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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

P1cTUREs OF THE BATTLE-F FIELD.-Mr.
Russell, in his letters to the London Times
descriptive of the battlefield Of Sedan, says ::
The troopers, brilliantly led, went right
onwards in a cloud Of dust, but when they
were within q couple OF hundred yards OF
the Prussans one simultaneous volley burst
out Of the black front and flank, which en-
yeloped all in smoke. They were. steady
soldiers who pulled trigger there. Down
came horse and man; the array was
utterly ruined. There was left in front
of that deadly infantry but heap OF
white and gray horses-a terrace OF dead
and dying dsmountcd men, and NY
ing troopers, who tumbled at every in
slant. More total dissipation of bright
pageantry could not be There was an,
other such scene yet to come. could
scarce keep the tield-glass to my eyes as the
second and last body of cavalry-Whlch was
composed of light. horse also-came th'n-
dcrine I'D out of the hollow. They were
not so bold as the men OH the white horses.
who fell, many of them, at the very line of
bayonetS. The horses of these Swerved rs
they came upon the ground covered with
carcasses, and their line was broken, but
the squadron leaders rode straight to death.
[ will not dwell on the topic, but ask
your readers to be content with the ASST
rance that no human eye ever rested OH
such revolving objects as were presented
by the battlefield around Sedan. Let them
fancy masses of colored rags glued together
with blood and brains, and pinned into
strange shapes by fragments of bones. Let
them conceive mems bodies without heads,
legs without bodies, heaps of human en-
trails attached to red and blue cloth,
and disembowelled corpses in uniform !;
bodies lying about in all attitudes,
with skulls shattered. faces blown off,
hips smashed, bosigs, flesh, and gay. clothing
all pounded together as if brayed in NOR
tar, extending for miles, not very thick in
any one place, but recurring pcrpctualiy
for weary hours, and then they cannot,
with the most vivid Imagination. come up
to the sickeninS reality of that butchery.
No nightmare could be so trightful. Seve-
raj times / came on spots where there
were two horses lying dead together in
harness, killed by the same fragment. Sev-
eral times ! saw four, five, and six men,
four. five, and six horses, all killed by the
explosion of one projectile, and in one place
there lay no less than eight French soldiers,
who must have been struck down by the
bursting of she'll over company, for they
Law all round in a circle, with their feet in
wards, each shattered in the head or chest
by a piece of shell, and no other dead being
within hundred yards of them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

While strolling around Saturday evening we
dropped into the establishment Of those erterprt-
sing dry goods merchants, The LEVY BROTHERS,
where we found their force busily engaged In e1-
amiufug and arranging their new and fresh as-
sor ment of fall goods and carpets just purchased
In New York from the importers and JobSers.
Not wishing 10 Interrupt, we were about to 90
out. when We noticed posted up very conspicuous
ly large Card. on which was written "CLosRD
UNTIL W EDNESDAY.'
From pure spirit Of gaining information we
inquired Of one of the firm the meaning OF It. He
told us 1t was in consequence of solemn festival
occurring on to-day and tomorrow, when no busi-
ness was transacted by them, and this was one way
they had adopted TO give the information to their
numerous friends and patrons, so that they n ay
not incur disappointment by coming down to pur
chase and finding the store closed. They walIopen
as usual on Wednesday. A word to the wise is
sufficient. .ss ..-Hf-.a
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THE BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS
EMPORIUM.
This wel!-known and old-established house
continues TO sell
GREAT BARGAINS


making 1t rule to furnish the largest quantity OF
goods for the amount of money expended with
them. We are now preparing for the coming fall
season, and ere closing out everything adapted 10
the present time st such unusually low prices SIS
to induce purchases. We offer some
Beautiful CHECKED, sTRIrED, and FIGURED
JApAMESE SILKS;
SOLID and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES; {;
rLA;% and FIGURED ORGANDIES;
BAREGES, LESOS CHALLIES, PCPL1Ns,
PIOUES, and all LIGHT DRESS GOODS at aid
below cost;
WHITE CAMBRICS, NAINSHckS,
CHECKED and STRIPED MUSLINs,
BRILLIANTS, PRINTED LISGNS,
DiMIriaS. THREAD CAMBRtCS, and all
classes of WHITE GOODS, extraordinary
cheap:
LINEN DAMASK, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
QUILTS. LINEN and COTTON SHEETlNG,
IILLOW-CASE LINEN aud COTTON,
HUCkABACK and CRASH TOW ELLING,
BLEACEED and BR0WS COTTONs, &C, at
greatly reduced prices;
Bargains III WHITE, CtLORED, anu bLACA
AIPACAS;
aLL-WoOL DFLAIHES, GINGHAMS,
PRINTS CASsIMERES,
A,L-WUOL and CANTON FLANNELS,
GENTS SHIRTS and sHTRT-BOSOMS,
uSDER-sHIRTS, BALM aRALS, SIIAWLS,
H1OP-SEIRTS, CORSETS GLOVES,
HOSIERY, RIBBONS, AID lots of other de-
sirabIe aiticles.
A call is solicited.
WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
sc2-eod Broad Street Dry Goods Emporium.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF RICHMOND YOUNG MAN
The death by yellow fever at Mobile on
the 22d instant OF young Alfred Marshall,
of this city, has been announced under the
appropriate heading. 1t is sad indeed to
chronicle the untimely death of one IN the
full bloom of life, but when one 80 loved
and worthy of love and esteem as Alfred
Marshall is called away, just rs he has
reached the Threshold of manhood, 1t Is
hard to realize that the edict OF PTovl-
dence in taking him away has been issued,
it seems so hard.
Alfred Marshall was a son OF William
Marshall, of this city, and was native. OIL
this city, aged about twenty-five years. he
was educated at the Virginia Military 1nsti-
tute, where he graduated with much dis
tinction. He was an assistant professor OF
mathematics at that institution after the
war. Last year he resigned this position to
begin life as practical engineer-at first on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad, and OF
late, after removing South, on the Mobile
and Texas railroad. He worked his way for
ward by dint of his intelligence, industry,
and skill.
The writer of this knew the deceased from
his early boyhood, and was at school with
him. and ever will the memory of the brave,
manly. and handsome Alfred Marshall re-
main with him. He was as gentle as q
woman, and yet had the high tone and
courageous bearing Of true man. His
character, attainments, and ambition SEEM
ed to mark him out for usefulness and dis
tinction, and his sudden death has cut short
a career of bright promise, and plunged his
family and large circle OF friends into sud-
den and overwhelming grief.
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The RAvEL- MARTINETTI TRoUPE.-This
combination will commence weeks en-
gagement at the Theatre this evening. FROM
ali we learn from our exchanges they will
rive entertainments of a most pleasing cha
racter. We clip the following from the
Washington Dramatic Chronicle: -,
~ he Martinettis gave an admirable bill
of entertainment last night. lie DtabIe a
in picturesque figures, well worked up by
the corphells and solo dancers: The, free
admixture of the comic element rendered
the ballet light and agreeable to all. Mons.
Dechalmeau, put down as pantomme.
but more properly bale concluded q
very agreeable performance. AS the season
advances, and new pieces are produced, the
dancing proclivities of the Martinett
Troupe are being developed. Mime; Mar
zetti is dancer of much merit, ana IL Is
evident that other members OF the troupe
are only awaiting an opportunity to sho"
their ability"
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The prettiest woman in New York. Miss X -,
well known In our fashionable society for her dis
tingue appearance and beautiful complexion. WAS
once sallow, rough-skinned girl, chagrinea at
her red, freckled face. She pitched into Hag 8
magnolia Balm, and is now as pretty In COM
plexlon as she is charming In manners. This ar.i.
Gle overcomes freckles, tan, sallowness, moth
patches, ring-marks, ETC., and makes one look ten
years younger than they are. Magnolia Balm for
Il transparent complexion, and Lyons Kathairon
to make the hair plentiful, luxurlant, soft, and
delicate have no rivals. The Kathairon prevents
the hair from turning gray. eradicates dandruf.
and Is the best and cheapest dressing In the world
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

TRANSFERRED LICENsEs-OPINIoN OF TIE
POLICE JUsT1cE.-Mr. Charles A. Hull, Of
the cloth house of Hull Il Wctherell OF
Philadelphia. was arrested on Saturday last
for selling goods under transferred Ii
cense. e II appeared that the license had
been transferred to Messrs. Van Biel u
Fish, liquor dealers, by Mr.. Hull, to whom
it was re-tran>ferred, and who was arrested
while selling under it. Justice White de-
cided that the license could have been
transferred to person in the same busl-
ness, but that in this case, the two mer-
chants being in different lines Of business,
the transfer was not valid. Mr.. Hull was
fined $50. which he paid.
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MATING. 0In-CLOTM, DC.

TEORGE w. ANDERSON & SONS
VI have In store and for sale fine STOCK OF
CARPETS, pAPES-HANGING5, &C, &C, EN-
VEIWET, BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, THREE
PLY and he common grades Oh GA hfEio )
Varieties OF STAIR CARPETS or>,,s
nearly sll OF new designs; o.,
CURTAIS GOODS. CORNICES.
WINDOW SHADES, ,,.
Thcsc goods are FRESH, aud are offered VERY
Low. ,o ..o,
Our senior partner has had business eAPeli. i.
enco In this community Of thirty years, and has
Selected our goods with especial reference TO this
market. ,.., .. IONA s,.,,
street, below Twelfth zap statrs). Sc 10 - I'm
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TRANSFERRED LIcENsEs.--Mr. CHARLES A.
HULL, of the large cloth house Of Hull & weth.
erell, of Phiiadelphis, was arrested ON Saturday
last and fined $50 for selling goods under trans.
ferred license.
1t is due Mr.. HULL TO say that it was hfs accom-.
modat!ng liberaiity which caused him the trouble,
as he originally took out both city and State lie
cense at the cost of $3.50, and ut the earnest re-
quest OF = feI'ow-megchant, with iuli assurance
that 1t could be legally done, and with guarantee
against all financial loss. It was farthest from
Mr. HULL g Intention to do wrong In any sense of
the word, and hence this notice.
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CoNvIcTs.-The following-named conVlcts
were received yesterday from Petersburg, !:
Henry Robinson, one year, for felony WI
liam Goodwin, one year, for grand larceny !;
John Brown, one year, for grand larceny !;
william Whitley, three years, for mouse
breaking; Drury Hight, five years, TOR bur-
glary George Brown, eight years, tor bur-
Glarv all cnlored.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

DEAD BABy.-Coroner Little on satur-
day morning examined the dead body OF a
male negro child, found in the gully ,r3 on
Ninth street, between Clay and Leigh. The
body had clothing upon it, but, there being
no marks of violence upon it nor any eYl,
dence that could raise suspicion OF 1oul
play, no inquest was deemed necessary.
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Messrs. ELEYsoS & TAYLOR, in another CO.
,umn, oFsr TO the public the freshest ana Dsst-se-
lected stock OF schcoi-bocks 70 ne ioune In Iae a
c,.S. Ths,r shelves are filed with the standard
school.books now used in tho public schools 10
this cits. md Others which haye been In use u
thesa schools ia other parts OF the country.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

POLICE Court, Justice j. j. White presi-
dinq.-David White (coloreO was called up
to answer the charge Of stealing basket OF
chickens from Preston Nuckols and dis
charged.
Sarah Kibble (colored), fer unlawfully re-
tanning possession OF the clothing of Fran
ces D0bson's child and refusing to give up
the same. She was ordered to return them.
William j. Mccormick was charged with
abusing and threatening to assault James
Shaw. and James Shaw with drawing pis-
tol upon and threatening to shoot William
J. Mccormick. Mccormick was fined p,
and Shaw bound over in the sum Of $500 to
keep the peace for twelve months.
Jacob Lafu, drunk and having in his pos
session an umbrella the property of God
frey Brown (colored), was discharged.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAY.

J. D. VIII rEHEAD q co. will sell at their store,
Fifteenth street, at 10 O'Clock, grocerie,, IL
quors, &c.
THOMAS ". KEEsEE will sell atlo A. NJ. store
counters, cashiers desk oil-clotb, &c.
A. W. ROSEN, Hiqh Constable. will sell at II
A. NJ. small framed house on Cabell street,
north OF Preston.
". GODDIH will ssll at P. II. two lots of land,
with store-house thereon, on the east side OF
Seventeenth street, bltween Min and Frank
lin.
THOMAS ". KTESEE viii sell at 10 A. NJ. an
assortment of furniture, sc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

CANCERS killed In forty eight hours without
knife or pain. NO caust!cs-no burning salves.
Piles, kidney and bladder diseases treated sue
cessfully by Dr. HASKELL. from the Hospital Sal
petrc, Paris. Consult .iion rooms, Nos. and 4
Monumental Hotel. Medicine sent to all parts.
All old chronic diseases cured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

THE NEXT EXPEDITION TO FRIcA.-The
fine ship Golconda, belonging to the Ameri.
can Colonization Society, now in port, will
sail on the first of November for Liberia,
carrying out tall expedition, numbering
some two hundred emigrants, pr1nclpaily
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

Speaking OF the Siege of Paris, have you feen
those excellent heavy undcrshirts for 81 at E.
Il. SPENCE & SONS. These shirts cannot be
bought III France at the same figure. X. B.
SpEncE .S SON is the place Cor all kiads of gen
tlemen'S we IT.
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FATAL TO THE TEETH are all scrid prepara-
tions. They may bleach the enamel, bus they aa
surely dissolve and destroy 1t. The mild, genial
balsamic and preservative sozoDoNT, impregna-
ted with the saponin of the famous tropical Soap
Tree, of Chill is the only absolutely safe article
OF its kind in the market and projects the teeth
from all destructive influences, well az keeps
them free from tar tar.
NSPALpINGrS GLUE, - handy and usesuI.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ladies of the
Female Humane Association desire to re-
turn their thanks to the little ladies' who
recently held feast in st. James,s churcn
lecture-room for their benefit. Ihey real
lied considerable little sum, and deserve
GREAT credit for their efforts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

ITALIAN MEET1NG.-The Italians Of this
city will hold meeting tomorrow evening
at S O'Clock, at the Monticello Hotel, Broad
street. to celebrate the final unity OF Italy,
by the occupation of Rome by the Italian
forces, All Italians resident here are eX-
Dected to take part in the celebration. Pa
triotic speeches will be made, and the Italian
flag will be displayed in front Of the build
ing. After the other exercises the guests
will lie invited to sumptuous supper,
which will be prepared for them.
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SEwEyG-MACHINES.

WHEELER & WILSON SEWING
w MACHINES, acknowledged TO be the best
IN the world tor family purposes, becauJe they
no shuttle and mtkg the lock-stitch. which viii
neither rim nor ravcl. - - - ~ -
AND IN USE! Awarded the first premium at
The Worries Fair three d ferent times orer all
sewing machines exhibited for family purposes.
sold on the inst alment pri2 ciple, and instrrc-
rion given In usinp by G.. L. RADWAY,
sc23 T39 Main street, Richmond.
SEWING-MACHINE OF ALL KINDS
- REPAlkED. The SLQAT ELLlPTIC SEW
ING MACHINES BOUGHT and SOLD, We sell
the only PR0rFE NEEULES Tor the bLCA3
SLOAT g. AnDfNGTOH,
80 ,x,k s;Srr street. near Fourtecnte
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

EowLAN Il Co, jewelers., are receiving mag
Difcent new fall styles OF all the choice patterns
Of fine jewelry. Sets Of amethyst, coral, pearls,
diamonds new patterns medalons, neck chains,
Leontine and opera chains, glove bards, nandkcr-
chief holders, d tln ,nd rings, and superb new sill
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Tenih
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

VACANCY FILLED The Conservative
State Central Committee met on Saturday,
and proceeded to fill the vacancy occasloned
by the resignation of Charles 5. Strlngfei-
low, Esq. W. II. F. Gregory, ESQ.,, was
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

BE PROTECTED against accidents OF all kinds
by insuring In the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE Com
PANY Of Hartford, Conn. Rates OF premium are
low. No medical examination required. Apply
to f. COURTNEY JENKINS, State Agent, llla
Main street Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

At Wsmego, place in the extreme West,
10 q shanty Which bears the sign: " Here's
where YOU get meal like your mother
used to give you.
Lovers of "genutne Havana" cigars will
he elad TO hear that the cabbage crop of
Connecticut is unusually promising this
season.
AacAlD1A-In Narragansett Pier, Rhode
Island.
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SERIOUS ACCIDENTS occasioning death or vio-
lent personal Isjury are daily occurring. losure
against them at tIiiing outlay in the TRAvsL-
LERs' INSURANCE COMPANY OF Hartford, Conn.
e. COURTNEY JENKINS, State agent, 1lls Main
street. Richmond, Va.
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j. B. WATKINS, I'LL ain street, supplies from
his new-establiehed factory the best kindling and
cooking wood as cheap lii not chearer) as any one.
Also the best coal and coke at lowest prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

po11cE CouRr.-On and afier the lst OF
Of October the Police Justice will hold ms
corrt at OK o'clock 4. M. instead OF NJ .
o'clock as now held.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

ELECTION OF CITY OFFICERS ORDERED
Judge Guigon has issued to the City Ser
geant writs Of election for all the city o1nces,
to be held on the Sth day of November next.
The r. election will be ordered accordingly.
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TEW HARDWARE STORE.-A.

NTEW HARDWARE STORE.-A. b.
IN CLARKE has Iecommsnced the hAnD
"a RE ND CUTLERY KUSI JESS, st No. iaio
Main street where he will be pleased To see ms
Ssiends and former customers lie mas a VII VII,
saiscsad sstSck (purchased on the most fav6raoIe
iersl which ne Is determined TO eel at tue
rates. ...n ,.noa,ra rroyont at.
tent,on and small packages sent by 20 90
Daid for on delivery. 90 tAA- AA-SosS-' =. s-''
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p,sbSr AND FOUND,

eH0O REWARD.-Was stolen On
SZUO from my stables on Monday 81
nigh 10th instant Bho0D-BAl ~ MARE 49, ana I'd
DARK BROWN MULE. tor their deiisySry 10
$50 for either ono; and for lhe capture OF the
thief or thieves, additional slOo when placed IN
Cumberland county JAIL they are Snown WITH " u I've
mad npyoud James Eivec near Scottsville on
tuesday. The bay ID are Is OF medium size, with
gray h ltrs on each shoulder, as II made bY me
Collar. some small sores IN the breast made b9 the
collar: her left hind foot grows mostly III the ~
side, and makes her foot twist little; an eolHrge-
ment or the bone on the outside "f lhe same icg,
and frequently trips twhen careles7Iy :iddenl In
the hind feet seven years cid last spring. thlnk;
he mule is rather small bnt OF perfect loTm WIN
no marks or scars remembered. = ane aHo taii
trimmed neatly, with a few iray hairs IN the name
or foreIop between the ears line order; SOME gray
where the collar wocEs.
W. L. Ian CASTER.
9R-6t
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Teachers and scholars would consult their In
terests by reading the advertisement of ELLYsoN
g TAYLOR in another column.
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Remember the fact that PAGE & Co., Nine.
tecnth and Cary streets aud 7Os Grace street, are
selling anthracite and Glover Hill coal, oak and
pine wood, ats less than 1t can be bought In the
n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-26

PRINTING FOR CANDIDATEs.-Candid for
Office can have their cards, circulars, handbills,
ETC., printed promptly and at low prices at tile
Dispatch printing house.
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MEETING PosTpoNED.-The quarterly
meeting of the Henrico sunday-School
Union. called fer this evening at St. pauPs
church, has been postponed until further
notice
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REhAININa
IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-oFFICE SEPT. "A, I6i0.
Sallie Haynes, city; +. +. Tllic., Esteil-
vile. Va: William, city.
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SCHOOL BOOKS Of all kinds and Of every grade
may &c Id of ELLYsON & TAYLOR, IllS Main
CIR
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If strangers visiting tie city viii ask any one
where they get The best, the cheapest, and the
most stylish clothing they viii be told 10 call at
f. B. SPENCE s SONS, 1900 Main street.
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CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes.
with your card printed on them, for only 80 per
thousand, at DISPATCH PRISTING-HoUSE.
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DEAD THIS AND SAVE MONEY.m
t0 HARDWOOD & RITZ Eh intend moving ESs.a
20 the lsrge building now being erected "i IFt
Governor sire By s. W. Harwood on the lit OF
October. UnItl TIA. time are Offering oar whole
stock OF FURNITURE and MATTRESSES only
q shade above cost
II YOU want well-made, cheap Furniture, call
OF us. EsRW GOD Il RITTER,
opposite poft-unice, Main street,
aull-srn Richmond.
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NOTICE.-Application will be made to
~ the Second Auditor of Virginia ior me re-
rewal In the name OF ELIZA Z. TIL yMfsoN
of the following Virginia registered s'oeA' "hien
has bean lost-viZ., mo-,
&C Certificate No. 63s7, issued In her name for 800
under act Of I'D OF March, lsSe-loans, &C.; s,oo
Certificate No. 7S, issued in her name Tor Sl99'
under act of eth Of April, ls3a-Oity Point IL
umusi una1 ,tnnnany. or ~ Ahsm*