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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-09-28

TO VofEEs WJgxisu OF THE CHESAPEAKE
Ash OHIO RiriRo&B. -Geretsl Wickbaln.
yicc-prcsidcnt of the Chesapeake ana Ohio
railroad, has issued the following circular to
the employees Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company between White sulphur
and the mouth OF New river:
"ro enable the employees to vote at the
presidential election, November Jth, and yet
to induce theiii promptly. to return to the
work where the interests 5f the company
require their services, tickets will be sold
them Uy the contractors ut s. per head.
which will entite the holder to 60 at any
time between the 1>t and 9Th Of November
from the end Of the track to any point on
the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad and to
rettirr. Jf these tickets arc presented by
the person to whom they arc sold to the
contractor who sold them. or, in his absence,
to his division engineer, on or before Norem'
Der u, 1872, the price of the ticket will be re.
fuudea tc the purchaser, thus giving the
employees of the c0initlt.' om construction
free transportation to their homes to tue
election. in consideration of their accome-
dating the company by speedy return to
and resumption Of their work.
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PoMCE COURT. FRIpAy--yustice William
HaU Grem prcs'ding.-T The following cases
were disposed Of:
Louis King, charged ON warrant with az.
sauling and striking Aaron Kenny with
rock. Continued to October 9TH.
Louis Quares (colored), charged on war.
rant with breaking and entering the dwelling
house Of Louisa Green with intent TO do her
bodily harm and commit larceny. Felony
not proved /; security required in the sum OF
$500 for twelve months.
John s. Meredith, charged with being
drunk and disordery on the streets and with
violently resisting and threatening to kill
Policeman A. L. Walton while In the dis
charge of duty. Fined so.
John ID. Hobson and c. s. Partigon,
charged with being drunk and disOrderly on
the streets. Hobson fined s. Partigon
fined S..
Joseph Henry (colored), charged with Gre
ating disturbance OIL the streets. Fihed 81.
Angelina Washington (colOred), charged
on warrant with abusing and assauting
Martha Mickey. Continued to October lst.
:. Ella Smith (coloredD, charged on warrant
with stealing $15 in United States currency,
the property Of Fannie Carter. Continued
to 18th instant.
}. Richard Jennings (colored), charged on
warrant with shooting George Davis in the
arm with gun with intent to kill. Dis
charged {; shooting accidental but tined s.
under the ordinance for firing gun on the
streets,
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IlPpRrAST NOTICE TO TIFF LADIES AND PuB.
yIC IN GEsERAr.--R. FRRRAHDINl wishes 10 In.
form tho u'iic iha account of In .rrase In bus
ness his present. pIicc Is too small to accommodate
bis customers. Therefore hc is compelled to remove
tn No rio Broad street, between Sixth aud Seventh
BY the st OF october. 1872 where he has fitted up
iaa store. which he will stock with the finest I'm
ported SuG;.s 'tlonging To bis trade. tie has also
estal,lisl.et onr of the largest human hair works
south Of New York He has aii t',r facilities for
doing MI kinds of hair work at the shortest notice,
In the bes manner and In the latest styles Nothlp
F;rshiop Bvek received direct from Paris, with
fashion plutes for ladies' hair dressing: also book
for ball costumes and evening dress.
fansful tor past favors, hope In the future, by
attention to busiueas TO retain your custom
r. FERRAEDISI.
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ST. BENEDlCTUs SOCIETY OF ST. MAKY's
CHURcH.-The Secretary of the Common
wealth has received for record copy of an
act of incorporation, granted by Judge Bev>
erly r. Wexford, Jr., of the Circuit Court
of the city of Richnnend, to the St. Bene-
dictus Society OF 81. Mary'S church. The
purpose of the Society is TO aid the sick, the
poor, and the unfortunate among their meni-
bership. The capital stock of the Society
shall not exceed $4,000, divided into shares
of $40 each. Real estate not exceeding $l0,.
600 In value may he held by the Society. and
the principal office shall be in Richmond, Va.
The officers tor the first year are President,
Valentine Sclwarz; Vice-President, Am.
brose Spies Financial Secretary, Aloyise
Fuchs; Assistant Secretary, Andrew Edel-
blew; Treasurer. Valentine Iet. Directors: !:
William j. Hulcher, Henry II. Torbeck, 10
seph TheinIer. Jr.
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MEETING OF THE GREELEY CLUES CENTRAL
CoMMIrTEE.-A full meeting of this commit
tee was held last night at the headquarters,
on Bank street. General Bradley Il. john
son. having returned from bis tour in New
England, occupied the chair.
Judge f. Il. Farrar, being present by in
ritalion, made a most timely and interesting
address, abounding in practical suggestions.
The committee appointed to confer with u
similar committee from the City Central
organization as to the mode of collection and
the distribution Of the proceeds between the
two organizations for campaign purposes
made report; which was adopted. BY this
arrangement There will lie only one set Of
collectors in the city,
Colonel Joseph Mayo, on behalf cf the
State Executive Committee, asked the CO.
operation of this committee in preparations
for the grand mass meeting to be held in
this city on next Wednesday night. A COM
mittee of conference WAS appointed with full
power to act in conjunction with similar
committees from the State and city organiza-
fipnS
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-. THAT | WE'RE BEAUTIFUL! Is the unspokcp
wish of thousands of women to whom nature lu,s
denied the charm Of pure. fresh. transparent cou
rieXion. To crafty tbs wish HAGAS's MAGNOLIA
BALM was in'roductH The cosmetics Of the day
had been rrcnonuced poisonous by the most distln-
guishcd chemists. and II was also found that their
ultimate eject to w'hcr the skin rs well IA to
raralyze ths external nerves. The ladies hailed
with delight the advent of hcnltlfu. herbal. aud
floral preparation, capable nf tmparting to their
faces. uetks. and arms porcelain smoothness and a
tirge like tlu,t pf the finest oriental pearl They
soon discovered that Il wis np' thing under the
s',u,' incompatible aud unapproachable. Unques-
t.nnaby the Magnolia Balm has been tlie great toilet
S,h taSs uf t.f" present century.
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MANCHESTER ITEMS.

PoL1T1cAL-ft is the duty of the Execu-
tive Committee of the Greeley Club TO call O
meeting, and the president ara secretary
await their pleasure. The club was Srgan-
lied August 3lst and since that time nothing
has been done. There should be rousing
public meeting of the citizens; good speakers
should be secured, and the campaign opened
in earnest. To-day there will be meeting
and barbecue at Midlothian.
Mention was made few
days since Of three gentlemen meeting in
Norfolk the three ladies OF their choice just
arrived per steamship from Scotland and of
their happy marriage. The gentlemen were
all sojourners in Manchester, and employed
at the Granite Works, and were accompanied
on the happy occasion by Captain Fitz-
gerald, Chief of Police. One of the couples
settled in this place, one in Richmond, and
the third in Baltimore. " Z
RELIGIOUS Matters usual services
Tomorrow at all of the churches except the
Presbyterian, where the Rev. Mr.. McGilvary
will otfiriate in the morning only. e +
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SERIOUS ACcIDENT FROM CARELESS HAND
Ling or F1RE-ARMs-At 3 O'Clock yesterday
afternoon. 4 serious accident occurred near
the corner of Twenty.titlh and Main streets.
which may prove fatal to colored man.
Jordan Page FcoloretD was standing In a
store. at the time and place above mentioned.
handling a loaded pistol, when it was acci.
IDENTITY discharged; and Henry Pollard, who
at the time was sitting on the counter, in the
same store; was seriously wounded, the bali
lodging in the stomach. Surgical aid was
promptly summoned and the wounded man
properly cared for. Officers kecgan and
Whitlock. of the First Police disric', arrested
Page aud carried him to the station in order
10 report the shooting.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE RECEPTION OF
TisIsiNt kNisRTs TEArLAR.-At q special
meeting of Richmond C6'i,nandery, No. 9,
h. r., held lust night the outline OF pro-
grimne for the reception and entertainment
Of st. Johns Commandery, Of Wilmington,
De.. was adapted. Tile visitors will arrive
here ut noUil I'll tht 18th of 0ptsbet crues.
day) and will be escorted from the depot to
the hotel by Richmond Co!nmandery. Both
Communicates will then march into
the dinins-room Of the Exchange Hotel,
where they will be formally welcomed by
tie Grand Con,pmndcr of Knights Templai
in Virginia aud by the Efminstit CUi,th'ander
of No. ,. a lunch will then be served. LII
the evening there will be grand banquet
a. "a place hereafter to be designated.
On the following day "wednesday carriages
will be provided, and fhe guests will spend
from to j. O'Clock in sightseeing. AT 3
p. NJ. there viii be public parade, wind
ing up with collation. at the Masonic Hall,
on franklin street. This programme pro-
vides for The agreeable entertainment OF the
visiting Sir knights without wearying them.
The following committee of arrangements
was appointed to perfect the above plan and
arianye the details. Knights Albert Ordway,
". B. Is;lacs, J. Thompson Brown, H.. ID.
Danforth. W. 7. Allen, L. l.. Biss. and L. S.
J,pwpr -
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Rifhmond nispatfh.
AUCru0N SALES Tasss DAf.

COOK 4 LAuGHT0S win seu at 10 A. N. al the
horse 10, horses. mule. buggy, harness, &c.
HILL & G0DDlN will sell at r. NJ. building lots
on Pine street between Beverly and Albemarle,
aud at 81 +. NJ. several lots on the corner oil
Pine an, Spring streets.
GRURBS & WILLIAMS win sell at +. n. q
framed DIV wetng and large lot on the west side OF
SECOND street
LEX GaRpiN Viii ssis al ~ a. several pieces
of real L t,tC
CElrrBS & WILLIAMS will sell at l.. NJ. the
,cSidc,ce At the northeast corner Of Main and
tirst streets.
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POLITICAL Arro1STaRSrs.-M Messts. George
d. Wise Conservative candidate for Coni
gress) and William S. Gilman (presidential
eleet0r) have made the following additional
5tro'rfments Reedy Church, Caroline conn
ty, October tst; Hops's; Louisa county, o.,
tober 9th +: near Buramss.s; bottfsa county,
October 18th Louisa Courthouse; Setobef
14th. Meetings have been held at Cold Har.
Dor and Corbns store, IN Hanover, this week.
Messrs. F. w. Mahood, f. 5. Gregory, and
E. c. Cabell will engage in discussion with
certalu Hadical speakers at Cuckootown, in
Louisa; to-day:
The Old Dominion Greeley Club of Clay
Ward will holda meeting at Laufe's SD Non
day night.
Captain George D. Wise and j. Amber
Smith are announced to speak ut Coalfield
to-day at noon.
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Nv Will3a,c r. Polk e Co.
Real Estate Agents AMI Anctin nn"e,s.
No. lllp Main street. Orposite Dis1lnfch Office.

No. FOR RENT, a FARM within
y four miles of corporation, on Wpstham road.
nha'nlng 4o acres, suitable for country residence
:" gentleman doing business I'm the city, for
market garden. Buildings In good repair. Fire
'fr'"r'is Of peach aadapple.
No FOR RENT, sT0RE-H0USEa and TWO
hNh QUARTER ACRES OF LAND. at the
'"rhs Of The Westham and liver roads, about four
,ni"> from the city. The hundreds of hands work.
!aR ~ the quarrlcs aud furnace il make this
most 'scrllent stand for doing large country bGsi-
i-ss with small amonBt of capital. Rent moderate
Nc. e.-FOR RENT. W0ODLAWS. containing
80 acre, Of knd. about two and half miles from,
"nN limits. Dwelling beautifully situated IN grove
~ large forest trees, presenting peculiar attractions
l"' Persons who Wish cheap rent and country coni-
fnit ana menrness 10 the city Would make an eX-
"cllrni dairy iurIIt
! 1LSuBURBAN RESIDhNCE, within one and a
;iH miles of the city lmts, with few acres of
nfoiN improved land; nice orchard. and ether
''iit !" make II one OF the most desirable homes
r"f The city. se ID TIL g a Mat
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A full att enhance is earnestly requested.

The MILITARY EXCURSION TO BALTIMORE
All of tbs companies In the First virginia
regiment Including the Blues and Howit-
zers) having voted in favor of celebrating the
18th of October by an excursion 10 batl-
more, the Executive Board viii meet to-
night TO mike arrangements for the "Trip.
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DYER. SCounER! CLEANER 10 ny ffibsps.
trsToaEnS. tSp TuE PrEL1C GENERALLY = "
wcll-kuown establishment ~ NE cetcDFateo a.er
r KIyc IS now In my possession. Hn,ipgaftended
~ p,v b,r ress III No. 40 Broad street With great
care. request my friends to give Inc their support
In my new pllcc No 72i Main street. All orders for
dyeIng ceaning securing lparticulnrly The cleaning
of Kid gIoycs) viii be punetu,lIy filed al the cheap
rs, rates. Besides variety Of colors, have s''c
ceeded In getting tie highly praised French aud
other colors. . ,,,-.,a
Nv engines, machinery, and boilers. ds wefl as my
dryiug-ronms are OF the most perfect character ana
not SUPPOSED. s-.. =a.s-sg ea.4z ,,.ts. !
Ladc, and gentlemen at q distance viii please
scnd their order, by express. They VIII DC hiled In
very short time, and 50 DDS returned IN the same
way. rs Il. .Liss sE"nH"
No 7?f Main street and No. 4so Broad street.
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CALL FOB ANNUAL MEETING OF VIRGINIA
DIVISION ASSOCIATION, AEMY NoRTnERN
YIRGlNIA.-'fhe next annual meeting OF the
Virginia Division of the Army Of Northern
Virginia will take place 10 RiehIhoild 6t the
3lst October, 1877. General John B. Cor
don, of Georgia, will address them on the
occasion. Soldiers and sailors who partici-
pated in the meeting held on Sd November,
ls7I, in Richmond, are requested to send
their names and those OF the commands to
which they belonged to Colonel Joseph
Mayo, Jr., Secretary of the Association, at
Richmond, for enrolment. Others desirous
of becoming members are referred to Article
Ii. of the Constitution, as follows:
"Such persons only shall be eligible 70
membership as shall have honorably served
in the Army of Northern Virginia, and all
residents of Virginia who have rendered
honorable service under the Confederate flag,
on land or sea, niuy beelected auxiliary n,eln-
bers."
Z kl,,.,s q
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. THE ORIGINAL SOUTHERN ENGRAyIsG AND
,CfsHpsto- o-LITHoGRAPnING GEsTADLIsHAENT.-The
,ithograplfiay establishment OF CHARLES &. Lub-
w1s No iool Main street, b tire pioneer Of ts tse
In the South, having been stablished In During
airss.iod Of twenty -one Years Dir. LUDWIG, who Is
hfaself an expert aud experienced Hthographer.
has served his many patrons IN this community aad
throughout the entire Soath with entire satsfac-
ton, and he Is now pr pared better than ever TO do
all kinds of work pertaining to hthogrsphy. m
deed, Mr.. LUDWIG yields to establishments In the
country his claims. His work Is artistic aud
thorough his prices are reasonable, and steam
photographic press, which may be seen daily I'm
operation adds greatly to his facll,ties for she
prompt execution Of contracts. With character
above sepfoach, and With such Improvements, cosn-
bned with spirit of enterprise, such nlsa may
well defy competitor from novices in the business.
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taken otit and two put 10. Latibe had told
him this repeatedly. ...........&ss
Mr.. Knowles then made 9 statement about
Mr. Finnessey's bill, but the facts are covered
be .FffneIsey's evidence. ~
( Mr. DcIegrt vas recalled and the evidence
of the morning read to him: He rctnarbed,
at its conclusion, that on August (, 1871. be
Ind bis meter changed from private to a
p:Iblic meter. The discpnpectiop was made
without any secrecy. It was the duty of the
Inspector TO Rnd, out xifg silch changes were
made. He spoke to Mr. Melton about II, and
he said "fintfs all right; all the rest are
burning the gas. and you had just as well dc
It." Has flad bis meter tested, and any one
taking the state Of Briggs meter could see
the pipe to his DenegrfsI
The investigation of matters coatected
with the Inspectors Department was brought
to close about half-p,st O'Clock; when
il was decided that the next field for the
colnntttee's iabors should be at the Cary
Street Gas House The Inquiries in this di-
recti5n will be continued again on Tuesday
morning.
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CALLED MEETING OF THE CITY CENTRAL
CoaMlrTEE.-A called meeting of the City
Central Committee will he held this eve
ming at haIr-r,st o'clock at the lleadqnar-
ters. Oh Ninth street. Every member should
promptly attend, as business Of the utmost
Importance wifi be laid before This body for
their consideration. r lf"rs
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AcriDE>t. Yesterday m0rniug, on the
Chesapeake :tiid Ohio railroad. two miles
west Of Coyingtcn, train carrying circus
ran into a landslide. The engine wns badly
broken but no other damage done. The
train fr"m Sttunton came down on time but
rr,tght no mail. The train from the White
sulphur reached Richmond at a:45 O'Clock
last night. bringing the mail.
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TnE LAsy OF THE SEAsON.-The train on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad commonly
known as 1.-THE Grass Widowei's" Will
make its last departure from Richmond this
afternoon, afsording persons an opportunity
10 visit sstaunton and intermediate points at
reduced rates and return on Monday morn
Ing without losing an hour from business. \
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The THEArRE.-EastL Lynne was well per-
formed last night by the really good COM
fs1ny HOW at the Theatre. This Afternoon,
there wilt I've an "Ours" matinee for the
benefit of the hides and children. Tonight
the ever-popular "ffckes-ofaLeays Man." !
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p,zz.yI has mellow apples. !.

One thousand cars reward il offered by the pro-
urictors of On. PIERCE's GcLyEs MEDICAL l1s.
CovIRY for medicine that viii equal 1t IN se cure
of all severe cases OF liver complaint and all diseases
arising from mpurity of the blood, as er''p'oiis'
pimples. boches. bells. sc.
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FRACTURED HER AEM.-Miss Miunie Lee,
Il member Of The Richmond Theatrical CON-
p,ny. and resident of this city, fell night
before the last willie going up the steps ut
her mothers residence and broke her arni
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CoXvICTS RECEIVED. 49,. The following were
received at the penitentiary yesterday: John
Green Golored). six years, for burglary, from
Rorkblidge county, and Buck Tyler (cOlored),
six years, for burglary, from Page county.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LISTERS REMAINING IN
TaE RIcHaoND Pos--UFFIcE SEPTEMBER Is
w. +. Warren, German bark Pepita Brazi !;
Barrett's Dye-House, Boston; John Barnes,
Richmond College; Mrs. G. Barksdale, Rich
mond; Truman Parker.
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j PERSONAL White, Of the Police
Court. was well enough to be on the streets
yesterday but his late severe illness has left
hiiti fb tery delicate health. 49, -: ..-.
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COUNCIL MEErNG.-A meeting of the City
Council will be held on Monday afternoon
for the transaction of special business. ssis
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DRUMMING ExH1BlTloN.--The drum corps
of the First Virginia regiment will give Il
public display of their proficiency at the
HowitZers' Hall tonight.
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THERE will be meeting of Liberal Re-
publicans and Conservatives at the store of
George W. Baker, at the foot Of Fulton Hill,
ut 7 o'clock tonight, for the purpose Of
organizing Greeley and Brown Club.
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]. ALLESs s. s,ik hat Is something really good Cal.
and sec for ypufseif.. +gEis.t v
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Parents and .tt;lcI.rs. Will find the hest stock Of
standard school books IN the city 1T Ut ELtYsoss,
iila m3ia street. ~
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81 An the school hooks used In o.p private schocts
for sale by T EILYsoS. III, Aia.n street, three
doors above Dispatch Office.
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PIcTm;EAffIS- A VI II TO REFS & cos Gallery
will satisfy the nquiring un TINT t6dt IS the rlace
TO have t'eir pictures taken. Cards $3.50 er dozen.
sl5u yer l,,lr dcz-n. Large size for fro"'fnE, s2
No extra charge for co.oring.
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Now Is THE TINE TO buy schcoi-hocks. 81. D
ELLISON III. Main street, Inst shose the ptsp"tef
Office. ha> full supply inst received.
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p. WEislcER & Co. are. selling from hsautifn
line of fashionable hats this falL 80 psEEs
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RANCE or THERMOMETERS AT aDispAfch n
QaFIcR Friday. September 9th: 8 A. M.,
IS degrees; q r. d., 76 degree SO I: d.,
rs degrees.
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Z f:oopp ApyIes.-we advice all in want OF any
fhsngin the way OF gentieusen's wsar 70 caa ~ =.
b. SPENCE a so.,s ana sxsains nesF o asa wy ~
Ter stock. They bare il cha. SIS Assd tsissf-
~; II, .sc,,f a nc ,ssa AZ ~.
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The mos. fashionable hat worn In the uhtea
States ibis fall Is the London sik hat Ifey can pe
had of L. WEIsIGEK 4 Ca. a
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All the new FALL STYLES are now ready at hfls
roKp.s, the halter. avs Main street.
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ESbek HESE.


puOMS FOR RENr.-For rent, g.
III POUR GOOD ROOMS. suited to- family III
rr lndgings, at 326 Brnld street near Fourth. tnI
PARTICULARS. apply on the rr~n'sas So 2F-1f*
ENR RENT. fine, large HALL, Ok 10 GS.
4 feet over Zilnm,1s confectionery. on Main tA2It
t'n't above Seventeenth street. Rent very low.
S"ir'l' for my purloSe. Apply to
y ?.-Jt LYME & BROTHER.
LOE RENT. THAT DESIRABLE S:Sss
: BRICK RESIDENCE No. 707 Leigh I'll
t'g'" between Seventh and Eighth streets 1T pres
,m' occupied hy Bishop u. s. ifpggrtt, containing,
'ghi r""nls abUvc basement, With I'LL the m0derr
tnpr Neuente, au 10 good orlr. Possession I'll, eii
~ = few Days. JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
- 2s-at Read Estate Agent and Auctlonccr.
E0R RENT. FRAME STORE and I:s
DWELLING me st side Of Twenty fifth Ssfa
s'r1 between and p; three rooms and good store
i"",n IN frst rltr order. Rcut low. Apptyto
lyme & BROTHER, Itcal Estate Agents.
- NatI LII CnI
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HATS! HATS :-Thc latest thins out at ALIENS
Iats Mali, street. sf* ~ -. 49, ES.,s>- !
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al tea ,t-books used at Richmond COLLEGE for sale
by j. 7. ELLYsoS, Ill2 Main street.
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,IsyEsTiGArioNr--As innssss satton seems To- be
the order or ,s,e day, atiyse one Of our conmft
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