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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-26
Fairfax county, oct 9-2awts


C4NSISSSSSI2 g NE E SAt La7 execution OF
liam County, rendered on the Sth day of August,
1871, in the suit of James L. 1lcrrcll plaintiff vs.
o., a. d VI. II. II. Company, the under signed will
offer for sale at public auction, on I'll RSDAl,
10Th day of October next Mt eleven o'clock, II:
m, at Gainesville Depot, that valuable TRACT
or PARCEL of LAND, adjacent to the said
Depot between the Iaymarkct Turnpike and
the o. a. IL NJ. Il. r., containing by recent
survey l54 acres and now IN the Occupation oil
james i. Hcrrcll aforesaid
The improvements consistof n substantial, we'll
finished, and convenient dwelling house. (45 by
25 fect) fronting the Thorough taro Turnpike, and
about 300 yards from Gainesville Depot lately
built at cost Of 81, 500; two stories and bnac-
mcnt: it contains rooms, in BASEMENT rooms,
besides large hail. on the first floor; room:
and Q good sized linen closets, on tho second
floor IRE place, or arrangement for stoves, IN
| every room but one; handsome enclosed porch
| or olnbra in front, and large bay window IN tho
| Southern end; an excellent we'll Of pure soft
water in back yard convenient outb"IldIhgS'
and about - choice, young fruit trees, upon thn
premises.
| Terms: Ono-tcnth Of the purchase money {"
be paid in cash; the remainder, III two cqua! pay
| mcnts, mt one and two years, from the day 81
sale; the deferred payments to bear interest t.
| be secured by the bonds Of the purchaser, witt!
| good surety, and retention of title to the land
| Until said payments are made in FULL and tina
land to be rcsold, ut the risk Of the purchaser,
upon failure to comply with the terms OF sale
Persons desiring to examine the property, are
| referred to Mr. UerrcIl, who can always be found
mon the premises and will be glad to show
| them. LAWRENCE B. TAYLOR.
CIIAS. +. SINCLAIR.
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NOTICE-IIaving been appointed Admins
IN traitor on the estate of A. II. TllORP, esq,
deceased, all persons indebted to said estate are
requested TO make prompt payment, and those
sent their claims.
iy N-tf F. a. REED
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LOCAL NEWS.

UNIVERSITY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION MEET
ING-A special meeting Of the University
Alumni Association Of Alexandria, was held at
the office of s. g.. Neale, ESQ.,, last night. At
the appointed hour the President Of the Asso-
citation, w. q. Cazenove, esq, took the chair,
and Mr. X. kemper acted as secretary. After
reading of the minutes Of the last meeting the
President in brief, but appropriate terms, stated
the object of the special meeting to be to take
some action iu regard to the death of the late
Prof. Maupin, when on motion of Rev. t. IL.
Mckim, a committee OF three, consisting OF IT,
NJ. Blackiord, T. H. Mckin, and X. kenlper
were appointed to draft resolutions suitable to
the occasion. The committee retired tor con-
ference, and on their return presented the toll
lowing preamble and resolutions which were
unanimously adopted:
Whereas, tho Almighty has been pleased to
remove from the scene OF his earthly lADors tho
late Professor SOCRATES MAUplN, OF the Uni
vcrsty of Virginia, and in His inscrutable prov
iLcuuu suddenly to deprive our beloved Alma
Mater of one of her most dutitul sons and in
slructurs and chief stays, the University Alumni
Association of Alexandria deem it appropriate
to express their sense of his loss i'll tho following
r.solutions
/. Resolved, That in the death of Doctor Maui
pin the University has lost one who after having
won us a student her hig CHEST honorS, academic
and PROFESSIONAL had for nearly twenty years as
II member of her Faculty been among her most
Nrtiyc and efficient supporters.
= That in him the State loses a citizen OF ctnl-
nent usefulness, the Faculty to which he belong,
cd an Invaluable member, and his family n hc"d
drServcdly honorcd and beloved.
3. That while drploring his loss and npprccia-
ting all his virtues, we would especially emulate
the selt-sncriicing devotion and valuable ser
vices rendered by our departed friend to tho
great Institution with Which ho was SO long con-
nnrLrd.
t. That we would respectfully tender to his
widow and children our heartfelt sympathy in
their bereavement.
s. That ii copy of these resolutions be- publish
cd in the AlcXandri,l Gazette and the Chnrlottrs-
VILE Chronicle, and that Il copy be sent t" tho
family of the deceased.
In addition to the resolutions rs adopted, on
r,olon Of X. kcmpcr, they were ordered to be
made matter of record.
Mr. Linden Kent was unanimously elected i
member Of the Association.
There being no further business, the meeting
adjourned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-10-26

INFANTS BOOTS AND SL1PPERS-A
i fine stock, in every color, style and quality
Mt very reasonable prices ut
SOP II WADDEY;S, = King street.
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oct 2t-3m
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r ADDE'S PARLOR AND TOILET SLIP
IL PERS-Ladics' French Kid Broadway
Ladies' Lasting Broadway, Turkey Morocco
Broadway, French Kid Toilet, Cashmere Toilet
cry style and quality. at
Sen Il WXDDEY'S, IA King street.
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DOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES
- a good stock of new styles, Of fine quality
at low prices.
sep 81 WADDEY'S, "a King street
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RDUTS .I.N'U SHOES.

7 AIDES FINE SHOES ut
IL sep u WADDEY'S, "a King street.
4rIi r.,o IIAI'1,.Ju. DUr.rpN RnDTSnt
/ scp2l WADDEI'S, II King str,nt
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Isy Green a. Wise.

Faupuier county, oct 23-cnts
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CHILDREN'S SCHOOL AND WALKING
~ BOOTS-A large stock and great variety Of
sly les, at very reduced prices, Mt
sen q WADDEI'S, n King street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19
The Free Bridge,

The commissioners are advertising for
proposals to build the free bridge betwe> -
Manchester and Richmond. That's Fl ybt
go ahead. Don't be afraid. The re' source,
will be abundant to meet the outlay. We
are soon to be Pit in commune alton witt
country that is not suffering from the
dead weight OF the negro, nnd from the
ueauler weight of the process of social revo.
tuition which now Expresses this land, and
We shall see this locality start up afresh
with spirit and advancement not known
TO it before.
free transit across the river will help
Amazingly to Increase the thrift and i'm
proremcnt on both sides, and will 60 far to
put us alongside of other enterprising
communities. 1t is sad reflection upon
the public spirit here that ut this late day
we have no free bridge across a river SC
cheaply and so easily bridged as the James,
TO accommodate such large communities as
reside on its shores.
We are gratitied that the project at last
assumes the form of reality, and hope to
see 1t accomplished at an early day.
The next step will be the union of Man.
chester and Richmond. That is necessary
to settle the questions of water rights, it is
necessary to the employment of the energies
and resources of both sides of the river in
the most vigorous and successful manner
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19

Mr.. LEw1s's B1LL.-We published yes
terday report Of the debate on this bill.
The following are the Virginia names in
the bill:
Albert B. Chappell, Sussex; Littleton R..
Edwards, Southampton Joel NJ. Temple,
Prince George o. NJ. Winston. King Will
liam Richard E. Thornton, Sussex I'D.
Thornton, Sussex; T. G. Barham, South
ampton; W. e. Rice, Northumberland !;
W. H. Hudwell, Northumberland George
T. Peers, Appomattox; jackson Godbey,
Floyd w. r. Taliaferro, Franklin Jos.
Il. shue, Rockingham John L. Caldwell,
Washington county; Clifton 6: Hill, Craig
Alexander B. Cochran, Augusta; John n.
Davis, Goochland N. B. Jones, Powhatan.
Some of these have no disabilities, we sup
pose, but are anxious to be numbered among
the disqualified and the relieved so that
they would not, if elected or appointed to
Federal office, have to take the iron-clad
oath.
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DIED,
In Manchester on the morning or the 18th in
slant, JAMES w. CERSLEY, in the a4th year OF
bis age.
MAY he rest In peace"
His funeral will take place on THURSDAY, the
10th instant. at ii O'Clock A. NJ from the Baptist
Church In Manchester. Relatives and friends are
requested to attend without further notice.
Petersburg papers please copy.
In this city, on the 18th inst. at the residence of
his son, Rev. G. Il. Read, AARON READ, in the
ntnetieth year of his age, and In the blessed hope
Of n glorious Immortality.
The funeral services will take place at the
Grace-street Presbyterian Church at 4 O'Clock
THIS EVENING.
AT the residence Of her brotller.in-law [Mr.
Samuel Tyack). In this city, on the 18th instant.
Miss ANN A. LANGF0RD, in the 18th year Of
her age.
Her funeral will take place from Centenary
Church, on Grace street, THURSDAY at II
O'Clock A. n. The friends Of The family and Of her
vited to attend.
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Look to the Rising Generation

There are large number of poor white
boys in this city who need employment and
instruction TO make them useful citizens
They ought not to be neglected.
Ihore has been so little dependence in
THIS State in times past that we did moi
much need institutions for the care and
education of INDECENT people. But they
nave multiplied in manner that demands
inc agency of some system to take care oil
the young and to teach them how to
become useful and to support them.
selves. In the absence of such public in.
slitutions as might do this better than any
now in existence, can't the manufacturers
and business men devise some way TO take
thera into servicep A few in each estab-
llshment would help their condition very
much.
: Manufacturers of any kind may find some
little corner of their establishment in which
boys might be introduced, and gradually
advanced iii labor and the manipulation:
OF mechanism and art until they would be
OF great service. An apprenticeship of
lew years would be sure to indemnify the
manufacturer for any expense and trouble
incurred in breaking the unframed into use
We are approaching period in which
skilled industry will be in great demand
and ii would be a wise forecast which would
tram the rising generation Of poor boys t.
the practical knowledge of some branch O.
mechanical industry. These children are
running wild. They will become briers anc
weeds to choke the fields of industry, in
stead Of useful and fruitful vines to increase
the general supply and wealth.
There is to be great change here. We
ought to prepare for it. The now growing
element Of energy and talent of the Cauca.
sian type will be needed to lift the public
interests from the dead weight the political
measures Of the country have put upon
them.
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Mr.. Homer V. NJ. Miller does us the

Mr.. Homer V. NJ. Miller does us the n,nd-
ness to send US documents under Lis frank
rs United States Senator" We do not
know but that the petty swiadlc is entirely
in accordance with precedent; our imme-
diate concern is to show that Il system adj
hitting abuses at once SO patry and 50
ridiculous needs reformation altogether.
Here is man chosen to the United States
Senate in 1868 by u Legislature which sub
sequently turned out all its negro members
because Of their color, and was itself repu.
dated by Congress because of its lawlGss-
ness. he has never come Within qua shot
Of admission to the Senate, and thvre are,
besides him, some tive others claiming the
seats which only two can haze. All six
have exactly the same right 10 the frankiua
privilege-which is no right at all. Cannot
Mr.. Creswell induce Mr.. Homer &. NJ. Mil.
Ter and the five other aSpirants for the
Georgia seats in the United States Senate to
use postage stampsS-NeD York Tribune.
A great to do over a small matter! This
is Of that fastidlous and hypocrilical moral.
ity which strains al Il gnat and swallows (;
camel. This Thanking privilege is one that
is abused, but it is authorized. And wha,
is the abuse compared with the corruptions
and base abuses through which millions OF
public money are appropriated to private
pockets, and millions of people arc op'
pressed to the dust?
The South is ground down by the cum
ming frauds Of strangers deputed by the
Government to administer the Federal laws.
Her people are blackmailed and stripped OF
their property both by illegal impositions
and by corrupt compromises. In the former
cases the money extorted never reaches the
public treasury ; in the latter immense sums
are drawn from affrighted persons under &C.
cusation, and these sums are shared by the
leading officers bearing official relation to
the case. The poor man thus "run
through" is turned adrift for future pluck
Ing when his pecuniary feathers have grown
out again. Thus men without means, with.
out honor, or reputation save what is bad,
in few years become wealthy, and are
known TO invest money by the hundred
thousand dollars.
The docket of the District Courts tells its
story. That In the court in this city speaks
for ITSELF For many months only one law
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
In order to make room for my sprln supply OF
DRY GOODS,
will sell the remainder of my winter stock on
hand at greatly reduced prices,
consisting in part of
sHAWLs and CLOAKS, in great variety;
CLOAK MATERIALS IA large assortment),
GENTLEMEN,s FURNISHING GOODS.
RICH LAcEs, LACE COLLARS and SETS,
EMBROIDERED LINEN SETS,
LACE and EMBROIDERED HANDKER-
CHIEFS,
sAsHEs and SASH RIBBONS,
KID GLOVES
DRESS GOODS
Of every description.
In fact, our stock is we'll selected and unusually
ATTRA GIVE,
and as the season Is far advanced will offer buy
ers EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS:
JOHN r. WOODF1N.
IA La lit Main street.
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me- ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
cuRIsTMAs AND NEW YEAR.

me- ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
T. r. PRICE & CO. have Just opened
r,eonnt POINT APPLIQUE SETS and COL
LARS;
lace TRIMMED LINEN SETS, fancy boxes !;
EEMsTITCHED LAWN RANDKERCHltFs,
splendid boxes; ..,u
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA SETS.
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES, every shade;
MARQUIS TWO-BUTToN GLOVES.
None but BEST gloves sold.
CLoAKs AND sEAwLs:
superb assortment BLACK CLOTH CLoAho'
sROCHE sHAWLS. $50 to 900;
RICH STRIPED, LONG, and SO U A
SHAWLS;
1oNG and SQUARE BLANKET SaAWLS;
HOUSE SHAWLS and SCARFs, &C.
DRESS GOODS:
EMPRESS, all colors; VELOUhS'
IRISH and FRENCH POPL1NS;
OTTOMANS DELA1NES;
splendid POPLINS, 20, 25, and 3oc.;
DIAGONAL POFLINS, very cheap;
FIGURED DELAIEES;
TYCOON REPS, &c.
MOURxING GOODS:
BOMBAZINEa UTTOMANS. SATTEENS,
REPS, MCHkIRS, TAnlsE, &c,
of unequalled shane and finish; with everything
else neeoeu IL Jul IT. r. PRICE & Co,
aood 1l0l Main street.
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spEgITIaII NOTICES.
mrsTARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT

MTsTARTLING ANNOUNCEMENT.
In order to make provisions for the coming
spring trade, have this day marked do"n my
entire and truly splendid stock Of
DRY GOODS AND NOTIONS
at prodigious low figures. Ihave also among my
stock about o. 900 worth Of desirable and Seasonal
BILE REMNANTS, which must be sold Without re-
gard Of what they may cost.
Take advantage Of this great ana hoerai
chance and remember the place and appropriate
name Of A. 1oEDDAoh'
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Cheap
aud Desirable Dry Goods and Notions
:. s. COT Broad street.
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ro,ta,.,,. ,,,natic Agylur,.

The Norfolk Journal makes an appeal to
the Legislature for old for this Asylum
which deserves the favorable consideration
of that body. Among the claims presented
in behalf of the institution is the healthful-
ness of it's locality. OF 273 patients treated
there in the year only seven died. The
number cured compares well with other In.
stitutions. 1t Is more dependent than the
Western Asylum, having during the year
only $500 revenue from pay patients, while
the Western Asylum had over 81 900. The
institution was separated from the State
government for three years during the war,
and appropriations made since have been
diminished by the payment of debts con-
tracted at that times
The buildings require repairs, and the
mode Of heating with open fires is danger
Gus and a steam apparatus is needed for
comfort and security. The Journal says:
can appropriation Is also asked for the
enlargement of the asylum, so that it may
be able to accommodate one hundred more
patients. 1t is sad to say that the necessity
of such enlargement Is most conclusively
shown, and that q similar recommendation
Is made by the Board of Directors of the
Western Asylum. The effects of the war,
it appears, have largely increased the num-
Der of insane; and many applications for
admission to both asylums have to be re-
jected. II it be possible to do so, ample
accommodation ought to be furnished for
these unfortunate creatures. In any event,
those already under the charge of the State
ought to be comfortably and carefully pro-
I'll II g. %fxoo ~.
the Directors of the Eastern Asylum for the
means of heating their building properly
will meet with Immediate attention from
the Legislature, and that the directors will
be instructed to make change so essential
to the safety and comfort of the inmate of
their institution, with the least possible
delay"
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CLOTHING.
T. ooK QUIT
CLOTHING DOWN

In expectation Of change Of loo alton ito com.
mence with my SPRING BUSHES 81, I will from
this time offer my entire stock Of
WINTER WEAR AT COST,
consisting Of
MEMS, YOUTHS, AND BOYS WINTER
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR,
such as are usually used for winter. Not desiring
to carry over this stock, will make 1t to your In
terest to buy now, in anticipation, and give you
BARGAINS.
On or about 1st of April, 1871, expect to Re-
MOVE to the new building, No. 1las, Main street,
opposite First National Bank, between 18th and
10, h streets. WIN. IRA SMITH,
corner OF 10th and Main streets,
old star d Of Baldwin.
NIB. No charge for showing goods. ia lS-5t
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MGR CHILDREN'S CH a RS FOR
CHRISTMAS, CHILDREN'5 CHAIRS FOE
CHHISTMAS.-25d dozen CHILDREH'S CHAIRS
just received at
G. B, STACY & SONS, 1908 AND 1910 MAIN ST..
where can be found the largest and best-assor'eo
/ stock of FURNITURE and MAiiRESsES IL
tho city. oo
Don't fall to examine before buying. de!Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19

The talk in England about taxing Amer
lean bonds will bring JOHN BULL another
gentle pressure upon the Alabama corn
established on his right foot. ScHENcK will
tread lightly upon it, under instructions.
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~ OIL OF VITRIOLl

or, OF yITRIOL! OIL OF vITRIOL!
Pure and full strength. The Baltimore Copper
Comp.ny have in thorough operation extensive
chemtcsl works, and are manufacturing supe-
ricr article OF
OIL OF VITRIOL,
which they are at all times PREPARED to ship in
u1anities to suit purcht sers. Making its produc-
ton specially our prices will be found mere
advantageous 10 buyers than at any other city.
HENRY MARTIN, Prest.
Office. 30 South st., Baltimore bid. de 6-eodly
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19

VIRGINIA wants to have her name changed
to the C. Old Dominion "-Boston Advertl-
ser.
See how Legislative joke is appreciated.
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PROPOSALS.

ITO BRIDGE-BUILDERS AND CON,
TpA CTOPS.-sEsLED PROPOSALS will
he received until u O'Clock NJ, March L, lSIl to
BUILD 4 B"IDGE ACRUS5 JAMES BY BY = Il
~ nuested on three kinds of construction.
Isl. series OF arches, to be built OF James river
granite. ,,u. or n,ivas mn
sonry-grAnite and brick. ,.x,o
Sd. Az iron supersructure, on granite piers.
Right reserved to reject any or III olus IL no'
For further information, apply to the undsr-
SisHeo JOHN G. CLARKE, Civil Engineer.
so. 3l6 18th street.
4. 10 ,ax.td Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19
~RATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

This splendid HAIR DYE IS the best In the TorlG !;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tlnts remedies the III effects of bad dyes inviso-
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful odck
or broun. Sold by all druggists and pe1fumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELOh's WIZ
FACTORY, No. 10 Bond street, New YORK.
je o-eodlyr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19

We return thanks 10 Messrs. ELLYsoN &
TAYLOR for copy of the last No. OF Eueyy
in this country.
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LOST, STRAYED, DC.

I OST OR MISLAID, TIRE NOTEc
~ Of $225 each, dated 18th June, ON drsz,n ~,
x. " Powers, pay able at the b. nRtne hnuss ~ y,
Il. II. Maury Co. on the 18th D< canhkr H.mn "
son. agent OF Daniel 4. stewa. and br Mn .n
dorsed. All persons are WARY d moi tn yrada fnr
or negotiate them. no' W ""oe Aux
de 29-Th3w ~ Asehtoi ~ n. ..
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ia 1e

Just received q large shipn ent OF mapnlncen'
auction hargains-25 per cent. cheaper than ever.
BLACK ALPACAS RLA OK ALPACAS!
BLACK ALPACAS ut all p.-iccs-e5 per cent;
cheaper than ever good BLA Ck ALPACA al
s0c.-cheap at 4Oc.; do do. do. at 25c. worth SItc
Elegant JAPANESE SILKS at 50 so pattern
would be cheap at Sl2. -
BLACK and CULORED IRISH PoPLINs,
very cheap.
PLAID and PLAIN PCPLINS.
Bet quality WEIGH FLANNEL:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, 75c., 81, 81 50, $3.50.
WORSTED GOODS. ali kinds at half price.
SHAWLS, SOC.
Beautiful WHITE OPERA CLOAKS. 3d.
worth $40. -
Beautiful ALASKA FURS Warranted genuine.)
Beautiful LADIES' HATS, only 25c., worth 81.
Elegant BLACK and COLORED KID
GLEFES 81. "
full line OF CLOTHS AMI CASSIMERES.
The best Al COrTONS in the city at l23c.
AM ROSCObGiN COTTON, 163c.
COats's and Cark'S MACHINE COTTON.
Coed SPOOL COTTON at lc. spool. il II
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CLAYTON b WOODBRIDGE.
" SUCCESS JORS TIL r Ri,T TOM

Having purchased OF i. po1ToN h,s .,,,.,
s 81 we WIZ cr:rry on the BOOT and SHOE
HUslN EsS Ut SAID place on 18th street. betwean
No ma, y. sna cary Mr. j. Bolton will remain with
We respectr ally solicit call from our fsiends.
@~ 4 CLAYTON q WOOLDRIDGE.
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OFFICE CITY ESGINEER.
PROPOSALS. WILL BE RECEIVED
at This office until MONDAY, the e3d instant,
= 20 ii tor PLANE ING SELECTED TREE,
rr ~. Tolir to six Inches in diameter, In Monroe
Snnare their life II be guaranteed; ,or
Hquafc' CHARLES Il. U1MMOt'k,
,a,o - City Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19
MARRaED..

DOGGETT to LUCY WOMBLE, both OF this
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Having unsurpassed facilities In our business,
we fatter ourselves we can please our customers.
he offered ELLYSOH & TAYLOR,
Next TO Dispatch building,
90 . a ewSwIm Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19

NRATTAN'S REPORTS, VOLUME 10.
RANDOLPH & ENGLISH have for sale vol.
10. GRATTAN. Cash price rs, or by mail $3.50.
Vol. g. ROBINSO - PRACTICE, VIII be pup
lished soon. orders solicited.
All the Virginia Books, and large stock OF
other new and secondhand Law Books. for sale
on che best terms ut 1913 Main street. ja ls-caw