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M- IRISH LINENS at %. 40, 10, and

T2- IRISH LINENS 2t %, 40, 10, and
SOC.
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS~ fuI twp yards long,
Ets WORTH $50:
FnT GEO XApKr>S or nOTLTFs as 75c and
II rcr dozen, worth St.2i GDi SID:
BRIDAL or EUNEI-C0 Ms QUILTS. isrre
enough :or the rgnh: red, 1T &. 70. 40 III 1870
Isrre s.nrk Of BE BLA kETe irom Il" III
a nsir: GISQHANs at l1c. par ward; B"p-
1lCh al !ec. per yerd; CO TFOHTF!s at - 50 !:
ia ec-s,z. HEAVY WOOL BED 'rhAA - NJ
ss5s wnrta rs: WHITE tORLUHcY, CU-
LORED CyRDCn0Y. SALMORAE sKIh1S CT
every c.Script!on, al LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
Taxe notice that our store will he closed ho+'"
DAY tGe 18th. on SEQ IN. orhol!day5. cce
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REeIsTa AIRS ApPoIsTEp.-A. A. Allen anf
F. M. Connor have been appointed rega
uars for Manchester township Sco Messrs
Hancock and Lithgew, declined Ihe
former viii act 40 ths Town Hali, saa ta'
atter at Cerslsy's store. The otiica OF regs
tration will be obsn October Est snd ..3d.
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]; TuB Muls AT woags~,T The Graham apd
James River Manufacturing Company, the
Messrs. Stacy, and Dunlop j. McCance, ID
Manchester,' ars ell at work, snd every
effort for u speedy resumption Is being made
at all OF the her establishments.
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The damages In Clarke county By the Re-
cent flood are estimated ut not less than
s200,O00. By measurement at Castleman's
ferry the river rose to the height of forty
feet from low water-mark. During the last
few days two or three dead bodies have
been found on the islands in the Potomac
river opposite this county, left there after
the subsidence of the recent freshet In that
stream. / hree bodies were thus picked up,
two whites and one black-the latter lodged
in a tree on Mason's Misunderstanding Ytr-
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING

g LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN1so
IN TEE RICHMOND PosT-oFPIcE OCT. II, 1870
Miss Lulie A. Rogers, Richmond; Mr
johnny Ka'u, Richmond; Mrs. W. W
Rowe, Richmond; James Turner, Rich
mond; Samuel Mars hall, Darlington Court
house, S. O.; Mrs. NJ. 4. 7 herman, Balti
more, Md; Mrs. sallie jackson, New York
R. g. Coleman, Gloucester Courthouse
Miss Carrie Waller, Amherst Courthouse
Dir. Joe Friend, Chester Stations Parker
nayenport. .,..t ,'-. - ..r. '- Ks. J
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ATTENTION. RvRRrBoDYs-kre re you in need OF
shirtsP II 30, visit no longer, but 90 immediately
to NOAH WALKER Co., get them to take our
treasure, md m he for you q set OF shirts which
for at. style, aud durability, cannot be surpassed
they pay special attention to this branch Of tha
business, and guarantee you perfect At- gg., ,
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Observation-Disclosures quite a p-otracted alb
sence fron the city have returned to business.
Hsving had every opporrun. .tg in my Jet eurexpe-
ri.nce Of noting Ri ths Improvements In the pro-
grossly. art Of ph6to ,rsphy hinK I can secure
the best effect, Yor my patrons.
.- L.. ~. = l n II AYnrpsng
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SOMETHING FOR The BoYs he boys viii be
pleased 10 know where the c.n get tss hsst nd
cheap, ss Grsvel. hooters ELLYsoN q rAYLoB,
next TO The Dispatch, have 8 large qsanti +
them, which they sro selling at The S+rys5,~.
ra .eS. , ~, "a. i ssassf ssr Z. ,.Ea..g xrt
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8ithntoN1 1ispatth
,OCTOBER IA 1s7C

THE CIRCULATION OF THE LI.PATCl
tS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
cU!lATloN OF ALL THE oTHFR DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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$500 REWARD offered bY the proprietor Of DR..
sAeE's CATARRu RGsdEpY for = case of catsr, b
which be osnpet cure. Sold hy draasis,s or
by mail. Sixty cents Pemphlet, giving symr
toms and mode of treatment sent rIee Address
Or. L. Y. PIERCE, Buff.lo, N.Y.
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Miss GEoRaEAYNA JACOBS ls the most
beautiful octoroon in Washington. she
comes nearer to the Ideal Cleopatrck than
any lady living. Her color is indescrlbable.
1t ls, ns near as an Indifferent artist could de-
scribe It, one shade deeper than goats
miIk,-Snrdn, ---. - =
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AUeTFos saLGs TEIs DAY.

ner or 18th aud Franklin Streets, a. 10 4. d.,
an assortment Of hard sare, cutlfry, &s
a. W, RosBNwin sell at 8 P. H. a email one
sterY framed 0ousc, on Cabell street, porth OF
Preston,
". GuDDIE Will sell ut IL VI. el3 acres OF land on
the River rJad, eleven miles below Richpond.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell al heir store, ut
10 o'clock, general assortment Of household
furniture. saa- -.' 'E''
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ncT C. DOf4GETT g. CO., No. " GOV
rnnoE sTaEET, corner of Franklin, have re-
ceiyea general assortmsnt OF uARPETlN1e,
pIOOR OIL -CLoTHa, MATTINas, CURTAIN
Cos Ds, WINDOW SHADES and PArEs"
HANGING. !, wi ths usual supply OF UphoL,
bTERING GOODS. Ior the. fall tgade, ~moh WI WIZ
be sold at very low prices, and PAPEh-hAsa
Ing and UPHoLsTEBIsGe Of ssssy DESCRIPTION
ssssssss promptly s1 W S--sH s''
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u, n. ANDERSON.

THE superior kinlliDg. cooking. sawed split,
md long Oak and Pine Wood cold by J. B. Wat.
KIya. I'LL Main 1t eet, from his new steam fac
tory, is UNSURPASSED in quality and cheapn<ss. He
also soils the chespost and best An.hracita aud
Bl.uminous cal and Coke. =. +.ry..r.,
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yv,.u, n. SonvrLL, formerly vita Iesae SS.
~. . WV. Il. 3. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN HoLq5, and
MIS- ALICE HARpEs1y, are with me, and would
tc n,essed 10 bs favored with q call from their
irIe:.ts aaG slie public generally.
n.s 4. GOLDBACK.
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THE RICHMOND PRICE CURRENT, published
| usually on Thursday by FERGUSON &eRApY.
will be issued to-day (frtday3 aud cent xia cor.
rect account Of the markets. t.s,E2 ,,sft
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DEpIcArIos or i caracH.-A new pspI
tist cauech; recently erected at DRUM,
piondtown, Ayeornae county, wiii be dsGl-
October 28f, THE dedicatIon sermon yi
be presshsa by Rev. Or. pprroHs as tnas ~
sisyyt s5s:f .ss 81.
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CLoTHn yourseH in senseel SUI. If you y oula
msEsa senteel appearance. .. B. sPENCE;& soasss
1900 hain street, have on banda large ock Of
Clothing Of the Very lates, styles ana Of every evu
ceiYahla nrica
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THE best way to prevs,t the wear or carpets is
to underlsy them with old papers. They may be
procured st the, Dispatch couutiug-room Tor 10
ceuts pee hundred. ..-.,.s ts,e... ., y..sr.
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ley- FLASEELst FLANNELS!l

1T FLASEELSt FLANSELS!l
Fl N&NFl.Si
We call raTtlcai.! - Alteration. 10 oar stp2k q
FLAMES We now oit"r
WIT. \ H!s litD FLA Il = FL, warrau'eo ~
wno!. at 20. worth "ac. per yard:
Full :ard-v.6". ell 60. SuAhs.R F-.ANNEl-
Z. s3u. per y'rG, .sn1 - Csc.
NH!rR, G%rf, HED. hnd SlCE HWlL4kD
TLAEHrlS III oil q'ialtylaa:
ENHRuipEf&u FLA ~ Els:
UaEHA e. SEL5 IL III ctias5.
Al3n IA inll assortment o. Il Ii ACft'D ann th"
ELEACaED CANTON ELANSEL$. from
Is. - 5'c. PEI yard.
-EEVT 81. rTHERS','
l.l3 eEii 1915 Main street.
CpkTa's SPOOL CLf-rOS. aG NOS, sl sec.
per dozen.
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All The lateos styles OF scarfs- Bows, Tics, and
Collars, can bc found at NOAH WALKER & to.'A
1905 Main street. p. ~ =! = :" 2't'S~'
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CHEAPEST yET.--You esn get good Envssopes
With your card printed on than, fnr ONLY % pc
th ,usand, 1t DISPATCH PRINrIN0-HoUs..E
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STRANGERS visiting the city should csii at Ell
Tyson s TAYLoR's. lIla Main street. Every
thing new IN The news and book une always on
hand
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HAVE your Clothing and shirts mace TO order
by e. B. SPENCE 4 eoS, the fashionable NOR.
,ch ant tsilops 1900 Maia STREET J8 i.s4..@& Ok
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PRINTING FOR CANprpArRs.2 Candidates for
Office can have their cards circulars, han6btllA
ETC., printed promptls and at low prices ~ tbs
Dispatch printing ,hou G. .t.r.,
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ALL THE LATEST MAGazrNHS, WEEKLY AND
DAILY nEwbPAPEBS, Can be found at ELLrsoS&
TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dfspataa ofsce,
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STUDENTS At orR COLLEGES caa fLd sbe, ,bess
assortment OF Tex Books In Tho city at ELLy6oN
& TAyLoR's, next 70 Dtspateh ONCE, Msin s.teet.
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KID GLovEs.-A new supply, something Mica
just receiYea ~ NOAH WAiEHB q cos. I2os
Main street. .li..5 ay s...,all..sr 4, Te .ggf.
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PBiHTISs.-Plain, oolored, and fanoy print
ing executed with neatnsss and OF low rates al
DkspcssA Printing House, 80 N''' = : y
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SCHOOL CIRcULAfB.-Ank kiuds Or school cfrru
lars, reports, 60, executed ut The Dtspotet cfec
as cheap ss the cheapest. .ss,, ~, a-r,s
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URDRBsHfRTs. something really nice and
cheap, at NOAH WALKER, q Co.'s .lsoe Main
street. 49,, .--- .-..rus se...,s.. 1. rT;Iyr,
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OLD PAPERS, In packages Of ono hnndred or
more at reduced RATES. for Gale At ssa Ds8DateA
.ountinG-roOm. -. =. .,,.t,-.t 49,
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rLLysoN 4 TAYLOR, iliIe Main street, invite
attention to their large assor Dent OF cheap CO.
lorsd prints. " = 8 .--@t & ' ~ -
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REApY-MADr oLora,Sa for sale low BY s. B.
SPENCE & sOY,
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Buy your Furnishing Goods from Y B, tPRScs
{ 2oN. 1hey have tbs largest assortment IN The
city. a.. NJ tt,ts = 81 E.@' '' -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THE CANAL NOT, so BADLY DAaAaED.-It
Is gratifying to know that the James River
and kanawha Canal Is not so much damaged
rs at first reported. The first reports were
very much exaggerated. While few OF
the locks and dams have been partially in
jured, not single one has been destroyed
between Richmond and Buchanan. Most
Of the damage consists of breaches In The
embankments, and decidedly the heaviest
breach was the one made above the CITY, az
o precaution against the overflow of the
canal in the city limits. This has been filed
in and the water was let IN Yesterday, and
most Of the manufacturing establishments
have resumed work.
In many places where the water broke
over the canal its channel has been deep.
ened, and the accumulations of many years
have been swept out. This dredging by
the waters has extended for many miles,
and thus permanently improved the canal.
The company only lost one Of its dredge
boats, and not the whole OF them, as here.
tofore reported The other dredge boats
are now In use. Fl
Navigation will probably be resumed to
Columbus by the 1st of November, and to
Scottsvllle (seventy-nine miles from Ricb-
mond) by. the 10th Of November,
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DISTURBANCE AT poLrr1cAL MEEgINa-
Se0erdt Persons I,VUreS.-On the llth in
stapt the white and colored Republicans of
Somerset county, Md, held mass meeting
at Princess Ann, A number of Democrats
were present as spectators. Speeches were
made by J. B. Askew, Esq, and General
King, of Baltimore, and Mr.. Torbert, the
Republican nominee for Congress. A cor
respondent informs us that during the de-
livery OF the speeches some Intoxicated
white Een created disturbance, which
was promptly suppressed. Subsequently Il
colored man from Chestertown,' named
Perkins, was introduced as one OF the
speakers, when the disturbance was re-
neWed, and finally became quite serious.
The colored men retreated from the
meeting, and crossing over the street,
seized brickbats and hurled them indis-
crimtnately among the whites, botn Repuh-
llcans and Democrats-the latter being the
object OF their attack. Sheriff Dixon aud
his four assistants, and Mr. Cullony, the
town bailitf, who appeared on the ground
to restore peace, were attacked by the
colored men, and all knocked down ahd
more or less injured. hir. Cullony was
stabbed and had one Of his teeth knocked
out. Mr.. Parsons and his son were also
cut and otherwise injured. r
ne whites ilen raiiied and made an at
tack on the colored !nsn, several OF whom
were injured. They were finally com pelled
to retreat to another portion of the town,
and then peace was rGstorcd.- Baltimore
Sun,
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,uasa,. rrank Lesie's Illustrated and Hdrper's
,,;e,,v u;.oasv tor this week contain several fine
Sustnres Of the recent food I'm Richmond.
COW mn ~ouio advise our readers to secure q
The above are to hand ,,o,, s1,,,.s., .
Taylor, No. i1Is Haina int stre.f a.pm EsAseoa o
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EIrysoa & TAYLOR, news.deeiers, ills Main
street. -: tSt.3 y slS5.fsaS rs .s&t'tsL
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UMBRELLAS in great variety for sale Ioa By g.
B, SPENCE & Soy. .ssl 5lsg E-IsE6aI
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sI~ CLOTaS, CASSIMERkS, VEST
INGs, JEANS, and CuHNCR0T.-We sail par
t;.u!ar utteaion u ou- stock Of EIuda suitable Tor
boys. and meas scar. ~e .4Te cow N store
full assortment I'll the charlottesville S'>o;a-
LEVY HHtyTHEhS.
lEtG eud l2l5 Mair s.r,7i.
CaAT$s COTTON, all sizes, at So centa ITer
dozen. Wv
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G- CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
The assortment oC HARpETs we now offer IS ore
nI the hest solNred that we have ever offered. We
parchSse,i cur stack this season direct from tie
mSnu.aciurtrS and can show some styles which
cannSt u, surpassed in beauty.
Lot& 81 our genuine ENGLISH BODY BRUS-
SEI.S III -. Is per yard;
Genoia9 IL0LloH TAfi STRY BRUSSELS at
Sl.50 and il.6o per yard:
THREE-pLTS INGEAlSS HEMP. and VFEI
TlAN %AnPETS In grea: variety at very
10 - prizes;
! fR,l rs ortine;t or RUGS DRCGGETS. MAT
TING, and OIi.-CLuTES u
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Sk7s EEH1.

HAL GROVE, situated nelr the west ESs
-. L Terminus OF m city railway, H,ruCt q I'll
...sar..,. mile nryo' the cor.~st.tc HHllts,
Kill 81 hYHTED az soon as d. sired T. q care
}. eusnt II {, Low oecur!Sd by general New
oe,:i. who VII h.ve II IL charge until toe lab
pror,mo.
TIE "a, 70, or n9rden, consists N sixteen ae-e5
n. land, A. good - tts best IN tn county. i be
. &c ~ slcs within grove NJ jnTtg oaks situa-
- ~ tat h:,t,e-t poIn. OF land So Hiducy. s!to
,-A- i, = ,i!- Of ~. rlu,t drsirabie suba! ban
c.-ru noes Oh il- marset.
Apply 70 Htsser,. LY&E S BRDTTtH, or 10
-. ~ -h.n n y 4 Il A. =. Oc IL tOG.t
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pEAEl. GRIIs.--Ten barrels -"
az ~N'A WILLIE 4. =. sgsgEs & 90.
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at which Henry Ward Beecher and Horace
Greeley made speeches, and a large amount
Of money was contributed by prominent
Republicans. In his position as president
Of college, he conducted himself with
great discretion and dignity, and, although
beset by the strongest temptations, reao-
lutely kept himself out Of all political en-
tanglements. There has been nothing in
his quiet life at Lexington that could give
offence. He will be more lamented IN the
South than any man who hns died since
Andrew Jackson.
from the Baltimore Gnzette.l
The sad announcement which we publish
above will be read with profoundest sorToW
by thousands Of people to whom the life Of
General Lee was unmistakably dear. Gene
raj Lee was man who was loved as much
for the simplicity of his character and the
virtues which adorned 1t as he was admired
for those high abilities which made him toe
great soldier of the war, and gave him
rank among the highly educated military
men Of Europe As one Of tho greatest
Generals Of tho age. His, too, was q
nature which. was great under reverses
as well as in the hour of triumph. Never
did his lofty character show out more
brightly than 1t has done In the days Of adj
Tersity. Deprived by Federal con1lscation
OF nome tnaC was OeaF TO MIN, ana Tulneu
in fortune, he chose to devote the declining
years of his life to the education OF youth.
In the retirement of an interior town in
Virginia, his name gathered around him
numbers of young men from all portions of
the South and one of the glories Of his life
Is that he passed his days In no idle repin-
ing, but rather In the instllling into tho
minds Of those who sat at his feet truths
and principles which taught them their
duty as men and fitted them for
good citizens. Indeed, his whole aim
was to calm those bitter feelings
which had their birth in the recent civil
strife, and to heal wounds which still bled.
Although he had too good reason to CON-
plain OF the faithleas execution Of more
than one promise which had been made to
him, he bore his trials in silence, and with
the largest Christian charity forebore even
to complain Of wrongs which he would
have been more than mortal could he have
freely forgiven. He carries with him to bis
crave nations sympathy, and every heart
that is truly noble Will pay its tribute to
the memory of General Robert E. Lee, the
good and the great; the idol of his soldiers
and the beloved Of every one who believed
in the cause for which he battled SO nobly
and so gallantly.
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XNOR RENT, the UPPER FLOOR g.
/ o. Z dwelling Geltg!liut!y sl,uaiec, with FL
BIZ ..,u4r. u the Capitol bti}ding, conSE.ift2 Of
.,...s: re rooms aud C.esmaL one water snc gas
.5-l Led. E0ftuh. FOR Z singc gentleman. UNI
,,n, -.--einl .tYea scnut lst ko.r;nbe,- pply 10
NIL < GODDiN,
ItS Main ri
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BuYss celebrated Pembroke Shirts far sa,cby
g. b. SPENCE soN.- fts il -. - 5s.it'1@ $
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L. FALL STOCK OF BOOTS AND
sHr fS.--l weu,d respectfully call attention TO
my large ant ~arttd stock OF HUOTt. SHOES,
A\I I!lTkS. N apuiscturca by tho best II ,lti-
lDuT,2 a0G pla,a&ei 2h,s p.kori, which olFer at
8; .ces that de Y c~lnpcsltiun.
JOHN NAspCLD,
&C .--cudpT 81? Broad street
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CFrorn the Petersburg CourIer.1.
Death of Con. Ice. -

The death Of Gen. Robert E. Ise, When
sad event IS announced In our Geographic
column this morning, Will awaken the deep
est sorrow in this community, and send u
thrill of grief into every heart. No man Of
his time had SO deep hold upon the affec-
tions of the people of the State, and upon
the respect of tine civilized world, as the
illustrious and now lamented citizen. BY
bis splendid military mplishments and
no less than by the. spottess
purity of his character, he he'd won untyar"
Sal admiration. ~ ,,g. +
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NOR RENT, two handsome BRICK g.
4 IUNaMENT H&tHE-, wi!h ECel1sh "a
assrlAta. a~t 'srn iss rtov". contaiulC. *
. e.. y.fr-. ven anG slXhi room, %,th gas, Wa
.st. "a ai!.sg modem itupr .ve!uetts IN every
,,.! t.al Il hen GrtACh'4 w!tt. nIup6 acrou;no-
~. .,i.a .ar ar:yaEtc. L-O'nvn cen.r'! ana de- J
..-raL. RICHARD>p> & CO.,
ry lA-!w li3 Main street.
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essa'EkE ReTkC9.S.
~ JUST RECEIVED. LARGE AD-
D!TI0Ssto my 81 OK 0f

D!TI0&sto my ~ ck of
EIOTS.
SttEN
r!tI Ma. upa
HArS.
rur$hRsr-s will no well 80 Eivc me cali At l2os
Main :tic",
rciaS. John c. PAGE, in.
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Brx your undsr.s,rss flon Z. B. sexxcE, .
SON. -. As.t., .tss
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|"IE: .EL.ENT, ThAT n,gB susuEhANG .4,,iAf. G
~ ,at, is oorgcieA oy II. W, AcGru e EsY..
l-ai nit"e St of Richmonc, on Futon hiii. LIE
D '"' :. n.w, ter rooms. II gond oIosF tne gar
G'1t cont fns fflfen gcreS well Iaid On. any
t@'ar nrcnafd OF select fruit. poseeosion ~ DC
t,Jn,r ctxi - LEE Il GODLIS,
s.a lll3 6 ain street.
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L'oH RENT, 4 PLEASANT SUITS
49, kDs. Nj ~. g.cocd door. Hilh cl lsf Szs.I |
si'ur Cd at lJ5 Astn suet.. be,~sen s'h ahd I'm |
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-14

Log RENT, THAT VERY DEG
j ,.-B5!o TX 4 USE *nd b. sl.n. ~
=. rn c5.n 4nd s7ih sttects loy coDIaininE tSo
l"''s II round, highly improved sultIoie ior
~. !'nssses!gu cirsn or tbs Iss \ r1th oef..
L. q. e. GO.
>~,..- Peal Est I" gent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-14

E'GR EENT. on 18th and corner OF fy
& E.r~nan g.reet, No. 3la, most de-ira PIC 81 |
= J; - i:tJht1. On second door WIN kEien
pr... .,,,d,tfors ard use OF bathroom and b'ck
,s..., -, -, ..,,,n ao.r -~--a.a. &C 13-Jt"
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IT.EaI EI-- -NiTIVIi- fVHTuHI J
The Death OF General Lee.

ENe EcNVN Oh SfeN@TNF Lee.
Tho drapery Of mourning In which our
paper Is snrouded to-day will have convey
ed to our readers the sad occasion for 1t be-
fore they read the sorrowful announcement
which was brought us over the wires last
night. .......-
General Lee is dead! The brave aoldier,
the gallant hero, the Christian gentleman,
IL no more,
It would be presumptuous in Us to at
tempt TO give expression to the grief with
which the world Will receive this announce
nent. Nothing that we could write could
be more full of melancholy pathos than the
simple announcement, Gen. Lee is dead.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-14

LNK RENT, in a pleasant location, S
+ t.,c- rurnioh.o ROOMS on tho sec1no IL
fy7r viyh Eitche.l, IL prisa,e family, without
yaIdren. -Addfess 3. T., tnrouSn rost-onlce'