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Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-20

The WARM WEATHER MATCHES A
CHIoKEN.--'The other day number Of
eggs were taken from the hea house of
one of our citizens and transferred to a
bowl in the pantry. The weather was
hot-very 1922 in the shade. Severa
days after, one oithe family was surprisel
on going into the pantry to discover
the head Of little chicken peeping out
OF one of the eggs having picked his
own way lnto the world. The egg
turned out t, have been a nest egg, and
tx little chicken, which is still living
owes It's existence to the strange combi-
nation Ct many hens and the hot wealth
er. This is the fest chicken we ever
heard OF that never had mother.
Verify, it is remarkable fact
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Norfolk Post Office
July 20, 1869. Persons calling for
letters will please say that they are
advertised :"
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Special Notices.
DERRY DAvlspAIN KILLER

s.~~fTTss.> Has become an article OF
saSasa ~ cOmmerce,-Which no med
A. sA AA ic!ne ever became before.
h E&M EM GrGtt is ~ much a Item i'll ev-
EZ 10 HrBery bill OF gooGs sent to
&N<<EW country merchants as lea,
MS<$4SE< coffee. or sugar. Tnis speaks
volumes in is favor
lGlens' Falls Messenger.
Rev III l. Van Meter, Burmah, writes,
The Pain Killer has become an almost
Indispensable article in my family"
Hundreds OF missionaries give similar
testimony OF its virtues.
Rev ] q Stea, us writes, IS consider it
the best remedy for Dyspepsia | ever
knew"
Rev Jabez s swan says, Il have used 1T
Tor years in my family, and consider it an
Invaluable remedy"
Rev NJ Il BiXny writes, II have had
occasion to use this Pain Killer very FREE
quently during my residence i'll Burmah
and have iouut IL very useful medicine.
I dill IL OF tbinl, l could visit the jungleS
without il. In case of Collie, Diarrhea,
and holera, the Pain Killer gives speedy
relief, ana tor many other ailments
have found it beneficial 1t is popular in
Bun NAH, among the natives as well as
Europeans. L always carry it with me
for my own benefit and the good of the
people where CO."
ijul-lm
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-20

MAGNOLIA VA rER.-Superi6r to the
best i'm ported German Cologne, aud i'd
at halfthe pllcs. 1ulO go l
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-20

Rev. W. A. SMITH, D D.-rhe Bal
timore Episcopal Methodist thus speaks
OF this gentleman SO well known in this
section and in Virginia owing to his long
connection with Randolph Macon COL
lege:
The Doctor heath, We are sorry to
say, is considerably impaired. This is
attributable to bis almost superhuman
efforts in behalf Of Con tenary College in
| Missouri. lnce October last he has
travelled and preached and delivered ad-
| dresses through the State until his phy.
| slcai powers were completely exhausted
| His medical friends have advised him
to rest and seek relaxation at the Springs
In Virginia. 1t is hoped that bis s0iourn
east OF the mountains may have the dc.
sired effect
The venerable man has arrived in
Virginia, and is now sojourning in the
mountains. We sincerely trust that he
may soon b. e5Jorei to his u,aa health
IMPROVEMENTS. Norfolk Continues 10
improve, Buildings are going up in ev-
cry section OF tins city, aud N my more,
we understand are to be constructed in
the Fall, MAJ. ii t4o,u will be hand
some and styitfti Duildiugs, while others
are being built ~ poor NED anxious to
supply themselves and families with a
home, which is, however humble, pref
cradle to living in reuted houses. There
have been about six hundred houses of
all kinds erected In this city since the
War, ami one OF two hundred more, il is
expected, will be constructed before next
Spring. This is " one of the BEAUTIES"
OF the success of the Walker party, and
the downfall of Radicalsm AMI Bour,
bonism.
Norfolk day book. [volume] (Norfolk and Portsmouth Va.) 1868-1880, 1869-07-20
'ENHIRTY YEARS Experience
in the Ire a tment of Chronic

'ENHIRTY TEARS Experience
in the Treatment of Chronic
and Sexual Diseases.-A PkysioIog-
icaI Vaesv Of Marriage.-The cheapest book
ever Notwithstanding nearly. 800
pages, and $50 fine plates and engravings
of the anatomy of tho human organs In
a state of hea- tn and disease, with tres-
tise on early errors, its deplorable conse-
quences upon the mind and body, with
the authors plan of treatment-the only
rational and successful mode of cure, as
Shown by a report of cases treated. A.
truthful adviser to the married and those
contemplating marriage who entertain
doubts of their physical condition. Sent
free of postage to any address on receipt
of % cents, in stamps or postal currency,
by addressing Dr.. LA CROIX, No. 81
Maiden Lane, Albany, N. Y. The author
seases upon which his books treat, either
personally or by mail, and medicines
sent to any part of the world,
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SELF-HELP For THE ERRING Words
~ OF cheer for Young Men. who have
fallen victims to SOCIAL EVILS. desire g.
better MANHOOD. Sent in sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, Box 2, PhiIa.. Pa
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Fruit.
FRANCES, y unt. none Lemons % oVa ~ ", W
ursnSe. pr BOX S3 Cranberries, 2zaz3
ar mi. 8l5al6 Cocoanuts pr loO 10
E,s. rer Id. DOa25 Chestnuts' .' Soai "a
EifSerts. Itc. Walnut. l"c'
Fla1SeeG' .o
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TX BANKRUPTCY.-The following peti.
tions in bankruptcy have not been before
published :.

TX BANKRUPTCY.-The following petit
tions in bankruptcy have not been before
published :
Richmond C4ty.-L. A. J. Conrad, E. W.
Tompkins, John W. Moore, James J. Foster,
Timothy kerse, William T: Seay, David
Hentschill, James NJ. Brooks, w. w. Phillips.
J. Salomonsky, W. G. Green, George w. West,
George D. Harwood, Il. H. Isbell, James H.
Nuckols, cambridge Ball, William E. Mon
cure, Peyton Johnston, Gabriel Neudecker,
Charles w. Neudecker, Larus Cherry, Pow
hatan Weisiger.
F7,sunn7n. II. Lee.
Spotsylraata. Sanford, NJ. W. Ford,
Soek5ridos:SE. S, White, James Sanford.
Hanouer. Jacob A. Smith.
King and Qtsee7s.-J. N. Jackson, Chris. Lump
Rnp,ahanaock. k.-B. F. Clark, George W.
Clarke, Charles r. Kemper, Bushrod w. My
ers.
Petersburg.-Richard Bagley, S. S. Noting
ham, Theo. Elazer, Thomas B. Worsham,
Uriah Feibleman, John G. Griffin, B. D.
Evans, r. W. Broadnax, William t. Smith,
Benjamin S. Turner.
Gree1,suiue John R. Jones.
LouisG.-James w. Chewning, R. N. Trce,
William T. Grafton, William 6: Richardson,
William g. Walton, Colonel +. Smith.
King George.-Thomas Lee.
Curoline. e.-Thomas r. Hay wood.
PutSyLrnH,I.-.I ameS r. Lewis, Jonn w q.
Motley, T. c. Keats, ). S. Kendrick, Robert
Carter.
HaIifar.-C. NJ. Atkinson, J. w. p. Crews,
W. J. Dunn, w. T. Ballow, Jr., John a.
Green, John w Davis
Po,0hntan. William T. Davis Josiah Smith,
r. f. Hague, Richard A. Swain.
Ordage.-Charles Z. Goodwin
Neo Ken.-Arthur G. Mason, S. G. Sclater.
Goocbland.-James M. Haden.
Henrico.-G. l.. Bosher
CheSterfeLd.-A. u. Woodbridge.
-Nddieser.-Allen d. Reade.
Culpeper .-R. @. Brown.
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Mr.. HATCHER's LECTURE At THE FIRST
BAPTIST CHURCH ToNIGHT.-1n compliance
with a special invitation from some Of cur
best citizens, Mr.. Hatcher's lecture on the
Advantages of the Modern Dance" Will
be repeated at the First Baptist church to-
night. We may add that this call was made
upon him in Difference to general and
earnest desire on the part of our people to
hear him. His lecture needs no commenda-
tion at our hands. Wherever delivered, 1t
has won the highest applause. The best
critics have pronounced it an inimitable
satire. It's humor is rich, cheerful, and
iryesistibly funny. If any man wants
months laugh, we advise him to go.
We would also remind our people of the
worthy object to which the proceeds of the
occasion are to be applied. AS mentioned
a few days ago by our Petersburg corre-
spondent, the First Baptist church of that
city, of which Mr.. H. is the pastor, had its
house of worship struck by lightning and
burned soon after the war. 1t was one OF the
most costly and elegant church editices IN
the State. Its members, almost entirely
out of their own resources, have rebuilt it..
To finish it they need about two thousand
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MILITARY PERSONALS Major General
Stoneman has ordered Brevet Colonel D..
Huston, major Of Twenty-third infantry,
to the command of the Norfolk district, and
he is expected to leave for that post to-day.
Colonel Huston is an officer of experience,
frmness, and good discretion, and will no
doubt administer affairs in his district IN
an able manner.
Colonel Garrick Mallory, of General
Stoneman's staff, who was sent down to in
vestigate the Norfolk disturbances, has re-
turned, and will soon report the result OF
his investigations.
Brevet Major-General Granger, COM
manding at Camp Grant, has been absent
some days at the North, but is expected to
return to-day.
The hop at Camp Grant on Wednesday
night was, we learn, very brilliant affair.
Among those present we're Generals Stone
man and Wilcox, Judge Rives, DR.. Goldy
of Lynchburg, Colonel Anderson, COM
manding at Petersburg, and many others.
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THE CLERKsHIP OF THE HUsTINGs COURT.
Mr.. Washburne gave bond yesterday, but
declined to qualify as clerk, stating that he
was not at present ready to enter upon the
duties of the Office, and that when ready
he would take the necessary oaths. MIR.
Howard will Of course be clerk until his
successor qualities. He and MIR. Jinkins
have both been applied to to act as deputies
under Mr.. Washburne, but positively de-
nlinnl
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Everybody is complaining of hard times. and to
judge by the crowd we saw at LEVY BROTHERS,
yesterday 1t must be Now the fact is that
money is really scarce and the people are neces-
sarily compelled to purchase where the most goods
can be had for the least money. Fully realizing
the condition Of cur people. the LEVY BROTHERS
sell all such goods are required by those whose
means are limited at or near about cost. The con.
sequence is that their store is crowded when Others
are empty. We say to all who are in need Of dry
goods and have but little money to purchase with,
go to LEVY BROTHERS.
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CALLED TO PHILADELPHIA.- Rev. George
Jacobs, pastor of the May o-street congre-
CATION of Israelites in this city, has been
unanimously invited to take charge of the
Franklin-street congregation, Philadelphia,
Pa, formerly supplied by Rev. DR.. Isaac
Lesser, one of the most distinguished OF
American divines. The Philadelphia con-
gregation are earnestly desirous of securing
the services of Mr.. Jacobs, but he has not
yet decided to go. Apopular minister and
a good and useful citizen, his loss would be
seriously felt in this com munity.
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dollars. Mr.. Fl. has availed himself of the
invitation to speak here for appealing to
the generous kindness of the Richmond
public in behalf of his church. We are
sure that his effort will be crowned with a
success as creditable to the iberality of
our people as 1t will be helpful to the cause
which he represents.
The large and elegant audience-room Of
the First Baptist church has been pre-
sented to Mr.. Hatcher as the place for his
lecture, and we predict that he will be met
by brilliant and overfowin audience.
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INABAD PL1GHT.-On Wednesday night
a young man, without hat, coat, shoes, or
pantaloons, knocked at the door Of a negro
named Phil, in the suburb known as Bow
ling Green, and stated that he had been
assaulted on the Mechanicsville turnpike
by four armed men, who stripped him of
his clothing and robbed him of a gold
watch and Considerable money. He gave
his name, but the negro does not remember
it. 1t has been suggested that this might
have been one of the convicts who escaped
from the penitentiary on Tuesday night.
The detectives would do well to look after
the matter.
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The CELEBRATIoN-EXCU TO ASH
LAND.--A special train will be run to Ash
land on Monday next to enable our citizens
to attend the celebration of the Franklin
Society of Randolph Macon College. More
than one hundred young men belonging to
the Mu Sigma Rho and Philologian Socie-
ties of Richmond College have signifed
their acceptance of the invitation of the
Franklin Society to be present. A large
number of our citizens will also attend.
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"a SLIGHT CoLD"-CoUGHs.-Few are aware
of the Importance of checking cough or slight
cold'' In its first stage that which in the begin
ming would yield to mild remedy, II neglected,
soon attacks the lungs. "BRowN's BRONCHIAL
TRoCHEs" give sure and almost immediate relief.
1.-THE TRoCHEsn have proved their efficacy by a
test of many years, and have received testimonials
from eminent men who have used them.
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: MILITARY AssIGNMENT.-By General
Orders No. from Headquarters First Dis
trict, Brevet Colonel Daniel Huston, major
Twenty-third United States infantry, is as
signed to the command of the sub-district
of Norfolk, which will embrace the counties
at present comprising the first, second, and
third divisions of Observation-Disclosures
at Suffolk.
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Assauks.-James Fl. Jordan (soldierl,
charged with assaulting and beating w. FL.
Crosby with brick, was discharged.
W. "A. J. Smith, charged with assaulting
and beating Ann W. Clark, was fined FIVE
dollars.
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BEFORE JUSTICES WADE AND TYLER.
The Henrico Bigamy.-Dabney Minor,
the negro charged with bigamy, had o
hearing before Justices Wade and Tyler
yesterday. The accused was confronted
by two ministers, who had married him on
different dates. He was sent on for indict-
nnnnf
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The NINTH-sTREET BELL.-The Mayor
has appointed two negroes to ring the fire.
alarm at the Ninth-street belfry. They su-
persede the white men hitherto employed
for this duty, and they will be paid salary
of forty-five dollars per month each.
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PARDoNs.-The Governor has pardoned
Andrew G. Stone, convicted in Hanover
of receiving stolen pigs, and sentenced to
the county jail for six months.
Also Henry Davis, convicted by the Hus-
tings Court of Norfolk of larceny, and SEN
fenced for five years.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK b LAUGHToN will sell household
furniture, &C., at 10 A. NJ.
WELLINGTON GODDIN viii sell at 4 P.
NJ. a brick and shingled building on St.
James's street next to Male Orphan Asy-
lum, .......
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosTOFFGCE JANUARY
Is, 1S69.-Charles Z. Whitlock, Richmond,
Va. John Thomson, Goochland Courthouse,
Va; J. j. Wilder, Savannah, Ga. Alice
Scott (colored), New Hampshire; John H..
Anthony, Richmond, Va; Eliza Johnson
(colored), Wilson's wharf, Va. one letter,
no address; Walter Sydnor, Sharpsburg,
KY; Thomas Tutweiler, Fiuyanna Court
house, Va.
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The ORAToR1o.-Haydn's oratorio of the
Creation, as produced at the Theatre last
evening, was a perfect success. 4 large
and brilliant audience was present, and
the performance was such as to warrant
repetition, which will take place on Tues
day night next. The late hour Of this
writing prevents such notice as the per-
formance deserves.
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c,p,rpRy GOODS EMPORIUM

VI ~ tlF Tllk
81 rr7Y o. RICHMOED
s. Is TUE
sar~THFRN DRY GOODS STORE"
y ''"| onDDe or every description can he
q '"'f 'nv-rr PRICES than at any other estah-
he. "' r,r sncs.iou arises, How can theS sell
. e, ,,scr prices than other h""ses IL is
4 40, answered selling '"S ''''E ""' n,''e "'s
..s' any other establishment: in this State,
4 ~. enghlc3 to purchase Inc "''"'e oi '"ciF
h .'' Ss from me commission merchants,
@"' e.-.-. and importers. besides purchasing
-'" rt,a .~eat trade sales In hew York,
'''-' .,.,- N. pr.ft paid to iobbers by smaller
,N,.hmeuts. On, ,,
W. r,-,a A. sL2s and $3.50;
.,Ir, AND wool PcPLIN suitable for
~HI - travelling dresses at s5c. per Tard
-.rrs b. cheap at aL2s;
,,l,.s CLOTHS at 75c. worth Sl.25;
.".IEgARLE r0rAINS, Wide goods, ut Soc,
considered cheap when we sold them at
..r,y,s cvvJ-rNT FRENCH DELhIN.ES at
s,-. worth sc per yard;
~ arrkCAS st soc. worth 4nc. per VI rd
r.s. BLACK POpLIN ALPACA st 7Sc.
var,h$:
.gnvp ALPACAs at Soc. worth Soc;
.,ryrvD HROCADE DELAINES at lSc. worth
Tx SILKS al So. $3.50, and 81, worth $3.50,
u and 1850.
. .4...c. COIORTD SILKS ct sl.2s and Sl.so
Nth :. snd $2.S.:
.,.r,t.y.s ~ STA WIS at fl worth $3.50;
....~,jiS at s." w"-th 81;
...uDrrH,s HOODS at SOC. worth Soc;
....v@<'- HOODS 81 soc. worth RI;
s.rufr FLANNEL, ali wool. st 27c. worth CSC.
a.aIrE FLANNEL, fuu yard wide, AL wool, at
s.. worth eoC.
gynana YELLOW FLANNEL, all WOOL at Soc.
worth :Nc. -
.I-.yycRAY y nua RED DTWILLED FLANNEL,
n.c.of a 5sc. worth 45c.
.,,.TrN FLANNEL =; log aud @oc. worth 20
uvsEy. s3TlNEgS at Soc. worth 75c.;
.,...-fvsRg> at 75c., SIC. 81, &l.25, and $3.50;
N uTH> Al 81, 81. 80, and "a:
,roTH CLUAkS In colored and black. from $a
% $40;
vUFrS Al s3.75;
fr-E c4pE. at $3.50;
.uupsEN'~ NERiND SBlE1S al sizes, at
s3r.-s,u" If which are worth $3.50;
,glLgRnN'S FLEECE-LINED co 0TTON
rLuTEs a. 100. worth CSC;
,rr>.>TlK FLEFCE-LINED GLOVES for
misses grt lGias at e5c. worth so ana 7sc;
agsvY I&EI2-LINED SILh GLOVES KID
: galsH ~ 7Sc. worth $3.50;
WurL HOSE for children at TO- 12s, and 15c. n
rasr;
tYGHt%s. or CARRIAGE ROBES, at 70 rs
worth Is;
.r.Nl.S sNN WIS At :! so worth So;
t4ulE ,roTHS, pury linen two yards long, at
.,,earlH 81:
rI<.N % YIlsS $'.I3worth II 80 per dozen;
tl,r..sw.tE T.3Nrtl.S 1t 40 per dozen worth
=,
HUuKAEACk TOWELS atS2 IS per dozen worth
-:
.3TruN nrAVFR al Ais piece worth $3.50;
unan. RUSSIA DlAPEG, pure lIuen, At $3.50 a
r..rr wor'hs2:
uhgE L+CF vErls nj sc. worth sc;
fgDN = ard Blue 6AHAGE. Tor wells, at 4oc.
worth 5o.. l-r ward:
a.I, rgEES, ana BROWN BkREGE, for
.,.na nj 500. worth -sr ,ar ward.
FVE,.r,. CRED ruItARS Al 10 IS 90 and
7sr-uu, ale-ualr their value:
2,t.a, SASH .4!d BONNET 4tiGBQNS nj much
Hraty regular prices:
.lr.,-a.Ly WHITE QUILTS at 81. IS worth 1880;
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8iclrn1oltd 1ispatth,
Is, 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIs-
PATCH" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BINED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
OITY. .m
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VERY SELECT FUEL.-An extra article Of sea-
soned, heart forest pine, and SOLID dry oak wood,
sawed or split, for kIndling and eaokfng for sale
at less than If done by the hand Secure 1t to-day
Order at WATKIss, CoTrRELL & Co.'s, or steam
fuel factory Canal near Eleventh street.
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PARDoSs REFUsED.-The Governor has
refused to pardon G. R. Ridgway, United
States soldier, convicted of larceny and SEN
fenced to the penitentiary for five years.
Also Daniel Wheeler, convicted from
Essex county.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG Il POToMACD
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA. January ii, 1865. }
ENCURSION TO ASHLAND ON THE
~ OCCASION OF THE CELEBRATION At
RANDOLPH MACON COLLEGE.-To enable
persons To attend The celebration at Randolph Ma
con College IN MONDAY next, 18th January in
stant, an aN|URSION TRAIN will be ran to
Ashland leaving the depot corner Broad and
eighth streets at j:i5 p. NJ. Returning, will leave
4 hshl ,nd on conclusion Of the celebration.
TICKETS (GUpD ONLY FOR = HIS TRAIN).
for the round trip, Only ONE DOLLAR. to be
procured ut the ticket office, corner Broad and
Eighth streets. j. b. GENTRY,
General T icket gent.
SAMUEL RUTH, Superintendent Transportation.
In l5-M
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REL1GIoUs.-Rev. J. L. M. Curry will
preach at Fourmil Creek church, Henrico
county, on next Sunday.
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NJ. ELLYsoN Il CO. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
lshers' rates. for cash. Apply at this efice.
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SHERIFF ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Pillow has
been appointed sheriff of Elizabeth City
county by General Stoneman.
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DEPUTY CoRoNER.-Dr. Peterfeld Trent
yesterday qualified as Deputy Coroner of
the city of Richmond. DR.. Little's i'll
health has rendered southern tour neces-
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.-The grand officers
will 20 over to Petersburg this evening to
institute new Lodge of this Order in that
city.
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SPECIAL NOTICES. NOTICES

.c>E.--Justlan landing, ONE HUN
tChA"''. nr CHAMPAGNE, OF my own
og,i) CASE, or the first brands now known.
,ar ,vv,s CARTE BLANCHE,
j. .i.Cgr SCg r1Ls & cos
@oC"Tro Trox CABINET,
>MTs NIX RaANcHE.
tAS.'<rr AS'%r sad RoUzY, and
.,,|sT + CHAN"oA'7
ossSC ,.sC,n attention to the above wines Just
! 30 ,.,c ..,e aud perfectly fresh
-a Aa,"' '',,c,r Cabinet" was put "p esp"ci-
1ss .,rts superior to any ever sent 10 ,hlr
rt'r MT OSCAR CRAM, .
y 2':y :,r,-,er Of wines. liquors and Cigars
I,' ,Exchsngc Block, Fourteenth street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nyGo TO T. f. GILL's BAKERY,
$50 BROAD STREET.

VIII sell his BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS,
and everything in his line OF business as cheap as
can nc bought in any other establishment, either
wholesale or retail. Come and see for yourself.
ian-lw T. f. GILL, 6ao Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-15

YOUNG BURGLAR CAyGHT.-William Hays
"a negro boy) was caught concealed last
evening in MIR. William II. Macfarland's
laundry,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-15

REMovAL.-Mr. Fowlkes, clerk of the
Henrico county court, has been removed,
and - Thorne has been appointed in his
place,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-15

RE0RGANIzING.-The Philologian Lite
rary Society of Manchester is to be reor-
ganized at Odd Fellows Hall tonight.