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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-22
Virginia Editors i'm Baltimore.
From the Baltimore Slfn g.

At the invitation of the managers Of the
" Virginia and Tennessee sir line" rail-
road and the Seaboard and RoauoSe Island
AIRLINE, party Of editors OH an excursion
from that section of Virginia adjacent to
the line of the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio road, and from Tennessee rs far US
JOnesboro', in that State, reached Balti-
more yesterday morning by the splendid
I" Bay Line" steamer Louisiana, Captain
d. j. Hill.
The visitors were accompanied by Colo
mel w. B. NJ. Word, general agent of the
Atlantic, Mississippi, and Ohio railroad.
The editorial fraternity comprised the fol.
lowing: S. G. Davies, of The Petersburg
I.deI X. X. Madison, of the Petersburg
Courier; Major &. W. Hardwicke, OF the
Lynchburg Republican; A. B. Venable, Of
the Farmylle Commonwealth !; r. B. Wit
ter. Of the Burkerille Times N. w. Cam
ley. Of the Bristol Courier G. f Grisham,
OF the Jonesboro' Flag; d. A. St. Clair, of
the WytheyiIle Dispatch Rev. w. B. Wei
Ions, of the Christian Sun, Suffolk, Va.
SOUTH SIDE VS.. NORTH SIDE E--MAHoNE FOR
GOVERNOR.
banquet was spread on board the
Louisiana. Speeches We're made. Major
Nenabe said that the south side and South
west Nirginia-his section of the State
looked to this great line to do more for her
material development than anything else.
The Southwest and the south side had re-
solved now TO look out for themselves,
having been ignored for fifty years by the
north side ard the valley locking hands to
control the State OF Virginia. Senator
johnson, he said, was their first Senator in
| the United States Senate for more than fifty
years-since the days Of Giles. The Gov
ernors and all the chief State officers, those
particularly entrusted With the public
works, came from every other section OF
the State except the south side and the
Southwest. lie concluded by euloSizina
the enterprise Of these sections, and pro-
posed General William Malone us the next
Governor OF Virginia.
The visitors had Il fine time in Baltimore,
making and hearing speeches, eating, drink
| ing, SC.
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NO. 10.

Wh;te s'or DE e.; SeuHr, FnDAr-,Ju.,;oo7 :,
dsnosad mdesssa'"g-Ths as followings eass. j.
e,,,' William liam Thompson, charged wit, -,
sany sa,,y aesertlng from the bark kSa M,ra.hw naaw-
no.sa L,az,e st Jones, charged with having in he,
possession one dress and one skirt. fSs ths
property of Ella Graham. Sent to ia,, tne sne
thirty days. ..,, ''' .''
Ed. Gilman, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care. of himself. Dis
charged. ~-u r3 gs5t ~ ~ ~
J. S. Phillips, charged with obtaining
81 % from Mordecai Page under false pre-
tences. Evidence insufficient to sustain the
charge, and the party honorably discharged
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ST. PATRICK's CHURCH PIc-NIC-Pic-nics
are al! the rage just now, and are attended
with good results. st. Palrick's Chui ch
proposes to have 4 grand affair Of this kind
ut the Fair gro lnds on Wednesday next,
the 2Gth instant. Trains will leave the
Broad-strcct depot at 8, 10, and II O'Clock
a. NJ, II NJ, and /, 8. and Z. nj. Tie
last train returning from the s:ounds will
leave at s Z. NJ. An ample supply of re-
freshmcnts will be on hand, good order
preserved, and Smiths brass band will fur
niSh the music.
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AN OLD ScIssoRs-GRTNDER IN TROUBLE
Henry Bartling, a wel-known scissors
grinder il Richmond, who had just served
out twelve months time in the city Jail and
chuin-gang, took rather too much of the
"ardent" yesterday, and was again taken
in charge and locked up at the Second sta
tion-house. 1t was only on Wednesday lust
that he applied to the officers at the above
named station for knife which he stated
had been taken from him when he was first
arrested. The aforesaid knife, however,
could not be found. as all such property Is
disposed Of for the benefit Of the city if not
called for within Il reasonable time. Bart
ling will have u hearing this morning.
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THE ERRAND OF THE QUIET MAN WITH A
BRACE OF REvOLvERs.-[From the Nevada
(Mo.) Times, July 4.l-On Wednesday last
4 nun arrived 1T Bailtown, and put up at
the hotel kept by Mr.. Pennington. He ap-
peared TO be il very quiet man was riding
splendid horse, and wore brace OF re-
yolvers. lie talked very little to any one,
but made some casual inquiries about a man
by the name of Bedford. On Thursday he
was absent all day, returned in the evening,
and "Wednesday he made arrangements to
have his horse taken care OF TWO or three
DAYS but in a short time be changed his
mind, got his horse, fired of and cleaned up
his pistols, and said he would take u ride.
While riding along, Layton, who did
the shooting, was orertakcn 10y one OF
the citizens of Usage, who was going to
Marsh Owens's house, where they were
tire. hing wheat, and they got into CONVEX
sation. When they came to OWens's lane,
Llyton asked the neighbor, "Is this the
road we go?" The gentleman answered,
THAT is according TO where you want to
co. Layton said, "Oh, anywhere; not
particular" They rode on down the lane
to near the house, got OIL their horses, and
hitched them to the fence, and got over into
the ward where the threSher was ut work.
Immediately after crossing the fence Lay
ton began pulling Off the glove Of his right
hand with his teeth, and walking toward
the machine, which WAS still ut the time.
When within about thirty steps of Bedford,
Bedford saw him, turned and ran. Lay
ton drew his pistol and fired, the first shot
dropping him. Bedford arose and started
again when another shot brought him to
the ground, then Layton stepped up, to
him and put another ball through him as
he lay on the ground. Bedford was shot
through the thigh, through the bowels
from buck TO front, and through the chest
from back to front, penetrating the lungs.
After firing the third shot, and seeing his
victim lying helpless before him with the
blood running from his mouth, he turned
and walked to his horse, mounted, and
lesurely cantered out to the mouth of the
lane, and then walked his horse until out
of sight.
Layton never spoke word after crossing
the fence, but did his work boldly and de-
lberately,
1t appears that during the war Layton
had Bedford i'll his employ. He trusted
him with his family and his honor, which
Bcdiood took advantage of by seducing
Laytou's wife, for which he has now paid
the penalty. Layton has been hunting his
victim for several years.
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DALLMEYER's QUIcK-A CITING PORTRAIT
LESsEs.-Tke working qualities of these Lenses
will be best explained by the folio wing brief quo
tation:
.Wondrous delcacy, perfect roundness and
modelling, fcshy texture and transparency, great
y!por aud brilliancy. exquisite dehnition,n &C.,
&c photographic EesCS, noticing pictures made
Sy the above LEASES.
FRAYsER works the largest Of these Lenses In
this country at his new Gallery lOl1 Main street,
opposite the Pos.-ohice.
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THE CHEsAPEAKE AND OuIo CONNECTION.
The special committee of the Council who
have under their consideration the connec--
ton of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
With tide-water in the city, will meet on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock. The fol-
lowing gentlemen constitute the commit
tee: ". B. Isaacs, Thos. II. Wynne, Thos.
r. Davis, VIM. English, Geo. S. Palmer,
". II. Scott, of Clay Ward !; Charles T..
WhitIock, w. Ii. Scott, of Jefferson Ward;
j. e. BossieuX, G.. b. LipscOmb, r. M.
Manly, and u. l.. Braselman. s.
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CHARGED WITH HAVING UNLAWFUL Pos.
SESSION OF A WATCH.-A colored man, who
gave his name as George johnson, was ar.
rested yesterday on wal rant, charged
with having unlawful possession of gold
watch, the property OF John II. Ellis. His
case will probably be examined into to-day,
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CHANCERY COURT NO business of spe-
cial Importance was transacted in this court
Yesterday. Judge Fitzhugh is absent from
the CITY on brief visit n search of health
and pleasure. During his absence Judge
Is. r. Wexford will attend to the business
OF the court, which in all probability Will
be adjourned in course today.
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For finely executed photographs of all the va
rious styles go to the old, reliable gallery OF q.
Il. kEEs. where YOU are sure to get good work at
reasonable prices. Mr.. REES has the exclusive
right to make the patent imitation porcelain pic
ture in Eichmonc. This is the only gallery In
the city where portrait and miniature painter is
canstantly employed.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND POsT-oPFICE, July 81. 1871
Miss NJ: Dabney, Osvy, N. j.. Admiral J.
X. Tucker, Yquitos, reru; Andrew Jen-
klns, Richmond Miss A. Watkins, Smith
held Mark DowIey, Richmond Putney
u Watts. Richmond; Milens. Sheret & Co.,
N.Y.; 4 package for j. w. Wallace, Ph,a.
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ALLEGED REVENUE V1oLATIoNs.-Men-
tion was made in the Dispatch Of the arrest
of James W.. Word on. "Wednesday last,
charged with dealing i'll contraband TO-
bacco. Yesterday morning he had hear
iny before United States Commissioner j.
A. Lynham, who reserved his decision in
the case until Monday next.
The revenue officers were looking alter
the druggists and contectloners again yes
nd
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Jon call the attention OF me,'
chants clerks OF courts, sheriffs, lawyers, raiA'
road steamship and canal officers and agents. am
MI, others having orders for printing to the iac'
tie, offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAh
L1siIMEsT for the prompt and faithful execute!
OF sll kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish a
short, notice Cards, Btll-Heads, Letter-heauS
Programmes, BAH Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, sho"
BINS, Checks, Drafts, &C., &C., Sc. satisfacuo
aad
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FALLING OF BRDGE.-Cincinnatt, July
2O.-The Davis creek bridge. on the Chesa-
ueake and ohio railroad, five miles west of
1 charleston, West Va, tell this afternoon
while the worknen were putting up per
mauent timbers. Thirteen men fell with
The bridge. Two were killed, one probably
fatally Injured, and six seriously injured.
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JUST REcEIvED.-Erery Saturday, Frank
Leslie's Illustrated Ne,1spapcr, and Hor-
pe''s Weekly, to hand from Ellyson IL Tay-
lor,s, next to Dispatch office. -.
London Illustrated Ne,rs, with beautiful
colored supplement, "Girl Of the Period -
received from Ellyson & Taylor, 11lG Man
street.
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Ksow-NorHrNG; OR WHATy-Pursuant to
q published call, meeting Of voters OF the
Sixth Ward was held last night ut SchWm's
Hall, corner Of Broadway and erteals
streets, to effect ward orgaliizatfono OF pei
sons opposed In sentiment to the recent de.
nial in New York to Protestants OF the rlgD.e
to parade In publlc.-Baltinaore Gazette.
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u. COLUMBUS's ICE-CREAM DEPOT, No. Oh
BROAD aTREET.-Cream always fresh, and made
daily. Delivered TO families In any part OF the
city. A liberal deduction made TO picnic par
ties, excursionsts, social gatherings, &C. Satis-
faction guaranteed. A fun stock OF confeclion-
cries always on hand, aud sold at the lowest
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NorAR1Es PUBLIc.-His Exceilency Coy
ernor Walker has appointed Mcssrs. y. Is.
clam and w. B., McC hesney notarles pup,
lie :; the former for the city OF hicnmohu
and the latter for the county OF Augusta,
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A CosvEN1ENcg.-The Western Union
Telegraph Company are running connec,,
tiom line to the office of the Richmond and
Petersburg railroad, corner sth ana
Rvrd stteets, for the benefit OF the COM
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER AT DISPATCH
OFFICE, July 81, 1871 s A. NJ, 750; 3 Z.
Nj, 100; p. NJ. TO.
At e.. o'clock strong northerly WIND
sprung up, and ut the mercury had fallen
to ESQ
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AUCTIOH SAE4Es THIS pAy.

A. Z. PuLL1aM will sell for =. A. Dayton, re-
cetver, at S p h., at the yard on 10th, between
Main and Cary streets, one OF mess portable
engines. ..r".. "Gr~.-'t.N
LYME & BROTHER viii sell q. 6 r. NJ. r two
story framed tenement on the cast line of Jack
sou, between Fou5hee and Adams streets.
COCK & I.AUGHToN will sell at 10 A. M, at the
horse lot horses, mules, &c. .....
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THE BEsT.-In our opinion the pictures taken
ut the LEE GALLERY are by far the most truth ul
and life-nke we have ever seen, and the prices
charged are about the same charged for common
photographs. @-4
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Don't forget that Tomorrow you will want SON E.
thing in the way Of centlencn's furnishings. Il.
Is. SPENCE & Son have i fine stock Of goods In
their line, which they selling at the very vest
II wing price.
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Persons leaving the city during the summer
season can have the DISPATCH mailed to their
address ut 50 cents per month, payable i'm adj
vance. - =
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QUALlFIED.-Captain George w. Allen
Qualified yesterday as harbor-ma>tcr of the
port Of Richmond.
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WENT TO PETERsBURG.-His EXcellency
Gov. Walker, in company With Col. Owens,
his aid, visited the Cockade city yesterday.
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0Toue OF INspECTIoN.-TheC Committee on
s.reeis GeneraIly vii! meet on TUE sday
morning at sk O'clock for a tour OF inspec-
tion over the city.
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No traveller should leave the city without Dol
of WOODS condensed soda. water. Price, soc.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at %. $3.50
$a.7s, and sAso PEE 900. at the Dispatch prinuas
Establishment, ~ @
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CLOTHING In endless variety, snd at low prices,
ut Z. 3. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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You can make your own soda.water on the cam
or at pic If you get box OF condensed soaa'
runtar prtca SOC.
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rxsr GE LETTERS.

,.r az ADVERTISED LETTERS
- t,<I>C IN THE RICHMOND FoST-
NfF. ealing for letters in this list VIII please
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Gentlemen's furnishings, a large stock, low
prices, at K. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street
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erybody should have condensed soda water W
carry to pic.nics, Price, SOC.
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| ICO MCE! LICORICE =" FSTRA-
! Dh " MA3S.-- " q arc receiving sntal snip
mtn. OF the well kn nm s. itPsirada" braEd, sola
i"l iitseii yaaTs hs II Ivid j. Burr benc the w.r,
which VI offer u the manufacturers ct tobacco.
Al. STOKES u CO..
JyS3w Impoters' Agents.
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THE NEW CENSUS.

The acting superintendent OF the census
expects to have the advance sheets, giving
the population of the country by counties,
ready for distribution within u week or
two. This statement will contain each CEN
SIls since 1880.
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9ithlno'nd QispattIt.
%, 1871.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIR
GULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF T!fECITH. .... ,..rs@
FROM WASHINGTON.
tSpccla! Correspondence Of the Dispatch.l
w AsUINaToS ,July 90 1871

tSpccla' Correspondence Of. the Dispatch.l
WASHINGTON, July 90, 1871.
II Is said here to be more than likely
that the Richmond quarries will he select
cd 10 furnish granite for the new State De-
partm'nt. The quality OF granite is found
TO he supcrb-eGual to that of any quarry
in the country. The bids by the other
quarry neutrality-suspicious. the Dix
Island company-are much higher than the
supervising architect deems justifable as
a basistor entering into contract, although
the facilities Of the latter company for
furnishing granite material are superior to
any Of the other quarries which have been
visited by MIR. Muilet, both as to cheapness
Of getting out the stone and the loading
and transportation thereof. Mr.. Mullct on
yesterday visited the Baltimore quarries,
with which he W ~ also very we'll satisfied,
and from whence he proceeded to New
York and farther north, to make his final
arrangements and comparisons, rs. also,
to consult with various architects and
skilled men in such matters, before making
the final award, which will probably be
gwen next week.
There is no positive official authority for
the above statement, hut it is believed to
be nearly, if not G'togt ther, correct.
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l>T OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
fIIHF MANCHESTEE 20 T % + +

Isl OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
il1IiF MANCliESTEE L . T % FFl & +
ia a. .y. l>T!. go
Persons eating for letters In this list Will please
sIy .hdyyitis,i"
LADIES' LIST.
R-anrn Miss Augusta Harris, MARI
ifr1yr Mrs. A. ". Ia!er Miss Julia
prn <. Mi-, Iu,lpa Z. K"wRh. Miss annie
l}u.n.fr Mss Rcrie Mayo. Miss EIZt
C-r..jd Miss kEcr T.. owens, MIS- Willie Y.
l.,,,.i,,. Nlr. .Iau., ". Straw, Miss Ncihe
f..Inf.u @is via Z il mss, Mrs Maria
GFNTIFHFS'S LIST.
!ur,u,, Tio,uas kl-g. Th"mas
i.rasci, .I,.,th = MckInsry Me-.
,...Lhvr.> Mo ,dr, Lawrence
,.-,..,v J I'm 4. ca.Etc.Incry ByrEe
ttHrct, Iic'' - smith sam NV
..p.t... t,... t.."i'dD Tolry, Gcr rye W.
IIia,l /. lt,rztB. Hur In HoraCe &.
nyII.AvuS, Samuel =. Nillsnu b~Ilei
Jyuc5, john ~. ,, , =,
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EyBsaH'GEE. &e,


NOTICE.-On account of increase OF
IN trade, | have t.ken the store No. 1907 Frank
llu street formerly occupied bv Mr. John Davis),
and in rear of my present pace, on Governor
street. TO be occupied as CABlNhT-MAhlNG,
UP 4, I1STaEI G.. and RF'hlG SHOP.
with nv Increased rsciltieS ind strict atten-
ton t., busin So, tier myLeif - he able TO COM
pete wth anv o'hsr III my ltue Thankful for the
patronage OF the ISL and soliciting &C .ptinuancc
al t7e same | respectfully cali attention tn my
we'll assort,d d stock OF FIVE and COW PRICED
TUhN,f UEE, principally OF home manuac-
tuTe, VIZ:
Parlor Suits in Terry, Reps, or Hair
Clo II, lroIn .1oo - @lso
ST in. d and Painted Cottage Suits from. 80 10 10
Marble Slab Cottage suits iTom SO 10 40
Hand ONE Walnut Suits. from. ......... 10 u lIo
Walnut or oak Fxtenson Tables, from IL 10 80
n, so keen ON hand an assortment Of the cheapest
CHAIRS. TABLES,
BEDsTEADS, BUnEAUS,
WAShSTAN ),
10 ,KISG-GT.kSSES,
MATrRESSES,
BCLSTERS, PILLOWS, LOUNGES,
SOFAS, CRIBS, CRADLES.
TRUNDLE BtDSTEADS- &c.
Special attention given 10 REPAl2lNG ana
| UPHOLSTE RING.
Goods care ully packed for shipping.
Very respectfully.
Cabinet-m8ker AZ d furniture Dealer.
No. 90 governor street, and H07Franklin ST.
d ir
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MancNeSfpr lfenaa

The GIPsEYs are still encamped at Elb
Park.
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TODAY Rev. Dr.. w. Berg win deliver a
lecture at the Mayo-strcct Sy hagoSLe,
commencing at O'Clock.
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CLERKS OEFICE HESR1co CoUNTT,l
July 81. 1871. I
The Board OF Supervisors Of Hen rico county Will
meet at the c"urt-house. Henrtco county, on
THURSDAY, July 27th, 1871 Al persons having
business with the Boaru will please be present.
WM. J. ANABLn, Clerk OF Henrico,
and as such Clerk OF The Board OF supervisors.
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FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP, HENRICO
IL CJUnTi.-A meeting OF the Township
Board Will he held on SATURDAY, July y, 1s7i,
a. the Franklin house IN the Nine .aiile road, at
Il O'Clock. All persons having business to trans
act with the board are tnvited to attend. '@fff
Uverseers Of road districts who have not yet
quail fiet are particularly requested 10 come for
ward, prepared to give bond. etc.
GEO. NJ. FLICK,
jyl3-Tu, ThSs3t Clerk of Fairfield Township.
P0STP0NEMENT.
The ahovc meeting of the Tow srip Board will
take Ulace on the LAST Sh UkDAY duly 10Y of
tbis mouth. GEO. NJ. FLICK,
Jy2. Township Clerk.
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DWELLINGS FOR RENT.EHsndLc n
1 some three-story BRICK TIE ME ~ - -
on he est side OF 5th, between Clay Shd htisu
reed, containing eleven rooms; kicnen, @e''
with water and As throughout. ,>,c .,
III. south side Of Canal between ~ am nov In the
con: aiming nine rooms kl,chen' &C. ~" - VIZ
occup p.ncy or Col. Munroro. ~, ,., .,~o., Gam
HRICk TENEMENT No. 3?5 4tn streeA oani-
bic Hill, with I've rooms Kitchen; Nc. u,--ts &
E:.L[NG over the store OF maIcns ,s,h arJ
Bro, on the south side Of matn, between IL i1 nnd-
II reefs, containing seven roohiS' Will Aa'
ern improvements. n,,,, nuNuNrNTy
corner 2st aud Grace streets, contain'@ns @ Mint
rooms each-all In nice repair, h4v'ng Iceh p"'n'-
cd. papered &c. .. S,racter,s
Hill, with We rooms, &c. - r,., and
FRAME COTTAGE on 25th between C'aS ""N
Leigh streets, with four rooms, &c. s,, DO
Four-story BRICK TENEHENT on iotn,
tween Grace and Broad streets, containing n'AS
rooms, &c, all In nice repair.
STORES:
STORE No. 1920 Main street-well-sutea i"f
any business. ,,,
Two BkICK STORES on 18th, betwee.a, Main danl
and Franklin streets with DWELLINGS o'ei
same, well-suited for retail groceries. .
sTnRE on i7tE. between Grace and Broaa s'''
Good stand. LYME i BRO.,
Auctioueers and Real Estate Agents,
Ol-2t An Mat
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LOST. SEKAYED, dc,

gTSTRAYED, on Tuesday last, the fyssa
IL 18th instant, from the western part ofStR.
III. CITY, M -DlUM->JZ I'D kRI DIE LUW,
with white streak along the back and belly: sun
iIrlt ear Tong horns, an potnied up yards at the
ends. will nay liberal reward for her return 10
NE or tuCoI IN iti0n that 1 get her.
G.. w. YA,ER, HaXalls Mills.
Re-tdance: Belviderc street, between Spring
and Abe narIe. jy 23-2t
pplication will be made to
~ the cond auditor or Vlrgius for the re-
newal of the fCllowiD" Virginia Registered stock,
wh ch has been lost viz:
Ce,tihcats NO. 1901. dated July 90, 1881, issued
uncr act Of March *, 1885, ''Heg istered stock In
leu of Cou ron BOnr7," In the name OF Isaac a.
B. schrach iOr a1, 900.
n22.law4w HENRIETTA RACHRACH.
7 OST, Pocket Memoranda Book,
yellow covered, between III. old and new
n arEc:s. The fider WI be literally rewarded
By leaving the SD me at this Office. Jy2o'3t*
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-22
r,ss SALE AND REET.

NOR RENT, THE COMMODIOUS 81
n RklCk TESEMENT AND ST KE- HQ
HoITsE known as '.Ryan's HoLe'," In Rockets,
well adapted to mercantile purposes. 1t has re-
renfly been put In thorough order. nr
1; 22-lw 'IE y. IN 'y...----.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-07-22

ITO THE CLERK OF THE B IARD OF
l. SUPERVISORS: Sir.-You are hereby re.
supervisors TO be held at the courthouse on
THURSDAY, the 27h lay Of July, inst. a.s
SAM'L 3. ANABLE,
Supervisor OF Fairfield Township.
X. A. FRAY SCR
Supervisor OF Brookland Township, Va.