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waanfugtGIa items.

WASHINGTON, November 1 High author
ity denies that the President in the Cabinet
meeting insisted upon peremptory demand
for the Virginius-outrago Indemnity from
Spain.
Mr.. Leopold, one Of the commissioners o
the Freedman's Bank. has prepared, in an
ticipation of being called upon by Congress
report setting forth the actual rondil1on o
the financial atfIirs of the institution. The
report covers upwards of fifteen hundred
pages of manuscript pt-showing the available
assets on hand and the liabilities Of the bank
The report shows the bank to be In worse
condition than has been anticipated.
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Embarrassed sniu-Eroaers.

BosroN, November 14.-Thc firm OF hei-
ham. Loud s. Co., ship. brokers, bas been
somewhat en- carrassed Of late on account OF
the general depression of freights and ship
ping. They own from twenty 10 thirty
three. masted schooners, besides q large num-
ber of square-rigged vessels. The assets OF
the firm are estimated by themselves at
sG50,OO0 and their liabilities - 100000.
They have informally asked an extension Of
from eighteen months to two years, which it
is understood their creditors are disposed to
extend them,
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Alabama Affairs.

MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 14.-Ren-
fro and Bullock, the Sumter-county PRISON.
ers, who are now in Jail iu Mobile by the
the decision of Commissioned Gilet, on the
charge OF violation OF the enforcement act,
were admitted to bail to-day on joint bond
of $4,000 by United States Circuit Judge
Woods.
The Legislature meets on Monday, and
members are already coming in.
The contest apprehended By Radical can
didates is dissipaed. They acknowledge de
feat and submit.
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NO NOSsESsE.-Solomon, who was wise 10 q

NO NoNsENSE.-Solomon, who was wise 10 q
proverb says there is time tor all things, and he
no doubt would, could he have lived at the present
day, in appropriaIing time to its legitimate OBJ
jects, have declared that now is the time to buy
tickets for the next and last Grand Gift Concert of
the Public Library Of Kentucky. He would have
done that very thing and been sure 10 secure sup
PLY for himself in time for he would know, as all
may know, that unless applied for Immediately they
viii all be goue. For tickets or information apply
to A. z. L'ECUYEK, 900 Bank street, Richmond,
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An ESCAPED PRISONER REcAPTURED.-
About two years ago, or perhaps little
longer a white man named Lewis John>on
alias Cephas, who was charged with attempt
ipg to steal horses from Wescotrs stable,
succeeded in making his escape from the
chain-gapg while at work cleaning bricks in
the old Spotswood lot, on Main street.
johnson succeeded in avoiding rearrest un-
til Saturday, when Captain Wilkinson took
him ia charge while passing the corner OF
Governor and Franklin streets.
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s25o.Ooo TO BE GIVEN AWAY

PRICE OF TICKETS.
Whole Tickets :. 81 900 Quarter Tickets. 50. 20
Half Tickets...... 500 Eleven Tickets. / OO.OO
NO INDIVIDUAL BENEFITS.
This Concert is strictly for Masonic purposes,
and will be conducted with the same liberality HON
esty and fairness which characterized the first EN-
terprise. ~ no,rn ,,-o.,,,.
For tickets and circulars giving full information,
address HENRY V. MOORE. Secretary.
Norfolk, Va.
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Tickets for sale by z. WEISlGER, 92l Main
street, and WILLIAM MYERS, 14CO, corner OF
Main and Fourteenth streets.
oc 2-F,M,& ,& WtN19
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Inv Cooke & Co.'S Creditors.

PHILADELPHIA, November 14.-The com
mittee OF the creditors Of Jay Cooke d GO:
have issued o notice of a meeting to be heid
December 1st. when they will present O
schedule Of assets and then proceed TO ae-
clare dividend in cash. The committee
will continue in session from day to day till
the 10Th of December, during which time
any creditor GIN be heard By the committee
who NAV have any suggestions to make ID
the matter Of the estate or accounts, OF GO
iections to submit to claims against the estate
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..ros, Of tho abscondine Priest.

BALTIMORE, November 14.-Father Gerde-
man, ex pastor Of st. Bonifacius churcn,
philadelphia, was arrested here to-day on
telegram from Captain Hindes, chief detec.
tive of Philadelphia. At this hourQ T. NJ
Father Gerdeman and wife are at the police
marshars office awaiting the arrival Of the
Philadelphia officers.
[Secoad Dispatch.]
BALTIMORE, November II. Detective
Charles W. Wood arrived tonight from
Philadelphia and took charge OF >. W.
Gerdeman, the ex.priest, and left for that
CITY ON the 1O:45 train tonight.
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j. l.. APpERsON will sell at the Real Estate En-
change rooms on MONDAY the 10th day of No.
vembcr, l S74, commencing at O'Clock p. NJ, THE
LARGEST AND MOST VALUABLE COLLECTION OF
LAW AND MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS EVER PUT ON
THIS MARKET AT AUCTION. Among the fine Illus
trated works are two copies of AUDuBoN's BIRDS
OF AMERICA, octave.
The rooms will be opeu on Friday and Saturday
from 12 NJ. to z. NJ, and on Monday from II
NJ. DON'T FORGET THAT THE SALE BEGINS WITll
THE LAw-BooKs AT P. VI. the latter day.
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.. .y'> I&aaL.-Fhe tTiA; OF Mr. L.
~ = -. ,',. president ot The Merchants
T.. "..u; Pic >hur-, charged WITH
.~u. g., ,GmcHcy aIt. continues 10
IT,. ...,.,.oU 81 the United States
...' ~,. IN saturday Mr.. y. W.
....s... sod Iii, t,jilr>e. and Mr.. ". /.
= -.. .u. k.hg.pyr q; the bank. and
~. y. H. Iijt. ot Greensboro, \. e.,
'-: t.. J4nl- ana. ). \. Plumm1r. OF
r...,.......:. :. N.-. directors Of the bank. were
r,..-. I..c directors testimony was
+. a rotation 10 the alleged forged
...~., wadr, 4 j. charged, by the
.-..,: III the recorl-bcok in which
=. --.r...,;u-S OF the Board Of Di'
...-, a,gc hgnI. At regular intervals OF
~ SEX, .or a long tine previous 10 the
......-.. o. IL, 9ank cutncS like the fol.
.a... anr4gci upon the record: At q
-.....-u: re Boud OF DiTec'ers held this
--F-.1,,"', :. \. Plunmer, i. &. James
a.. /. T. H.uotN> it is ordered that we
.-.-!. AID :.,fy al paper discounted by
=. ...,..-ul." There were always names
gE ...... 4.irs.or> il the entries, but they
v-,e -a.t..y tyrr the >luie for two conSecu.
,:,s ..r.,g->. The witnesses say they were
,,..,r...ai.w or none Ct these meetings
!. l.. ..Ee.i4l re.pscts the evidence pro.
,. = lie prosecution is about the same
.,v-, ~. before Commissioner Plea>ant>
s. ,.- PRELIMINARY examination. The Jury
.h..m. in "a. bands of the marshal at the
-- .,aa II each days examination, but
=. ..a..a,"r, ,,rc permitted 10 separate and
:. .a... ce,fe:iiya places Of abode. 1t i;
,..-.. {. ;.a, 4 verdict will be had some
:.-. .., ",-k.
l. Hrs rk> was required TO renew his
.s. saturday: neing unable to do so, he
v.. ..@M#t,d 10 jail.
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ChtnbOrRzO Pork.

1t affords many Of our citizens much
pleasure to see that the Board of Aldermen
decided by a handsome vote on last Monday
to buy Chimborazo Hill for y public park.
Action had been long delayed. and scarcely
o man could be met without regard 70 lo..
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Especial telegram to the Dispntcb

k@FSSt" 'C'eHI6IH 10 THE DlspntCh,
LYScHBURa, Va, November 14.-Tbe
lre'gnt tram on the Atlantic, Mississippi and
ohlo railroad due here at O'Clock A. M.
met With an accident near .Buford,s station
az an early hour this morning. Two cars
loaded with cattle were thrown from tha
track, killing six or seven fine beeyes, and
WoundiDg several others. Cause: broken rail.
owing to the accident the regular mail-train
was delayed three hours.
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What Became OF an Actress WHO Az
tempaed to Strike an Editor with u
HOrseHhip.
ROCHESTER, N. Y. November 14.-Late
asst night Mrs. Harry Roynor, the second
lady in the Opera-House Company, accom-
panied by her SON, entered the Democrat ana
Chronicle editorial room and waited for the
coming OF the dramatic critic, Adams. When
he came she asked if he wrote criticism OF
her acting as Elizabeth to the effect that
"her queenly courage was far from perfect
and her intonation and expression very
DOOR, He said he wrete the article, when
She drew a small riding-Whip and struck at
him. The first blow glanced from his arm,
and then Mr.. Adams seized the whip, and,
taking it from her, ordered her and ber son
ont Of the room. The latter threatened TO
use his knife, but he was walked out by the
shoulder, and mother and son disappeared
together.
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PEgsosAL.-Mr. Francis D. Moulton, OF
New York, was in the city Saturday attend
Ing TO business with Richmond Trims WIN
whom he has long corresponded. He has
recently been on visit to the Hot Springs.
Mr.. II. D. Whitcomb, engineer OF the
James River improvement, sailed from
Havre, France, on the steamship France, on
the 7th, for New York. he is accompanied
by the United States commissioners to eX.
anime the mouth of the Mississippi river.
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LAST CHANcE.-But short time remains for
tho purchase of tickets in the fifth gift concert OF
the Public Library Of Kentucky. Agents have Deeh
notified TO make returns from the goth TO the 25th
instant, but for the convenience of those VINO may
have failed to supply themselves through the agents
CASH orders will be filed at the home office UP 10
the evening of The 2Slh, and II any money should
come too late It will be promptly returned to the
na rty sending It, For tickets or information, apply
to A. p. L'ECUYER,
909 Bank street, Richmond.
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OyERCoATS.-For large and well-assortee
stock of overcoats call on e. B. SPENCE & eoN
They have them in great variety, made OF hhe
black and brown beaver. fur beaver and chlncnlia
made In sacks, and talmas, and glengarys. for
good oyercoat, ut low prices, call at 1900 Main
street.
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We were shown on Saturday beautiful
specimen of natural coke, or carbon, mined
by Mr. f. M. Archer, In Chesterfield county,
very near the Keswick lands, from an en-
tirely new field of this most valuable fuel.
1t will soon be furnished to the dealers.
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TRANSFER PRINTING INKs--We invite atten'
ton TO the beautiful and useful TRANSFER 1sAs
that we are now using. They are OF rece1s lntlo
dnction, but are already extensively useo oy raii
road and steamboat companies, DanKs' mercnans
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
ara or Quality that can be copied any length OF
time after being printed. Will copy In ordinary
letter-prass book. i55 Il sgsz.s..
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GENTS. - FIVE-DOLLAR STEEL
IN PLATE MAP for twenty-five cents; colored,
sized. and varpished, for the wall; 40x5 Inches
large: shows from ocean to ocean; the whole United
States and Territories IN group 900 places
cost S100, 900: exclusive rights given agents; send
money for sample, and name your territory; one
hundred copies day can be sold; large profits al
lowed to men and women.
LLOYD MAP COMPANY,
no 146t&w1t Philadelphia, Penn.
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have aualyzed the Whiskey known under the
brand of "B SELECT controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER d. BLAIR 4 Co.. Richmond, Va, and find IL
FRYE FROM Fusn OIL and otherfmpurities, ano
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
noses. ~ j. B. McCAw, nj. D.,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia.
1870
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f2''.L |"rET, Saturday. Justice ". Hall
vn. t"' i''"%'4'H9. Edward McNulty, charged
II a,.s" "iui!r having and receiving one lot
r,.'@ "7.',, Thirteen silver spoons, five knives,
lr.'. "s, and four papers Of smoking to-
.,c,,, >1pposed 20 have been stolen from
i've ntti1" nt%1"on unknown, arrested by Detec-
im,..'N u. Woods, was examined. There
the st 1'' PARTICLE Of evidence to sustain
cl,,s4S s.aFs* The accused was honorably dis
o. ,~.E, ,,- III wards, charged with being drunk
>.,.SI SIieFt-, was lined 81.
e!.r1.T Is! hnI2bt and Tempsy knight,
sbrr 1'u a' WITH unIawlulIy creating disturb
scp,i,. .'1D w, public streets, were fined So, and
sgJ a.? 49, 'of 2ood behavior in the sum Of
esant '[ and hIrhy. charged with being va.
u aiyc ru .',' common nuisance, was required
Jl,e,II' II''u!lty in 500 for three months.
grn, 'rn pI "ls:fs, charged with being va
"1S aSFsniShed and discharged.
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L1rr--IvE Observation-Disclosures
Ea...l Ii >a'urday mlde the following ap-
I9a...a',: L. Il. Meanly, Inspector OF fish
T. .., itl oi' Richmond; Colonel I. G..
H.. .. ln>&ac'0r OF flour for Petersburg :
agt@ ". latimer. commissioner Of deeds
Il. '.-.,.i. III Mary land.
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ENGLISH, DIAGONAL, AND WoHsTED COAT
ISGs, su liable for Prince Albert COATS ana a very
large assortment Of English and French casslinefes
for business SUITS just received, and Will De maze ul
to wear in the best aud most 1aShlohaple stSies
e. b. SPENCE & Son, merchant talioFs' LOW
Main street,
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FAIR.
->->~>N-~~-~>>>-
VANITY FAIR

Y AT
1909 MAIN STREET OPPOSITE POST oFFIcE),
where are gathered Peasants from the different
Swiss cantons; Visitors from the Celestial Empire
Escaped Mus; Flowcr-Giris from sunny italy aud
the Land OF the Rhine; ladies of We Ulden Time
and a Band of Gypsies with their Queen. the ior-
tune-Teler. whose dark eyes giea1n with the hid
den mysteries of futurity. Miustrels OH their way
nom the Holy Land have consented to tarry for q
while at the Fair and lend the charm Of music to
the scene.
EATA BLES Of all kinds served in the booths of
the several nations both DAY and night.
Open tn CRSDAY NIGHT, and continue till
further notice.
Admission within the gates. lOc.
=. The whole is nm dor the management of the ladies
of Centenary Methodist Episcopal church.
no l6-M&Th2t
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NORFOLK, VA, October sc

NORFOLK, VA, UctObtr 3U, ISTf.
To PoDhdtan Heisiger, Agent, 921 Main street:
At meeting of the Board of Directors OF the
Masonic Relief Association held o'night the fol-
lowing resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That we give TO the public our Official
ass,,ranc. that our Grand Gift Concert Will posi-
lively be held on The 10TH DAY OF NOVEMBER,
1874, as previously appointed, and Will under no
circumstances be postponed
[Signed] HENRY " MootE'
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Convict RECEIVED Waller Miller, con-
vcted of burglary in the county OF Bedford,
and sentenced to five years in the peniten-
t,ary, was received at that institution Satur-
lar
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PEsBRoKE WHITE DREss-SHRTs, and all kinds
of sen,lemen's furnishing goods for sale low by T..
B. SPENCE & Son, 1900 Main street. Try Grays
Ilolo
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SNOW.

ONTARIO, CANADA, November 14.-There
is over three feet Of snow on the ground
here
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k,epyn.hhA LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
a;r Jo.tnh sI-officE NOVEMBER IA, 1874
retc,s, ,,!rl a HhtAony, $40 west High street,
ism r H., H., ,na.; Box IS, city MIR. Viii.
dtIphia painii.op, p. 1929 Vine street, Phila-
iaaD, Gtarsn; ., Miss Mollie lie Teller, Sher.
'en county, Texas.
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TMUsT BE GOOD. for everybody recommends it,
and the doctors prescribe 1t. We mean DR.. BULL'S
Cough SYRUP. Price, csc.
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BUSINESS SUITs.-A large stock of ready-inade
business suits and Prince Albert coats for sale 10"
by E. B. SPENCE g. Son, merchant tailors, l3ou
Main street.
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NdOrtU9ry.

NEW YORK, November 14.-The deaths
during the past week in this city number
543.
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uarress TO rAx.PAyERs.

STATE REVENUE OFFICE
So II ELEVENTH STREET, Nov. II, 1874.
cTATE TAXES FOR lS74.-The bills are
n now ready az this office, and all not paid on or
80 rho aiIth Instant Will, rs required by law, ne
Ssnded over to the sheriff. with FIVE per cent adde
i''AN WILLIAM p. RAGbaSD,
o1ooaw,Soy3O Assistant City Treasurer.
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n,scovery OF Forged bonds.

NEW Yosg, November 14.-seyeral hun
dred forged bonds OF the city OF Pittsburgn
were discovered here to-day. IL is reportea
chat there are $2O, 600 Of these bonds atloaS.
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1TOTICE.-The taxpayers OF Tuekahoe,
IN Hrookiand, fairfield, and Varina TOWNSHIPS y
are hereby noasd hst the state, ps aa
a,s NICE TN the county courthouse from tns
9Th 10 the OF nov MBa insiass rs, a,s os tS
which time they pass 6y Law iste .as ~ I've sr
cent " hA - - Isannfy Treas,srer.
no o7-tile1 -.-------~----------
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yYYEDDMG AND YIsITING-CJAhDs
wv bes idful, at The Dispatch gstnting House.
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STATE REVENUE OFFICE,
No. IL eleventh STREET,
November /. 1874. }
nELINOUENT STATE TAAEs FUh

nELINQUENT STAIE IAnE2 =. I'd 2,
~ JHE CITY OF RIcHM0sD:mLfis,s, c si,.,. fsr ,ns %
raers lug sS Inclusive, may be seen at
yrnnf door of rhe City Hall and at This otica. un,
less the taxes be previously paid u ihs onse su
- nav the taxes and costs, will be sold at pubic
snctior at lie front door Of the Giiy haii COM
mencns at I2 O'Clock MONDAY. TN OF Deesn IN l.
har nasf and continue from day To day unii aa Is
sold. IL IL !. aasta III = fgtv Treasnrer ss
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siEEY CNNCER1

DAY POSITIVELY FIXED.
THURSDAY, 18TH NOVEMBER,
LAST CHANCE.
This enterprise is conducted by the MASONIC
RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, VA,
under authority Of the Virginia Legislature, fact
passed March 9Th, 1879.
$4,000 TICKETs.............-. 1000 CASH GIFTS
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EALL OF 1874.
NOWLAN & CO.,
JEWELLERS,

FALL OF 1874. "a
NOWLAN & CO., &aSs
JEWELLERS,
are receiving all Of the latest novelties In fashiona,
BILE sets of AMETHYST. PEARLS, DIAMONDS, ana
ROMAN GOLD MEDALLIoNS;
NECK-CHAINS,
CROSSES,
BANDS,
BROOCHES,
and EAR-ERoPs;
DIAMOND, SAPPHIRE, PEARL. and AMETHYST en-
napemenf and plain GOLD WEpDING-KINGS;
FINE EWATCIIEs-LADIES' W and GENTLEMEN'sk key
and pendant-w inding WATCHES of all the
celebrated makers.
MANY now and beautiful designs Of BRIDAL Sill
YER, in cases, for presents.
Corner Main and Tenth streets. no 10
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
Virginia Richmond, November 10th, 1874.
In the matter Of lSAACs, TAYLOR WILLIAMS,
bankrupts-in bankruptcy. ,uos,
IJpon the motion Of T. II. Starke ana otners, cfcul
tors of said bankrupfs:
II is ordered that meeting of the creditors OF
said bankruprs be called to be held at the once on
W. Forbes register tIs ~ 4ph dv Of November n
1874 for the purpose of determining ana re-
solving whether 1t Is for the Interest OF the creo-
tors that the estate of the bankrnpts should De
wound up and settled, and distribution made among
the creditors by trustees under the inspeclioh am
direction of committee OF the creditors ana lnat
ten days. notice of such meeting 6e gwen oS ausea
tisement in the State Journal and such othe1 paper
i'm this city as has the largest circuiation aio u
they then determine not to appoint trustees thty
NAV elect an assignee assignees on that eay' IN
purpose of elecling an assignee on the 7th DAY OF
ROBERT w. HUGHES,
District Judge.
Acopy-Ies': JOHN r. PoPHAM,
no 16-dtd Nlerk.
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TUESDAY, November 7th, last chance TO buy
ticket.
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BY j. Thompson Brown.
Real Estate Agent and 4uctioneer.
Ills Main street, opposite Dispatch office.

TOR RENT. two fine, large BRICKGi
Il RESIDENCES (Nos. II and 12) Oh First III
street between Main and Cary streets. Each house
contains light rooms, With kitchen With four rooms
good, dry yards; gas aud water on The premises
apply tn
M n.Gf L TElhiPS(N HRilMN.
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EOR RENT, THAT VERY DESlRA G:s
Il BILE and conveniently y.aTr ,nged BRICK Eli
ANH-FRAME TkNFMENT corner of Main and
Cu!vert streets, contanngsix rooms; ktichtH, &c;
all n nice ORDER with gus, having been put In thor
ough rrp pair. Possession at ollce.---ApIlly TO
no 3-2w# LG NE q BROG4Eh,-s-
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as,ss., a.rsAYED. dc.

n OST. ON FRIDAY AFTERNOON,
| ! while driving from fu9 Naiu str ct ont Frark-
TN stree and the i,rnve read, Iaolrs' VELVET
POCKET. trimmed with Jet, containing Two
punches of k.!s. A suitable reward mi 1e psid Dy
returning 1t TO DR. ROBISSUN'S.
no 1R-Itx 609 Main street. Z.
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TAKEN UP AT MY FARM, on the CSz3
1 Creighton road about two miles from slSfs1z,
the city q DARK RED COW, wi Tn only one horn:
a, d white slleak down The back. lie owner VIII
please come forward, pay charges; ana l. tskS az ner
away. ihohho iiSOh.
al .-E Z ~ -
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TOR RENT, DWELLING No. GOO Ms
4 Fourth street, between Leigh aud Jackson; LII
six rooms, with gas and bath. The house Is nearly
new, very convenient. and in excellent order.
Apply ON the premises from 10 A. NJ. to 8 z. M.
TO l2-6%
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ESTRkY.-Takpnn mp in the street, BY the
IL police, on the l0'h instant, THREE P!GS,
which the owner c.L get ty applying ~ toice
Headquarters. ooaS for ,.E., 81
no l6 1t Chlei OF Fohce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-16

NOTICE STRAY cow Came to SssS3
IN nv free Hill farm on or about October ~
! 1874 n large DAsk RED COW. The owner
will please prove properly, pay charges, and fake
her away.
no 1885, FRANKLIN sIf AXIS.