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DIscu<sa0n IN 7Hanover-P0rtcr Uscd
Up-A Rnrprlse. @
Correspondence VI the Richmond MspatcA.l
- OtD CnuRcHr HANovER,{

Correspondence VI the Richmond Faepatca'l :
a 4 ~~~ Otp CnuRcHs- IIANovER,
Oct. 10, 1870, at sunset. }
Editor Dispatch: We are certainly PROUD
Of this days work. Porter's tail was pnils,o
out TODAY by Col. j. X. Connolly, OF Ric i
mond. Mr.. M. Humphreys. from hlsii,
mond, called negro from the upper ent
of Hanover to the chair; Porter pp1 ~
the debate, two hours longs vi. W
molly replied, one and thrce-9uartGcL i"ur'
Porter again, one hour VI a,r.,;n
h,IC nm hour; Col. Connolly. ten minutes
i".t md Porter closed in twenty minutes,
| n,,t;rcly worstcd; acknowledged about MS
imprisonment by Butler, III Nortolk, III
iSfI Connolly took him OH everything ne
had done since 1864 told him about REL
Woods and that he aud his party were the
cause Of the high prices OF everything, ana
that the Yankees that were here amongst
rs did not employ the negro as laGorers'
Porter said he employed two In his house,
Connolly said, because he was a candidate
for Congress.
am not able to give You full descrip-
ton Of his speech. He certainly took Por-
ter bv surprise, and roasted him alive. If
he could meet Porter ut his appointments
through the district, believe he would
cause his defeat. He is too much for him.
The colored people were very much sur
priSed TO see Connolly stand before Porter
and point his finger so close to his nose. lie
is 4 bold speaker.
wish every Conservative i'll this district
could have beer here. Such thraShln@
was never before given to this infamous IN
dir!dlml.
our friends are in high feather to-day.
The discussion will add much to our
strength in this county.
Col. Connolly delivered most eloquent
addresses on each occasion, taking our
people completely by storm. Many, OF our
old Sober-Sides became 50 much elated at
the unmerciful castication administered
that they could hardly restrain themselves.
In one instance, venerable old citizen OF
the county exclaimed that Patrick Henry
had come to life. Yours, CARO-:
i. S.-I{rmphreyS came near leaving his
pantaoonS, he was so uncomfortable.
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THOMAS HUGHES, NJ. p, better known as
"ToM BROWN who is now in this coun-
try, is a popular man even with Americans.
But he lis not likely to add to his reputa-
ton, nor enhance the fame of his own coun-
try, by making such speeches as the one he
delivered in Boston few nights ago, in
which he played the part of turnkey rather
than that of & man. We know of nothing
more disgusting than the apologies made by
certain unworthy Englishmen for the fact
that nine-tenths Of their countrymen sym.
pathized with the Confederate States in
their late struggle with the United States
We have had some curiosity to see and heal
Mr.. HUGHES; but now we are not sorry
that he has determined, as we infer from,
his attitude towards Boston narrow-mnd.
edness he has determined, not to visit the
Southern States. A poor specimen of l
statesman lie must be indeed who cannot
sec that the South fought for freedom and
those personal rights which are supposed
TO be SO dear to every Briton, whilst the
North fought for dominion and power, and
has destroyed everything like constitutions
government that ever existed in this coun
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ScHENcK TO BE SECRETARy-M'. Chase
Washington, Oct. 14.-The recent elect1ons
have produced but one important result
that of transferring Schenck from the house
of Representatives, where he was the ieader
of the Administration forces, 10 the heau Oh
the Interior Department. The Democratic
party has gained nothing;
hear to-day that Judge Chase is past
recovery, His domestic establishment here
has been broken up.--X., an Baltimore Sun'
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MINISTERIAL CALL. The Leieh-street
Baptist church has extended unanimous
call for the Rev. John Pollard, Jr., Of Ur-
bana, Va, which has been accepted, and
he will enter upon his duties tomorrow.
Rev. Mr.. Pollard has been pastor Of the
Urbana Church for the past nine years.
Baltimore Sun.
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DIED.

A. .rhc Me,,ows y the r'si'encc CT his g,T.na-
cher W,,T,ms"n rallev, IN Hanotcr county
apsF Of The S so pn' Of p John C. and
Group ,n :" Mostly. in the fif,h year OF his sge.
Hewas a lovely nd inter esting child, and even
At his early age attracted the notice oil every 9,e
III h oss Of Gis mind. j. A. ).
SpI ha p.,;1iovs herald will please copy
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Official Returns StiIl Needed-Elcc-
tiOns 10 be President
Grant in the Arms OF the Polits-
CLANS. dc.

clans. Sc.
Correspondence of The Richmond Disratch.l
WASHINGTON. Oct. IT. 1870.
"Still in doubt" has been the response
to numerous inquiries to-day anNiously
made concerning close districts. 1t is not
in doubt, however, that the gains made by
the Democrats have disheartencd the Radi'
calS, and quoted their boaStings consider
ably. At this rate of progress the Con-
>rryatiyes have reason TO rejoice: and If as
much results to their advantage on the Stii
of next month as Oh the 18th Of the present
month, all will be well.
Talk of conteStlng elections Is already
heard. That was 10 be expected: but the
changes to occur between now ana me
time for conte>ting the elections of this
season may produce different results than
are expected by the parties proposing to
contest. Gen. Schenck, who did not want
to return to Congress, will, it is said. con-
test the seat of Campbell, who beat him.
Some of the Presidents friends regret
that he is gong over to the politicians so
openly, predicting that it will certainly be
the means of defeating his influence with
the party. and render it impossible for him
to secure a denomination. other aSpirantS
are glad to see him so mindful Of political
not0ricty. In New York and Missouri the
Republican party has "split, and there is
IL faction in each state using the President.
That is the beginning Of his downfall. The
politicians themselves will desert him and
nominate one of their own calibre. This is
already Il subject Of conversation, and there
is Il party for Grant a. we'll a. Il party M
the Republican ranks forming against him.
1t i predicted that evidences OF their
growth will he made very manifest when
Congress meets this winter. TlMoN.
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Observation-Disclosures

ME- PHYSICAL REGULAlioN.-lhe
cou.e; Of disease often Re beyond our FiRn', """
we learn THAR nature only by Inc sym
we find ont our physical d"prnTt'?. IL may 'r'"7
r.o,rt tor,id liver or inactive Kidneys. or dis-
,n,n,..d ,,ou, ,ch. ot. impure blood. Row MiSli-
rms HERB BITTERS is II standard remedy
for working out morbiic matter ana PURIFYING
the blood and sccreti"ns for in'igoral'ng tue
ernmach: forcing with healthy action the liver ana
snIe.u: healing AMI strengthening The kidneys :;
imoattinr elasticity t. the muscles, ana calm
ror,c 70 the nervous system. TIE dehilialed ana
cufoe,le,l Of both sexes and all ages will find H.
fine ou;v true .afc aud satisfactory etamachic ana
alt rativc Bjtters IN use and u"der It's 71talzlnS
operation perfect health aud splendid splri's are
insured, Sold everywhere. &C li-coul"N"l1
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STATE OF VIRGINIA. COUNTY oF uESRICo
do solemnly swear that the above statement is
true To the best OF my knowledge and belief.
s. Il. SMITH, Cashier.
Subscribed snd sworn TO before me tDls lSth
daS Of October, 1870. >r
j. NJ. MURRAY, Notary fuolc.
I. DAVENPORT. JR.,
JOHN PURCELL,
- j, II. BLAIR,
Ioc list Directors.
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ME- NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS.

GREAT BANGAiNS
handsome Dress Goods, only 2oc.; rich Alpa'','
only eOc.: pest-make CaiicocS, only FAC: '"ou'
fer mems and boys wear ut zoe; AndfosVoSs'''
Blrachcd Cotton, lsjc.: good LtnscVS, E5s.'
ori,,s ,75 A lot of Atwood Flanncls only zoe.
;a,ljas, Heavy White Hose, lIc., elsewhere &c !;
Ladies, White IIandkerchiefs, 5c.' Crash LOT
Towels. lOc.; Huckaback Towels, lcc.; No"'-EEcu
.ca,Ilcs. 80: Corsets, Laccs Edeings, Em3roi-
der,es, Sh4wls, Blankets, Tichings, ollcloth'
Broadcloth, Cassimcrc@ Ladies and Gents WOOL
len Shirts and Drawers, Linen ehirt5' irls" LII
ems, Shlrt-Fronts, Eeckties, Aainsooks, Jacone's'
s.isses, Ribbons, NapkiuS, jet Jeweiry, aiiu' III
short everything kept In
FIRST CLASS DEYGOODS HOUSE.
Having bought most Of my goods at auction Tor
cash enables me 10 sell goods al prices THAI can
not he equaled In cheapness in this state am par
Ties In want OF cheap and reliable DRY GV0DS
Will find It very much to their interest TO give me
call before purchasing elsewhere.
4. GJLDBACK, 60T Broad street,
between 9Th and 7th sti Gets.
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The California Mssons have abolished the
decree forbidding subordinate lodges to
bury the remains OF brothers who commit
suicide.
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The LATEST NEW YORK FORGERY lFrom
the New York Herald. Oct. ia little
flu,tcr was created yesterday i'll Broad and
Wall streets by the discovery that r. I.
Stedmau Il Co., brokers. OF NO. ii Broad
street. had been rictlmZed by some sklllill
!oreer out of S20.000 in gold. Shortly after
| = o'clock on Wednesday >tternoon man
| about tive feet seven inches high, and about
thirty wears Of age. presented himself al the
desk OF Stcdman d Co., with an order on
printed slip heading. purpOrtin- to be from
| Phelps. Dodge X Co., asking the firm TO
purchase for them SID.GO0 lii gold ut mar
| liet rates and TO send by bearer 100000.
| This order was presumably signed by Mr.
w. ID. Porter. cashier Of Phelps, Dodge u
Co.. and az Me>srS. Stedman IL Go. had
| been in the habit of receiving and filling
such orders and delivering gold i'll the
same manner for that house, they never
questioned the order or doubted its
@cnuincness, and handed over to the torScr
two gold certificates for $4,000 each, num-
bered .1S5 and l 1888, respectively. lester-
day morning, when the order was presented
to Phelps. Dodge II CO., it WAS at once pro-
nounced spurious. Messrs. Stedman g 20.
Immediately notified the police detectives,
and they went to work vigorously, and in
the afternoon had tracked one Of the certl-
ticates in the hands Of Bates d Brown,
bankers, who had received it from the First
National Bank. No arrest has been made,
however. up to the hour of closing business
on the street. MessrS. Stedman q Co.
office boy thinks that he has seen the forg ]
! in their office before, and he probably took
| The lay Of the place, and was evidently
either well acquainted with their manner OF
doing business or was in collision with
some one connected with Phelps, Dodge \
l - hn,sa xyho was NpSSrS. SfeIman IL
Co. saw that this loss will not affect their
| business very materially, and that they will
continue to buy and sell gold and stocks as
1
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AIUTlCE To SHIPPERS sssss.ls.. ~. ~:
" rne ps.sts oj The JAMES RI-esssss.ess--.Ssass,
YER AND khNAWHA CANAL COMA NJ
,iill leave .he dock usual promptly ri !: ", on
Freight and tolls on goods for Lylich@ar2 &;1o
eyoad collected on dsl!yerg OF nTsna.S :; ~, s2g
~ .dnr,iad cnusrsuees, but no ubiEnt'cn Is So
,,,,1t III deliver .o~a freight elsewhere J..n a!
nv nttCe o. the DOCK without special aEr@c'ne@t.
rs, freight VII! no: he delivered I'll! chsfHes S-s
paid.
Boats lc aged and insured.
Geii EDWARD DILLCg. AGENT
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NAT FALL-1SI0.-T. X. PRICE n CO.
are now opening tho choicest and fullest S'"cN u
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS
ever exhibited In the South. Families ana 'her-
chants are invited 10 call and see the novelties L.
every department.
Parties wishing fall or winter soods may ieci as
sured of getting everything Of tue BEST quaitl'
and s lo;y rs Il can be sold In The United states
Now opening. elegant stock OF LADIES bres9
coods in black and colored gro-Rraln, tttonAh'
ponpetes and other Silks, Velour, Velour impera-
rice. Cheue Poplins IA novelty for snitsl, EN-
nress Cloths-all shades, F. Merinos, De Lsines'
,lnacas. Gro De Zurich Reps Velour, ETC., e'c'
american De Laiues and Prints lmnenso Us
eortment at prices, 10, L. l5 90 and 2ac., 20 eS'
abo.,fnps. Cottons, T0weliHgs, Diapers, Mp
t,ns crash. Linseys, BIankc $, F!annels, etc.
Large supply Of Cloths and CasBtmereS Tor gents
and bows. both In French, English, ana domestic.
Underwear for ladies and gentlemen.
Hosiery. Thread Lace, and I'm. Lace Collars ana
CoIIarets. Edgings, Inscrtings Bands, ctc., etc.
Shawls In Cashmere, blanket-lons and square !;
Black Tibet, square and long; Scarf shawls. etc.
Mourning Goods specially; Velour lmpera-
tricc, entirely new; Ottomans, Tamise, Bomoa-
zines. Double-face Mohairs. Alpacas, De LANES,
Zurich, etc.
Everything guaranteed in color and quality In
this department,
". floods cut for merchants at New York
jobbing rates. L. Il. FflCE oo''
90 iioi hain etiect.
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RYL,SD II. NoRyELL, formerly with 1saac 5y-
Gle. WIN H. Il. TAYLOR. BENJAMIN HoLTZ, AMI
Miss ALICE HARDEs1Y, are with me, anu woaid
u, pleased to be favored with = call from tnciT
friends and the public generally.
oc3 q. rNLIp->Sh'
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CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPEIe.
The assortment of CARPETS we now oilef IS W. W.
or the best selected that we have ever ollereu ,,e
purchased our stock this season direct Iron" nnich
manufacturers, and can show some S's'e' "''
cannot be surpassed tn beauty. ,nny pRITs-
Look at our genuine ENaLioii
sELSat g. IS per yard ,pussFr,s at
$50 and al.Go per yard; r.,,r ,rayENI-
runEr.pLYs INGRAINS, HEMP ana Enn-
1 N TAN CARPETS, In great variety at very
low prices; r>ptrccETS. MAT
IlN"' ahu LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street.
coLoRED WOOL sPREAnS, G E,rIScS and
EORTERS, BLANKETS SfihN'' 40
rr,gI,ECL OTHS. very cheap. -o ~ y
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mAwxNE ENTELLEGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC. OcT. II, 1870.
sun rises. e.eo Moon rises. II. II
nm sets .... sal High tide. ....... 10
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,,,rxuAI NOTICES.
spEss - .ss.--.--- - y---Is>-"~~
n Az EACKNOWLEDGE-

~WE HAy EsACKNOWL EDoh'-
ut We rron great many Of our lady no.s,
keepers that oil tbs credit given ,,s rolls &C.,
,ha'. ,raakfast or te .-tables, is altogether que
en ,, , t.c, of their using the great home: sn ,r
n ~ s%T now,ers. WAGEEe's VIRGINIA fhA 40,
p ,e smpe, cheap, and at all times rei,
able they have no superior Sold by druggists sta
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--------.-.-- ..44s-as-.ssss- -a----
SHIPPING.

NOR NEW YORK.--The Old = =
z Dominion Steamship COMPANY sEsssssssxsas
elegant side-whcal Steamship WfANOkE, CAP
tain BoURSE. will leave her wharf at hocAe,,i'
on TUESDAY, October 18th, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ
Freight received until Tuesday mnrninE9 o elock
Fare, sl2; Storage, So: -ound-rip tickets wv
For freight or passage, apply 70 NV, ..
oc u ., 20. 3 Governor street.
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TRESII ARRIVALS.

TICS at factory prices. w -
FREsH A#KIvALs'
The undersigned begs u call the attention II
BUYERS 10 his entirely FLESH STOCK OF HEY
GOODS now IN store aEi receiving IL is cohh-
IDENTIFY believed that H. sock superior to II II )
hocp exhibited IL this market slice the war. It
has bs en- selected with great Care and with special
reference 70 the wants Of this community.
We invite particular attention 10 the foil""ins
1ircs Of FnRE[et y and DOHESTjC FABRIC,
which w. are or eparedt ~ exhibit IL large quahIi-
ties aadgrsat vari"'y:
M1ITRNING GOODS iofevcry DESCRIPTION III
AuPaChS,
RHMRAXIjES,
RgrS.
OTiOdA>c,
TAMIcE CLrTiiS,
MOUSELIN>,
MtEIntS, 81.
In DRESS GOu;:$, our stock Is really attr"c-
tive. embracing all Of III" LATEST NOVEL
rILs and VIII be sold a. low MS imila- good eau
be- bought aay whcrr.
We csu spc-isl attention ID our lagg" asso =
mcut Of CLOaKI,tiS in FclFc. Eei'cteens,
Cloths &c. Also, CLDAkS lrcady made anu III
great yatict-) aud a ;,:Hgtl,liceat line 81 sha"iS
CLOTHS and CA>>lME;.E-. for men anh h"Er'
of both foreign and lr.oc,ttc M iEuiactnre:
nEKIHD UNDERWEAR Tor ladies' ana CENTRE
men:
FLAHSELS. CtLIyots, Ll>SIrT,
gn.,WN and RLFACuED CnTT0SS,
lRlSH LINENS,
HO>IEEl,
HANDKERCHIEF
GLOVES,
real. aud mi rkrID% LACE-,
EMBROlDERlE &c.
In fact our stock Is complete in every psrticu-
lar and we cordially invite AZ Ition by all
In want OF fretclass goods at the lowest possible
figures. JoliN " " OJbfAH' o
III Main street.
=. S.-Merchants visiting tGis city are invited 10
examine onr stock ard Ia coDvaced that wo mi!t
supply their wants at northern iobbirg rates.
Sc 90 I'm j. =. NEo.'FiN-
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NAT G, DOGGETT &c CO., No. - GOV
ERNOR STREET, corner of Franklin, have re-
ceiyed a general assortment Of CARPETlNGS,
FLOOR UIL-CLOTHs, MATTINGS, CURTAIN
GOODS, WINDOW SHA DEs and PAPER
uANGINGS, with the usual supply of UPHOl-
STEERING GOODS, tor the fall trade, which VIII
be sold ut very low prices, and PAPER-HANG-
ING aud UpHOLsTERING Of every description
executed promptly. oci-2E
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NJ FLANNELS! FLANNELS!
FLASEELS!..
We call particular attention to our 'tocN u
FLAMES. We now offer
rIJTp AND RED FLASEEI-- Warranted III
,yoo!. at 25c worth 3oc. per yard;
Full yard-wlde, all 200, SHAKER fhAS Mao
at Soc per yard worth S5:.
WHITE, GAFY RED. and Sl.UG ;" IL "H'
FLANNKI.S Ii al qualities:
ENBROIDERED FEhnEEnS:
DeEnA ELaNNEL5 II III coiors;
Also, full assortment OF BLEAItlkh nh" ~
BLEACHED CANTON FLANNELS, from
lG3 to So. per yard.
LEVY BROTHERS,.
1918 ard i2l5 Main street.
cOATs,S SPOOL COTTON, all Nos, ~ sVc.
per dozen. -----------
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NISS SUSAN f. WATKINS HAS
YI OPENED A BOARDING HOUSE on 9th
street; between Clay and Marshall, where she will
be pleased TO serve her old friends and any who
may desire DAY BOARD on the most reasonable
terms She has several delightful chambers which
she would like filled with nice families, members
Of the Legislature, or medical students.
o.
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EDUCATIONAL.


DICHMOND FEMALE INSTITUTE
h
This institution is now open, ami lis Vsilous
,iasscs ara in successful progress.
Our arrangements are very complete, ana lhe
corps nt teachers Is large and able. - =.
PUPILS may still enter. with the assurance o.
finding faithful instruction and appropriate classl
iicaIi N Tor all. of ShstorcT grade.
For circu,ars &C., aprlytn
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4 CARD.-The confidential business re-
"A lations that have existed between myself and
aar. sTEaR%S for more than five years past VIII
terminate ON the LIST day OF November next, when
give flace To his son.
AS evidence Of the faithful discharge OF my re-
spoisible trusts refer TO llc following comnuni-
cation, witt, the hope that shall not long rsinulu
unemployed. ID. H. GAiih'
nICiIMoND, Oct. 8, 1870.
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NOR BALTlMORE.-Steamers stTi 111s;M1ss
II STbTE OF MARYLAND will da2ssaass.s.
leave her wharf MONDAY. october II h: at
O'Clock T.. NJ. Freight received up to ~ o'ci'cS
+. H. For freight or pass.s,e apply To- ,
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me- IRISH LINENS at %, 40, ID, anu
5oc.:
LINEN TABLE-CLGTiS, iuli TWO EardS i'"F'
at 81, worth fl.5o;
81 per dozen. worth ST.. and Size:
ReIDAi, or UONEY-C0MB QUILTS, large
.poufh for TIL, largest bed at 81. so, wofth $50
, ,arr,. SOCK OF BE; BT4A.- EEI5 from 1Ito F!'
= vai-: GINGHhMS n Zoe. per Ya!d' bEl'-
TICK at loc. per yard C0IFoRTaeS At = 81 !;
!af gc-sIze HEAVY WOOL BED sPhhhn9 ~
s3,So war;a IS WHITE CORDUROY, CO.
.DRED CORDUROY, RALMORhl4 Shl"ts oil
nxarv .'escripttou. ~ LEW BRotHkHS',
1918 and l.l5 Main street.
Take notice tLai our store Will be ctsed MIN
ia ! the Eth, on rc1unt .: holdaES. "to
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BOARDING.

ENTLEMEN NAY OBTAIN FIRST
VI CLASS BOARD and LODGING. or NEAL
Only. Ivy ap?ly ing 81 the northeast corner OF gtt
and Ma, shall &c lists
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DEPORT OF THE CONDITION Of
hTHE FIRST NATIONAL BAEk OF KtGH-
I;ND. VA IN THE STATE OF NIRGl MA,
At CLOSE OF BUSINESS On THE sIh DAY
OF OCTOBER, 1870: ..-.
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1880 ----- ICUHI,I
- RICHMOND, Oci. s, 1870.
For the last five wears Dir. b. II. SMITH has had
tie entire control VI the busu o. my Office Civ
ijg notes signing checks, and generally actiag rs
MY agent and ;rtor1ey. -
Ill isdaeta hid, tina, should say that i'll all re-
sbects he has more than ptcased me-. We have no
ID tier business mui In our rnitlst aIl1 would not
uprt with him for any m,n other than my IL son.
q Recommends him to any house In want of q first
Class bOok-keeper OF HI sine IS IT nm. ID.
nc l4-4tk FRANKLIN STFAREs.
d OSENDALE CEMENT.--a0O barrels
AZ beat lu1lily daily expected. For salcby
ocls A. \. LEE,
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This nj :asantly-locatcd HOTEL, unsurpassed
by any house in the South for comfort ana heaith!
locality Is now open 10 travellers ana others
seeking accoinmod .tIon. A call Is s0liclled.
Omnibusses VIII be found az the diferent 9epots;r
go va VIM. 4. WRIGHT,
no 1p,x Proprietor.
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TOR. RENT THAT SUBURBANHs
Il RESIDENGSE, AND. MARKET-tIAR-6 iii
DEN lately occupied by r. ~. McGruCer ED.
half mile east or Richmond, ON Faltbn Hin. TIE
house Is new, ten rooms, m good order; she gar
den confirms fifteen acres we'll laid off, and
large orchard or select fruit. Possession 1st Oc
tober next. LEE GODDlN,
sssu lll3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

BOARDING. by MRS. MARY E. MOTT
ID LEY corner of 4th and Franklin streets.
Desirable rooms and table not SURPASSED BY any
in the city. oc 18Th S&N0t"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

MIGHT SCHOOL BY S. Il. PENDLE-
~ TuS, 4Tu STREET. BETWEEN, MA II
AND FRANKLIN, oil TUESDAY, THURS
DAY, sud SATURDAY NIGHTS.
TERMS 50 per month III advance. oc l-lmS
MFRS. DIR. MUNFORD.-Thc fifteenth
I'VE session o: Mrs. Munford's school will begin
on Inc FIRST MONDAY IN OCTOBER, ut her
residence No. l37 Cary street. se?c-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

NOR RENT, TWO FIRST FLOORMs
E ROOHS, with ire- places. small dress Ill
ing-room connecting one front basement-roon
between 7th and stu streets, suitable for the ac-
commodation OF small family without children,
for professional office. or for light respectable
w. B. .RuPINS, l0o2 Main street.
4 oc IL TIT, Th, SEMat
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

TOR RENT, that very desirable RE- al
4 SlDENCE situated on the Brook turn III
bike. within quarter of II mile Of the corporation
fine containing fourteen acres OF land BRICK ana
framed house, Kitchen, stable, hurn, ana 4,hcr
houses upon the W .nitsps all In GOOD ORDER. ics-
session can be had In Il short time.
'0 I'D. EACHO.
ne 17at Real Estate Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

w ANTED, HORSE or MULE to feed
w during the inicr--ihr same tn b.. worked well
fed and taken care Of. Address G.. care Dispatch
Office, &C Is u
| w ANTED, 10 CARPENTERS: In
w ulirc. JOS. hLlARD. JR..
&C l5-2t% corner 2Otli and 3la streets.