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The attractions at tie DOLLAR SroRE are still
Increasing. Among the numerous articles we
have already called the attentlon Of our readers 10
we find fun line or real hair curs, an elegant as
soitmaEt hf clocks, new assortment Of black
walnut desks, woik-boxes, book-shelyes, hat
racks, and very attractive line Of silver-plated
ware, Including cake baskets, mugs aud goblets,
aTe bottle castors, walters, SC.
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ExpLos1oN.-OnS Saturday last yeast keg
in an express car on the Richmond, Frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad exploded,
making report loud enough to be heard
was In motion, and the roof OF the Car was
lifted, but no property was injured.
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ARREST OF A SNATCH THERON Satur.
day night about Sk O'clock Charles MoseIy
(colored), snatch thief, we'll known to the
police of the city, and who has already
served a time In the chain-gang, was ar
rested by member Of the Fire Depart.
ment and turned oyer to Sergeant Gilman,
Second station-house. Mosely is charged
with stealing lot Of canes from Joseph
Harra, on Broad street.
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PAINFUL AccIDENr.-On Saturday after.
noon as the freight train on the Chesapeake
was approaching the depot In this city, q
bow attempted to get on the platform Of one
OF The cars, and In doing SO missed his foot
Ing and fell. The car passed over one OF his
arms and almost severed It from the boay.
Surgical aid was called In ana MS injuries
nronerIy dressed. 49,
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JouRNAL1sTIc.-Ac change takes place to-
day in the management of the Enquirer.
Mr. ". d. Chesterman, the business man
ager, having resigned, will be succeeded
by Mr.. He. Tinsley, late agent OF the AS
sociated Press. MIR. Chesterman VIII con.
tinue his connection with the paper, but
in department more eongenial 10 MS
fasfaS
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JOB PRINTING.-W call the attention OF mere
chants, clerks Of courts sheriffs, lawyers, rail-
road steamship and canal officers and agents, and
s others having orders for printing, to the facil-
ties ofIered ut the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB.
LIsFAENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF JOB Printing. We can furnish ut
short notice Cards. Bill-Heads, Letter-Hestis,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills Catalogues, Bills Of Fare, Show
Ellis, Checks Drafts, &C., &C., &c. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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AT meeting Of the Richmond Philhar.
monic Association held Saturday night, 23d
inst, the following gentlemen were eleced
for the ensuing term: President, j. V. l..
McCreery; Vice.President, G. II. Read,
Jr.: Secretary, Z. II. Chanberlayne, Jr.;
Treasurer, r. Emmett Tyler; Librarian.
Charles LuudiD; Members OF the Official
Board, W. Fl. Mccarthy, M. j. Dimmock (;
MUSICAL Conductor, Prof. E. A. Ambold.
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INVENTIONS FOR REFINING IRoN.-W Wash
inqton, Sept. .20.--rhere is at the present
time large number of applications pend
ing before the Commissioner of Patents for
an improved process for refining iron. The
Commissioner is daily in receipt Of appli.
cations and interference claims. The most
common inventions are those which pro-
duce an improved process for removing the
sulphur from iron, an ingredient which.
metal which is to be poll i.hed or turned,
otherwise the sulphur, which forms hard
particle In the iron, would prevent such
finishing. The Commissioner, who goes to
Ohio in q few days, will upon his return
take up these applications anu Interference
cases in regular order, and make dispo-
sItiOu of them. The fact is established TO q
certainty that inventors have nude and are
making great improvements IN their inyen.
tions For refining iron, and turning that
metal into STEEL Correspondence Tribune.
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Mutual Life Insurance Company OF New York.
Assets over 100000. The largest and best COM
paDy in the world, the least ratio or expense
making the most dividends-and the cheapest
companyto insure In. Dividends payable In cash
Ne xt January, and every succeeding January, On
all policies in force. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
Agent.
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ANNE FuRsEss, by the author OF Saeris-
tar's Household, No. 365, of Hafper's Se-
ries Novels, received from EllysOn 81 Tag
lor, u16 Main street.
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LIST OF LETTERS.


r IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
Ia THE MANCHESTER POST-OFFICE
SEPTEMBER 2s, 1871, g.
Persons calling for letters In this list VIII please
say Adyertised.', II not called sor in four weeks
they will be sent to the Dead Letter once, IN
Washington, ID. @.
LADIES' LIST.
Anderson, Miss Phillls Jones, Mrs. knzsbah
Anderson Mrs ID. A. Morton, Mrs. Hec.
Abbott Mrs. G. McTYre, Mrs y. O.
Brown, Miss 3, e. Pollock n iss n. V.
Brown, Miss NJ. j. (c'd) Smith, Miss Mary
HagEard, Miss d.. ". stsrne, Miss eattie
Henderson, Mrs. NJ
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
Bennett, Dickson Hughes, Wesley
Branch, Gu.tus Johnson, Isaac fcoPd1
Burton Il Cine Jordan, II. A.
Craig, j ames McTyre Edw'd (copdl
Corbin, Charles Parker, Edward
DuyAl, 8. q. Person, L. e. & Co.
Dsbney, Z. j. Robinson. VIM. u.
Franklin, Reuj. Reeve, j. L..
Hancock, II. Z. Sims, james B..
Hubanks, Joseph Wicker. Abrose
a. j. n CUNNINGHAM. p. N.
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THE TURNER HOWELL AssAULT1NG CASE.
In the Police Court on Saturday the con-
tinued case of Beverly Turner (colored),
charged with assaulting and striking David
81. Howell (colored) with musket, on the
night of the 31st of August, with intent to
kill him, was called for trial.
Gen. Wise appeared as counsel for Tur-
ner, and made brief statement of the case,
admitting that his client had made the as
sault, but that he was provoked to it on
account of having received the first blow
from Howell. Gen. Wise further stated
that there was no hard feeling between the
parties, and that Turner and his father
would pas all the expenses In the case In
consideration Of which, Justice Royster
dismissed the case.
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! THE EIvoHIaEs.@-This tbsaus;fa, Photograph is
now supsyseding al others. We must confess
that the hunaan faess divine 10 seen 70 nose par
lection In this neR,styie picture than we ever
dreantof. The s.LEE y gallery n oaward.
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: DISTRICT SCHOOL TRUsTEEs.-The follow
ing school trustees were appointed on Sat-
urday:fa .gz.e5s - s.sssas s;.I Il. .sgssys 4
John Price, Lovettsgille district, Lou
doun county. vice VIM. +. Comphers re.
signed; and for Little River district, Floyd
county, Geo. Akers, vice A. j. Hobaek, re-
Mgned,. 'ssss Z -. 81 -
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!. Irsa OF UaHAILAsLE LETTERS REMAINING
M THE RIcHMoND. .0sT-oPPicE. SEPT. 20
EDWARD Boyle, Miss Bette D.. Hurt. Rich
mond, Va; NJ. B. Rowe, Fredericksburg,
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THE GUARD OF THE ECoMMoawgALFH have
q meeting tonight, ut which arIas will be
issued to the company.
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RELIGIOUS HERALD--The circulation or this
paper Is larger than the combined circulation Of
all other religious papers published in the State Of
Virginia. 1t is therefore most valuable medium
for advertisers. { flee on Main street, nearly op-
poSlte Dispatch office.
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Russtsn Prince collars for sale by z. B. SPENCE
SON,
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NOTARY PusLrc,-His Excelleucy Coy.
Walker has appointed N. T.. thompson a
notary public for the county Of DinWlddie.
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CoLLARs.-All the latest styles Of linen and pa-
per collars can he found at E. B. sPEH0E 4 EoN's
1900 Main street. ~
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The best stock Of neck-t,es in the city srs at isee
Main street.
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Underwear and hosiery very low at E. b.
SPENCE & SONS.
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Cloths, cassimercs, and vestings, In great yafi-
ETY., at 4. B. SPENCE 4 SONS merchant tailoring
establishment.
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The most beautiful photographs tha. We have
seen are those bearing the imprint Of G. 3. RRRs,
Main street, near 9th,
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Hetvy merino under-shirts can be had OF r, p,
SPENCE & Son for one dollar each. F
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one dollar VIII buy heavy mertro urder.shirt
from =. b. sPENCE & Gov, merchant tailosax
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC scHoons.-srAHrs
q hYLANp, Richmond, Va. sgents sos. - nuh.
i,shers are receiving large supplies OF Wehstss,s
missionaries and ,ths Spencerlaa copy-booss,
"aish viii be cold 70 The public schools 4. CON.
tfact priSes.n EatIy orders are Solicited. 3
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School and College Text Books Of every Bind,
Wholesale and RETAIL at ELLYsoN & TAYLoa,s,
1Il6 Main street
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School Books at ELLYsos & TArLoR's, book
sellers, 1lls Matu str .et.
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NEcK.TIEs ALI TIE newest styles OF neck-aes
csn te had at e. b. SPENCE q SONS.
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SETTIS,IE Y.

| hENTAL NOTICE.-DE. GEO. &sR
- r. h-E- Els has returneG 10 th. city, S8SrT
pa you'd ne pleased 10 sec all patients with
NL"!n h. hqs ei eaeemeat5; also. all Others who
'Ia; nee. his .cryccg.
HI" r,rnsr broad aid 18th streets; residence
t. rear. Sc 25-lWk
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S"nses vatiye Eomsnat,on. =, ag.,,
81 rico County

W & = u
towsshi w. meeting OF the citizens of Warm,
on sst,,pps neid A g. Four-MIle Creek Cbmrct,
o;elock p paly, ", 20 September, 1871. at a 4
supefatendent, in the chair. eo"nsnip slis
Iseeretary. ooNs was appointed
me chairman stated the object - !.
msstlng TO be the election OF deieoa,ea she si.,
70 t1e senatorial Convention nr,li isva,,a s.A "A
dne county Convention to be held ON Tnes' = ~
day next. s.4gg 7r.s 49, : w 49, : ues'
On motion Of Mr.. j. e. FusseT. Il MAO
.esoiyed That two delegates to the senaa
Gn SSrai convention and four delegates to the
I nraaiy uuni.y convention be elected from each
precinct Of the township.
,ontIe meeung was addressed by several
5ar tL ana nominations being in or
dais,nat s.s ioiioWing persons were elected
Conssn,;,,nm CI;, WIN aiternates, to the Senatorial
naps Rsrst S}o SP}regsines:-R.T: Brooke, Nj. Laugh.
drey eyegG TSos prse,nes.Jas Gum. J. F. Chill
q ,tna aasrd Prectnct-R.. H. Nelson, L. T.
lakewood, Jno. Lear. -
And to the County Convention. l..iz..
n ft,ss frec.nct.--Geo. D.. Peasants. J.
Brown. Aiifeo
| Second Precinct.-Jno. Garthrioht ganr,
| COX. Dr. Carthorn Archer, Thos, Fnsseli
1h'Td treosnct.-Thos. 8. Binford. Franz
Enroughty, Ro. T. Smith, Dir. Jos. Mavo
On motion Of MIR. G. D. Peasants. it was
! Resot0ed, That in the absence of any Of
tne delegatlon the members present select
alternates from the Senatorial delegates an.
| pointed by this meeting. ' e''o' II
And 1t was further
Resotued, That if there were any comfy
oIncers to be elected the Candidates he 90.
lected by this delegation. ~ "
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
FAIRFIELD TowNsH1p.-The Conserve.
tive voters Of Fairfield township mot a.
the County Courthouse, on Saturday i,s =
and elected the following delegates to thi
senatorial and county conventions. to h,
held on Tuesday next: "
Observation-Disclosures. john L. Grubhs
! VIM. Christian, John A. Eacho, John p
Schermerhorn, Thomas j. Carter, and I,
II. Anderson.
,House Of Delegates.-Messrs. Henry Voc
gler, j. y. Austin, Thomas Whiteford. r
L. Duke, B. T. Corr, and j. B. Bragg.
on motion, the meeting then adjourned
! BRooKLAND TowNsH1p.-A meeting r
The citizens Of BrookIand township wa
held at the Township Hall at 8 P. NJ, jos
Bryan, township superintendent, in tn
chair.
The following delegates were elected t.
represent The township in both the Sens
torial and House conventions: E. Hopkin;
Thomas r. Sheppard, DR.. A. J. Terrill. =.
F. Rcdd, Geo. W. Carter, j. Nj. Allen.
For House alone: Il. NJ. Courtney. /
FL. Hulce, j. G. Burton, j. V. Darracot
j. III. FOurqueran, and ID. NJ. Harris.
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Country merchants ana seaehers supplied win
scaool Boz Ia on most liberal terms by kIIxsoH
e TAYLOR, booksellers, ills Main strees.
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FOX SAs.s. .sSsf RFNE.

,,,iIrEE VERY NICE ROOMS FOR a.
- \. yrr. ,i,sir bic. VITA modern cen Ell
& '.,,us. cook L 81 p,lrd ~ p-opritt'r. tn-
d, -. ..,..f sea5-iwx
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ISOTlCE.--l am now prepared to put up
!hc GEL LEBRATED IMpROYED DiA-
Fond ElkF-rLACE HEATER, for Nesting
s|a,e Heaters ways on had. Also, u large us
'ftihen: Of Gas Chandeliers and Fixtures OF oil
hi' cid Ga Fixtures KehrnnZed and made as
god as newDv J..HN BOWERS.
Successor 70 Yale, Bowers a ale,) Iron Block,
y v"rG"r street kichmoud. Va. ss4-2m
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Fall overcoats for sale at low prices BY z. B
SPENCE Son.
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School Books, Wholesale and retail, for sale By
ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR, Ills Main street.
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Marquis Of Lorne collars for sale by q. B..
PENCE & Son.
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AUCruoss6s.Is TO.pAY.

GEUBBS & WILLIAMS will soil at s z. NJ. a
three story brick store on Pearl street near
The Danvine depot.
THOS. w. KEESEE will sell Mt 10 A. II. ros.-
wood and m .hogany y case pianos, farnilure,
ati &C., e..
A. ". ResHN viii ssIl at IL u. one furniture wa
RS,fl. 80 - -. 80. q = = = \
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OPENING OF THE THEATRE.-The doors
OF the new Richmond Theatre will tonight
be thrown open once more to the public,
and the management have reason to expect
fine audience to greet the new company.
| The plays set for to night are always well
received" The Lady of Lyons' and
, Irish Assurance '-aud we feel confident
from our knowledge of the material of
; which this company is composed that to-
! night we will have 10 exception to the
1ule. Mr. Noyes, the stage manager, is an
accomplished actor, and shows to advan.
tage in any part he undertakes: Miss
! Agnes Noyes is talented and personally at
tractve Mr.. Davenport is q comedian cf
rare humor; and these performers are un-
usually well sustained. Mrs. Powell &C.
serves credit for Introducing such CON-
pany to the Richmond public.
To return from the company to the Thea
ire, we may state that the interior OF the
building has been greatly improved by
paint and upholstery, and the stage adorned
with rich new carpeting, new drop cur
tain, and new scenery. Arrangements
have also been completed to make the
audience much more comfortable in cold
weather. These improvements will add
greatly to the attractions of the Theatre.
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Mems aud boys hats in endless variety st Is,s
Main street. r..s
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rI.ENl-nED ROOMS. with BOARD G.
: t..rt - !rBr prrs NJ, can be obts'ned sG::i
3. ..hitEl l2c&!ion, cHrhtr Of Main ana
j E..., / .rr.S. Early application cestred.
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!EEL.H.gS ERY.

MAD. pEMELMAN. respectfully eaN
ri aLUru.ccs 10 her friends and III pLb- Wy
ar generally that Sc has aga!n retuintd~N
.sual >c~ I",k s?il complete ST. ok of MILL
.:..EN, wGlch he l,Gics are iny!Icd 10 examine.
y. h. Lad - Wishing t. make their own DJn-
@.> can te supplied w,lh all neces ,ary material
- - Mu!I lux III Fra Mons
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i ui; KENT.-TWO ROOMS on the G::aa
L second fnor abore our store, suitable for E:l
,.r.i J. luauls iOr single men. j. BLAtR,
.,. sa5 Broad street.
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DlAND-FURTES. 6ESSzz
bEOkGR l.. BIDGOOD, agent Tor The cele-
a'aitd flA NOS or Hattett, Davis Co., or bos-
oD ~li a. W Wt5er & Co.. New York, regarded oy
e. .cat!rs musicians and artists the best now
!Adc. For sale ut lie manufacturers lowest
s'EC.s.
'rtoSD-iI MD PIANOS taken in exchange
''' Ht" pncs al th.lr full value.
i.4uns COAit tutlv 0u hand to let.
itNlhu and RETAILING done In the beet
'ndHncr. All i2-3m
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EcE EENr. that most desirable a.
l ~!..fs, . -. lo0l. Z; the sou;hwr.t corner Ell
,r " .i4 l3n !0.h streets bow occupied 10y Nin.
f.. ~.rp.tA, and inrriY by The late Thomas 81
T. .t"i riu'h'urs. Also. the Slb- b-CEL: ~ Il,
~ o. ...r,s< II. III the IcXr. This Is regarded as
,a.. - b. very hest business stands III the ci'y.
~ ,taa',.,t % lhe free h'i,ige and other iin-
;'.y..'.; = Ia contemplation. will render 1t still
more, .u:r,l. Possession at once. Apply tn
j. l.. APPhRStN.
-. l. !F Real Estate sper,t ana kuctir.
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.srNEM FOR RENTING are author
E .,.:olcgL on shares y crCl. lsrce FARM,
v... .,t!us and AL ecessa Implements 20 carry
,a .:...--i,.e.
= .,r,U Is SI!uSta5 s'XtV miles from kich-
-..f lc ana a.h=iI mites from railroad cepot
49,. ...t.!.gud aLd pIrv;iie r'ttroad, and IS In
...r r-:.rp Cul.iyIt;on gcof barns. stable, &c.
.u,...r reed Apply hut 4 hard. work.: <. Indus
.... . r,, II. +ud G!r that c'n come well rec, m
.u,. .t :ai ability, &c. hppl; to
a. .,r T~nISFEERD < CO.
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,f~.n RENT. a iir>t.claSS DWELL g.

Z. /, RENT. 4 fr>t.claSS DWELL g.
/ l,s-f.ul N, cor,t tint 20 c!gh: large and Iii
=. -..... .unIns. ha:U-:uTiu a.: Kit h=n %i-n
-p.la,. s.tua. 4 "a the east SD. oi stu street,
"a i. - from Giay and adiolnlng the bad
H.. e.. .>- formerly HE Cook H"uSel 1oT ktpL
II -. Il olLz. ,r.S' IA siriug II an live re-
...- .,l re: lIcr nat a Is vi III" boarding house.
H.. ,s.ul yt randan and hack poicn connect wi III
.a..t.,I - 5osTdiua-h5nse Possession give II the
-. f E.yru.b r nt-t. A;p!y To Gil tRLES Il.
l.,N.~ -: the huar,'igg house. or NJ the office or
kEkSaY 4 DAVIS,
......,..,y:G. NJ. Ill Sh st. Get.
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,o~v. STEayED. Sc.
FOR SAf.E.

800, -NE, on ACCOUNT OF A
!. .,,t>:.f. - III tSlHESS,
!: i,\,k. nnaSES ard HARNESS,
WtI MHHE. hVGGf., and HARNESS,
"'.,t r,,rn3 sandy articles for StAh,e use.
''., .' 49, WM. ~. LERTES.
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ExrrsT OF THE PAGEANT.

Probably 1900 Sir knights were in line
to-day. At least 80, 900 people viewed the
procession either from the sidewalks, Win
dows, or from the roofs Of houses on the
line of march. It was undoubtedly the
most imposing Masonic demonstration ever
witnessed in Washington.
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EU4EEa'ERE, &c.
4 Ii SHOULD KNOW TT! "a
KNOW WHAT?NI


MAI itEsSE at cost during the months OF July
h.a August. All IN need Will find II TO their in
.t,tcsL :" Examine our large and superior stock.
" ar stlll manufacturing
BUREAUS,
WAkDROSES,
va SHSThSDS,
TABLES,
SIDE BOARDS,
DESKS,
pa many other articles or FURNITURE OF su-
I"t."r NcaaOIcd walnut. Also, AATTEESSES Of
.A.. hiH's. HaRW UDD 4 kIrTTR,
u - Governor street Richmond. Va.
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s-.v. .INETY good, healthy, stock SHEER
..,n JOHN IEHsEY.ra-
I'.y First Market,
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W mentioned in our last that Mr.. FnArsrn
p,s, u,a opened new photographic estaSiisAmssxia
..n a,snmonc, Va We are now in reeeapt Or sons
,h,np .. ms work which are very foe. Eyssy-
chs,s,a.s aSSas uem ID very fne-posfng, nahtink
They hare, in add tion, inst sress sree,lence. as
relief; theyare 20 round you can alransa nj hoM
OF them.-H r; Photographs Rulletin. =. = !,
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.,, SALE, No. NEW TOP-BUGGI
/. ~ 'i.I'<k>S \ pXrESta caa b. had by
,H 49, ,".gfta +, STOkkS & CO.,
"a. ~. lal4 Cary street.
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p>ErIf WOODWARD,
DENTIST,

pay De fcund at all hours at his office and le3i-
""Ac.. 80. 6l7, Main strc.r, above 7Ih.
y the FRONT BASEMENT ROOM, suitable
! sn "tt!cr, lor rent. Applyto
80: nH. WOODWARD.
l. \. } TER, ETs@
I. SURG ION DENTIST, 0fYfYo
ia, i"turnta 10 the city. Office, gi5L Main ttreet
hl!"rrcati"ns gently and elegantly performed.
,n'iilHc teeth lreaLed and filed wi,cOut pain.
!cJiGs moderate.
: all and ror specimens r work. Sc 13-lm
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MILLINERY GOODS.-We are :

tilLLIHERI GOODS.-We are .-s29o
vi ur~ ming new nI.d most dcsra- e9ElSyg
.'r &. oGk .! MILLINERY GOODS, con-VhSNSe
I, lag "i NrLVETS. hIBBONS, FLO" E.sS,
HATS. BOH SETS, &C., adapted TO
i FALL and HI*TEk SEkSoNS.
Our assortment is lar!e u Varied, and contains
ha HAT j. novel and cho'cc Ia the market. he
iEh"vr < d, i've been purchased l,w snd VIII be
Is.la ace" Ls!y. 81. VA .TpN d. CO.
r..-e d!% No. 400 Broad St, corner ith.
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:.4,l. RENT. 4 VERY DESIRABLE M
!. H. ti-,- AND LOT silua.td on hlCuut ss::i
--f-. Ht,. containing II sc rooms and oth.r COLI
Is.,.,.a,=, and excellent wcE OF water in the
>,r. .l.i g. ~. c1!tsiri K two or more acres Of
..-.Ua.4 a1w IA IN" occupancy os Mr. L. j. Tnr-
f.,-. !.cssl"" can b@ had or the 1st Of October
~. 4. ID. EG[HU.
.,.-:-.. Real Estate Agent.
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pERE CIDER VINEGAR for cickling,
for sale by
JOHN N. GoRDoH's sONS.
N2 Pearl Block,
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4.uH RENE. NEAT DWELLING AS
: .ii.h 81 r. !i,t.I, Sa:c..d doar above So
,.... -.fvs., with luur rooms. arpiv to
...& GHUB &S & NItElAM%.
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[Condensed from the s!ar.l

of the parade were the intricate marching
eyolutions of Hanselman Commandery,
No. is, of Cincinnati. These movements
were executed without in the least inter-
rupting the march OF the proct ssion, nor
did the commandery apparently lose
ground in their performance. Their ma
npuvres were loudly applauded by the
ta<f on fha side walk
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INGR KENT or EASE, Il FAR M--about
1 a'.y,cr,s-one md lhrIc quarter miles from
.,l- ,.tr oi EIl meme. un he bruck turnpike.
..t .ulr. Y III .i.rE innw In ccurce OF corstruc-
g.. .,ifi ga. ST ui = bWtLLi%G with six
r. ur.., hA,u g:aLlc. Kitchen, &c. For gardening
: ~ ~ f"rpuses ibis pace - sell suited, being
. ...t !. nj ipIlt ii"hiy imprnvc"l loca''d on The
l,.t .,. ! -taGing 10 Tie city. The uuIdines VIII
.,. u = - Il lay the 1t Of November ossesslon
"a i." and given 81 once. kpn!yto
CIIANHhEualS M 4 JOSFS,
a.', "w 1916 Cary street.
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OK RENT. the BRICK DWELL -
/ !<J Hu. 70; WI JsckSo: street, Contain Es::a
4. ...- looms, and k!.che. with two rooms. Ap-
49,. = GRTRRS & WILLIAMS.