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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

KILLED BY HIS OWN CATTLE.-Early Mon
day morning Mr.. Lewis Wayland, the tax.
collector Of Sewer county, who resides at
Trunde's crossroads, went out into bis
field to salt bis cattle. Having been absent
from the house an unusual length Of time,
a member of the family went out to see
about him, and found him lying on the
ground, among the cattle, ina helpless con-
iditlon. DR.. Ellis was called and found that
one of the joints of the neck was fractured
or dislocatied, producing paralysis OF the
whole body except his head, the heart, and
the lungs. 1t was suspected that vicious
bull had caused his injuries, and the ques-
ton being asked him if this was not the
case. he REPLIED that it was. When our in
formant left. mir. Waylapd's mind was per-
fectly clear, but from the neck down he was
perfectly sible.-Kno1rlHe Press and
H1TdId. - t
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SAD ACCIDENT ON MAIN STREET, Little
Boy Run Ouer and Killed.-Yesterday af-
ternoon about 3 O'Clock John H., son of
Mr.. 5. A. Griffin, who resides at No. Z, 21st
street, was run over and killed by one OF
Storrs & Co.'s wagons, which was driven
by colored man named Peter Friend. The
scene of this sad occurrence was on Main
street, near the corner of 21st. The little
boy, only three years Of age, was unattended
at the time, and though every effort was
made on the part of the driver to stop his
team, which consisted Of three mules at
tached to heavy wagon, he could not do
SO in time to save the boy'slite The leader
first ran against the little fellow and knock
ed him down, and the wheels of the wagon
passing over him, produced conclusion Of
the brain, rs well us j severe hemorrhaSe
from the right ear. ....
The driver has been arrested and held to
await the action of the Coroner to-day.
1t is proper to state that the team was not
driven faster than the city ordinance al
lows, and the parents of tho child do not
attach any blame to the driver.
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FLOR the DISPATCH

Messrs. EdttorS,-I see from your paper
that the cattle are dying in the upper part
of the city from some unknown disease.
would suggest to the owners of cattle to
notice them closely, and if they look hol
low or dropping immediately rub spirits O.
turpentine about the roots Of the horns,
and tie piece of woollen cloth in the same
place, and saturate il with the turpentine
Also rub the turpentine over the region o.
the kidneys. | have known this remedy tt
cure some very bad cases this season. Tho
disease is species of fever, known in the
western States us the Spanish fever. d..
SEPT 20, 1871,
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Manchester lfenas.

ELECTION OF POLICE JUsT1cE.-The Board
of Trustees, ut its last meeting, elected DE-
L. Il. Chilcs to ill the vacancy occasioned
| by the resignation Of Captain Henry Fitz
| gerald, with the understanding that he was
also TO act rs Police Justice. This selec.
tion gives universal satisfaction. DIR. Chlles
enjoys the confidence Of all classes OF our
citizens, has held the position of masls
trate in former years, and was ut one time
president Of the Board of Trustees. Un
der his administration the law will be SC
administered as to give terror to evll-doerS,
and ut the same time impartial justice will
the Board Of Trustees, he will, il, true tG
his past record, be q diiigent and faithful
officer. ...-# s.,,.
LAND SALEs.-The farm Of A. f .Jahnke,
Esq, near Manchester, has been disposed
of at q very good fSure-some northern
gentleman being the purchaser. In addl.
tion to farming, we learn that they Intend
quarrying granite, portion OF the nno
having Il considerable quantity on it. Land
is rapidly rising, both in country and
town, and the demand for it is good. Tene.
ment houses and rooms are also In de.
mand, the supply not being near sufficient
to accommodate the wants Of those set.
tlins or desiring to settle in our midst.
ACCIDENTAL son of VIM. Morton, negro
shoemaker on Hull street, near 9th, was
wounded while handling pistol Tuesday
night. The wound is not considered a
dangerous one. This is another warning
TO boys not to handle firearms.
SLAUGHTER OF Docs AND GOATS Ts-Capt
Llpscombe's gang of; dog-catchers were Out
Yesterday, and succeeded In capturing a LOT
~ <Sf
deemed. were slaughtered at sun. down,
PERSONS who keep goats and dogs and are
not willing to pay the tax on them, must
expect to take the consequences. 1t is not
too late now for those who wish to procure
medals to do SO.
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CoNvIcTs REcEIyED.-The following con-
yicts were received at the penitentiary yes
terday:
III. NJ. Milleship, from Rappahannock
county, five years, tor horse-stealing.
Samuel Fields (negro), one year, for ma
licious assault. same county.
From Floyd county, Samuel Reagan
(negrol seven years, for horse-stealing,
and from Scott county, Hamilton, alias
Hampton, alias John Green, ten years, for
horse-stealing. ~. /.
In the last case an extra guard was
allowed by the court, on account of the
desperate character of the prisoner.
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ATHE. UNIVERsALIsr CoNyENTIoN.-PhlG-
delphia, Sent. 19.-The Uniyersalist Gene
raj Convention met this morning, and after
PRAYER the meeting was organized. by Rev.
j. nj. Pullman calling the Convention To
order. Rev.. DR.. w. II. Ryder, of Illinois,
was selected president; j. Smith Dodge,
Jr.,, of Connecticut. yice-rresident Rev.
j. N. Pullman, Of New York, permanent
secretary u. L. Holden, Esq, OF New
York, treasurer. Rev. Charles Fluher, ol
New York, and Rev. j. b. May heY, of New
York, were appointed clerks. Committees
on elections, unfinished business, religious
services, and nominations, were appointed
bV the chair
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EXTRAORDINARY INCREASE OF TIE Mo

EXTRAORDINARY INCREASE OF THE Mon
EY-ORpER BUsINEss.-Thes Sixth Auditor
has just completed a statement OF the 6usl'
ness Of the moncy-order department of the
,Post-office Department for the fiscal year
ending June 3Oth, of the present year,
which shows that the amount OF money
orders issued to be $42,0 OIL ,02490, against
S$334, ,Q54, ,1s4.71issued during the fiscal yeal
ending June 80, 1870. The amount o
money orders paid during the last bsca
year was S41, ,64S, ,060.09, against S33, G9S,'
740.27 for the year ending June 81, lS1i
This shows the extraordinary increase in
one year of twenty per cent. on orders
issued and twenty-five per cent. on orders
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ORDINANCE VIOLATIONS PuN1sHED-Ro-
bert McDowney and Henry Willis were
summoned to appear before the Police
Court yesterday TO show cause why they
should not be fined $50 for violating the city
ordinance in buying vegetables in the Sec
ond Market and Offering the same for sale
during market hours. In both cases fine
of $40 was imposed by Justice Royster, and
McDowney and Willis excluded from the
market. gta ,f, "5 seGa
Frank Hagemeyer was fined IS for re-
moving a dead COW from the city limits,
and VIM. Shepperson (colored) 81 for OBJ
structing Broad street, between 9th and
7th, with his wagon, and refusing to move
when ordered.
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EAGLE BIRD By CHANcE.-As the steamer
Palsado, Capt. Nelson, was coming up the
river on her regular trip yesterday, the
novel spectacle. Of an immense bald eagle
alehting on her flagstaff was witnessed by
all on board. There was large brass
eagle on the staff, and this lonely king OF
birds evidently desired an. acquaintance.
ae remained there for some time, the
novelty of his situation no more shaking
his royal nerves than if he had been seated
on his lofty nrie. :,
Capt: Nelson should have "bagSed !"
that fellow, as much for his skin as his un.
paralleIed impudence.
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ARRIVAL OF THE THEATRICAL COMPANY
The Theatre is 10 be opened Oh next Mon
day night, and the company selected by
Mr.. Ogden for the opening week will ar
rive on the steamer Isaac Bell, from New
York this afternoon. 1t embraces some
distinguished artists and 4 series of excel.
lent performances may be expected. On
the first night Miss Noyes, the leading lady,
will deliver an address written by an emit
nent member of the Richmond bar, and two
popular plays will be produced. ~
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

THos. W. KEE yEE win sen 1t 10 4. ii. house. use,
s. hold, furnfture, etc: $50 5tl'tt:5T75t
IL MCCORMICK will sell at 10 O'Clock fancy
paintings, futsitnre, pawn.b brokers' goods; etc.
a: o. PULLIAM win sen at p. .M. valuable real
estate on Marshall, between Ist and I'd streets.
GRUBB 5& wI1LIAMs will cell at PM. brick
4 residence and lot on Cd, between Marshall and
s Clay streets. 80 h..a,r,. fs
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INoUEsT OVER THE BoDY OF MRS. Walden.
Deputy Coroner Trent held an inquest
over the body of Mrs. Ann Walden at /
o'clock yesterday afternoon, @ jury;with
Herman Myers as foreman, having been
summoned by High Constable Rosen. ,,.
DR.: j. P. Riddell, Che first witness, testi-
fed that he was called in the case between
III and II O'Clock on Tuesday forenoon.
When he arrived he found Mrs. Walden in
u stupor, and on examination found unmis-
taxable indications of the presence in her
stomach OF narcotic poison, which had been
taken so long before his arrival that he saw
little hope Of saving her life, as the greater
portion of the poison had been absorbed by
the circulation. He applied all the known
remedies, however, as speedily as possible.
Drs. Taylor and Cabeli also testified in
the case, they having likewise been called
in to see the patient, and fully cOrroborated
DR.. Riddell's testimony.
Mrs. Virginia Pairo, an intimate ac.
quaintance OF Mrs. Walden, testified that
she called to see deceased yesterday about
noon, and found her lying on the bed, ap-
parently insensible tried to arouse her,
but was unable TO do so; the Bible was
lying open upon her breast, and the photo
graph of her little daughter lWho is dead)
claSped in her hand.
Mr. G. Goinnetti testified that Mrs. Val
den came into his store Tuesday forenoon,
and requested him to allow her to step into
the back room and write letter. She was
weeping. She. made an effort to take the
poison While in the store, but witness pre-
vented her doing So, The following is q
copy Of the letter:
RICHMOND, Sept. 10Th.
Mr.. Vaiden,-You have been all the cause
of nv trouble. / have loved you, and for
you die. Will you be pleased to bury me
by the side of my little Annie at Gakwoou.
| am going to kill myself for you. am i'll
trouble, hope that God will forgive me.
which l know that 1 will be better OIL.
Pray for me, and meet me in Heaven. l
am in trouble, which causes ME to take my
lite"
The jury returned a verdict that the, de-
ceased "came to her death by an overdose
of laudanum, administered by her own
hand"
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The fall campaign OF LEVY BHorHERs has
fairly opened. they have received large supplies
OF goods suited to the season, and are now as
"busy as bees" disposing OF them to their nu-
merous customers. We heard on yesterday that
they will occupy the'r present stand until their
new store at the corner Of llth and Main streets,
is completed. We trust il may be so, as no other
store In this city could accommodate the large and
increasing trade OF LEVY BROTHERS.
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FIDELITY DIVISION, No. A, S. of T., at
its meeting on Tuesday night, passed reso-
lu,ions severely censuring the action OF the !,
National Division on the "negro question
II is earnestly hoped that every member
will be present ext Tuesday night, - as
business affecting the future welfare OF the
Division will have to be transacted.
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FINED FOR KEEPING DIsoRDERLY
HOUSE, Catherine Stack was summoned to
appear before the Police Court yesterday
to show cause why she should not be fined
800 for keeping q disorderly house, on the
18th instant. This house is at the extreme
west end of Cary street, near the corpora
ton line. Justice Royster investigated the
case, and assessed a fine of IS for violating
the CITY ordinance. ,4
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPo1NTED.-The fol-
lowing school trustees have been appointed
in addition to those already published in
the Dispatch .lyf4
For Smith River district, Patrick county,
Va, S. 81. Turner vice j. q. Houchens, re-
signed.
Leigh district, Prince Edward county,
William Walton vice Capt. IL. I. Owen,
rasinned. --1.-. \. -. - .-----
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LrsZ OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING nc
IN THE RICHMOND PosT.oFPIeE. SEPT. ~.
Il. Braxton, -.;; - -; Mrs. Peyton, Orange
Court.house; schooners Mary Ellen, DO
anna. w. t. Burns, j. q. Williams, Frank
walters, Argo. j. e. F.rd, Richmond,
Va; ii. b. TaIiaferro, city; Hugh Doug
las. Nashville, Tenn.
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MERCHANTS and others in want OF leather OF
any description would do well to call on q. H.
CHALKLEy & co. They have one Of the largest
stocks ever brought to this city, and their prices
are us low as those Of Baltimore or cities farther
& + o.5
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nc. r.. REBs's PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY is the
best aud cheapest In the city to obtain all the
rious styles Of p.ctures-lsrge or small. Mr.
REEs has Just retured from New York city witt
all tue latest improvements In apparatus ant
Iso1d
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The fact that Victoria Woodruff has
taken and furnished u house In Washing
ton Is believed to be in consequences OF her
fbiogra pher's desire to enjoy free board and
lodgings at the capital this Winter,-.N. 7.
Commercial.
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The cool weather Is at hsnd! Blankets. shawls,
dress goods, cassmeIe es, and everything necessary
In the way OF dry goods can be had great variety
at lowest prices at THALHIMER's, 6ol BROAD
street, corner OF Il street. se 4
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THE DAyEspoHP BROTHERS will give two
of their popular entertainments ut Assem-
bly, Hall this week-on Friday ana satuI-
day nights. They are sure TO nave over.
flowing audiences.
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Present
sl7a1so,s2e

To the debt of Georgia must be added
$40, ,000, 900 for new issue of railroad subsidy
bonds issued by Gov. Bullock IA carpet bag-
ger from the North), greater part OF wnlen
bdilt, or the first cent of subscription was
paid. So sWears the Radical State treasurer
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FALL CvERcoArs just the thipg for these COZ
mornings-1u great variety, and for sale low BYE
B, SPENCE & SON, Merchant Tailors, 1900 Main
strepf sttss < p a
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) hINDLING WOOD. KIspLrNG WOOD. Basin
o. NIX between sth and 9Th streets. ANDERSON D.
MIG sell hale-cord seasoned Pine Kindiing Wood,
spht and ready FOR use for three dollars, deliver
ed anywhere in the city. One dollar. a cofdssved
by buying Of them. 80 .,.f.,.,a ~
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RELIGIOUS HsRALD-.Ths circulation OF tbisi
paper Is larger than the eombinea circulation Of
al osher religious pspers published In the State
virginia. Il Is therefore most valuable mediuR
ior advertisers. Cfice on Main street nexrfy ap.
posite Dispatch Office. a5sI7s9 sssssess9:s.is
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.FRArssR's prices are very low, compared wish
the execution or hfs work. .Tss - u q
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Every novelty, as soon as brought out In Europe
Is produced by tie artist at the ..LEE ,, GALLERY
See the Victoria Card.
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TRIAL OF SANDs.-The evidence in this
case was brought to close in the Husting
Court Yesterday. 1t is expected that it vii
be given to the jury tonight. =:
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q. Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New Ycrk.
assees over $4,000 oeo. This largest and best COM
pany in the world, the least ratio Of expensc-
making the most dtYtcends-and tue cheapess
company to insure In. Dividends paysbie I'M cash
next January and every succeeding January, on
al poiictes In force. JOHN II. CLAIBORNE.
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Pembroke white dress shirts for sale by Z. q
SPENCE & SON, 1900 Main street.
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Heavy merlno undsrshirts, only Stesch, for sait
by E. b., SPENCE & Soa. .s5 u, Il
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HoGARrH.-sunefb folio edition OF Hogsfth q.
rafle ar " EST h JoHN6ToN,s. 80 ~ saEssss
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G. Z. REEs Is not /" Richmond man, y but we
are happy TO tai that he Is a good citizen aud q
good, practical PHOTOGRAPHER. Enough said.
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aTuE gicTcRIA CARD.-Thfs beautiful neNssize
nicture at the " "LEH ,, ,2GALLERr.
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school Books, wholesale and retail, for sale by
ELLYsoN TAYLOR, 1Ils Main street. 3';9s9'
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lhe RELIGIOUS HERALD may be obsai ned unui
lst OF January for Soc. Address JETER & DICK.
ISSoN, Richmond Va ..f.y
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EXCURSIONS
IH E AP TRIP! ~
REPUBLICAN, CONVENTION
IN RICHMOND ',f =
COMMERCIAL CONVENTION
In BAETIMOREl

. f.
Special coaches attached TO the regular train
VIII leave Greensboro on MONDAY, the 18th, &C 4
30 L. NJ, ana Danvile at l0I2 p. NJ, for the ac-
OF the above conventions, as we'll those visiting
Richmond or Baltimore on business or pleasua ae.
l hose going on to Baltimore will take the regular
train which leaves ths York River depot at . Z.
Nj UESDAY, the 26th, connecting With the boat
st west Point, which arrives In Baltimore at A.
d.. Wednesday, the 27th.
49, FARE LESS THAN HALF:
From Greensboro to Baltimore aud return, Gil;
from Greensboro to Richmond aud return. e6 (
from Danvlle TO Baltimore and return, $3.50 !;
from Danyllle to Richmond and return, $50
from Roanoke station to Baltimore and return,
IS SO; from Roanoke station TO kichm ond and re-
turn, $3.50 from Burkestle to Baltimore and re-
turn, $3.50 from Buckeville TO Richmond, q. so
from: Amelia Courthouse to Baltimore and re.
| turn $3.50 !; from Amelia Courthouse TO Rich
! m0nd and return, 92.5
Tickets over the York River route sold at the de.
pot, and good for ifeen days. Tickets over Rich
] m0nd 8nd Danville railroad sold exclusively on
| tie train, and good for ten days. se 70-3t
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FRAYsEn Is R,ehmond man. and comes wei
recommended - - IS.
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Croqust for sale at ELLYsoN s TAYLOR, g. book
sellers, lilo Main street. 1.G~ .. s.f:a .sl,, II
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Oriental Initial Paper, put up In beautiful
boxes for sale by ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, Iils Main
street. }EI.4. s3a..f fs5ts ~ 3s q
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t>OR RENT or LEASE. a FA X M--about
/ ntty Acres-orc and three quarter miles from
;nr CITY of Richmond, on the crook turnpike
TIC iuprov. meEis tuow in course nf coaStruc
,.r!l will consist OF a bWEIi.1"G with six
rr",us. barn. stable. kitchen, &c. Fer gardening
90 dairy purposes this place Is well suited, being
.a,rrd tsnd (part highly improve y luca'"d on lila
h.-t road leading TO tn. city. The buildings VIII
' cont, ~, Il !,y the Ii Of November. usses5i"p
,i the !:.ud given at once. Aprlyto
CuAMBERLASkh & JONES,
~. 2M l2lG Gary strlll.
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l,!a FsAfsER'g GALLEaY, opposite the post-o1&ces
Is Inc largest and bestarranged 81 the city.
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EOR RENT, 4 very desirable BRICK G.
I iWEL.IISI;, On Marshall. bctw, en- 23d III
and @un streets has seven rooms, In good rep,i':
r1mp IN the ward. I" good tenant will rent for
j. u,prthS al SIS per month. Apply
X. =. " WilTbDCk,
s,-c % Is h MI t>sry strI.r
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We candidly recommend tus friends aud reader
10 FRAyssR's Gallery, as ne WIZ surely gls
satisfaction In every Instance.
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l'UR RENT, the LARGE DESlRA. So
l. BE Residence, corner College end III
BROAD streets, lttciy occupied hy Mrs. Margaret
Beers. Ii has twelve rooms, with large Kitchen IN
Iird. Gas and wafer on the pr, misses ArrSnee-
meats HAY he adc TO rent the furniture with The
i.,t-c. Apply 10 JOHN X. CIliiD2ET,
=. g.end2v FNecutnr Of Mm. iIcers, decd.
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euss SALE AND ASENC.

EOR RENT. A PORTION OF A o.
TDESI IA i LIZ RESIDENCE on 5th Ell
..sGrl embracing seven rooms, with Kitchen &C.
f"r terns. app y 1T The premises, No. 5th 81.
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4 PLEASANT SUITE OF ROOMS, -
n sccnnd floor, and ONE ROOM or Ell
NlrCiKk FOR RENT. Price, $40 ! rer montn.
Arply ut cl3 18th street, between Broad and
a. s,rc ltS
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srDR SALE PRIVATELY, A VERY Ssss
! dasicXbc BRICK and FRAN SD HGU5 5F I'll
sl'ua.,d On the east side OF 27h street. between ii
,nd y streets, 2nd nearly opposite TO Charles
.Chardsoa's, Esq. and now in the occupancy Of
V 4. WI'dron, fsq.. containing five rnnmS AID
";her convenienc.s. This property can b. bought
lrtv low. T.. ID. EAEHO,
.,'ls-it Real Estate Agent aaG Auatiorcsr.
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FOR SALE.

DuOkSTORE FOR SALE--WishinS to
IS ch.ngc our business. we o!r1r FDE ) LIZ on
=, an ,,,l,. terms our entire SGUCk, STORE.
- ESiIJRE, and FIX FUMES. This is rare
'r;,lr,upity for any one with 4 smal! cap'tal who
~, n. - engage In pleasant and tablishcd tu-
...,,sS ChkI s. AM BLEk,
Booksellers aud statiole-s.
lt-In No. lt3? Main ST.. bet. l!th anC l5.r.
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yIOR RENT, + 0 U Il or L Y E o.
4 PLEASANTLY ROOMS, EEL
with water and gas, aud Srrra1 IS rooms: sOutn-
,A-i rorncr Aain and FouShac str cts. Sc l9-3t
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DIRECToRY 1s71,2:-RANDoLph1 M ecL s.1a O. O.
:, so RICHMOND CITY DIRECTORY, con-
tsining q general directory of citizens OF hlcn.
mena 1so ana aBusfNEss DIRECTORY OF other Viz
gHnIRs gHIsITuE tgTwnEss ";t GUIDE 10 RICHMOND. Soc; or
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-09-21

LOR RENT, that most desirable G.
4 STORE, 40. 1901, at the southwest corner H:::::
VI Main anu 10Th streets, now occupied by Wm.
'rt smith, and formerly by The 1Hte Thnmis ).
E1's"it, Clohiers. Also. tho SUB. CELIA x,
oi.h access rom The rear. This is regarded rs
,..r II The very best business stands in the city.
. h, Cornpctron OF the free bridge and cthc" I'M
Hroy,lreUtS in contemplation, will render 1t sttl
iaprG c-ntrai. Possession ut once. Apply to
j. l.. a APPHRSnN.
s"l6 l0i Real Estate Agent and Auctr.