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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

PEaSoSAI.-The Governor will probably
return TO the city tomorrow or Monday.
Mr.. K. G. Scott Is acting prosecuting at
torney in the Hastings Court temporarily.
Mr.. II. Lee Staples, formerly the caShlerG at
Mes-rs. William B. 1saacs & Co.'S, but who
has been residing In the South for the past
two wears, has been elected teller of the State
Bank of Virginia.
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On0AHIzArluS OF \ GERMAN EVANGELICAL
LUTHERAN CoNGREGATIOE.-A meeting was
held in New Market Hall last week for IN"
purpose Of organizing 4 nfw congregation
IL DC under the pastoral care of Rev. {.
Steinlaucr. The name Of the congregation
viii be the Evangelical Lutheran lions
Congregation A church council OF seven
mcmbcr5 was chosen, and they viii be In
stalled on Sunday to-morrow), after the SER
vices, at Virginia Hall.
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COMMERCIAL.
CORN AND FLOUR t.SCHAMGE,l
RICHMOND. Va, November 8, fs72- I (
OFFERINGS. l
WHEAT White, 2.2ss bushels. Red 1863 fR,siscfs
SokN.-Th hite. 40 bnsheis. Mixed. 90 bushels. "
OATS.--4co bushels. B
SALES.

- SiTIES. - -e--@@-.|.Z47-
WHRAr.-White. 2is bushels prime at o.; Sps
good on private terms 100 bushels Common al &i 10:
,l0 bushels good at Si9o; 3l2 bushels very good at
s.a5; Il0 bushels fair private terms; IS bushels
common ut Sl.5e; So bushels very good at a.; i0a
bushels on private terms; los bushels far At siss
total, 1882 bushels. - ~.
WIihAT.--.e.i, sI2 bushels very good at Sios: no
bushels Rood at S.sI; Il buslses good ut SLs5 leo
bushels good nj sl.ao; 80 bushels very good prt-
vate terms; il Bushels common at $i.ei; 100 01sels
common on private terms total. LIZA busheis.
CoRS.-W h.tc. lei bushels prime new at s7c.i d
bushels FAIR ut T5c "a bushels very good Old at
&c.; toJ hu>hels coumon new at 7sc .->total, 62g
bushels. Ml.ed. 60 bushels very good old Mt s3c.
OATs.--se3 bushels very good spring on private
bushels. @ s5 - ~ q,
MsAE.-S0 bushels 1T sec.
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by Telegraph.
Z YORK MARKETS

NEW YORK. November s.--JCctton easier; s2.es,
i,7ti bales; ur.uds, l9sc; Orleans, lssc Southern
Eonr dull; common to fair tStra, 20 25: good
95c. Wiet, 11t.c. lower; winer red western, SLs.a
t0fl.e.. Corn heavy AMI lower az G3ss0cic.s Pork
.s.t, for plain mess: Ss.saYlFIo for extra msss.
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One thousand dollars reward "a offered BY tie pro
prlctor If Dr.. PiERcr:S Golden Medical Discover,
for medicine TINT will equal it In the cure Of al
severe cases OF liver complaint" and all disease.
arising from impuritT or the blood as crup,ions
piElplcs blotches. bo;ls, etc.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REaAIsISa
IN TIE RICHMOND PosT~OFrIcE NOVEMBER o., g.
Edward Robertson, Hawkins's quarry a " Il.
linn L. Adkins, Richmond, Va; james Isns'
ley, Mountain Road, Glen Allen fost-onse' Siil;
Henrico county, Va. Morris y 20, cprls'
tiansburg, w.; DIR. j. 5. u. Cuisen, ,LA'
change Office; R. B. shindie, Cnf1s'iais'
burg, Va.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CoLLEcr1oss.-The col
lections of United States Internal Revenue in
this district for the month Of October
amounted to 1921 ,040.92. The total amount
Of internal revenue collected In this district
since May, 1860, when Mr.. Ruah Burgess be-
came collector, is $3.50, ,297.7l.
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TIE RELIGIOUS HERALD has largely orer AfTsse:
thousand subscribers, and its list Is increasing, 1t
tells Us IN It's last issue, at the rate OF os hundred
and grtg per day. Every advertiser ought to use
the columns Of the Hsraid. considartHg its nm
mense circulation iss charges are very moderate.
Address Rsstgfoss Herald, Ills Main street. Rfea-
mofd, Va.
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Nor GUnTY.--In the Hastings Court yes
terday W. C. Bryant was tried on the charge
of breaking and entering the store of Samuel
Lisberger california Store) and stealing
sundry goods. The jury rendered verdict
of not guilty." and Bryant was discharged.
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Southeastern CoSperation.--Dr. Chester
Bullard, G. S. Lucas.
Southeastern Cooperation. Wingo,
Junlus Rowlett.
Pa1ey Co5perdtion.-No Delegates.
EVENING SESSION.
The Convention reassembled at p. NJ,
President Pendleton In the chair. The ex-
crclseS were opened with prayer by Elder r.
l.. Coleman.
On motion of Elder Ainslie. Il was re-
solved that W. Fl. Clemmitt be allowed fur.
| ther time to make tabular report Of the ad.
ditions of churches.
REPORTS OF COMMITTEES.
Elder John A. Dearborn, chairman Of the
Committee on Evangelizing, stated that the
State Board, having taken charge OF the evan
gelizing system, desired that the committee
be discharged from further consideration of
the matter. Carried.
THE LOUISVILLE PLAN. ..
On motion of Elder Lucas, Elder Thomas
Munnell gave succinct and clear account OF
the, working of the evangelizing system
under the Louisville plan"
The Committee on Appointments for
Preaching in the City Churches made the
following report:
[See religious notices.l
On motion Of Elder L. 4. Cutler, 1t was
resolved to reconsider motion placing the
lctult Of churches in the hands Of Elder w.
II. Clemmitt, and referring them to the State
Board.
Elders Richardson of the Piedmont Co.
operation, and Lucas Of the Southwestern
Cooperation, gave, by invitation, interesting
accounts of their labors In their respective
districts, the latter stating that In South
western Virginia he had organized
within the last twelve months eight
new churchea, with an aggregate member
ship Of 700 or 900. If the other districts OF
the State will do as we'll for the cause rs
Southwestern Virginia there need be no fear
for t lie ultimate grand and glorious triumph
Of the cause in the State.
Pursuant to the regular order Of business
the Convention adjourned at 5h p. NJ. to
meet this morning at log o'clock.
The Introductory sermon was preached
last night by Elder L. A. Cutler to large
and attentive audience. His text was taken
from tfe Goth and 2lst verses, 18th chapter
John.
On motion Of Elder J. W. Williams a cor.
dial invitation was extended to the ministers
of the various denominations 10 occupy seat.
on the floor Of the Convention.
The Convention then adjourned to meet al
p. VI.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS,

BALTIMORE, November s--F1our quiet and firm.
Eh2at firm s,si unchanged. Corn inactive; whiee-4
old, Gig So. new, ssala3c: ycIow-oid, 5GlpGacs;
new, iSIt2c. 0atl dUli southern, 40 Pork sSarct,
and higher, $40 g. Shoulders, 7tc. Lardhigher
'ierceI, SIC. Whiskey, csc.
Virginia s's cousus, 90; now, tc, BIDS. 81
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SENT TO THE PkSlTESTIARY FoIs FIVE YEARS
Jennie Anderson was tried yesterday for fe
louiously entering the dwcling-honsc Of A
G. Anthony aud stealing $50 In Mexican
coin and gold and silver, found guilty, nno
s..utruced to the penltentiary for five wears
The prisoner was, ia accordance with the
sentence, sent out yesterday evening.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

METHODIST SrHDAy-ScuooL SoclETY.-Ihe
regular monthly meeting Of the Methodist
S,inday.School Society will be held In the
Manchester Methodist church tomorrow
afternoon at 3 o'clock.
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THE TEEATRE.-Kate Fisher and heI
trained horse Wonder will appear in Ma
zeppa, for tho benefit of the ladies and chill
dren, this afternoon. Tonight Miss Fisher
will give her last performance In Richmond
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have analysed the whLskcy known undc. !ht
brand Of "B Select" controlled by Mcasrs. WAX
TER ID. BLAIR Z Co, Richmond, Va, and find II
free from fuSil oil and other impurities and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. II. nCCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor OF Chemistry Medical College of Vlr
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SILK hats at nil prices. z. WEIsIGER s Co.

For purifying the atmosphere of stables and alay-
Ing the irritation consequent from the evolution Of
ammonia gases from the manure tho cnrbo'Gts c'
lime cold by MEADE 4 BAK Ell Is the best.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

Decays efacins finger will never mar the tseti
that are brushed daily with odoltferous sozoDoyT
il lends floral fragrance TO tho breath rs well as
protects the teeth from corrosIon and decompos-
ttr,
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Ii you want Sunday notions, or anything else II
the way Of genlenlen'5 wear, call at Z. y. SPENCE
4 SONS, 1869 Main street.
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If you want really good Citing shirt made OF q,
very heat maFcrl4l, leave your order III l.. 3
Si ISCE & SoS'S for Il Pembroke
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HORSE DisEASH.-one way II prevent ;he horse
disease Is 10 S,ac warm undcrclotllne and CON-
Portable oyercnat. Z. Il. SPENCE 6 SON have d
fine lot OF thess with many other things for gentle
ncl's wear, which they are selling Mt low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

OrFIorAL VoTE OF THE Cry OF RICH
xoSD.-The commissioners of election COM
pIeted their labors yesterday afternoon, and
the following Is the official vote Of the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

uESRIco COUNTY CouIT.-This court was
in session Yesterday, but transacted no busl,
ness Of public interest. The grand jury Will
meet again on Monday.
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Rltlluontl 1ispatrll,

eH- THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIS
rATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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LADIES' FCRs.-A magnificent assortment al
every Kind ali fresh, and warranted; for sale at p
WEIsIGER & co.'s.
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II you want q box Of paper or linen collars call o
f.. Il. SrENCE & Sons.
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TaE BAPTIST Sv&pAY-SCuooL Association
will hold its regular monthly meeting Will
the Piuc-Strcet church Mt haif'last Z. NJ
tomorrow.
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NJ. ELLTsOS 4 Co., Advertising AgcnG, DISPATCH
building. win receive Advertisements AID lave tnIn
tnarted In any journal Of .he country ut regular
| fateS.
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L. r. SPENCE & SCS are having great run on
their celebrated one-dolar heayy undcrshIts. iGo9
Main street Is tie place to be shrtcd. Stock Large
4 ii varied.
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FASHIONABLE HATS.-Onc Of the largest assort,
mems Of hats TO be found south at T. WEIsIGER
CO.'S.
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Ii you sre going 10 get married call at +. B
SPENCE & SONS and be fitted out In style.
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Boys caps at Soc, worth more. P. WEIsIGEI &
Co. are selling great bargain In cap at s0c.-,he
very thing fer school-boys.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-09

ADyEGTIsE.--Our merchants seeking trade In AM
portion Cf tho country should advertise IN lh'
papers of that section. n ELLTSoN & 60. Nj
Lthr adccr Iscments and ha,c them Inserted st pub
lI-i,crs' rates.
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TIE House DIsEAsE.-'The epizootic ma
| lady is decidedly on the increase In this city,
though the disease prevails In ias we before
reported) mild form. The horsc-trarcl Oh
the streets was pretty much suspended yea
terday, and the number Of pedestrians on
the sidewalks much greater than for several
days before. In the stables of one Of the
city team>ters sixty ont Of eighty mules are
affected By the catarrh; nor has 1t over
looked the coal-dcalers, whose teams are all
more or less affected. The city physicians,
too, are complaining seriously OF having to
take it foot-in-hand, and the ostlers belonging
to the Fire Department are busy with their
horses, all being more or less ailing. The
horses belonging to Companies A and +, at
the engine-hOuse on Broad street (WashinS-
ton HalD, seem to be suffering more than
others in the city, and the hand-truck of the
department has been brought into requlsl-
tion In lieu Of the handsome new apparatus
which has been SO successfully managed
since Its purchase by the City Council. Yes
terday the conyalescent horses were being
exercised on the streets, and the red flannel
leg-protectors from the knee down created
good deal of amusing comment from all spec
tatOrS.
Three horses and two mules are reported
to have died yesterday and the day before.
The railway street-c cars are still housed and
the teams being doctored. The disease has
spread in the stables OF Messrs. CARRIER K
Co., and the hotel omnibusses are nearly all
idle. In the hack-stables the malady is about
at stand-still, and carriages are at pre-
millul
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RISE IN TEE R1vEs.--The late heavy rain
above Richmond had the effect Of raising the
river several feet, and the water is quite
muddy,
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II you want vc6t OF superior cut aud finish cal
at T.. X. SPENCE S SONS.
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If You want a superor-itlng coat ont Of good
material call at T.. B. SPENCE & SONS, 1903 Main
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Clothing ready ard made to order at T.. B
SrESCs Sons, 1906 Main street
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RUSSIAN SABLE FCRs.-Sone elegant scts fol
sale at Z. WEISIGER & Co.'s
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,IST or LETTERS.

i>r OF LETTERS sSsI REMAINING b9.i;sI1 l1i,Is IN
| yiH N1CHNoSp FosT-oFficE NoVEA-
MN t1,lios Car letters IN this list win please
.,'Ei<cr,is}" II 20; cal,! fog sn nus &eeSa
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
NILLCOX & GIBBS
SEWING-MACHSTS

W.
SEWING.MA CHIMES
ARE
THF BEST BEYOND COMPARISON
BECAUSE
Their ssw,ag Is elastic, Stron1er snd mora durable
tban 81, other.
They are the Understanding machine.
They sew faster than any other machiue.
They last longer without repairs
They are the only really silent uachiae.
They are Infinitely easier managed.
They al kinds Of thread from the original spool
They change work without trouble or lUa Of tluc.
They dc eYary kind Of wook equally well.
They ure the hest In every particular, which &c
prOyen Oh fair TRIAL
One months trial free Of charge Is given TO al re-
spGUSi:e applicants. .
EulIInforIuation sent by mali to all applicants.
JAMES L. E.A.GiBBS, PrUpr!rtor.
WILCOX ( GIBBS OFFICE.
Oc2g II Ninth street, RlchmoEd, Fa.
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Sons OF TEMPERANCE OF EIRGNIA-GRASD
DIv1s!os-THlRD DAY.-The Grand Division
met in the hall Of Harmony Division ct 5
o'clock yesterday afternoon, Grand Worthy
Patriarch McCabo In the chair.
The Committee on Finance reported that
they had examined tho reports Of the seere-
taly aud treasurer and found them correct.
The Committee on the State of the Order
made report recommending the Inebrntes'
Home to the earnest attention Of the men,
bcrs of the Order and the community gene
rally, and expressed the hope that that institu-
ton might he complete success. 1t also ap.
proved Of the several decisions on appeals
lnad. by the Grand Worthy Patriarch in
cases which had been referred to him since
the last session. The report was received
and adopted
The Committee on Charters reported, re-
commencing the approval Of the charters
granted hy the Grand Worthy Patriarch
since the last session. The report was
adopted.
The Grand Division then went into the
election of officers for the ensuing year with
the following result:
Grand Worthy PdTidrch, Rev. William j.
Balm, OF Portsmouth Division, No. 2.
Grand Worthy Associate, Caleb Jacob, of
Marion Division, No. }.
Grand Scribe, r. Wiley Davis, Of Spring
field Division, No. 167.
Grdnd Treasurer, William II. Pleasants,
OF Springfield Division, No. 1G7.
Grand Conductor, james F. Divine, of
Laurel Division. No. II.
Grand Sentinel, Robert Holtzhach, Of
Harmony Division, No. 90.
Grdnd Chaplain, Rev. William T. Lind
say, Of Marion Division, No. 5.
The otllcers-elcct were then installed By
Or. Petcriield Trent, Deputy Most Worthy
Patriarch.
The following delegates were then elected
to the National Grand Division: Messrs.
william j. Balm, {. p. McCabe, Caleb Jacob,
William L. Lindsay, II. G. Staples, Il. Wiley
Davis, William j. Glenn, Philip Reed, James
| T. Rtnker, Rev. Philip 3. Price. DR.. L.
Trent, and 4. l.. Abel.
On motion, q committee consisting Of
Mr. William +. Lindsay, DR.. P. Trent, and
d. ". Bohannon We're appointed "to pre-
pare and have published an appeal to the
people Of Virginia advocating the cIai!ns Of
the Sons of Temperance as philantlroplc
body, whose aim Is TO bless and beneht QUE
| fellow-mcn."
The following standing committees were
appointed: ~
Commutee on Crelen!ials.-T.Wiley Davis,
DR.. W. Leigh Burton, L. {. Minor, and Z.
s. Valentine.
Committee on Fnancc.-C Cabcl Jacob, VIII
liam Z. Hancock, and John Hough.
Committee on Charters-WilliamJ j. Glenn,
a. W. Moore, and A. J. Terry.
Committee on Petiitons.-R. e. Staples, ".
| II. Peasants, and w. Ii. Guy.
Cor,mitec on APpcals.-C. T. McCaba, ID.
| W. Bohannon. and W. 7. Glenn.
Committee on Puhlicah'onS.-R.H II. Mullen,
| William n. Plra>ants, aud T.W. Davis.
i,ommitiee on ReH?t.--Dr. William Leigh
Burton, s. VI. Page, and 5. {. Curry.
Committee on the Slate Of the OrGer.-W.
| T. Lindsay, L. D. Hess, and P. Terry.
After q short interval passed In the usual
iye-minutes' talk Of members the Grand
Division adjourned to meet In Portsmouth
on the fourth Wednesday in October next.
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IFrom Richmond Enquire. fedi.orialj, NoTa1l-
ber 8, ISL.
VEST: JOHNSTON s Co, law aud general book
selIys and s:atiorers No lOe6 3fain street, Rich
:noud. Va, send us IL copy Of the above work.
This crterprisiug firm deserve the patronage and
support Of the profession. They make Ia" pnh.'-
cations spectaty, and keep fully Informed ON all
tha, IS new aud valuable IN that line Their energy
and enterprise should bs encouraged. Our lawyers
may be assured tha. u true economy should prompt
them TO buy of respectable dealer, living among
them ut fair and moderate profit, rather than 10 try
the l.lzard OF driving bargain with travelling
book agent. It Is surely right to encourage our own
people and 20 build up our home trade, and csns-
caily 70 when our people offer us as good terms
IA others DO
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I: you want nice pair Of pants and good 1t C
as L. Is. SrESCE i SONS. 1870 MGlu street.
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:DoNEsTlc"
SfWING-MACnINES
LOCK-sTITC4.
sEIr-ADJUsTING TENSIONS.
The DOMESTIC . combines with It's renarka
HE stmpIfcity and ease OF running great qsseSneS
of operation with q wonderful range Of work.
Don't fall to examine II.
AGENTS WANTED.
unOMEsTIC sEWIN0-MACHTNE COMPANY,
g2l Main street, Richmond, Va
So II
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE a
SPECIALITY.
OFFICE, No. 5 MARSHALL HALL. CORNER BANK
AND TENTH STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

The amendment OF the Hon. John (. Lewis
United Staies senator, las beer adopted by Congress
The henkr1ipI law now, rs amended eIemrts $500 III
money S2Gio In land or pcrs0nll property, State
exemption Of 1860. and wife's dover au sS3m
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people anu 20 aSa~' Si'"
caily 70 when own people offer rs as goodt
as others DO
Catawha grapes ut PIzzISiS.
MalnSa grapes ut PIzZISI's.
Cocoanut, cream, and butter-scotch csndy-soIne.
thing nice--at PIZZISI'5.
PIzzISI has some delicious pears.
ELEME F1cs-Go 20 p1zziS1's If you wish some
fine figs.
Go 20 P2zINI If you wish some licc large apples.
Gum, chocolate, and marshmal.ow drops at I'!Z-
zISI'S. -
Ladies, go to ASToSl's restaurant. He keeps the
best in the city.
Choice fruits for the table at ASToSI's.
Ladies' and gentlemen's dining rooms are open al
day at ASToTI's.
Cream-chocolate, cocoanut caramels, fresh every
day, at ANToNrs.
Watches, clocks, spectacles, and je~elry well and
carefully repaired By CHARLES LUstspES, slo aiEin
sreet.
Ladies' restaurant is now complete at ASToNl's.
Bananas, grapes oranges, at ANToNis.
Go TO ASToSI's restaurant.
Pure imported candies at ASToNIS. ~
Coffee, tea, chocolate, &C., at ANToSTs.
Extra large ags Mt ASToSrs.
Oysters In every style st ASToSTs.
Ladies' and gentlemen's dining-roomsa at AEroSI's
now open. Main street.
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Extra large figs Mt ASToSrs.

Coffee, tea, chocolate, &C., at ASToSI's.
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Oysters In every style 1T ASToSrs.
Extra large pruness 1T ANTosI's.

Ladies' and gentlemen's dining-roomsat at ATroSIs
now open. Main street.
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Nvl9 Sixth street; Journcyulcn Granite Stone
ru::rg'- Association The Proprietor the Literary
:.ut.ns the Proprietor the .,e~ hnIioH
VESSELS
tg.n'aln y. Ingrrsoids Captain r. Tanner E'-
m.rI h isi.c., schooner ". v. Marcy.
f.. L. VAN LEW, Postmaster.
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Two THE TAXPAYERS or HESRICO
l. COUSTY.-Yuu arr hereby no1aed that tle
Land Fairfeid, and Varina viii he resdy for eo,iseg
ton nt tue county courthouse from Tie 4TH 20
THE 3OTu DAY OF NOVEMBER, inclusive; afler
which dune they by law pas; out or the ueasurerk
hands fnto the township cotieciors With al Edct-
''''''' WILLIAM II. McGRUDER,
cc aa-1rn County Treasurer.