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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-11

COURT OF APPEALs--Judges Moncure,
Christian, Staples, and Anderson.-Jones
vs. Phelan.-Decree Of the lower court uf-
tirmed.
Hogan VS.. Duke.-Decree of the lower
court affirmed.
Acknowledgement Taylor finished his ar
gument in the Chahoon case, and was fol-
lowed by Geo. D. Wise.
The decision in the Byrne case, overruled
by the court, was rendered by Judge Bran.
hall, not by Judge Guigon.
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corner OF Main and Reservoir streets.

For Coughs, Bronchitis, and Consumption, In Its
early stages, nothing equals DR.. Pierce's AIT
Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery. 1t Is also
great blood purifier and siren restorer or tonic.
and for liver complain" /" and costiTe conditions
OF the bowels 1t has no equal. All scrofulous ana
SKIN diseases, as plmples, blorches, salt rheum,
ersslpelas, aud erupsions, yield to It's wonderful
curative properties. Sold by drcgzists.
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TEapERAscE.-At meeting Of Friend

TEMPERANcE.-At a meeting Of Friend
ship Division, No. 40, Sons of Temperance,
on Monday night, the officers of that DiVl-
sion were installed by Mir. r. e. Mullen,
L. D.. of Springfield Division. The follow
ing are the officers elect T. j. Cowman,
w. P; Chas. L. Mosby, W. A.; D. Parr,
Jr., R. sand F.. S.; II: e. Smith, Trea,r !;
w. Bowden, Con-; Ed. Clayton, A. =. ];
Charles Smith, l. S. John Hudson, o. S.;
Pleasant Williams, Chap. This Division is
located in Rockets. A committee was APP
pointed to make arrangements for public
meeting. There was an initiation besides
other Interesting exercises.
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a,o,r cost, and I may have said (what GER
tainly believe) that the Richmond, frede-
ricksburg and Potomac railroad couid not
a,o,c be built. and its rolling stock and other
property belonging to it be purchased for
So, OO0. 900; but defined no price for the
stock of myself and friends, and certainly
never presumed to offer TO sell any other
stock.
In one respect, Mr.. Roberts correctly
represents me. mean rs regards my re-
fusa to consent to lease of the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad to
the Alexandria and Fredericksburg and
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad Compa-
nies. Can there, indeed, be imagined any
thing more preposterous than the idea OF
leasing wcll-built and well-equipped rail-
road, free of all embarrassment, to TWO
other railroads-one not Tor scarcely begun,
and the other not half finished, and Of which
few, if any, persons know who the proprle'
tors are? I may add that should not have
considered such lease much improved by
guarantee Of the officers Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad Company-a guarantee
given so extensively, and for such immense
amounts as to impair greatly not only ats
value, but with thoughtful men that OF
the stock of the Pennsylvania railroad also.
You are at liberty to make any use of
this you see fit.
Very truly, yours,
[Signedl NJ. ROBINSON.
p. Y. Daniel, Jr., Esq, Pres't R., +. and
PR. Il. Co."
mir. Robinson's affidavit to the above,
made before Ii. Tunisson, notary public OF
Philadelphia, is appended to the aboYe.l
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PUBLIC ScHooLs.-N. A. Calkins, Assist
ant Superintendent of Schools of New York
city, accompanied by Supt. Binford, Alfred
Moses, Esq, and R. NJ. Manly, Esq, mem
bers of the Board Of Education, visited
several of our public schools on yesterday,
and continued the examination ofthe classes.
Tonight Supt. Calkins will lecture in the
Hall of the House of Delegates on the
History and Progress of Object Teach
ing" AS object teaching is becoming very
general in our schools, we hope to see the
hall crowded.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE JANUARY 10, 1871.
Box 11S, Richmond P. o.; William Holt
Richardson, No. 10 14th street; Steven
Jones, Banna, Va; T. Nj. johnson & Bro,
Ruffin, n. c.; Miss Sue u. Jeffries, Stevens
vile, Va; Mark Harris, Clintonville, Va;
r, Mosely, Genito.
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ARMY OF NORTHERN VIRG1NIA.-The Ex-
ecutiye Committee ofthe Army Of Northern
Virginia met at the Exchange Hotel last
night, Gen. VIM. Is. Taliaterro in the chair.
The details of the plan Of organization OF
were perfected, and win be laid before the
public probably tomorrow. Steps were
also taken for the collection of contributions
for the monument to Gen. Lee, which is to
be built at Richmond by his soldiers.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-A meeting of
the Board of Directors Of the Richmond
Chamber OF Commerce will be held this
evening at 5 o'clock, at their rooms over
the First National Bank. Among the other
subjects to be considered will be the pre-
to affect very injuriously the commerce OF
this city by the way of James river.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
For other Local Matters see I'd pase

MEETfNa OF AEFI-RINa REPUBLICANS
The Party in {" An UnrhoIesome Wdy."-
| The dissatisfaction existing in the Radical
party relative to the tricks and ways oil
Porter and Humphreys found expression
on Monday evening in very enthusiastic
meeting held at Deuringer's Spring Park.
| The meeting was called In defiance of the
Radical City Central Committee, and the
stand taken by those attending shows that
| they are in earnest.
James Johnson (colored) was called to the
chair on motion of j. j. Underhill, q prom
inent white Radical, and Meyer Angle was
| elected secretary. Some discussion ensued
| as to the objects of the meeting, in the
course of which remarks were made by
Captain Ganther and one Clarke, "anti-
the Custom-house clique.
Justice J. S. Robertson moved the ap-
pointment of committee to report resolu-
tions expressive of the sense of the meet
ing. The motion was agreed to, and the
following committee appointed: j. s. Rob-
ertson, j. n. Van Lew, r: L. Hobson
(colored), G. F. Ganther, William Carter
(colored), and Meyer Angle, Jr.
The committee retired, and presently re-
ported the following, which was unan-
imously adopted:
Whereas, in the opinion of this confer
ence the time has arrived for action on the
part of the Republican party to prepare for
contingencies and the general welfare of
the said party in future thus impressed,
we offer the following resolutions: BE it,
therefore,
Resolred, That we to-day find the once
well-organized Republican party OF the
city of Richmond IN an unWholeSome and
T,ar ri,1,s nd n fai fn n
come demoraliZed and trodden under foot
by its pretended and..presumptuous friends,
as well as by its acknowledged enemies.
And further, be it
Resolued, That this conference has con-
yened for the purpose of devising means by
which a thorough reorganization of the said
Republican party could be accomplished"
The meeting then adjourned, subject tc
the call Of the chairman.
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AN elegant picture OF Lee and Jackson. mount
ed In a beau ifui vase is now offered for sale at
The DOLLAR STORE, $50 Main stree.. Go early
and see them, or they viii all be sold. The Lee
Vases, silver PLATED Castors 1--we bottles). Break
fast and Liuuer KNIVES, Table and Teaspoons,
Wax Dolls, and Pictures, together with an ele-
CANT assortment OF Jewslry suitable for ladies'
and gents wear. are well worthy OF note. ssS
Main street. under Campbelrs photograph GAL
! !
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OLD DOMINION LINE TO New YoRK.-The
steamers of this line are now making tri-
weekly trips between New York and Rich
mond, leaving New York every Tuesday,
Thursday, and Saturday, at 8 7. NJ, and
Richmond every Tuesday, Friday, and Sun
day at high tide.
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MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.-The stock
holders of this bank held their first meeting
on yesterday, General Joseph r. Anderson
in the chair and Dir. Richard lrby secre-
tary.
The following gentlemen were unani-
mously elected Directors for the year, viz:
Thomas Branch, a. 7. Stokes, Richard
Irby, Bradley r. johnson, w. Fl. Palmer,
John Enders, G. l.. Todd, Edward Graham,
w. G. Knight, VIM. Ii. Haxall, Archer An
derson, John A. Sloan, and Jas. B. Pace.
This new candidate for popular favor
starts out under most desirable auspices,
and its friends prophecy the happiest re-
suits from its operations under the present
management.
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GRAFTON ON LEE.-Professor Holcombe,
who is to deliver an Grafton OH Gen. Lee at
the Second Baptist Church tomorrow, is
a gentleman of high literary attainmentss,
and il is expected that his effort on this
occasion will be one of great merit.
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CRY TAxEs.-An persons who have not
paid their city taxes for 1870 should read
Collector Regnaults notice in another col
umn. They will suffer a loss of twenty
per cent. if their taxes are not paid to-day
or Tomorrow.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS, 1s7l.-Now is the time 10 send
your subscriptions fer any magazine or paper
published, to ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR, news dealers,
who will furnish you at publishers rates. s
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WITH THE REMAINS found at the Spots
wood Hotel ruins few days ago, which
have not yet been identified, there was a
small penknife, which may be seen ut Reil-
ly's store, on Main street, above Sth. 1t
may lead to their positive Identification.
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SOCIAL CLUB.-In consequence Of the
burning Of the Spotwood, the meeting OF
the Richmond Social Club tomorrow eyen-
ing will take place at the Exchange Hotel.
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EOzoDoNT.-knd dentriaces had their drawbacks
until the salubrious Bark Of the Soap Tree was
brought jrom the Gillian valleys to perfect the
fragrant Sozodont. the most wholesome, reliable,
and delightful article for the teeth that . brush
vas ever dipped into.
"SPALp1NG's GLUE'' always up to the stick
ing point.
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PLANTERS NATIONAL BANK.-The annual
meeting of the stockholders of this bank
was held yesterday in their clearinghouse,
Mr.. VIM. Smith acting as chairman, and
Mr.. VIM. p Ragland secretary. Mr.. John
b. Davis, President, read a report Of the
operations of the institution for the past
twelve months, which, with the aecompa-
nying exhibits, showed it to be in pros
porous condition, and that in future the
stockholders would receive regular semi
annual dividends. .
The following gentlemen were elected
directors for 1871 John 3. Davis, John A.
Belvin, L. II. Frayser, n. n. Wilson, John
X. Childrey, Geo. s. Palmer, S. N. Rosen-
baum, Charles Phillips, Charles E. Whit
lock.
Subsequently the Board of Directors met
and reelected Mr.. John 3. Davis President.
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KEEP WARM AT REDUCED PRIcEs.-I now sell
the best acise coal lower than heretofore, and
Clover Hill bituminous from $3.50 to $S.7s per
load and soft lump coke at se-all delivered. Best
kindling. cooking, and cord wood, j. b. WAT
KISs. I'LL Main, and 9th and Cary streets.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK &LAUGHToN will sell at 1os O'Clock, at
NO. sls,.ssh street, beyond Leigh. 70 large as
sortment Of furniture &c.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK.-The stockhold-
ers of the First National Bank held their
annual meeting in their banking house on
yesterday. Mr.. David j. Saunders was
elected chairman, and Mr.. S. B. Smith sec
retary. The report of the directors was of
the most satlsfactoIychara land conveyed
assurance to the stockholders and the pat
rons of the bank that their funds were in
good hands. This institution has, under
It's present management, paid a good per-
centage to the shareholders, and its pros
porous condition, as shown by this report,
gives evidence of increased prosperity in
the future.
The following gentlemen were elected
directors for the ensuing year. viz: Isaac
Tardy, John Purcell, Jas. II. Blair, David
j. Saunders, William Hatcher, Richard L..
Brown, James Thomas, Jr., and NJ. L..
Strauss.
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PUBLIC sPEAKERs AND SINCERE will find
: Bro,on's Bronchial TSoches', beneficial IN
CLEARING the voice before spt nking or singing and
relieving the thross after any unusual exert!on Of
the vocal organs, hsving peculiar adaptation to
affections which disturb the organs OF speech.
For coughs and colds the 7rocheS are edectual.
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SUBSCRIBE for 1871 for any monthly magazine
or weekly you want, at ELLYsoS g TAYLoR's
news depot ll1s Main street. Orders from coun-
try promptly attended to.
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GRAND LODGE OF X. P.-The Grand
Lodge of Knights OF Pythlas in Virginia
will meet In annual session at Marshall
Hall, corner 11th and Bank streets, tonight.
The prospect is good for full attendance,
as business of unusual importance is to be
transacted. E-l.. u.
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ELLYsoN 4 TAYLOR, news-dealers,wiu furnish
any III agazine or weekly paper at publishers rates.
Now IS the time to subscribe for 1871.
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| JAcKsoS's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery
corner Broad and I'd streets (new bu,ldinsl. We'd
d!ngs Balls, Parties, &C., furnished at short no.
tIce and on reasonable terms.
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DENTISTRY.

DR. GEO. B. STEEL, DENTIST, "a
~ No. 723 Main street, i've doors aooyeSnlithn 20 -
the Spotswood Hotel, pays special attention " I,e
E,CIAL SETS on gold, silver, or yulcan1ss, anS
keeps constantly on hand PURE Slt,E.ntn,1 ,.a.t,
OXIDE GAS for the painless extraction Oh segsh ~
Has twenty years. experience. W -
TAYLOR BROTHERS, DEM-
u0Nn oiye Nitrous Oxide Gas for 81, Chloroforln
for al. Ether for 81, Rhigolene Spray 81. Hydrsts
Of Choral a. to extract teeth without pain. s ~
inserted as low as SIS. Teeth filed with gold, szso.
Tie cost OF all operations made known before oe.
summing TAYLOR BROTHERS,,
oc17 lll2 Main street.
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PLowERs.-A large collection OF cameiias and
other lowers, suitable for bouqce.s and floral de-
signs Of every description. Particular attention
given to f,ral decoration OF wedding and other
parties.
Street cars pass the garden every twenty minutes.
JoHs MORTON, florist,
corner OF Main and Reservoir streets.
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Ne,o York Ledger, Weekly, and Chimney
Corner for this week received from Ellyson
d. Taylor, news dealers.
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r OsT, A WHITE POINTER So
1 BIrCH; liver-colored spots; on.@O
eve marked entirely liver color. wlll pSy n, re-
ward of Ave dollars If delivered to me at NO. lZoS
hain =, e'iee'. JAMES B. PAGE.
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ExEouT1vE.-Goyern Walker has ap-
pointed J.. II. Hampton notary public for
the city of Richmond.
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Diaries 1911, Diaries 1871, at ELLysoN q TA1-
LORE, llis Main street.
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POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-Police Justice
White presiding.-Moses Mason (colored)
for stealing one dollar and seventy five
cents from the money-drawer of A. S. John.
son on the 9th of January, was sent before
the grand jury for indictment.
John FL. Jennings, Cornelius Wyatt,
James Ford, and Peterfield Everett, for
unlawfully abusing the property of A.
Goodman, and breaking his sign, valued at
$50, were discharged.
Robert Robinson (colored), charged with
seducing the daughter of Julia Graves (co-
lored). Case dismissed.
james Epps, for assaulting and threaten
ing to shoot John j. King. Security to
keep the peace received.
Henry Clay (colored), hack-driver by
profession, was charged with driving on
the sidewalk, contrary to law, and fined
g and ordered to pay for the fractured
luminary.
Malinda Morris (colored), drunk, disor-
derly, and resisting the police, was fined
$3.50.
Mathilda Russell (colored), for stealing
coal from John Kenney, on the dock. The
accused not answering, an attachment was
issued for her.
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SHIPPING.


EOR NEW YORK.-The OldS1aaI{ ri
r Dominion Steamship Company = -
elegant side-wheel steamship ISAAC B BEtn, Gap-
tain BL KEENAN,. win leave her wharf st RockeuS
on FRIDAY. January l3lh at O'Clock 4: n "a
sl2: steerage, SO; round-trtp tickets, S1o. 1os
freight or passage, apply to un ,..
JOHN w. WYATT. AgenI.
,,,, A. No. Governor street.
TOR RPHILADELPH A.-&NA
A The ste amer NORFOLK, Captain ezEszs. ~.
PLATT viii receive freight for the above port ti
Friday, the 18th Instant at o'ci0cn
Ereirht taken for New Orleans cheaper tnan
Nv any other route. Also for Norfolk ut mode
rate r tes. Passage to Phladelpnla, uiciuohe
meals and state room. 49,. , ,.
,,uat No. 2425 Dock street.
TOR E.-SteamerS al
r. PETERSBURG will leave herSzRA..snEs
wharf WEDk ESDAY NIGHT, January Litn, ~
high water Freight received up to eo'cl9ck +. M'
"wednesday, For freight or passage, appiy 70
=, 'o.-et WIN. p. BRETT, Agent.
TOR BOSTON. Il CO.'S #
Il IISE.-The regular packet schooner <sffE
: YDINIA N, ELwELL, master, hsv-sH1Ii -s1..Ii
Inc the larger portion Of her csrgo enga8ea. VIII
nave quick dispatch. For balance OF irc'gnt ap'
Lly To ,o.,l y "a ~ r. 60 !" "streei.. roots
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TUD. B. WOOD, D. D: S, FRAGsS 4
ITSVARiOIIS BRANCHES. The painless
extraction OF teeth 1a great point gained IN dsn
TAI surgcry. A full supply OF PURE NlIkOoe
OXIDE GAS always on hand. All WORK 9uarah"
teed to give entire satisfaction. Terms meos[See.
Ofice, 9th street, In rear OF Wood SONS oIu8
store. w ~
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CONCLUSION OF EVIDENCE.
THE ARGUMENT,

The evidence having been concluded, it
was ordered by the committee that the argu-
ment commence Wednesday evening at
o'clock, the counsel for the Alexandria and
Fredericksburg Company to have the open
ing and closing, and the argument to be
confined strictly to the questions asked in
the resolution of inquiry.
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TOuN MAHONY, R
% SURGEON DENTIST, SUt4o
formerly OF the firm Of Wayt Man9nay;) ou
inserts FULL UPPER or LOWER -SEEo OF
AKrJFICIAL TEETH for from TWENTY %
rBIRTY DOLLARS.
CID GOLD SETS bought or exchanged st their
value for new sets or vulcan!te.
Office and residence eeS Main streeS petueen
sixth and Seventh streets. Sc
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nLD CASTLE SOAp-whifs and mot
(Jtted. IL. WAGNER b Og,, DSnggtsta
removed 10 now store, dix4onAly oR2 oRsssms
j& I0-3ts 81 V4A ss''-s' "
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CHANCERY COURT OF RTCHAoSD.-yudge
b. II. Fstzhugh.-I'he following cases were
disposed of on Tuesday:
hector Davis, executor, vs.. Crouch and
Others, on petition to require executor to
az aeVance funds to legatees to pay for copy
VI record. Petition refused. Lyons for
pesttiohers' "n Johnston & Williams for execu-
=, Wise & Coke, trustees of Womble vs..
Todd and others; decree referring cause to
commissioners to make partition. wise {,
Coke, p. O..
Dicklnson's next friend va Dscx;nson
and others decree confirming sale and
making provision for distribution i ~ nro1 ana
ceeds Of sale. Steger & Sands, p. a. " pAo'
Segner and wife VS.. Hagan and others :.
decree for entry of satisfaction of Judgment
of Hagan vs.. Stevenson, and removing the
lien thereof from the real estate OF the
Flalntlf. Steger, p. q.
Betty Miller, an infant, by her next
friend, vs.. Frederick Weirholtz order
directing WeirholtZ, as late guardian OF
Betty Miller, to deliver all properly in his
hands or possession as late guardian to Jno.
w. Wright, curator. Ro. Howard, p. q.
A. Baratta VS.. John w. Wright, sheriff,
&c.; cause settled by parties, and order
dlsmissing suit. Nj. johnson, p. q.
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SCOTS, SHOES. Es.s.,, &c .
SOMETHING NEW FOR THE@
- L A D ES @
AT THE
S,r rxgpnpfrTA.
LADIES BOOT AND SHOE EMPORiUA-

Inst received, the latest novelty OF VIII
po pa SHOES. and SLIPPERS; amongst them
Is the MAGGIE CR0QUE. suitable for o,i.s, ps. S.r
lies, &C.; considered me hSaus'inss' 'n '' '''SS
IhsrUaS.a pysrv ytfis.x IL Of BUTTON BOOTS al So.
My eiore is 10 the middle ef ne sapa,s, geis nsIt
ss ,aanr 10 Mrs. l.. P. Jones's millinery store.
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rr.E RAILROAD ESVESTIGATIoS.

CONCLUSION or TIE TESTIMONY.
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yxYINGo. ELLErT d CRulAF, sssS dSS
I wv st.in street. have Jues fscsas1, fscSsas,,s S,anx.
snppy snty :. md Lace Roots ofhe dnest quality fsnSh
kid glove KID Turkish moroSSS NM sS nsS @ sSp
,.5,.'s :, AVID Marie anIoinetta Shippers.
siways on hand fall une OF Gent S.atI snate,-
sssedJ Boots and Caters, and soLagsase s.n
msnt Of f4rmsrst heavy goods. s5ise saeia : eAi''
18S9 .,{zss -. -..-..-,--------
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TOST, q WHITE SATIN PARAsOL.
l with black lace cover: lost on Main or an
streets liberal reward will be paid by ieav,ne
same at the drug store or bERRlAN oao-
PIiHIi.. c, rner nth and Main streets. ia n-st
T OST, on Monday afternoon, January ytn,
4 The LOWER PART OF EAH-RlNI. lne
drop is OF gold with large coral piece attaste@a @
suppos ed to nave been dropped on VII el5eet1, u
tween Main and Broad A liberal reWaru win oc
given II the above Is lcf. at this 01ice. Ja W.
r OST, on Tuesday evening, going ron
4 4 the Hall on 10Th, 20 Broad street o 4. Otf
kEGALIA (collar), trimmed with gilt lace anu an.
fringe The finder will be suitably reWdroeop'
re'uihi's Vic '"''' " H. C. G. HARTMAN,
loo ux at eyliu,s 1907 Main street.
NTOTICE.-Applicatio will be made TO
" the Second Auditor Of Virginia for the re,
ne val Of the following VIRGINIA REGlsTE
STOCK which has been lost Certificate NO.
4 as for $780, act 18th March. 1885, aud certificate
No. 2 7so, for 800, James River ana hanawha Ca
Tarrinntpn dc 2s-Wlw*
Application will be made by
~ the undersigned to the Richmond ana Dan
vile KatIroad Company for tie renewal OF certih-
cate of stock No. $40, three shares, stanulnS on
the books of said company In the name OF Jonh
N Gordon said certificate having been lost
de Ia-Waw j. n. GORDON. Executor