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Sayins /. vas-xis,iIs3sl ~

1uy1ne . Wt1o-A &yo7I Io3o1u
1tmiu1Domoof xsssAw
"Among the Arss 16stlSss Fl 1tsxns8R
portion Of New Hamp6kffU ~ u &iDh.
man, who Asst mads NJ .MSGS 1[n r
now the tevn sf DwhAa. II HI - 1gvesI
frugal and industries n6s, ~ aj6Gtosssa
Of that sterling eisns9t islq1seS nsdDI;
ess, selIpd s an:e - hi * Z sasd
some aerss ef lasd, ~ - - = Z tI3n1R
Lsaad "A hnav AilaGR is1q iislisR 81 Gkat-
ing shingles. His uusfks6 wasiH ttn6utt; !;
whittier 10 carried the shihk|ss sfs4 Z ~
boat. ssif isSpssa4 taRs ~ ass ysmsa ~szsa
After time be bought laret sast u
lasd dls whsA .~sew Ssatk -Dsexisav1GG:
This he cleared to . ceusidssshls ,gaDvue
and cultivated. AT the same time Is -!
aged his smaller farm in Duyham, and slilf
continued his trade in sBinSisi. Dwise
those years he was NOT married, ,0tu9 ~
obliged 10 shift f0r himsslf fosllt ~ NJ,
ters Of cl1iH4fy Kat6fe, u6leas 30 ssclS4lE
ed works" with farmers and boardsd viik
them. 2wsl
At the time, which was IN the ssily kits
tory Of our country, shipmasten were aes
customsd to take met and vomsn frosf
ireland, and sometimes ftetk k1kE6d AeaF
tick, or in other words they ksyS Mem
credit for passage, and when tkeJ afFitA4
in America, they, The emigrsnh, allowSd
themselves 10 be "set up" At aaslies fbr
their passage, the person who bid thsm o.
paying the passage money, and alloWisk
the men and women 70; work theneelvG1
clear of debt on the farm sr slssWherGgT ~
A ship load Of these poor mes I'D tUg.
men came into Porhmouth. Th1y, hkes
Others, sold their labor At auctioz, q ~ .
lowedit to be sold by the Captain. III
Captain we'll knew our Irish here sAayisx
traded with him before. Upon the day 81 I
the suction he had sold ont all Of Bic pas.yf
seugers except one woman. For her t6ers
had been no bidders. The Irishusa's bcSs
was alongside the Captain ship, asd the !
latter bantered the forper to "swop", his
load Of shingles for the woman. 6oue,Ss
said the Captain, and the transfer was vsryf
shortly made. '@sseds E9fa1ra sTa 30 tsdi
The sequel b, the 1rstnau russt Ei5e
lasis home, and altar brief eosrshiS,i
married her after tho manner Of Chriaaiae !
custom. Ten or twelve childrsu wsre tIses
fruit of the marriage. OnsF tof the Sody
became 4 general ia the Revoiutioaafy asssi
my, whose patriotism and exploits an a.r
part Of history. Sosays trsdiiipas. ssai,.,l
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HEAP GOALS OF FIRE.

"Therefore If thine enemy hunger, feed him
II he thirst give him drink for in 90 DOM
thou shalt heap Goals Of ERE on his head
Romans XII 20. .li......1 +. .--i g..
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THE WASHINGTON GLoBE.-The Congress
siondl Globe seems to have no friends in the
corps editorial. 1t is constantly spoken of
rs worthless or useless as well as costly.
We beg leave to say word in its favor. So
highly do we esteem the Daily Globe that
we pay the cash for it, and consider the mo-
ney well spent. The reports of the pro.
ceedings of Congress furnished even by the
metropolitan press" as simpletons call
the New York papers, afford no correct
idea Of the real features of the bills pend
ing in Congress nor of the motives actu-
atiug members in advocating or opposing
their passage. The Daily Globe gives ver-
batim reports of what is said in both Houses.
The alterations made for the Congressional
Globe are made afterwards. The DaIs
Globe gives the names of the members
voting on every question upon which the
"yeas and nays' are called, and of all
those not voting. When only the cages
and noes" are called for the names are not
given because not known, the members
simply passing through tellers. The Globe
contains vast fund of information for those
who are not too lazy to read it. The
speeches of Senator THURMAN alone are
worth the price of the Globe. Then every
bill is published in it. Also, all sorts OF
official documents useful in "newspaper >
office and elsewhere. We think Congress
can do better to economiZe few million!
otherwise than to save few hundred thou.
| sand dollars by dispensing with the Globe
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THE MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA OYSTER
TRouBLEs.-The Princess Anne True Mary
lander says: "Some time back quite num-
Der of citizens were arrested for catching
oysters in the Pokomoke sound, and incar-
cerated in the Accomac Jail until they paid
heavy fine. Now, the real matter at issue
to our citizens was and is, not the fine
which has been paid, heavy though it was,
but the right of our citizens to catch oysters
in those waters at all. Originally Mary
lands right extended to high-water mark
on the south bank of the Potomac, and Vir-
einia's right to high-water mark on the
north bank of the Pokomoke. By con-
yention of the two States the waters Of both
rivers were common to both States for the
purposes of navigation and fishing. Now,
the attempt made on the part of Virginia
is, after having obtained and used for nearly
a century all the countless advantages Of the
Potomac. to shut us out Of the waters Of
the Pokomoke rs soon as they begin to
prove valuable" The Somerset (Md.) pa
pers are urging the commissioners of that
county to subscribe to fund to carry on q
suit against the Virginia inspector of oysters.
The oystermen have already subscribed
S2,700.
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DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSIONAL GAIHs.-lhe
Democratic Congressional Executive Com
mittce ut Washington profess to have assu-
RANGES from every part Of the country going
to show Il very great change in the com
pleXion of the next Congress. Particularly
are they sanguine i'll regard to the South
They figure up q gain in that section alone
of forty-onc members, and in the great
State Of New York expect to have an III
crease of from seven to ten members. Some
Of the committee are even SO sangline rs
to predict slight majority in the next
Housc.-Neao York Herald.
Give the Radicals a majority Of one to
start with, and they will soon have the
House by working majority. Many seats
Will be contested, and, as in the last House,
the Democrats will be thrown out because
they are Democrats. In the fifteenth Penn
sylvania district the Democrats will proba-
bly, lose u member; and there are no doubt
other districts now represented by Demo.
Gratis which they will lose. Let us do the
best we can, however, and we shall GER
tanly reduce the Radical majority. We
have no hopes Of getting possession of the
House of Representatives.
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@ AUGUST 3, 1s70.-T. r. PRICE Il
co. have just opened
Superior 12-4 LINEN SHEETINGS,
IRISH LINENS (all pure linen and best makesl,
BLEACHED and BROWN COTTON,
COTTON SHEETINGS, PILLOW COTTON,
BLACK and COLORED LAWNS,
CORSETS, all grades.
MOURNING GOODS:
BLACK TAMESE, BLACK BOMBAZINES,
IRON GRENADINES CHALLlES,
BLACK GRAPE CELLARS,
BLACK and WHITE PRINTS, &C., &C.
NEW FANCY PRINTS constantly arriving.
SPECIAL.
DRESS GOODS now on hand, such SIS
FANCY SILKS, JAPANESE SILKS,
COLORED MOHAIR2, MOZAMBlQUES,
POrLINS, LENOS,
COLORED GRENADINES,
sold off without regard TO cost.
BUYERS at retail or wholesale are Invited to call.
The ELEGANT AND SPACIOUS ROOM over
their store recently occupied by the Kew YORK
Steamship Company Is offered for rent. It's loca-
ton for any kind of business Is uneIualed in The
city-just where alI best city and country trade Is
centrcing. An OFFICE IN base ment also for
rent #. X. PRICE & CO.,
IDOL corner Main and Eleventh streets,
aug nearly opposite post.oflce.
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;,o.l,er would keep il, MIND The facts that

ENQUIRER would keep In mind the facts that
in 1869 the Conservative party formed an
alliance with all who were opposed to the
proscriptive features of the new Constitu-
ton, and that now the Conservative party
includes only those who are opposed to
RepublicanisIn, it would save itself mucil
trouble for, bearing these facts in MIND, IL
cou,d hardly fail to see the injustice OF mold
ing the Conservative party Responsive ,o'
the acts of Republicans, as it does III '"'
following quotation so
"Au that we ask Of those who are aSn No
,;oted with us is to act with firmness anu an;
;ntoIi;crnce in this opposition to hepupn-
nam;sm we ask them TO take precasttlonS
to prevent the unhappy blnnoeis VI 'Ae ~
Now what plumbers does the Enquirer
rofar TO- Evidently 1t alludes to the cleo
t;o, Of Republicans to Congress. This was
,,ot b,under. 1t was wise act. We Ia
| ,nrad Il ut the time, and we feel no regrets
far having done 80. IF we had not done
soft we had elected loud-mouthed Demo.
crats-virginia would not yet have been re-
presented In Congress, but would now be
deploring her folly in sack-cloth and ashes.
Let the Enquirer point out the plumbers "
to which 1t refers, and the people will find
that this is the name which that journal
gives to All act of the highest wisdom ana
the most statcsmanlike policy.
The Enquirer asks lis "Where IS lhe
harm of requiring these pledgesTl we
could answer the question more inteiii'
gently if we knew the exact wording OF inc
pledges. To nominate man rs an enemy
of. Republicanism, and because he Is known
to be such, and then to ask him to promise
never to he friend Of Republicanlsln,
would not seem to us to be stroke oil WIS"
dom, though we dare say the candidates
might very honestly make such pledge
It is not ut all likely that they expect 10
| become Republicans.
Finally, we ask the Enquirer to be as
good as its word. Let it say no more about
names. Let it complain no more. The
Conservative party is, according to its own
definition of its position, just what that
paper would have it. Why it should write
column after column to no purpose, or else
to create dissatisfaction in the ranks of that
party, is more than we can understand.
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ELECTRICAL PHENoMENA.-Persons who
were on the streets last night could not fai
to observe most beautiful phenomenon in
the northern sky, near the horizon. When
we first saw it, it had the appearance Of q
dark cloud several degrees under the hori
zon stretching across that portion OF the
heavens, while beneath 1t was bright red
with the clear sky and the tWlnkiing stars
plainly visible, while flashes OF hgnt were
constantly darting across It's ace from ons
etreaks Of light shot mp nearly 70 the zenith,
and that peculiar appearance OF the sky
which precedes the dawn made that por.
tion Of the heavens look as II day was jus'
breaking.
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The Richmond Enquirer g trusts that M
Conservative Convention viii nominate an.
man who will not announce himself so tho
roughly in opposition to the Republican
party that in the national contest between
it and the Democracy he will sustain th'
latter" We cannot see how any ConSerud
ttre nomination could be made that did no
involve just this thing. Any nominee tina
expected after the election to cooperate
| with the Buffers and Schencks would M
longer be Conservative but Republican
| FrederckSbary Herald.
What would have been said in the goot
old days of Whiggery and Democracy if
candidate nominated for Congress by tho
Democrats had been asked to pledge him
self not to become Wing, or one nomi'
mated by the Wings to pledge himself that
he would not become Democrat? Why
is it more necessary to re9n Oh So "unFeaSon-
. = 4ll :. 'pledSe now? How would the Herald
like to put such question to HENRY
Thomas, or Colonel BARTON, or Judge
MEREDITH, or Colonel GOODWIN, or Mir.
DANIEL, or Judge DICKINSON, or BOB RIDG-
WAY, or any other man likely to receive
nomination?
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HpEs,TAr NDTrCEg.
a-g. NOW IL THE TIMEToP RoCUT

kT now TSTHE TIMETO PROCU
BAKG AIMS IN DRY GDODS--AyA1L YOUR
SELVES OF THE OpPORTUNlTY-CLOS IFG
EOUT SALE ATsA. GOLDBACK'S.--Befng de-
termined not to carry over my stock from one sea-
son to anothess shall for the next fourteen days.
sell the remainder OF my splendid stock OF SUM
mer Goods as and below cost, after which time
they will be closed out at auction in order 20 make
room for large and complete assortment Of fan
and winter goods. have just opened {, 900 yards
at the very low price Of losc. Callcoes, fast CO.
ior1, for a. 10, and 12ic. Linen towels 1ec Linen
handkerchief, Sc. Black silks, from 81: up.
These goods are very low. Also. Irish linens,
shirt fronts, fanpeis, cambrics, Swiss and other
white goods ladies', gents, and chiidren's h?-
slery; and every other style and quality OF goods
to be found in any first class dry goods establish
ment, which we are offering at prices which can
not fail TO please. Remember The place, and give
me call before purchasing elsewhere.
A. GOLDBACK,
e07 Broad street.
aul3 between Sixth and Seventh.
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CHEAP STEEL.-GREELEY, who is fanatic
on the subject of the protection Of Ameri-
can manufactures, says that in York county
Pennsylvania, is large bed of ore, which,
being mixed with middling pig iron in an
ordinary reverberatory furnace at the rate
of one to six, would produce, by the ordi
nary pudding process, pure steel of adj
mirable quality and remarkably uniform IL
character, which can be sold at perhap!
sixty and certainly at eighty dollars per ton
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al. are giving private theatrIcals in aid Of

are are. gifiiing pIiVa1e en l'sss Ass'''
a terrific battle occurred between the
German and French visitors at the Contl-
mental Hotel at Long Branch the otner
day. The Ir1shmen came to the assistancss
of the French, while the Englishmen t09k
ai1os with the Prllssians. Russia 1inaHy
interviewed in the person of the proprietor
who ia native of that country.
pRUssIANs CALLED HOME.
r. is understood that the Prussiaff Consui
a. this mort Yesterday received orders by
cable to send home, at the earliest moment,
the surgeons on board the North German
steamships Berlin aud Leipsig,. now lying
at this port. The surgeons Will leave LOT
New York Immediately, with the view OF
embarking on the first steamer for Europe.
n Is eXneeted that all the men on board the
steamers liable to perform military duty
will be ordered home.-Baltinaore Sun, 18th.
From present indications it appears that
while the Germans have left O competent
force in front of Metz to hold the main
French army there concentrated, they have
pushed their left wing round through Man.
CIV, toward Commercy and Barbecue,
striking ut the French line of communica-
tions. These movements, so threatening to
the French position in the field, may have
been partially counteracted; but to argue
from this defeat of the Prussians, or even
permanent check of their advance, is not
logical.
General Moltke, it appears, is another of
the men who have learned how to set q
bride upon their tongues. He seldom
speaks to anybody, and never converses.
He knows seven languages, but it is super
fluous accomplishment, since he never uses
one Of them. Just before he started for the
war great Spectator in stocks met him,
and, desiring to get hint or two for future
use, said, "Well, General, how are things
getting on?" "Thank you, sir" was the
reply, "my rye crops are getting on beau
tifl1lly, but my potatoes are very back
| ward"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-20

STAFFoRD.-The Conservatives of Stafford
have appointed delegates to the Convention
to be held at Alexandria to nominate can.
didate for Congress. They have also re-
solved to hold county convention to nomi.
nate candidates for county offices. No man
said word in the meeting about "Demo.
Gratis" or Wings"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-08-20

NE FOR SALE, A VERY DES1RA-
BILE BUILDING LOT ON MAIN STREET,
SECOND DOOR FROM CORNER OF FOUR
TEENTH.-Thls lot fronts 2as feet on Main street,
running back about l2O feet to wide alley. 1t has
long been considered one Of the most desirable
business stands In the city.
The terms Will be made very favorable TO the
purchaser. Apply to L. Is. NEWBURN,
Real Estate Agent,
au 1s-Tu, The Sim l0l5 Main street.
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BERLIN, July 80, 1870.

BERLIN, July 80, 1870.
ME- LATEST DISPATCH FROM BIS
MAkCK-Urdcr GULDBa G X, No. COZ
BROAD street, to put his DHf GOODS down
LOWER THAN EVER, in order to make room
for his FALL. STOCK which order he reluctantly
complies with as he has always sold his goods
lower than the lowest but being subject OF
bis weII-selected stock of S U M NJ X DRY
GOODS, embracing every style and variety OF
in any first-class establishment, at prices which
defy competition. Call and be convinced for
Yourselves that the cheapest store to be found In
the city Is aOLDBACK'S. l have received To-
day more of those astonishingly-cheap Linen
H1ndkerchiefs at &c., Linen Towels ut lec., anu
5tather goods seppt,fsSuaaal ylnw.I am agent Tor
CELEBRATED p 4 XIX 'h'U u,
NEEDLES formerly kept by William N. Bell y
Co. Remember the place,
A. GOLDBACK'S, No. COZ Broad street.
AMI between Sixth and Seventh.
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apEaNAT. 1,sssEdgEs5.

ncz- AT CosT.-As / intend to change
nv business by the list orsepternber, will sell
nv entire stock AT COgT. consisting OF WOOL
WARE. FANCY GOODS, TOYS, TIoL1NS. AC-
CoRDEoNs; also, sHow.CAsES and COUNT
ppa JOHN HARROLD,
an % AZ sI7 Broad street.
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P BATCHELOR'S II AIR DY E.
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best In the world !;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable,
instantaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous
tints remedies the i'll effects of bad dyes invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or bropn. Gold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BACHELORS WIG
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New York.
lie &eoulyr
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NE DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MOREL ELEVENTH STREET BETWEEN
BROAD AND Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY at IL a. ID. and p. NJ.
Elder j. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at 8 P. NJ.
Seats free.
Parsonage. aos Twelfth street. MY
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DIED,

On The 10th instant, WILLIAM D. RUSSELL,
son OF John Russell, OF Henrico county, In the
third year OF his age.
Ills funeral Will take place THIS Saturday
MJRNI G at IL O'Clock at his fathers residence
four miles below the city. The friends Of the
family are invited to attend without further no.
tice.
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RESTAURANTS.

7ETELLE, No. 1904, is CON-
II Quoting the summer campaign 80.
of the Commissary department, and Will fight u
ont on this line. bis immediate means of active
subsistence are drawn from the four quarters OF
the globe, including land and sea, while his re-
serves are inexhaustible. SEASONABhE DIN,
DRINKS OF THE MOST ARTFUL COMBINA-
TIONG AND THE VERY BEST LIQUORS, al
ways supplied promptly.
The VEGETABLES and MEATS of the season,
also FISH, CRABS, TURTLES, &c, served In
all forms with the most experienced skill.
Viue c0mniSSGireI He has banished want and
installed luxury. )eI
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WATCHES, JEwELRY, dc.

WATCHES, JEwELRY, DC.
cTYLISH NEW PATTERNS OF
= DIAMONDS, PEARLS, and PENDANTS
sets of PINS and DROPS;
DIAMOND, OPAL, RUBY. and PEARL
ENGAGEMENT, and PLAIN GOLD
WEDDING RINGS;
Beautiful NEW NECK CHAINS,
MEDALIONS,
CHARMS,
HANDKERCHIEF HOLDERS,
BOSOM and SLEEVE BUTTONS,
SILVER CUPS. GOBLETS, and TRAV Ell
LING SETS, in cases
The latest novelties In SILVER, for bridal an
birthday presents. Now receiving at
NOWLAN & CO.'S,
corner Main and Tenth streets.
Sole gents for the celebrated DIAMOND EYE
SPECTACLES and Ely FIG LASSES. jy 90
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OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER,
RIf,IJM0ND VA. AuguSt Is 1870.

OFFICE OF CITY ENGINEER
RICHMOND, VA, August Is, 1870.
NOTICE.-By virtue of the subjoined
IN ordinance, and by direction OF the Committee
on Streets. all persons whose fences project be-
yond any street line hereby not fled to remove
them to their proper positions on or before the 18TH
day OF September next. Upon disregard OF this
notice the ordinance VIII be rigldly enforced:
"An Ordinance Concerning certain EncToach-
mentS on Public Streets. Passed January 10,
1870. Extract.
6" Wherever in that portion of the city annexed
by act of the Legislature passed Ft bruary H. 1857
houses porches which have been erected prior
to that date project over or encrosch on the pub
lie street distance not exceeding three feet, the
same may be allowed to continue until the lst day
of January, 1875 Provided, ho1euer, That ail
fences within said district shalt be put upon the
pyoper street line whenever their owner shall be
notified by the Engineer Of the city So to DO; and
provided also. hat all Ell croachmentS whatsoever
shall be removed on or before the date specified
t'The foregoing Is 4 true extract from an ordi-
nance now in force. Witness my hand us Clerk OF
the Council, this 18Th day of May. 1870.
8" E. c. HOWARD, Clerk Council"
CHARLES H. DIMMoCK,
eu l5-lw City Engineer.
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DICHMoND COLLEGE,

Is RICHMOND, VA.
The sessions of this Institution open OCTOBER
lST and close JULY lST.
The academic course OF study Is distributed
among seven independent schools, so divided
into classes and sections as to accommodate stu
dents of different grades OF advancement and Sc
cure to each thorough instruction In the lecture
room.
EXPENSES
Tuition In three schools 1.-THE usual number) and
other fees, $s5.
Board In professors or other private families at
$54 per quarter uhree monthsl In messing
clubs, about 80 per month.
The Law SCHOOL opens on the LIST Of Octo-
Der with the following Faculty
Hon }. u. HALLIBURTON, Equity. &c.
VIM. GREEN, LII. j.. Common Law. &C.
j. Z. NJ. CURRY, LII. d., International and
Constitutional Law.
Tuition. *ss.
80. b. PURyEAR,
jy s--Tu&StOcl Chairman OF the Faculty.
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nv U RNIP S f e d s.
NEW CROP.
PURPEE-TOP STRAP LEAF,
WliITEF FIAT DUTCH,
LARGE WHITE GLOBE,
LARGE WHITE NORFOLK,
YELLOW ABERDEEN,
SEVEN-TOP, snd
PURPLr-TOP RUTA BAGA,
grown from the same stock and of the same supe-
Flor quality as those sold by US for the last Three
wears. ALLISON Il ADDISON,
jyl5 1920 and W. Cary strtet.
CELERY PLANTS, FLAT DUTCH
" CABBAGE PLANTS, now ready ut
ALLAN s. JOHNSON'S,
IT, 80 1903 Main street.
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DENTISTRY.


TAYLOR BROTHERS,, DENTISTS, 1112
MAIN STREET. lover TribbeIt's confec-
tIonery) extract teeth without pain insert teeth
as low as SIS, and don't charge for extracting.
Sensitive teeth filled without pain. any tootn
filled with gold, and warranted fer life, at
TAYLOR BROTHERS'J
liz Main street, Richmond, Va.
N. B.-Instructions in any branch Of dentistry
given to the profession on reasonable terms.
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COUNTY TREASURER. - FELLOW
" CITIZENS OF hENRlCO COUNTY,
take this method OF announcing myself candi-
date for the oiIlce Of COUsTY TREASURER,
the election to be held In sovember next.
For more than three years ! have served you as
sheriff, and you are my Witnesses as 10 my fidelity
and imparttallty in the discharge OF my duties.
Fl Ii IL should &c your pleasure 70 elect me 60 the
Office OF County treasurer. promise to discharxe
the duties with equal justice 70 every citizen OF
the county.
henry j. SMITH,
au 17-d&swfW sheriff OF Hcnrico.