem
fenced to ten years in the penitentiary
Robert Lowry, convicted in county court OF
Bedford, February 1869, Of larceny, one
year; George Campbell, convicted in LOU
doun county, April Sd, 1869, of unlawful
stabbing, one year.
Pardons were refused in the cases Of
Robert Hogan, from Roanoke, for horse
stealing, six years johnson Brown, from
Grayson, for same offence, one year; Simon
Crowson, from Accomac, for aiding in COM
mitting burglary; Lawrence ROane, King
and Queen, for hollse-breaking Henry Gar
nett, from Petersburg, malicious cutting,
ten years Ben Gray, from Chesterfield, for
maliciouSly obstructing railroad track !;
Anthony Wilson, from Caroline. for barn.
breaking and larceny of wheat, six months !;
Thomas Fl. Potts, from Norfolk, eleven
months in the county Jail, accessory to en-
beZzlement: James Timberlake, sentenced
March 20, 1869, for grand larceny, one year !;
George Tucker, Petersburg. November 16,
1866, five years for obtaining money under
false pretences David Kinney, from Lou
iSa county, March s, 1869, one year, assault
with intent to kill; Charles T. Emanuel,
from Campbell county, May I, 1867, twelve
years, horSe-stealing Jack Ballard, from
Norfolk, October, 1866, twelve years for
cattlc-Stealing.
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

SAMPSON JONES. JR., will sell at 10 O'Clock
good assortment of wines, groceries, liquors.
&C., &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS will sell at i2,o'ciock NJ
In front of Henrico courthouse, tract OF
land in Hcnr!co county about seven miles
below the city.
COOK & LAUGHTON viii sell at 10 O'Clock. at
the residence of Mrs. Tazcwel, on Fifth street
between Grace and Franklin, general aSsort-
ment of household furniture.
LEE & GODDIN will sell ut 10 o'clock. in front
the county courthouse, a tract OF land In Hen
rico on the Darbytown road.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at O'Clock
two excellent framed tcnements on Brook
avenue nearly opposite Peter Lawson's.
THOMAS ". KEESEE, No. 1877 Main street, will
sell ut 10 A. NJ. IN assortment Of gcntcel house
hold furniture, books. gold and silver watches
&C., &c.
GRUBBS : WILLIAMS will sell Mt Chesterfield
Courthouse ut l. o. clock 4 valuable farm. with
good improvements, near the Courthouse.
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we observe this morning, under head of dissoiu-
tons and cO-partnerships, that the old and we'll
established house Of WALTER ID. BLAIR S Co.
have made n change but arc gratihcd to see that
our old friend Colonel BLAIR and our younger
friend JULIEN BINFoRD comprise the new firm,
and are con dcnt that the long experience of forty
years and wcll-known judgment of the former
combined with the marked energy and enterprise
of the latter Is bound to maintain, If not excel,
their high and wcll-dcscrvcd reputation.
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maj. .453


Senators Elect
CONSERVATIVES in Roman-Radicals in HdlicS,]
First District.-Alexandria, &e.-Edgar
Snowden, Jr.. Thomas E. Taylor.
Second District.-Fauquicr, &c.-Ihomas
n. Latham.
Third District.-Orange, &c.-Daniel A.
Fourth District.-Statford, &c.-Charles
Herndon. w
Fifth District. ct.-FluYanna, &c.-W. P.
Mosely (colorcd).
sixth District -Albemarle, &c -
Beasley.>
Seventh District Buckingham, &C.
Frank Moss (negro).
EIGHTH District.-Nelson, &c.-Thomas
p. Fitzpatrick.
Ninth District Franklin, &c.-]ames
Tenth District.-P ylyania.-Abner Al
Eleventh District Campbell. .-RobertL L.
Owen.
Twelfth District. - Bedford. w. r.
Terry. ...-s-
Thirteenth District.-Halfux.-Dr. Mark
A. Harris.
Fourteenth District Charlotte, &c.-J.
". d. Bland (colored). "
Fifteenth District.-Mecklenburg.-F.W. ".
RGSRett.
sixteenth Distributing George, &c.-
Seventeenth District. = Caroline, &c
- Massey.
Eighteenth District.-Gloucester, &c
w. 4. Perrin.
Nineteenth District City, DC.
A. r. Courtney, C. Campbell, n. Smith.
Twentieth District.-Norfolk City, &c.
W. II. Taylor. a..s...-
Twenty First District.-Nortolk County,
&c. George Teomoh.
Twenty-Secohd District. - Nansemond,
&c.-W. L. Riddick.
Twenty-Third District. ct.-Greenesvile, DC.
D.. q. Carr.
Twenty-Fourth District.-Surry, &C.
- McDecitt. = ~. a.
Twenty-Fifth District. brunswick, &c.
W. 4. dustin. n"
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TESTIMONIAL TO JoHN CooLEY.-A num-
her of John Cooley's friends are getting up
n subscription for him as testimonial OF
his faithful services in the late canvass. He
would call on his friends personally but for
the fact that he was placed somewhat hors
du combat by the premature explosion of Z
sky-rocket during the hate iollification. Any
one wishing to contribute anything towards
the testimonial will please call at Scotts
barber shop, on Main and Eleventh streets.
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Picnic AT WEsT Po1NT.-The Sunday
school of the Union Station Methodist
church are enjoying the anticipation of a
pleasant picnic at West Point OH Thursday
next. The glorious ride in the country, the
beautiful scenery, the saltwater bathing,
the soft crabs, and the pretty young ladies
who are going, are inducements that the
Church Hill Young men cannot resist.
Everybody will 90. Tickets may be pro-
cured from any officer of the school.
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BEAUTIFUL WoMES.-If you would be heauti-
full use Haean's Magnolia Balm.
1t gives 4 pure blooming complexion and re-
stores youthful beauty.
Its effects are gradual, natural, and perfect.
II removes redncss, blotches, and pimples: cures
tan, sunburn, and frcckles, and makes lady OF
thirty appear but twenty.
The Magnolia Balm makes the skin smooth and
pcarly, the eye bright and clear, the check glow
with the bloom Of youth. and lmparts fresh,
plump appearance to the countcnance. NO lady
need complain Of her complexion when 10 cents
will purchase this delightful article.
The best thing to dress the hair with Is Lyons
kathairOn.
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WORTH TRYING. popular brand Of

ALPIIA " HISKEY,
which has been analyZei by Dr. j. Il. MCCAw,
who pronounces 1t perfectly pure and entirely
free from fusH oil, copper, and all impurities, Is
rapidly gaining weI-deservcd popularity. 1t Is
being sold at such moderate price, and its quality
so undoubted we feel sure that persons trying II
will find it equally as good as whskeys sold at
double It's price.
w. ID. BLAIR Il CO.. proprictors,
Ninth and Main streets.
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New LINE OF SLEEPING CARs.-Therc will
soon be established on the Danville railroad
between this point and Greensboro, n. c.,
Il line of Slecping-cars, under charge of Mr..
Hcber c.. Burlington. The ears will be of
the handsomest description, and provided
with every comfort.
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DWELLNGSF FOR RENT.-BRICKM Ms
u TENEMENT, on Eighteenth between Id
Broad and Grace streets, ten rooms Kitchen. 3c;
FRAME HOUSE, corner OF Twenty-Eighth and
Leigh streets, five rooms kitchen, &c.
Franklin streets. six rooms ;. Kitchen &c.
FRAME TENEMENT, Twenty,Fourth between
VI and streets, four rooms kitchen, &c.
FRAME HOUSE, corner of Twenty-FIfth and
VI streets, four rooms, &c.
BRICK TENEMENT. on Fourth between Grace
and Franklin streets, eight rooms; kitchen. &c.
BRICK HOUSE. corner of Third and Leigh
streets, six rooms kitchen, &c.
BRICK HOUSE. Twenty-Fourth between Broad
and Marshall streets, eight rooms; kitchen, SC.
STORES.
BRICK STORE and DWELLING on Main be-
tween Twenty-Third and Twenty-F0rrth streets.
BRICK STORE and DWELLING on Main be-
tween Twenty First and Twenty-Second streets.
BRICK STORE and DWELLING on Franklin
between Sixteenth aud Seventeenth streets.
BRICK STORE and DWELLING corner o. FIJI
teenth and Main streets.
BRICK STORE Go. 10Y on Fifteenth between
Main and Cary streets.
Applyto LYME BhOIHEh,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
iy12-N WE l439 Main street.
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COUNTRY AIR.-rhe Sunday school of the
Third PRESBYTERIAN church will visit the
country, by means of the Fredericksburg
railroad, on tomorrow at SE A. 81, and
being few in number, room will be afforded
on the ears for others than members OF the
school. Persons wishing themselves or the
members of their families to breathe the
country air for day, and enjoy Il pleasant
picnic, CARRYING their own baskets, can
have the opportunity with unusually plea
SAINT facilities Particulars with regard TO
the trip can be obtained by calling on Mr.:
Thomas s. Baldwin, corner of Main and
Tenth streets. or ut Mr.. j. Blairs drug
store, SO Broad street.
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ELECTION RETURNS.

The RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN Rich
uoNp.-Thc commissioners and their Clerks
on Saturday finished the work of counting
the ballots cast Mt the late election in this
city. Below il the result, showing de-
cided majority for Walker and the rest OF
the Conservative ticket, except Porter.
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WHEAT is coming in from the Virginia
and Tennessee and Southside and Danville
railroads consolidation line) quite freely this
week in from two to four days from Roanoke
county. 4 delay Of several hours occurs at
the junction, which, we suppose, necessa-
rilY arises.
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Walkers majority so far, 2o,2S6.
The smallness of the totals is owing to the
fact that the difference between WellS's and
Walkers votes is given for some counties,
and not the votes themselves.
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SERGEAETs OF PoLIcE.-General Candy
has appointed the following sergeants of
police in this city =: Henry Richardson, Ar
thur Rooney, John o. Spraggin, Benjamin
F. Bull, D. G. O'Conner, John Rankin,
James Connolly, Daniel Tourgee.
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Ho FOR THE SPRINGs.-A good portion of
Kessnich's fine band will leave the city this
morning for the Salt Sulphur, where they
will spend the summer.
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EMPRESS NOTE PAPER.-We have from McSsrs.
a. II. CHRISTIAN 4 Co. n sample OF Empress
note paper, the latest European agony In the btHef-
deur line. For invitations, regrets, apologies
etc. II il one Of the noatest things ont. TRY 1t.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.


MINIATURE ALMANAC, july Il, l'Co.
Sun rises ~ 4.4s Moon sets. .o.05
SIM SETS ....... 7.l2 High tide. "OG
PORT OF RICHMOND, JULY 10, ls69.
ARRIVED,
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New York. mer-
chandisc an! passengers, W. G.. Dnnllam ( Co.
steamer Eliza Eancox, Clifford, Norfolk, iner-
chandisc and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
SAILED,
Steamer State OF Maryland, Baltimore. mer-
chandise and passengers, Harveys < Williams.
Steamer Saratoga, Alexander, New YORK, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. c. Dun ham & co,
Schooner Maggie W. MAR, Forbes, Norfolk
merchandise, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED,
Barquc Kawc, Widgren lat City Point), for Lon
don, with tobacco, :. c. Tardy & Co.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, July I0.-Arrivcd, steamer adj
scncers, Richmond and York River Railroad, and
sailed Oh return:
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BITTEN BY A MAD-DoG.-A little child of
Mr.. II. l.. Destler was bitten on Friday af-
ternoon by dog which was thought to be
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, the HOUSE and LOT G:f
F No. sos, on Sixth between Clay and M
Leigh streets ut present occupied by II. c. Nor
ton, ESQ. The house has seven rooms -four or
which are handsomely papercd>, besides bath
room. closets, front and rear porches, Kitchen,
servants ROOM lumber house, wood and coal
houses &c, In the yard city water, gas, and gas
fixtures, In the house.
THE premises are In good order and In an unex-
ceptional neighborhood. Possession given lmme-
diately. For terms, apply to
No. 8l7 Seventh street,
L.. uoar City Sprnp
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WOOD AND COAL.

TN LAYING IN THEIR WINTER
Il SUPPLY OF FUEL, my friends and the public
will please remember that on Eighth street between
Main and Cary they will find full supply. Of
ANTHRACITE, GLOVER BILL, and MlDLO-
THAN COAL, and OAK and PINE WOOD.
- j. M. PITCHER,
Eighth between Main and Cary streets.
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NFILKMAN WANTED.

A reliable and competent MILKMAS wanted.
Steady employment and good wages. Applyto
jy9-3t DUNLOP & MCCASCE.
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PERIoDIcALs.-Turncr favors us with
Ecery Saturday and the pictorial week.
lies, of which he has full supply.
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Members Elect to the House Of Dele
gates.

BcdtOrd.-J. b. Henslev, d. II. lnulhlali,
and DR.. B. II. Moulton.
Bland.-A. Davis.
Botetourt.-Carey Breckenridge.
Buchanan and Wise
Brunswick.-John Digger.
Observation-Disclosures and Perkins (negro).
Charlotte. .-Grdham and RdJSdate (ne-
go).
unrds (negro), and Henry Con (negro).
Campbell.-J. w. Daniel, Murrell, and r.
c.. Burkholder.
Cumberland.-JanesL L,pscomb (ncgro).
Culpeper.-John r. Strother.
Carcline.-R. o. Peatross, John Nj. Hudg-
in.
Clarke.-W. w. Arnett.
Carroll.-F. w. Lindsey.
Dinwiddie.-Elis Wilson (negro).
Elizabeth City and Warwick.-Battett
and White.
Essex Wentworth.
Fairfax-,Iob HawxhurSt.
Frankln.-G. w. I. Greer and Is. n.
Hatcher.
Floyd.-Gcorgc Young.
Frcdcrck.-D. J. Miller.
Fluyanna.-Hcnson.
Fauuuier.- and Marshall.
Giles.-F. W. Mahood.
Greene
Grayson.-
Gloilcester.-Jamcs n. Stubbs.
Goochland.-J B. Miller (ncGro).
Halifax.MW. w. Wood, Alexander Owen
(colored Conservative, Isaac Edln,hoSoii
(colored Conservative.
Henrico.-Sce Richmond city.
Hanovcr-W. Il. Wim and C.L. Ihomp-
son.
Highland.-See Bath.
Henry.-C. y. Thomas.
Isle Of Wimht.-G. Il. Atkinson.
James City,. S. Norton negro.
King and Queen
King WiIliam.-B F. Jones (negro).
King Gcorge.-W. A. J. Potts.
Lee.-William Mcdonald.
Lunenburg.-Stith Boiling.
Loudoun.-William Matthews, Isaac ID.
Budd.
Lancaster
MeckIenburg.-John Watson Mesro), S.
". Dodge.
AIatthcws.-IIcnry Bell.
Montgomcry.-R. a. Miller.
MiddleseX.-L.C &. BriStow.
Nclson.-W. i. Williams.
northumberland
New kcnt.-W. II. Brisley (nesro).
Nansemond.-D. II. Thayr.
Northampton.-Jamc G. Toy.
Nottoway.-
Norfolk City.-A. S. Scgar, II. ". Bo,cden.
Norfolk County and Portsmouth.-Luthcr
Lee, Jr., 4. L. IVooduorth, and Charles Z.
Hodges.
Orange.-Dr. David Pannill.
Pagc.-J. w. Ashby.
Powhatan.-(See Chesterfcld.)
~ Data 1fornT11 (norrN( lain
Fdyermdn (negro.)
Prince Edward.-T. p; Jackson.
Prince George
Princess Anne.-John Hodges (nego).
Prince Willam.-W. A. Bryant.
PulaSki.-W. j. Wall.
Pittsylvania- Michael Clarke, Fulton,
and w. Coles, and Gosney.
Patrick
Richmond City.-A. Bodcker, A. NJ. Kei-
lev, William Lovenstein, Stephen Mason,
L. II. Frayser, j. B. Crenshaw, j. s. Atlee,
G. X. Gilmer.
Richmond County
Rockingham.-Bradley and HarnsbcrSer:
ockbridge.-William Mclaughlin and
S. b. Morrison.
Roanoke.-J. a. McCaul.
Rappahannock.-Zep Turner:
Russell.-J. II. A. Smith.
Surry.-Fretz.
SUSSEX
Shenandoah.--J. L. Campbell.
Smyth-John A. Kelly.
Scott.-E. +. Tiller.
Statford.-J. c. Shelton.
Spotsylpana.-J. FL. Kelly.
southampton - Burgess.
azewell.--Hcnry Bowen.
Warwick.-(See Elizabeth City)
Warren.-S. S. Turner.
Washington.-George Graham and j. f.
Terry.
Wythe.-J. Fl. Fulton.
Westmoreand.-George Walker.
Wise.-(See Buchanan.)
York.--R. Norton (colorcd Conservative.
Conservatives, So; Radicals, 52.
RecapituIatiOn.
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Mrs. KAvAsAUGH desires us to say that
she is not q begger. Nevertheless, Mis-. n;
is in want, and the kind offices OF gooa
neighborhood would not be misplaced
extended to her.
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FURNITURE, DE.

~--<~<~>~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-S~~
FURNITURE, MATTRESSES, &c
L HARDWOOD & RITTER, opposite the post
turc to order any style of FURNITURE and
MATTRESS.
We have now on hand the most elegant STOCK ,i @i
CHAMBER PARLOR, aud DISING-RoOA
FURNITURE that has been seen In 2icbmone ios
many years. CHAMBER SETS can be DoGSht ~
our establishment from s3s 10 $500.
MATTRESSES aud PRISG BEDSos al styles
made 10 order and warranted rs represented
AS the prices OF most other goods are eonaiins
down, we have reduced the price ei every aasiS ~ ~
aid before the war. 7 LII I'm waist OF FURNII S Shh
or MATTRESSES can make snorey Dy , ex M ~,
our stock before buying. We have goodS W sui'
the rich or the poor .,,,c,rrp
opposite the post-ontce siaih street;
10 .I-sm Aisnuona' re'
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE july 12.-
Gipson z. Miles, Paris, KY; wv. Smith,
Sbland Va
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCH"
,s LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
IATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
rArFRS OF THIS CITY.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By THE HUN
DRIED at the Dispatch office.
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EOR RENT, A DESIRABLE FAMl.
Il IY RESIDENCE, corner Of Franklin and Ill
Foushec streets, recently repaired and thoroughly
cleaned and now ready for occupancy. II has
ample servants rooms stable and carrlagc-house
&C.. &c. and for terms, &C., apply TO
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Twenty.siyth Distric t.-Chesterfeld, &c.

Twenty-sixth Distrie t.-Chesterfeld, &c.
W. T. Martin.
Twenty-seventh Dist rict.-Petersburg.-
Franklin Wood.
Twenty-Eighth Distrsct.-Accomac, &C.
A. T. Johnson.
Twenty-Ninth Distriet.-Hanover, &C.
J. d. Smith.
Thirticth District.-t;umberland, &C.
John Robinson (negro).
Thirty-First District Frederick, &C.
W. d. Smith.
Thirty-Second District.--Page, &c.-John
E. Roller.
Thirty-Third Distr!ct.-Highland, &c.-J.
4. Waddell.
Thirty-Fourth Distr t.-Rockbridge
&c.-William 4. Anderson.
Thirty-Fifth District-Botetourt, &C.
Edmund Pendleton.
Thirty-Sixth District.--Montgomery, &c.
John E. Penn.
Thirty-seventh District.-Grayson, &C.
A. NJ. Davis.
Thirty-Eighth District.-Pulaski, &c.-J.
NJ. French.
Thirty-Ninth District.-Lee, &c.-G. H.
Kindrick.
Fortieth District.-Washingt &c
James 5. Greever.
Conservatives, 30; Radicals, 10.
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jy 12-cotl.

jy 12-eod:
EOR r tit.s
Al SlRAI I #.N.
between First ana ccCunu 49,, -.os...~.
pied by Captain George r. Myers, now In the occu-
pancy of W. NJ. Jones, Esq, containing ten rooms
with other conveniences; gls and water on the
premises. Yard tastefuly arranged and adorned
with shrubbcry, shade trees, &c. Possession can
be had the lst August. Apply to
L. ID. EACHO, Real Estate Agent,
iyS-Ct No. Fourteenth street.
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CHEAP WOOD! CHEAP FUEL
y Look at this and come and see. Good SEA-
SONED PINE WOOD, per half cord, long. s"..1
per half cord, sawed ready for use, @2.75; per
cord In the yard, $3.50.
T. A. PACE, Agent,
Onlce and yard, OILS Basin bank,
ie Is between Ninth and Tenth streets.
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uARD COAL, HARD COKE, HARD

WITH OUR WOOD AND COKE COOK
w IN SUMMER.-Choice OAK and PINE
WOOD sawed or split by steam ut our factory,
being of superb quality, Is the readiest, pleasant
est best aud cheapest, cooking fuel for SUMMER.
to buy bituminous coal for winter. Office, Ill
Main street.
in oS-lm J. Is. w AIhlNc.