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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-10

WOODEN BUILD1NGs-THE MAYORS FIRST
VETo.-A joint resolution recently presented
to the Board Of Aldermen by Mr.. Williams,
of Marshall Ward, agreed to by that body,
and subsequently agreed to by the Common
Council, provides that the chief of the Fire
Department, together with the Joint COM
mittee on the Fire Department, shall be a
board Of examiners to decide upon all petl-
tions for the erection Of framed buildings
within the city limits.
AS required by the city charter the joint
resolution was communicated to the Mayor,
and he has returned it to The city clerk aoith
his ueto to be presented to the Board at Its
meeting on Monday afternoon next. The
Mayor says that be is unable to approve the
resolution for the following reasons:
"First. Iquestion the authority of the City
Council to confer upon such board, not
even constituted exclusively of members OF
its own body, the power to grant Or reject
such petitions.
1.-The scheme Of the legislative authority
conferred by charter on the City Council
seems to contemplate the comforting OF this
important power to the Council itself.
"Second. This resolution. if approved,
will have the effect of multiplying the very
important privilege secured to property
holders by the 95th section of the city char
ter. This section requires the Council,
Whatever may be its desire or opinion, to re.
iect all such petitions when opposed by the
owners of one.fourth of the ground on the
square on which it is proposed to erect
frame building. But the Board of Exam.
liners. not being bound by this provision,
may disregard 1t, and the protesting proper
,y.holders, having authority only to memo
rialize the Council, may thus be deprived of
a protection which the General Assembly de.
sired to secure to them.
81 respectfully submitt to the City Council
that recent experience demonstrates the need
of increasing rather than diminishing the
check imposed on the construction OF
wooden buildings in growing city. Few
things mar the beauty, imperil the safety, or
impede the architectural progress OF city
more than the indiscriminate erection OF
such structures, and American cities have
paid the penalty Of laxity in this regard,
with fatal frequency, and to a most disas'
trous extent"
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A PosrAL.CAa CLERK SEnFENcED 10 THF
PENiTENuARY.-In the Unired States Cir
cult Court yesterday Judge Hughes delivered
bis opinion In the case Of the United States
os. E. r. Taylor. Taylor was tried and
found guilty at Alexandra on an Indictment
charging that he $ as q postal-car clerk, en-.
gagged id the postal service Of the United
States, on the mail route from Washington
city to Lynchburg, on the Orange, Alexan-
dria and Manassas railroad, embezzled q let
ter entrusted to him, which was intended to
be conveyed by mail, and to be delivered at
the town Of Charlottesville, the letter
having been addressed to John T.
fand Henry McCally, at the University
Of Virginia, and having contained fourteen
coupons each for S35, aggregatiDg $3.50 In
value, the letter having been deposited at
the post-offfce at Huntsville, Ala, and hay.
| ing never been delivered at Charlottesville,
Va" The Indictment was founded upon
the 279th section of the act of Congress ap-
proved the 9Th day of June, 1872, entitled
AN act to revise, consolidate, and amend the
! statutes relating to the Post.office Depart
| ment." This section contemplates and re.
cites two distinct acts, that of embeZZlng
the letter and that Of stealing its contents ;
and the question which arose was whether 1t
intends TO make each Of these acts punish
abie by the imprisonment 1t imposes, or
whether it intends that both acts shall be
necessary to constitute one offence. Judge
Hughes held : "If the two acts are neces.
sary to constitute the offence punisbabe un-
der the section, then this indictment is de-
fective, because it charges only the embez.
Zling of the letter, and contains no charge
of the stealing of the contents and the ver-
dict of guilty which has been found on the
Indictment. and which therefore finds only
| the embezzling, is not sufficient to warrant
judgment ana sentence for embezzling and
stealing"
After fully and ably reviewing the law and
the intention of its trainers, Judge Hughes
said: 81 Am bound to conclude that Con-
gress, in revising the postal laws in 1872, did
not intend to destroy the original meaning
of the section Of which the present section
is revisal, which made two offences of en-
bezzling letter and stealing its contents,
each punishable by imprisonment. As the
indictment, therefore, sufi :iently charges
the endorsement, and verdict of guilty
has been found upon it, and as the statute
makes the embezzling alone punishable by
imprisonment, the motion in arrest of judg.
ment must be oyerruled."
The accused was then sentenced to two
years. imprisonment in the Albany peniten.
tiary.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE HusTNGs COURT YES.
TERDAY.-In the Hastings Court yesterday
Judge A. B. Guigon presiding, the following
cases were disposed Of:
Margaret Smith, charged with stealing
S5.35 from the person Of Richard Dreury
Acquitted. :.
Sterling Phelps, charged with assaulting
James Glenn. Acquitted.
George Baker, charged with entering the
dwelling.house of Lucy Taylor and stealing
goods. ETC., from Ann E. Taylor, was tried
convicted, and sentenced to the. penitentiary
for four years.
Lucy Elan, charged with stealing s25 from
the person of David Calhoun, was convicted
and sentenced to the penitentiary for five
years.
John J. Karre, charged with shooting
Minnie Minetta, was tried, found guilty
fined one cent, and sent to Jail for one day
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THE CONCERT AT THE SECOND BAPTIST
CHuICg To-NIGHT.-The concert, which was
to have come off at the Second Baptist
church ON Tuesday night, was, on account
of the storm, postponed until tonight, very
much to the disappointment Of large num-
ber of persons who were in attendance. It
will doubtless be we'll attended tonight.
Every one in Richmond is acquainted With
Mrs. Tyler's talent as vocalist, and Mrs.
Barton, of Knoxville, another amateur, with
a soprano which is said to excel that of
many professionals, will contribute to the
pleasant entertainment as genuine "labor
of love-" Her rendition of that cherry ould
song, ",Twas within mile of Edlnboro'
Town." is;aloae worth the price OF admis.
sion, and when we consider that Redford
will be there in fine voice, we know that the
music.loyers who may attend will be de-
lighted. Reserved seats may be had at Red.
ford's to-day.
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Row AT CHURCH MEETISG.-Lewis Wat
kins and Andrew Washington were before
the Police Court yesterday morning,
charged with disturbing religious worship at
the Fourth (colored) Baptist church, Chin
borazo Hill, on Monday night last. About
one or two dozen witnesses and much
larger number of mem bers Of the congrega-
ton, who were interested but had not been
summoned, were present to see the issue Of
the case. One witness only was examined,
and from him all necessary information was
obtained. The accused, it appeared, had
been members Of the Fourth Baptist
church, but for misconduct were some
time ago tried and expelled. On Monday
night there was a church meeting for bus.
ness purposes, and Watkins and Washing
ton attended it, and demanded that their
case should be re6pened. After some dis
cusSion, it was agreed BY the meeting that
Washington might ask the pastor, Rev. Scott
Gwsthmey, d question. Washington got up
and approached Gwathmey, but instead Of
propoundiug his interrogatory, butt him
like goat The brethren were greatly in.
censcd ct this outrage upon their pastor, and
they rushed forward, caught the offender in
their arms, and not very tenderly threw
him out Of the room. Watkins followed after
them, and learning that WashiDgton's hat
had dropped off in the church during the
scufile, volunteered to 60 back and get it.
The brethren not exactly knowing the pur.
pose which caused him to return, in the
most expeditions style also put him cut. In
consideration Of the fact that business
mcctirg, not religious meeting, had been
disturbed, Justice " bite visited no other
punishment upou Watkins and Washington
than to require them to give security to be
of good behavior towards the officers and
members Of the church.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BURTON & CARTER, P. A., q small framed
dwelling mo. 525) on BelyIderc street.
WILLIAM II. ALLDERDICE, assignee. l A. M.
at No. 9O2 Main street, one third Interest in the
printing. office OF GinisS Baptist.
HILL & GODDIN, p. NJ. the brewery knewn a:
the Morris brewery, near the eastern line of tn.
city; also, a lot'of land adjoining.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & CO., s p. NJ, a lot Of land
on the south side OF Water street.
DAVENPORT & CO., IL P. NJ, over the Firsl
National Bank, stock of the Manchester Cotton
Mills.
COOK & LAUGHT0N, 10 a. b., ut the store OF
Messrs. F. Weislger & Co., counters, show.
cases, she wing desks, &c.
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PEMBROKE WHITE DRESS. SMRTs.-This cele-
brated make Of shir can be had either ready made
or made TO order by calling on E. B. SPENCE &
SON, merchant tailors, 1900 Maln street. SPENCE
& Son guarantee perfect ht no sale. Call and
leave your orders. They have also large and well.
selected stock Of Gentlemen'5 Furnishing Goods at
low prices. Remember to call at 1900 Main street
for your clothing. shirts, and furnishing goods.
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PERSONAL. James Neeson has been
called to Louisville, Ky., by reason Of the
death of a relative.
MIR. Jacob S. Atlee was yesterday even
ING removed to his residence in the county.
His injuries are believed to be quite serious:
MIR. =. 1. Doughty has been appointed
postal agent between Richmond and Hinton.
Hon. John A. Meredith, president OF the
Board Of Aldermen, has returned to hecity.
The Boards recess having expired, q meeting
will be held on Monday next at T. NJ.
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CHEMICAL ANALYSED w. III. Taylor,
of this city, is engaged at present in making
an analysis of the stomachs oftwo horses
that died under suspicious circumstances in
Ridgway, N. G., few days ago. The horses
were from bIooded stock, and were highly
valued by the owner. IL is believed that
they were poisoned with str3chnine or ar
seuic.
The Doctor is also engaged in making q
careful analysis of the sulphur, cbaly beatc,
and other water found upon Mr.. Yarbrough's
Crystal Spring property, at Millboro' depot,
Bath county. Va. { .s
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OFFICE OF ". =. ELAN & Co., }
COMMISSION MERCHANTS. EXCHANGE PLACE.
RICHMOND, september 10, 1874.
TOpthFRlENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
be. respectfully 10 say that there Will he no
tHanEr mace Ia our business on account Of the
%rat 81 Mc. ". =. ELAN. j. W. FISHER,
:" lV-ds wAwlt Surviving partner.
70 v. ". MADDRO, ESQ. TAKE
i ApllCE-'lhqt / will proceed to sell, on ,he
GV.A q Seplcuib r, IN front OF the ST. Charles
NOEL Richmond, Va. Your BAGG AGE, left with
H. - "a lSiy our hotel bill, Us agreed upon.
S-3t Yours &C.. X. G.. BAILEY.
lEA>l> OF 1SG0.-Tbe claims for taking
- NE eighth census, assistant United States
"i!-'i IN all n The southern states that were en-
.-'l III INC 'ac rebellion, were re jt cted tor want
% proof Of .liy
''Lsr Then. hy subsequent act of Congress, the
,.H "i uSHt! Is no, required, and all Of those re-
'T'l o.a!iN are directed 10 be paid.
,,W i"ilhcr information as 10 the manner In
VAIN" tAe money is la DC paid. write 10
". L. DRlSkARD, Claim A gent,
,, No. l4lS street,
"1-7'4M Washington. -. &.
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CONSTITUTIONAL AMESDMESTs.--The joint
committee Of the two houses of the General
Assembly on constitutional amendments
bave ordered to be printed $50 copies Of the
State Constitution, as it would be were the
amendments they recommend adopted.
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.ORpINASoE YIoLATIoAs.--Pol Police Justice
White yesterday morning fined Domlniek
francesca $40 for erecting an ADDITION TO tne
house No. 202 Seventeenth street without
permission Of the City Council, and y. q.
west s10 for getting sand from Grace streel
between Pine and Laurel streets, and also
rom Franklin street abpYe Ar, schafsr
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SENT ON TO TIE GRAND JUaY.--Frank Gal
laher, charged with cutting John Miller on
the 24th Of August, and John Miller, charged
with assaultiDg Frank Gallaher on the same
day with rock tied In 9 handkerchief, were
on yesterday sent on to the grand jury by
the Police Justice,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

An ACTIVE. ENERGETIC MAN, who
~ h1s 5000 in invest In Il profitable business,
N cnr oi tn hcaltGlc>t portions OF the State ana
Tor which hr will receive either a share OF the
profit, guarInl"cd interest on toe money, be-
..rS salary for hi, services, can hear of such an
Opportunity Oy addressing I. II. W., Dispatch OF
To-" an slim
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THH
RICHMOND PosT-OFFlCE SEPTEMBER 8, 1874
Martha Shaw, care Of j. Fl. Rucker, Vir-
ginia; Charles B. Stacy, city; Elisha Tig-
kins. No. 101 Tenth street.
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RICHMOND AMATEUR LITERARY AssocIa-
rIoN.-The following officers of the Rich-
mond Amateur Literary Association have
been elected and installed for the ensuing
wear: President, Neil Met Coni; Vice. .Presi-s
dent, @. IN. Smith; Secretary, jacob Bates ];
Assistant Secretary, ID 8. Lumsden Irea-
.surer. II. &c. Leake Critic, M. u. SPOTS
wood Chaplain, y. N. jenkins; Censor, A..
j, Fuqua.
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MEETING OF HEsRIco sUPEsy1soRs.-The
Board OF. Supervisors held a meeting yes'
terday and granted permission TO Messrs.
Scott & Clark to raise the wall In the rear OF
the the Clerks Office. The board after auditing
q few accounts adjourned
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HENRIco County CouRT, YESTERDAY
Charles Crouch. charged with an assault,
was tried and confessed judgment for one
cent fine and costs. William j. Jennings for
selling liquor on Sunday, was fined $40 and
costs.
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MORE BURGESS DELEaATRs.-Ch Chesterfield
county yesterday elected Burgess delegates
to the first Nominating Convention to be
held in this city on the 18th instant.
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CEN>US OF lSG0.-Tbe claims for tax
PROPOSALS,

VIRGINIA PENIrENTIAEY, OFFICE OrI
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
r,, hl'hN0ND, VA, September s, 1874.
MAILED PROPOSALS for the delivery
7722O1 cord, Of SEASONED PINE WOOD,
w,t"V cof%e of SEASONED OAK WOOD,
@ IsIcy.,sd Al The Office OF the Superintendent
Y,,t, "ii5Al Nh >epternber II at II NJ
M, .',a "rN'ry will h~ Subjec. 10 inspection and
'; aiG made I'll such times rs The super
'' ',''"l may rquIre.
-! "!drF u the board
~..n GEORGE BARGAMIS,
- President,
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

Mis-. II. J. DAVIS has taken the resi-.
vi Grncc No. 6O5 Maiu street. and having had 1t
thoroughly repaired is now ready TO accommodate
SugG'"r "l GENTLEMEN 30 >kDtRS prrma-
yrltS Also. IAEl.r r. B0AkDERS. st 9-4t*
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THE DISPATCH PRINTING HOUSE,
L In Its extent and equipment, Is unequal!ed by
aDy printing establishment In the Soulh. Has large
and ample facilities for doing ALL KINDS OF JOB
WORK.
EVERY DESCRIPTION OF PRINTING
promptly and neatly executed, and at low prices.
GOOU WORK, GUOD MATERIAL, AND SATlS-
FACTION GUARANTEED. Look at some OF our
prices:
BUSINESS CARDS SO to S5 per 1000.
VISITING CARDS soc. TO II for 80.
LETTER HEADS ~ 10 S6 rs per ream.
BILL HEADS 81 TO Sl 0 pr ream.
!. CIRCULARS S2. so to - per ,OCO.
HASDBILLS 81 TO s3 per 100.
Corresponding low prices for other kinds OF
RAILROAD and STEAMBOAT WORK spe-
cialty The fact that we have for the past twenty
five years been doing the most OF This class or work
Is evidence that we are prepared 10 DO IL proinpty
and satisfactorily. 80,
We particularly invite atte ntion to the beautiful
aud useful TRANSFER Inks that we are now
using. They have been buc recently introduced;
but are already extensively used by railroad ana
ste ,mb )at companies banks, merchants and others
We are now furnishing these Inks IN ALL CO.
IoRS and of quality that can be copied any length
of time after being printed. They will copy clearly
and distinctly In the ordinary le.ter-press book:
Orders respectfully solicited, and satisfaction
given In prices and WORK. SEQ
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Nf!iLE or IuE CITY WATER-WORKs. !

,, WASHINGTON HALL,
,n,THNnNb Va, september z, 1874.
= r..Lli:.D PROPOSALS will be received
2D 5; st VT ior me whole, at This office, until the
lus IJ EcihbttJ Instant. for making and furnish
3G.!\c u Ii..fiSsFiment with three hundred 1900
ta>T.IIinH n: !: ann lwo hundred t200l 21-ihCu
i.tSa Et,a !" ttl, city. '''' p'pe' ~ 'e 'e-
UN1 i5a %.i s'alc AT what time aud in what guam
once ''"i'H required will be givenSat this
III he J reserve the right TO reject any or
.. 7.l.,rr j. j.. LAWS,
- Superinicndent.
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ANIEp, RESPECTABLE MEN,
" with good references, 10 canvass pictures
'.o. t,.,>. clocks, &C. on weekly or monthly
r..,lu. Nj. Liberal terms offered TO the right
,r,I ,rrly Ia MORAN l. CREAM,
-. 4. 1904 Franklin street.
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NINE. DEMOREsT's NEW FALL AND WINTER PAT
Terms. Also, Demorest's What to Wear" and
Portfolio of Fashions, just received at julius
MEYERS, 603 Broad street.
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Total.

Aotai'''''.'' '''''''''''''''V@>S'~
A good many licenses have been paid for
since the 1st of August, and are not, there.
fore, included in the above exhibit. A list
of persons doing business in Richmond with
out the proper licenses, has been made our,
and will go before the grand jdry next Mon
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Dos'T BUY the old-fashloned, uneven, over
length, hant.sawed, and split wood, but j. B. WAT
KINs's sawed and split rich pine aud dry oak, pre-.
pared with the accuracy Of machinery at Niuth and
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LICENSES ISSUED - AN INTERESTING Ex.
HlBIT.-The following statement shows the
! number, character, and amount Of class Ii.
censes issued by the City Treasurer up to
AnOnsf lSk.
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WANTED. all to know that | DO not
W ci,ar.s $50 for ANTHRACITE COAL 10
n '.o ,rr f., NAV drulnrncrs and middle men Il
comm :! ~ tor s,iliug. sell direct 10 consumers,
~ .r...,4r C.. II. PAGE.
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WANTED; the laTpeTs and Piaq!ers resTIi gen q
IEE 49, on their vii, at, oats, and crops Sener-
ar ll!, tall. satisfaction guaranteed at The pres
t!i ullrr "i so per ton. Country produce OF any
a.icy,ry tc.crption taken IN exchange, and quick
ST. snd prompt returns guaranteed.
j. r. HoCKADAT,
spl4.l,n 1928 Naiu stri ct.
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LADIES. II you wish to purchase CHEAP HAIR
GOODS, or have work done, so to r. FEREASDINI
the only practical hair dresser In this city. Estab
ished in 1868. At No. 613 Broad street.
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WANTED. 100 COLORED WOMEN,
w :, cn North 10 do general house work In pri-
,,,,. families Wanted. 100 CoLOkED coal
WINES 30 90 10 lndlnIaIiransporlaao lhr-
,l>o w4ui so WHITE MlSrKS to go to
T,1r,I, VIII" can pay their way al cmigrant rate
t,g,. y - per ton. Constant work guaranteed
,;l :, MAY. 1873. , ~
No. Fifteenth street.
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MOSQUITO cANoPIEs at j. Il. CRAFToN's, Ninth
sfrnn
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z srArE TaEAsuRY.-The balance 10 the
state Treasury yesterday was ss.81 3S99, ,sa.
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MEErENGE.
POWDER AND FUSE.
n0WDER. POWDER, POWDER.

We have been appointed agents Of the celebrated
Oriental Powder Mills, and having large snpgiy
on hand, we are prepared to furnish SfOhLiNG
and BLASTTNG' POWDER OF all grades at lowest
market rates aud guarantee II 70 be equal 10 any III
the market, A liberal discount 10 the trade:
e. S.N' -.'2lr-- HARVEY e. JONES.
90 a-lm Agents ssOrieptal Powder Mills
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WANTED. \ FlRSr-CLA>S SALES
W N.Nl\ 4 DRY GOODS STORE. One VINO
e'a CONE well recommended ado, and win SoGd refer
q. 527 Broad stro CT.
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" ANTED. AT 5. A. WINSTOCk'S
" LOAN OFFICE, No. II Fourteenth street.
customer, Cor the fine
DIAMONDS, WATCHES,
CHAINS, JEWELRY, &C.,
lrr from IN" sale of forfeited pledges. l offer
crf,r; il,rg,,iuS tllgn ever Money loaned on dia-
Iaoras go and silver watches, CHAINS, gooc jewery,
,r,,i y,,s,r.. au Ism
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Iy-ANTED. EVkRYBO BODY TO KNOW
" ,rn, In. celebrated French scourer, No: b
Nlah street. will >tuUE PANTS Tor QUO. per pilr,
s.,A yla,,, suit Tor - in the very best manner,
Il. FRENCH,
No. Ninth street.
Established IN Richmond, 1853.
- IH-Sm
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ITriNTED, 10 purchase nice, neat little
W VAIN Within few miles of the city, win
,',a u' mroy, mcrrs. Parties having such Tor safe
Tli,.,s state location aud give iui! particuiarrs'
.s ,,,y ri, c., b. but cSn make terms 10 SUIT
,.S: ~: 'wi.i,iru 10 sell will address At once hoA
;sF fS'',.;t Y, Sc S.3tN
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FINANCIAL.

DAVENPORT & CO.,
STOCK BROKERS',
'"Sl NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
RICHMOND,
AND SELL On COMMISSION
CITY BONDS,
pa,,r BANK STOCKS,
vail" Az AND OTHER SECURITIES.
CITY oe ,,, Fok SALE,
Pn,,NoND Pnysxna a, PER CENT. BONDs,
"Ni rhicE 500 AND INTEREST.
s----------~- an OF i -,
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l cEop cr ~ isaEED.-LANDRETH's NEW
"l BotgKFNinp sEED just received by
1H bhoIliERS, druggists.
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-,[rEn nc = gentleman of Botetourt

vrANTEU. by gentleman of Botetourt
W Iag,,v. Va. who has an extensive acguaint-
,',. In 2.I 1hc rp,er valley, hMpLoYMENIM tn In y =
.,J. >.,. he mercantile house IN Ie CITY Q.
i. Ijs /! JuaIincd for almost any business
SS ~, ,cst references. Would not object 10 put
VIZ. nnn nr - 200 ~ III" business ia which ne
u. !, ,Jrt,.. stating particulars, 'N., Bnch-
',, 60. mt county, Va. St 9. o."
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4 FINE ASSORTMENT OF LUBIYs
N ard otller EXTRACTS for The handkerchief; !;
EARINh and other superior CQLOasES; fne
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yrYINDoW.GLAss. 800 boxes OF French
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Sizes, for sale 6y BuDEKRh BRtSTH Hhkss.s
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TIEWISS WHITE LEAD, LISSEED
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II louID REGNET for sale by BODEkER
AI HROTRERS. Wholesale aIa Retail llraggi
corner sboYe Sc. Charles Hotsl. i5 - 1s 5