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PROTECTION OF FIsH.-The Legislature
has the question Of the protection of fish
aud the opening Of the way for their ascen-
sion Of the rivers under consideration. 1t
Is an important one, and little understood
amongst us. But beginning must be
made, and we trust the Legislature will
pass some measure as an entering wedge to
future system for the increase Of fish in
Virginia. The dams and destructive modes
of taking fish have greatly curtailed the
supply, depriving us Of luxury as well as
an important article of subsistence.
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MATING. OHh.CA1TEs. &c.
1860 CARE STREET.

TEORGE W. ANDERSON Il SONt!
VI have In store and for sal" fine stock "i
CARPETS, ?ArE8-HANG1HG>, &c, &C. ein-
VELVET BRUSsELs TAFEsTRY.. THREE
PLY, and the common grades o: CAefHl7'
Varieties of STAIR CARPETt ,,r,.,.
The FALL STYLE of PAPER-HASGlNus'
nearly all OF new designs; orr
STYLISH patterns OF FLUUG aad TABLE olt-
CLOTHS,
CURTAIS G0oDS. CoRSlCES.
WINDOW SHADES. .,,
and all the articles OF first class estah!shnsh,:
These gooGs arr FRESH, and are offered FEhi
Low. 1890, ,o.,
Our senior partner has had a bGsiness eSpIi
ence IN this community Of Thirty years. AZ" h,s
selected our good, with especial reference - TINS
market. . ,eos ust,
We cordially Invite an inspection 81 l.Vo hh'u
street below Twelfth tGp stairs). SC l"-im
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uTha State Of Maryland has ALREADY
recognized this as the oyster bonnaaif i tho;
md It Is respectfully retommenqeedh o ;na'
thfa stata ajsa auree TO respect II, IL Delns.
If canrse. understood that this argui1nessn n.
IL IN no way to prejudice the claims .. eafter
State II, any question which nay I hatween
arise as to permanent boundaries D0'' :,
the States" ar. H.. by the citizens
of each State until the real at TGId wonld
can he ascertained and establlsnsa Wo onu
eau oanot nv prevent the occurrence OF M!
Jifsn,,Itics Whatever. AS matter Oh con y,
~; I'M md a measure Of peace, as Wen ~ %,
; NY a II ought to be observed, ana can
Jus.ee vo ~ Ixcellency that it shall not pe
.LS.;nosd 1,non by the authorities OF tIls
utata I trust that you Will secure l's wv
servonce by the people of Marylanu' er Tho
'' Immediate steps should be taken aef t ide
final and authoritative settlement "a hn n
boundary question. l am a uIno 20 COW
Joint resolution Of our Le9lsMMEu.." sn 70 i
OF which is herewith encloscul W np,,n,her
~ commissioners from your State tTr ;no
nnrnose of ascertaintng and esta aata. ~
t H hon boundary liue between the STATES on VI
WorrIond and Virginia. l am READY 70 Nv
~, these commissioners at any Ilonicn'
!p" J.mo notified by your Excellency that con-,
, WEI from the State of Maryland are
prepared to meet them. our Nv
In conclusion, beg to assure your H., La-
ceIIency that it would afford me great Llg,a.
SIRE TO comply with any request you hienC
prefer; but in this case IL Is oesoho iiis
power. % h;nh rosnoct nm
vonr Excelency's obedient servant, 80
[Signedl y. =. W 4!!sls,o
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r. TO ENJOY LIES BLESSINGS

VLE IO ILNUOI III ~ y -
WE MUST HAVE HEALTH.-it is a stubborn
fact that every human being is more or less pre-
.isooscdt TO disease and In he sprug the exciting
sickness is exceedingly prevalent. Now, to c0in,
ier,ct the baneful Influences which sometimes tei,
with fearful ofleot upon onr system at ths petloa
nished by Mcssrs DR.. :. Il. HARTMAN Co, OF
Lancaster and pittsburg, Pa 1t is ID It noted ana
efficacious invIG0rant and tonic, lsHLEh :
HERE BITTERS- a life giving preparation, anl
In universal u,e. 1t is the best blood purifier nov
bero-c the publc. 1t invgHrates rcnoyatrst ana
The irregul arlt es Of the system imparta fresh
visor and strength to the constitution: and pro-
ouces perfect health and fine spirits where nov
general debility and nervousness. EveryDoo
Ought to use 1t in the spring and summer as il VIII
be found reliable protection against dl:ease ana
4 promoter Of happiness. cc 5-eodS""
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RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 4, 1870

RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 4, 1870.
To His EcceHency Oden Bo,cte, Governor Of
Maryland:
NV Dear Sir,-T have the honor to ac-
knowledge the receipt Of your favor oil the
1st instant, calling my attention to the ar
rest of certain citizens. of Maryland in the
waters of Tanger sound, and their deten-
ton, as we'll as the vessels belonging TO
them, by the authorities Of this State, and
requesting me to order their release and the
return Of the property seized. l hasten to
assure your EXcellency Of my cordial con-
currence in and support of any proper mea-
sures for the preservation and maintenance
of "the comfy and friendship which have
50 long existed between the people of the
| two States" and that they shall not be
broken or disturbed by any illegal or unau-
| thorized action by the authorities of this
! State.
The State of Virginia, from experience.
has found it necessary, in order to secure
proper revenue from her fisheries, to i'm
pose penalties upon any one convicted OF
taking oysters in her waters without her
authority. I am informed that the parties
| to whom you refer were arrested for taking
oysters, in violation of the laws Of this
State, at point heretofore conceded by the
authorities of Maryland to be within the
Jurisdiction Of Virginia. In his report the
officer who made the arrests "a copy Of which
report is herewith enclosed) says that those
who were arrested were "al non-residents.
and clustering in Virginia waters south OF
the line established by Messrs. Davidson
and Lovitt." The line here alluded to was a
conventional line agreed upon by the Chief
lOvster Inspectors of the two States on the
18th day Of December, 1868, and has ever
since been scrupulously respected by our
officers. In his report Of the establishment
of this line, made to the Auditor of Public
Accounts, MIR. Levitt, our Chief Inspector
of oysters, says " The boundary line be.
tween the States Of Virginia and Maryland
never having been clearly defined, and this
fact being likely to provoke conflict OF Jul
risdiction between the oyster-police of the
two States, I, with the approval Of the "A Az
, ditor, accepted an invitation of Capt. HIM
ter Davidson, commanding the oyster
police force Of Maryland, to meet hin
for the purpose Of establishing an
oyster boundary line. We met d
, Crisfeld, Somerset county, MARYLAND, on
Dec. II, 1868, and agreed upon the follow
ing line: Commencing at the southern
extremity Of the land lying between thu
little Annamessic river and The Pocomokt
sound at Cedar Struts, thence in straight
line to point at mean low water mark OF
the beach due east to Eyans's store or
Horse Hammock or Smiths Island thence
/ folio wing the loW-water mark to the south
j ern extremity Of the land lying between
. Tangier sound and Tyler's creek, Smith
tisland:- thence In q straight line to tn
!. tsouthern extremity Of Smiths Island, anf
thence in n straight line to the lighthouse
I on Smiths Point at the mouth OF the Poto
: mac river.
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TAXES IN THE FLOODED DIsrEIcrs.-T

TAXES IN THE FLOODED DIsTEIcrs.-The
Legislature ought not to proceed in the
matter Of postponing the collection of taxes
without great deal Of care. The injury
done is confined to the rivers, and to extend
the districts thus to be relieved to whole
counties would be mistake. II any plar
can be adopted which would single out thu
real sufferers 1t might meet the general ap
Droval, but that win he attended with SONS
difficulty. The question Is intricate, an,
requires caution In Its consideration.
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80. -..,.,...a,srsasar asyFgCss.

z-CARpETs, CARPETS, cA All = ass
r,s sssor M eg CARPETS we nov , "s.s We
= selsssi that We have ey S,rset from TIE
,archssed ibis sh ssase some styles when
nanniaetarsr 70, s nna s r. beauty s ..
annot DC sur surp senuIno sSaLlsa BODY BRus
sgLsat sa.aspe ysra; arpy HRUssELs a,
'eN 81 70 and al 90 per yard ,r,,p and yrNI.
,uSS l1sC IEsRAIss HEINZ, anu :. tI xsrv
'H TIaN CARPETS, in great variety a. very
, FIJI ,T1 as ,ortment of RUss. DRUGGETs'h MAI
i'"' N LEVY BROTHERs',
1919 and 1915 Main street.
cOI,ORED WOOL SPREADS, CALlCO Co",
EORTERS, BLANKETS. sHEEiIeo'' "a'
TABLE-CLOTHs, very cheap. Wv
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ED,

On Monday, at l2 O'Clock, HENRIETTA. be-
loved wife OF Chas. l.. Ludwig.
Her funeral Will take plac, from her late resi-
dence, corner OF Clay und 4'h strGets, TO DAY
at IL O'Clock. The friends OF the family are In
vitcd TO attend without further notice.
On the 18th. ANNE WADE, native Of the
county of Tyrone, Ireland, aged 50 years.
Her funeral will lake place from ST. Peters
Church THIS AFTEKNOON at 81 O'Clock. Her
friends are Invited to attend.
California papers plsase copy.
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AcooMAc COURTHOUSE, Sept. %, 1870.
William, Fl. Taylor, Esq, auditor Of Public
accounts, Richmond, Va:
Sir,-I have the honor to report that |
took in custody ten vessels In TangIer
sound On the 9th instant, all noii-rnsidcnts
and Ovstering in Virginia waters south OF
the line established by Messrs. Davidson
and Levitt.
These vessels had their names obscured,
either by mailing boards over the names OF
otherwise. Eight Of them were laShed TO-
pether, bow and stern, with ropes, and
s1ben had two heavy chains across the whole
number, and with anchors down, for re-
sistance. brought them, with their crews,
into Onancock, and handed them over to
the county authorities. An examination OF
the case will be had to-day.
l am, sir, your obedient servant,
JAMES A. BROWN,
Inspector of the Third District.
SALE OF "ARaoRY."
The bill authorizing the Board of Public
Works to sell the arm0ry building, lots, and
water-powera, was taken up.
JUDGE OF sTAUNToN.
The election of a Judge for the town OF
Staunton was entered into, and Mr.. HANGER
nominated Mr.. Jas. A. Waddell for the po-
sition.
MIR. CocHRAsE nominated Mr.. John W.
Green Smith.
After some discussion rs to their relative
merits the vote was taken, and resulted
Waddell, "a (; Smith, Sc.
Joint vote Whole number, 1a2-Wad.
dell, 81 Smith, GS.
WEST VIRGINIA COMMISSION.
The CHAIR laid before the House the re.
mort of the commissioners on the West flr-
ginia debt. from which it appeared that no.
thing could be done as yet, as West Virginia
had not appointed commission 10 confer
with them. The report was ordered FOL
printing.
BILLS, ETC, PRESENTED.
By MI. HARNsBERGER Bill declaring Ger
tain portions of the south branch OF the
Shenandoah river and OF its south FORK
lawful fence.
Bv Mr.. p. X. JONES Bill to protect the
iovment of civil rights.
! Bv Mr.. sTuBBs Bill for the relief Of S. G
Cooke, of York county.
! BY Mr.. WIN. a. BRYANT Resolution In
During into the eNredlency OF granting II
! all cases pay and mileage to county judge:
| holding terms, or parts OF terms, IN othel
counties or districts than their OWL.
Bv the same Resolution iuquiring into
the expediency of amending the laws il
relation to the jurisdiction OF circuit judges
! in leasing the lands OF infants OF insane
persons.
! BY Mr.. SMITH TURNER Bill to amend thu
! homestead act.
! BY Mr.. JACKSON Bill to amend the Code
in relation TO the maintenance of lllcSltI
mate children.
BY Mr.. KELLEY Resolution inquirins
! into the eXpediency Of so amending tn
; election laws as to provide more eXpedl
tious and just method of purging the list o
registered voters.
! By Mr.. BOILING Resolution inquirins
into the cxpediency Of requiring constable
to attend the meetings of the Board OF Su
perYisors. -,
By Mr.. WooDwoRTH Bill amending thu
charter OF Portsmouth.
HOUSE BILLS PASSED.
Bill to charter the town Of Front Royal
Bill providing for the payment OF claim
of John Wickham for rent Of room for AT
torney-Gcneral.
Aiiournad
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MT DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
, large assortment Of DRESS GOODS; style and
quality cannot be SURPASSED prices extremely
low. All kinds Of GOODS for MOURNING, at
LEVY BEOTHErs'.
1918 and 1916 Main street.
rNR1EACuED KNITTISG COTTON, soc.
per pound. BALE COTTON all Nos'' at si.0'
per bale of Eve pounds. oc'
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TuST RECEIVED, A FULL LINE OF
81 NURSERY RENDERS fall siZcsl,
WIRE OFFICE TENDERS tall siZcsl,
Coal HODS, COAL SIFTERS,
COAL SHOYELS
New style COAL TONGs
SHOVEL, TCNGS, and PokERS, In sets;
FIRE STANDS,
BLOWER STANDS, &C.,
which we invite the attention Of housckeepers aud
no'ei p'op' i'' NOTING & BROTHER
60 Ia 200 Main street,
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.r,e.y. AZ. il sYrfgEss.

- UT INVITE SPECIAL Al -, 80 :,
Bs1 ~ guE saLasTHIs AETEaso go, - -,
ITO .,rn, the ure pises, Of the sahi a..l
o,o.ors' vIEyy,, FkBSf, advertised in 'ia
tion columns ,a - opportunity to purchase
no raluabls farm near the city Is ''ke's =
,ccur. at+,rd the sale may go b1
iersona which wifi leave cur fce 'niS A'''-
ooon at % O'Clock. u,t11AMs. Ancts.
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ME- FALL STOCK OF BOOTS AND
SHuES.-I would respectfully Gull attention TO
my large and varied stock of BOOTS, SHOES
AND TRUNKS, manufactured by the hest BATH
more and Philadelphia makers, which l ofcr al
prices that defy competition.
JOHN HAERCLD,
oc 7--eodoT sl' Broau s'feet'
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NJ NEW FALL DRY GOODS.
GREAT BARGAINS |!

Handsome Dress t;co.is, only &C.; rich hIpacas,
only .oc.; best make Galicncc, only l"5c; Goods
for mems anu BOYS wear Al .oc Ardr"scossh'
Blrached Cotton, lcsc.: good Linse's, IA l.
Quilts Al75 lot Of sll-wool Flaiineis Only We
Ladies' Heavy White Hose, l7c., elsewhere -'c' )
Ladies, white lIandkerchiefs, &C.; Crash Tor
Towels. lnc.: IIuckahack Jewels. loc.; Eo'"-E!eu
Needles, &C.; Corseis, Lact-s, EdSluSs, Emorol-
,i.;ics, Shtwls. Blankets, TickingS, Cucloih'
Broaic!oth, tas;;nerrs ladies' aud Gents Vol
lei Shirts ard Drawers, Linen Shirt, Irish LII
Gus, Shlrt-Fronts, Nccktics, Eninsooks, Jaconcts,
S.tsscs, Ribbons, Napkir-, jet JewclT!, ana, Ill
short everything KEEP: In n
FIRST. CLASS DRY GOODS HoUsE.
Having bought most Of my goods at auction Tor
cash enables me to sell goods at prices that can
not be equaled III chespncss in this Sts!o anu par
Ties In want Of cheap and reliable DRY GOODS
will find /, very much to their interest to give me
call before purchasing clsc~herc.
A.GCLDBACK, So Broad street,
between 6,h and It'll st eets.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
REPORTS, ETC

The House met ut Il O'Clock. Prayer by
Rev. j. Il. Edwards.
REPORTS, ETC.
Senate bill to amend the Code 10 relation
to the Court Of Appeals. Reported from
the Committee on Courts with an amend
mentA
HoMse bin in relation to grand juries
From CDsnmittee on Courts.
taxes for yhe preeent year the people OF Ger.
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TIE FREE BaIDaE.-It will be seen that
the blu passed by the Legislature before
the late recess authorizing free bridge
across james river is law, in the opinion
OF the Committee of Courts of Justice of
the Virginia Senate.
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~RED BLANKETS, BED BLANK

ng BED BLANKETS, BED BLANK
aTs,-Eyery variety Of BED BLANKETS from
the lowest to the highest prices.
CALICO COmFORTERa
COLORED WOOL BED-SPREADs,
sHEETINGS, ami PILLOW-CASE CoIloS'
- LEVY BROTHERS.,
l2I3and l2l5 Main street.
VELVET RIBBONS in all widths ana coiord'
BLACK and COLOR cd SAIl\ s cut on INC oiae'
foc 81
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2OTHERS

VI HECHLER. Jn., 6 BROTHERS,
Y. Noe. h. 20 and 33 FIRST MARKET, hay
Ing at great expense reftted their establish
ment and added cyory Improvement that the
experience of fifteen years conld devise, take plea
sure in announcing to their friends and the public
the trade and consumers every description Of
SAUSAGE and PUDDIEGS. BACON, LARD,
and every article found In their line. Special at
tentioh given to the making Of sausage for tie
southern market. Thankful for the patronage OF
friends and the public, we hope by continued ap
plication to business to merit the continuance OF
the same.
v. HECHLER, JR., d BROTHERS.
m aadIm
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Ny G. DOGGETT II CO., No. - Gov
ERhOR STREET, corner Of Franklin, have re-
ceiyed 4 general assortment OF CARPETlSGS,
FLOOR UIL-CLOTHS, MATTINGS, CURTAIN
GOODS, WINDOW SHAD and PAPER
HANGINGS, wi h the usual supply Of UPHOL-
STEERING GOODS, Tor the fall trade, which Will
be sold et very low prices, and PAPER-HASG-
ING and UPHoLSTERING Of every description
executed promptly. oc 4-@V
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rlIO TIE PEOPLE OF RICHMOND
/ Judge GUIGoN, of the Hastings Court OF The
city OF Richmond, has ordered another election
for the Guy. Submitting 10 his decision, pre-.
claim myself candidate again for the once OF
CUMHONWEALTH's ATTORNEY. II is time
that the questions involved In the elecn3n OF mua
nicip i officers should be put TO rest They have
disturhed the peace and dignity of this city long
enough, to It's great injury. have Sncs , See9
seek and feel Competent to discharge Ats du:ie
and desire to hold IL ii 1t shall be- the viii OF the
people, but not otherwise. II they elect me, !
viii he grate!ul and endeavor to repay their rust
and confidence In me by q faithful and Impartial
discharge Of my daLies.
80, ma GEORGE ID. WISE.
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MET IRISH LINENS at 35, 10, ID, and
Soc.
LINEN TABLE-CLOTHS, full Two yar"S io"E'
at ~, worth also:
pRT LGFD NAPKINS or DOYLIES at 75c. ard
IL per Dozen worth Sl.2j and Sl.5o
BRIDAL. or HuNEY-C0MB QUILTS, large
enough fog the largest bed, at Sl5o worth $40.
A large stock Of Be, BLANKETS from ~ to Sl5
pair; GISGHAM5 at loc. per vardi BED
TICK at loc per yard COMFOETERs at s. 80 =;
la-ge.size HEAVY WOOL BED SPREADS NJ
$3.50. worth IS: WHITE CORDUROY, CO
LORED CORDUROY, BALMoRAL sklRts OF
every description, II. LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 12l5 Main street.
Take notice that our store viii be c'osed SloS-
DAY the 18th, on acc unit of holidays. oco
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NJ FLANSELS! FLANNELS!

NT FLANNELS! FLANNELSI
FLANNELS!
We call particular attention TO our S'o'A %
FLAMES. We now Offer
WHITE. AND RED FLANNEL, warranted 81
wool. ut .5c., worth 3oc. per yard
Full yard wide, al wool SHAKER FbANNEl''
at SOC. per yard. worth Csc.
WHITE, GREY, Red. and BLU I" lL~ED
FLAENELS in all qualities;
FLANSELe:
OPERA FLANSELS III all colors;
.,s, q fuu assortment Of BLEkCHED and IN
EIEACHED CANTON FLANNELs. from
l63 to soc. per yard.
LEVY BR 9THFRs',
1918 ard 1915 Main street.
COATs,s SPOOL COTTON, all Nos, at soc.
pc- dozen.
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RY1.aSp II. NoRvELL. formerly with lfaac sy-
Gle: WIN, II. b. TAYLOR, BENJAMIN HoLT2, and
Miss ALICE HARDES1Y, are with me, and wouIa
h. nleased TO he favored with call from lhciF
friends and the public generally.
49, A. GOLDBACK.
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~ CLOTHS, CASsIMEREs, VEST
INGS JEANS, and CORDURoY.-We call par
icular attention to our stock of goods snitaoel"r
novs, ard mel's wear. We have now IN storc
ruIl assortment Of thu charlottesville sooos.
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2i5 Main s:-eet.
CoATs,s COTTON, all sizes at SO cents per
S oc9
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HARDWARE. &c.

r l.. PORTER, NORTHWEST COR
~ NER OF FRASkLIN sTREET AND TIL Z
OLD MARKET, IS selling goods In his line nj
GREAT SACRIFICE. Having had his entire
stock Tor nearly sol damaged by the recent food
in James river, is selling HARDWARE. CUT
LERY, and like goods, that arc for use as g0od as
new at great bargains. Persons III neeil oil such
6o"N' "oN-~ Wv
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NICKERSON HOUSE,

This rlsasantly-locsted HOTEL, unsurpassed
by any honse in the South for comfort and healthy
locality, Is now open to travellers ana. others
seeking gccommo cd ton. call Is solicited.
Omribusses w:ll be found at the different depots.
Pas senccrs Carried to ard from the hotel free OF
charge WIN. A. WRIGHT,
oc 9-lm% Proprietor.
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DOARD.-Four or five gentlemen can OBJ
ID tain BOARD In a private family on mode
rate terms. Apply at 1o7 Main street, between LIST
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SIR: We the
rs of the city OF Richmond,
earnestly desire that you
nd!data Tor clcc;iol 10 The
Ant, and pledge our sup
III IL 1t may be your
h our wishes,
,t;'ully,
r felIow-citizcns,
n. II. Dibrcll,
L. Powers,
Charles Fl. Page,
X. NJ. Taylor,
Stephen Mason,
4. Dibrell,
s. G.. Flourn"y,
A. G. Dunkcrn,
7 hos. Jones,
r. K. Badtins,
Il. F. Fletcher,
l.. II Luck,
Henry II. Smith,
John l.. JO-cs.
jefferson Mason,
Solomon Wise,
samuel Z. Terry,
Smith Is. Price,
II. +. Taylor,
Thos. j. Vantcr,
II. A. Hartwell,
Bernard 4. Gum,
AbsaIom j. Moss,
Henry II Smithsrs.
John A. Langtord,
X. NJ. Farrar,
T.. 7. Allen,
Jerome Cat lgoni,
VIM. +. South,
Zach. c. Smith,
Peter j. Fricke,
=. 9. Prickell,
Richard IL. HOLMES,
II. Y. Langley,
Isaac II. Helstevn,
Jos. p. SMITH,
VIM. Henry Thomas,
Henderson j. Fierce,
I.andon T.. " hitc,
Jno. J. " inter,
b. James 3inton,
Smith IL ROintree,
Pat. II. Jones,
Pat. l.. Ford,
j. Kraker,
j. NJ. Johnson,
j. Ii. Huh,
W. s.. Ford,
Matthew II. Howle,
johnson e. Turner,
Daniel T. Tinsley,
Sam'!. =. Sutherland,
Jno. NJ. Melton,
Sam'l II. Dudley,
1SSaC u jacobs.
II. c. Warthcu,
F. T. 2. Neiherland,
DANIEL Jennings,
David Jones,
T. Is. Berry,
JAS. Z. Dupcan,
S. S. Shepperson,
John Ware.
Solomon Fiogori,
Socrates Wrenn,
VIM. z. Sampsoi,
II. y. stevenson,
Leander Via,
Bartholomew Shaw,
Henry V. Gentry.
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The Educational Journal for October Il
good No.
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HAVING QUALIFIED AS ADMINS
N TRAITOR OF the estate of the late CHAs Y.
Fill FIT. am authorized to request all persons
inden1esi In she sar,e 60 come forward and make
naymeHt and those having claims against The es-
tate viii present them for Setfemant.
'E'- CHARLES a. ELLFTT. 4
0cT TIN 1870 &C lost
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MISS SUSAN E. WATKINS HAS
lV1 OPENED j R0ARDlNG: HOUSE on Mr,
be pleased r. serve her old friends and any who
may desire DAY BOARD Oh the most reasonable
terms She has several delightful chambers which
she would like filled with nice families, members
of the Legislature, or medical students.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-12

~BLACK SILKS, POPLINS, AND
vEi,yETS.-We call attention to our SOCK OF
BLACK SILKS BLACK and COLoKED toi
LISs, BLACK SILK VELYETs, 10 greas Eaiie
tvat LEY nno
1r,:DIvACUED Knitting COTTON, erc.
Mr. Mound: CDTrOS YARN, all Nos. from I"
H. at Fl.65 per hale. Wv
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EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT SCHOOL BY S. 7. PENDLE-
~ TON, Atm STREET, BETWEES:r MA, MAiN
AND FRANKLIN, on TGEISSDA1' ihOh9-
Terms 50 per month, in advance. oc II linz
MISS TAZEWELL'S SCHOOL WILL
WI commences ia fcnrth annual session on the
first MONDAY in Octobe-, and close the last day
OF June. .s,,,,
Circulars containing al! requisite lniorln4,inh
c,o Ia nhtained from herself at her residence No.
iii Craze street, third door below Seventh.
TERMS: Payable one half In advance, ann n,
Primary class per session nine MOtth'..... TO- Wv NV
Junior class per session nine months 80 Ov
Senior class per session nine mouths. ~ os
French per session nine months. ....,.--.-. ~ W
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