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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-04-10

The FAIR AT TRINITY CHuRCH.-The ladies
Of Trinity church continue to afford good
deal of pleasure to the visitors VINO attena
the fair and feast now being heid IN the Iec-
ture-room of that church. They oner LOT
sale q number OF useful and valuable as wen
as ornamental articles, besides supplying tue
inner man with all the luxuries OF the sea-
son. Tonight it is probable that the goods
remaining unsold at the close OF the iair Will
be disposed Of, at auction. Ihose VINO nave
not enjoyed the substantlal@, as wei. as tne
Weets, which are sold there don't hno"
how good they are. ,Iney VIII nave 20 AZ
tend IL order 10 find out. 81. w..
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, THURSDAY
The following cases were disposed of:
Harrison us. Caskie, &c. Decree confirm
ing report Of commissioner and making dis
position of the fund in the proceedings men.
toned.
Skinner, &C., rs. Skinner. Decree con.
STRUNG will and referring cause to commits
sioner for inquiry and report.
Cooke Us. O'Dwyer. Decree for sale OF
the property in the bill and proceedings
mentioned unlcss defendant shall within
thirty days comply with the terms of sale
heretofore Ela.c. ...-...
Coc!;c rs. Hortcc. Decree for sale Of the
propcrty III the bill and proceedings men
i1orea unless the defendant shall within
thirty Gays comply with the terms of sale
heretofore made. -.. .
RoTe Is. Bcmc, &c. Decree confirming
sale OF property in tha proceedings men.
toned, distributing the fund, and directing
deed 10 be made 20 the purchaser.
Van Winkle rs. Ayres, &c. Decree quiet.
ing title of rlaintiff to tie property in the
bill and proceedings mentioned.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS Solomon Division
No. IS, United Order of the Vanguard o.
Freedom, have elected the followjng-viz.
Elizabeth King, w. c. S.; Ellen Smith,
Worthy Sr. Chief Sister; Marian johnson.
Worthy Jr. Chief Sister; Cornelius Miller
Worthy X. S.; Thomas r. johnson, Worthy
f. g.; Polly Allen, Worthy Treasurer
Emily Manly, Worthy Chaplain; John A.
johnson, Worthy Con. Mary THOMPSON
Worthy Sr. Con. ; John M. johnson, Worthy
7. Sen.; Charlie Redd, Worthy .. SEM:
Nelson 4. Foster, Worthy P. w. c.; w. Il.
Wise, Worthy P. P. c.; Thomas r. John.
son. Worthy Superintendent; Nelson X.
Foster. Thomas X. johnson, William IL
wise, representatives to the D. G. D., No. !.
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supREME. Court OF APPEALS, THURSDAY
The following business was transacted IN
this court yesterday: u,,
Statban ct ais. us. Crawford ct ais. From
the Circuit Court of Lynchburg. Atf1rmed,
Judge Moncure. delivering the opinion OF
the court. ~. >.
Richmond Enquirer Company us. Watt ct
ais. From the Chaneery Court OF the CITY
of Richmond. Affirmed, Judge Anderson
delivering the opinion. .ou.,,.
Town of Dangille u.s. Pace two cases..
From the Circuit Court of Richmond. All
firmed, Judge Staples delivering the opinion.
Davis, assignee, os. knight. Petition ll ior
rebearing denied. ~
The case Of Humphrey, &C., vs. Norfolk
city, will be further argued to-day.
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Chamber OF Cemmercs.
aAuRT MEMORIAL LIGHTHOUSE sU.
rykr ..&&.

The regular monthly meeting Of the Board
OF Directors OF the Chamber Of Commerce
was held last evening. Present Thomas
w, w McCance, Esq, president, and Messrs.
Ihomas Potts, Isaac Davenport, Jr,.i II. w,
Pemberton, William 81. Palmer. S. Fl. Hawes.
John g. SPOTS, E. o. Noting, q. w, Pick.
rell, and r. E. Rlankenship. ,,",..f
Mr.. Pickrell, from the Committee on In.
land Trade, reported that the delay In the
transportation of tobacco from Richmond TO
Memphis was owing to the fact that the to-
bacco had been sent by an improper route.
Received. -, I, - :,
The President laid before the meeting
communication from the Board of Managers
or the New York Produce Exchange ac-
knoWledgipg the, receipt Of the preamble
and resolutions adopted by the Board of
Directors OF the Richmond Chamber of Com
merce IN relation to the erection of al memo.
rial lighthouse to commemorate the distin-
gu,shed services, &C., Of the late N. f..
Maury. Filed. . 80; =. -, /,
I The report Of the committee in relation
TO the establishment OF an insurance bureau
and the repeal Of the insurance deposit law,
together with the resolutions on that sub.
Ject, were taken up, and the resolutions
recommending the repeal OF the insurance
deposit law aud the establishment Of an in
surance bureau were adopted.
General John D. Imboden, temporary
president of the Richmond and Trans.Alle-
ghany Natrow-Gauge Railroad Company,
appeared before the Board and addressed the
body in the interest of the road, giving an
account of what had been done looking 10
the construction of the road, ETC., etc. He
contended that no railroad enterprise had
been started in Virginia which was Of so
much Interest to Richmond as this, and,
while he did not ask any action of the Board
at this meeting, merely desired to lay the
subject before the directors for their thought
and attention. He felt assured that if the
county subscription of $4,000 per mile can
be secured in sixty days, there afe one or
two contractors who will be willing to take
hold of and complete the road. -
BY MIR. Potts: A resolution calling on the
Governor for a copy OF the various State re-
ports for the use Of the Board. Agreed to.
Adjourned.
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TIE HOTEL PROPOSED TO BE ERECTED ON
TEE OLD SporswooD SITE.-A meeting Of the
business men of the city will be held at the
ballroom of the Exchange Hotel to-mor,
row Saturday evening at O'Clock for the
purpose of discussing the project for build
ing hotel upon the old Spotswood site:
Colonel j. L. Darlington, the proHse,or OF
the Exchange Hotel and Ballard House ano
the owner of the Spotswood site, mas pro.
positions to make which he believes, II
adopted, will ensure the success OF the en-
terDrise. .-.
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WEIGHING AND 1SSURISG OF TOBACCO
AMENDMENTS TO TEE LAw.-The General AS
Sembly has passed bill "to amend and re-
enact sections II, SO, and So of chapter So of
the Code of 1873, in relation to weighing
and insuring tobacco" as follows:
at. They [the inspectors] shall uncase
and break every hogsbead or cask brought
to be inspected, and if they shall agree that
the same is good. sound, we'll conditioned, |,
merchantable, and clear of trash, it shall be
weighed and the said hogsbead or cask
measured, and if found of the dimensions
authorized by law, it shall be marked or
branded in the presence Of the inspectors,
or one of them, with the name Of the ware
| house, the tare Of the hogshead or cass, and
the quantity of net tobacco therein. The
net weight shall be ascertained by weighing
the bogshead or cask before it is uucased,
and deducting therefrom the weight of the
hogshead or cask. All loose tobacco shall
be weighed before it is inspected"
$50. The inspectors at each warehouse shall
account for and pay to the proprietors there
Of, on the 10th day of April, the 10th day OF
July, the 10th day of October, and the 10th
day Of January, in each year, oil money re-
ceived, or which ought to be received Dy
them to the use Of said proprietors. And
the pTOpTlctOTs VI every SuSu " nohSuousS
shall keep, free of charge to the planter, an
open policy ofinsurance upon their respective
warehouses sufficient to cover every loss by
| fire or water which any planter having to-
| bacco stored therein may sustain. ANY vio-
lstion of this provision, or failure on the
| part of such proprietors to provide for full
| insurance on such tobacco until sold, shall
make them linble to the owners thereof for
any damage Or loss that any planter may sus-
| tain by reason of any partial or total destruc-
ton Of said tobacco by fire or water"
| "53. Inspectors Of tobacco shall annually
| return to the Auditor of Public Accounts an
account, on oath, of all money received, OF
| which ought to be received, by them for the
State within the year ending the Both day ol
September; and they shall, before the 10th
day of October, pay into the treasury al
| balances due to the State on such account
| The said account shall state the number o
| hogsheads, casks, or parcels of tobacco re
ceiyed and delivered out during the year
and the amount of insurance covering plant
ers' tobacco" .....'. ...
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CoNvIcrs RECEIVED AT TIE PEEIrEHrrAaY.
The following eonvicts were received at The
penitentiary from King George county yes
terday: Henry Scott, ouse-breaking, two
years; and The following for robbery: Levi
Rogers, eight years; Washington PulIy, five
years; Charles Booker, five years; Edwin
scatcher, FIVE years; William johnson, five
years William Henry, five years. These
parties belonged to an organized band OF
robbers, who confined their operations to
depicting the fshiBg-shores and houses on
the banks of the Potomac river.
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+ With their usual promptness in such matters
Messrs. E. 3. SPENCE & Son have put In their
spring styles Of CLOTHS, CAssgNEREs, and VEST
INGs. Their selections for the spring season are
beautiful and suacicntlY varied to suit the fancy
Of any reasonable taste. With their corps of ex.
cellent cutters End workmen Messrs.. SPENCE 4
soy win be cuahledso give satisfaction both as 70
4 ft, style. and nrica i1 .s=...
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TRANSFER PRNTlNG-IHKs-Inralua to rail-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mer.
chants, manufacturers, and Others. They are en-
during and changeless, and win copy sharp ane
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having Just
received a fresh SUPPLY Of these inks we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
Drfrps-
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The THEATRE.-The Fox & Denier Panic.
mime Troupe continue to attract quite large
audiences. notwithstanding, the very incle-
mept weather. Last night the performance
attracted good deal of interest and afforded
considerable amusement. Of course there
were not many ladies present. The enter
tainment will be repeated tonight, and to-
morrow. afternoon a grand matinee is an
nOunced.
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THOSE LADIES' WHO FAN. TO ATTEND tb,
great auction sale now being held at E. p
oazSsHAw's salesroom, 1870 Main street, vii
miss TIE greatest chanoe, 70 buy bargains tina
has been offered for years to the people of .hi!
city. The sale viii continue but q few day.
longer. All goods arc guaranteed TO be as repre-
seEted, or the money refunded. Country merchants
are especially invited to attend this SALE Sale COM
imences at 10 O'Clock.
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POLICE COURT, THURsDAY-Justice Cre'c.
John A. McCaul and William Andrews,
charged with violating the city ordinance
against fast driving, were discharged.
Dallas Branch, Francis Morris, Abram
Clarke, aud Beverly Robinson, thieves and
yagrants, were required to give security for
good behavior.
Mary Id. Smith, a vagrant, was sent to
iail for six months in default of surety.
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DoNes OF THE GRAND JURY Yesterday
The grand jury of the Hastings Court
Peyton Wise foreman-assembled again yes
terday morning, according to adjournment,
and returned the following true bills: One
against William Winston, for burglary one
against John B. Renan, for forgery, and one
against William Henry Mitchell. for house,
breaking and grand larceny. The grand
i,Iry we're then discharged.
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"THE BLIND MAN ELoouENr."-Rev. w.
Fl. Milburn will lecture on as. s. Prentiss,
the orator and poet, Americas mest elo-
quent son." at the rooms of the Young
Mems Christian Association, Saturday night
at O'Clock ! ----- ------- - ----t
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SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.-Yesterday JUS
tice Crew sent to the grand jury William
Henry Mitchell, charged with felonlously
breaking and entering in the night the store
of William L. Lunsford and stealing sundry
articles of clothing, boots and shoes, amosnt-
ing in value to $50.
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WARRANT OF RENDITION. Governor Kem-
Per yesterday issued warrant of rendition
for the surrender to 8. E. Mason, sheriff of
Worcester county, Md, Of Alfred Townsend,
charged with assault. The accused is now
In confinement In the jail of Accomac county,
| In this State. =
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rprpsoNaI.-Mr. Max. Heyman and vile
Of this city returned yesterday from Europe;
Colonel David b. PARKER. late Uniteo
States marshal for this district, iels lne clsy
yesterday with bis famay tor Ne"aS' n;
j., where be has eugaged IN ous'ness ANU
win hereafter reside.
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LOST. sTRAYED, DE.

TAKEN UP IN MY OAT-PATCH, NS
on the 9Th OF april, PALE-REDG4.
BUFFALO COW, with fork In each ear ana 4, 2
leather strap around her neck. me owner wiz wiz
cost. or she Will be dealt with according TO law.
Vs. - 0"~ -, GEORGE X. CONWAY,
,n1o-1t+ DogwoOd, on Hardy street.
TIsTRAYED, from No. 107 Franklin ESs
II street. n small RsD-AND-W BITE -.
BTFFALU cow, with 4 leather collar marked ~
above. Any person returning tue Sanho WIN "e is
"arusu m,NwuoSn. April 9. 1874. ap 10-1tf
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NATURAL MINERAL WATERs.-Congress Wa
ter, Hathorn Water, German Seltzer Water, i'm
ported Vichy Water, Frederick shall Bitter Water,
and Wallawhatoola Alum Water.
L. WAGNER, Druggist,
- Sixth and BROAD streets.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr, THuBs.
DAY.-Judge r. ". Hughes presiding.-
following jurors were sworn in: Isaac Her.
rick, Edward Camp, A. L. Hill, M. G. Dunn,
Daniel Dunlop, Jaues T. Sutton, Jr., Spicer
Cudette, j. A. Clayton, j. T. Hull, George
Schoven, Hugh S. Doggett, and J. S. Egg
born.
Several lots of tobacco libelled for viola.
ton Of the internal revenue law were con,
demned in due form.
In the matter of r. H. Moss & Brothers,
bankrup,s: Upon consideration Of report oi
Commissioner N. T. Green, and exceptions
thereto, &C., it was ordered that said report
be recommitted, With instructions to reform
bis report according to the testimony that
may be produced before him. Also, that
said commissioner inquire and report who
are entitled to the various liens upon the
estate of the said bankrupt.
In the matter of Stephen D. Brown, bank.
rupt Order for the assignee to report re.
ceipts and disbursements to the register.
In the matter Of II. B. P. Pool, order for
sale of certain personal property.
In the matter of n. P. Luck, order for
exemption of $500 as against the judgment
creditors.
In the matter of George W. Anderson,
bankrupt, it was ordered that George W. An.
derson and Sarah j., his wife, and c. Band
John Gardner, assignees of the said George
w. Anderson, convey to Joseph Kent the
100 acres of land claimed in said Kent's pc.
tition. In the event of their failure to make
such deed within thirty days, then John N.
Lyle is appointed special commissioner so to
do.
In matter of William R. Fisher, bankrupt,
upon application of John AddisoD,a creditor
of said bankrupt, it was ordered that all the
papers in the case be transferred from the
court setting in Richmond to the court set
ting at Norfolk, and from Register Waltman
to Register Foster. :,
In the matter of William H. Martin, bank
rspt, common order asked for to sell real es-
tate. Objection made by j. n. Stubbs
upon the ground that the bankrupt is
entitled to receive besides the State ex-
emption the sum Of $500, even if taken
out of the proceeds Of real estate
while the land is given in by the bankrupt
to be valued at $500, yet really it will not
sell for $500. Mr.. Stubbs asked that the
court approve the report of John 4. Band,
assignee, in eXempting the property. Ihe
court ordered sale of bankrupt's real estate,
and the deposit of the proceeds to await fur
ther orders. ......
In the matter of r. 81. Dibrell, bankrupt;
papers we're submitted for final discharge
In the matter Of Frederick Perkins, bank
rupt; Benjamin Henson and Jas. NJ. Tricc
Judgment creditors, through their attorney
John Hunter, ,Ir., Esq, except to the report
and bill Of costs OF the assignee, Jacob Cohn
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THE PrCKwIcK PHARMACY, S32 MAIN STREET,
between Eighth and Ninth, Is now open, with new
fixtures aud new stock Of drugs, medicines. per-
fumery, and toilet articles. Particular attention
paid TO compoundng physicians prescriptions and
family receipts. A. y. BLISS, Proprietor.
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Brsr1Fss CorET.-Jud.e Guigon was un'
able TO be at his court yesterday on account
of sickness. Judge Wexford presided in bis
absence. The case CT Madison Enroughty
Henry Jordan. and Thomas Oakley was part.
" heard. The evidence will be continued
fo.f}Yy
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I have analysed the whiskey known under the
brand Of "B-Select," controlled by Messrs. Wall
TER D. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
free from fusiI oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend its use for medicinal aud family purposes.
j. b. HCCAw, NJ. D.,
Late Professor of Chemistry Medical College Of
Virginia. r.+
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a SPLENDID COLLECTION OF FUcHIAs Tor La
dy's Ear-Drops). In bloom, at MoRToS's garden,
corner Main and Reservoir streets.
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Grand total, 10000 gifts, all cash. ..s2oO,OoO
Whole tickets, S5; half tickets, $3.50. Club
rates tickets for $50; 20 tickets for II 90.
Tickets can be had at P. WEIstGER & CO.'S hat
store, 1901 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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COMPANY D, ,STONEWALL GUARDE
" Assemble ut armory THIS hu rsdsy) andy
TOMORROW (Frid,yl EVENING at 8 O'Clock, Y
with arms, but without uniforms, for drill. III
Assemble AZ ar1nory SATURDAY EVENING,
armed and equipped. to attend an advertisement,
and afterwards return 70 armory for drill.
Assemble Ut arTnory MONDAY MORNING, 18th
instant, al 10 O'Clock, for public parade and celt-
bration of anniversary.
Members will put arms in good order for inspec-
on. and before drill saturday eveniDgl report at
kedfori's hat store, next TO corner or Teurh and
Main streets, 10 get new caps. ~
Recruits proposing 10 join the company will re-
port to the Captaiu for uniforms and arms before
Saturday evening BY order Of Captain EARRING
TON. w. q. TAYLOR,
ap o-3t ...# Orderly Sergeant.
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TRANSFER PRINTIyG-INKs for copying letter
headings, statements, way-hills &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary letterpress book. send your orders
for printing in these inks, and for oil other descp-
uoRs Of printing, to the DisD0tch Printing House
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.-AceordinSt to
officials received, all Nos from to 2,6l7, ano
from A7.61s to 10000 are approximations, and
viii be cashed at my office If presented on or before
April 29th. A.. ECU hhh'
900 Bank street.
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CRY CONSERVATIVE CohAITrEE.-A meet
Ing OF the members of the City Conserva-
tive Committee was held last night. Some
business Of party interest was transacted.
Friday night of each week after this week
was adopted as the time for the regular
meetings Of the committee.
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For GILL1AK's WINEsAP tput up in dnfoa and
square bocks) and other popular brands Of tobacco
and fine cigars, call at SCHAAP's, 1AO2 Main street.
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FLOWERS, FLowERs, FLowKRs.-The largest
collection Of lants ever offered In this city at MoR-
TONS garden, corner Of Main and Reservoir
streets.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs win copy clear and
distinct for anindenite period of time. Send your
orders for work to be done In these inks to the Dis.
patch Printing-House.
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THE SCHOONER ALLIE OAKEs, from kockhncs
haa arrived, and those who have oeen waiting tof
Rocklind lime and those fne table po.atoes' can
be supplied By calling on As' LEE, Aoo Sns'h'a
street, near Danyiile depot
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CHARLOTTE CUsHHAE.-The management
OF the Richmond Theatre are selling the
Cushman tickets very rapidly without any
extra charge.
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THE DRAWING IN THE GRAND MASONIC GIPT
ENTERPRISE at Norfolk, Will take place May 5th'
positively. Tickets can be had at 2. WEls1GEIa
& Co. IS hat store, 1901 Main street, Richmond
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AFTER YE HEAR THE MUSIC OF THE oLDES
TINES at Assembly Hall tonight, PIZzIN1's saloon
v IL! he open TO furnish ye beauI and sweethearts
with ice-creams, ices, and cakes, and other gooe
things In hin line.
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WANTED. PURCHASERS for BUILD
" iNG.PLASrERING. and PAVING SAND.
A.. HAULING WANTED for carts or wagons.
-, NJ I.3 Eighth street, corner OF Canal, over
,,~..r.,,f.rt RICHARD G. MOkklSS.
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CHnDRES's STRIPED COTTON HOSE in great va
riety; ladies' underwear, large assortment al
IJULIUs MEYERS, 603 Broad street
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THE oNE-PRIcE CASH SYSTEM is the plan upos
which LEVY BROTHERS conduct their business
and those who have the cash TO purchase with hns
Thar they make great save. r4
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TOR RENT. TWO SMALL BRICK O.
L DWELLINGS at The southeast corner ofts.I
,a;h.r!4e and Gilmer streets, containing three
-,oals each; and brick Kitchens with Two rooms
,,E-s!I ~ Which have recently been thoroughly
r.ra.rrG with nnt well Of water on the premises.
Ai-t. TWO NEW TWO-ST0RY BRICK TENE-
MENI> on the south side OF Lsl2h, het~efn Gil
I - .;!t ,!ra!la.n streets. and TWO NEW ONE
STORY ffANEp TESEMEST>. .eadjotnfng the
a,.oyr. c"Etainirg three rooms each. Apply TO
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR s. son,
- i0-Sr Eaal Eslate Agents and AuCtioneerS.
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LUk RENT, 3 FARM about twoEa
4 :a!t:> from Richmond, with about 1oOIz:A
a,-. 70; a.-hl, land. Soil aud buildings good kent
D." - careful tcuant. Possession az once. Apply
:. j. l.. APPERSON,
,;f 81. Real Estate Agent.
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THE GREAT SALE OF CHEAP DRY GOODS VIII be
continued from day to day at LEVY BROTHERS.
You can buy Jus: what you wan, in style, quantity,
aud nnalfty.
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Levy BROTHERS, purchasing their goods in
Large quantities from first hands, are enabled to
offer extra inducements to purchasers Of dry goods
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LEVY BROTHERS continue to offer great hsis hls
I'm neck -scarfs for ladies. They are se''Ds in"o'
STYLES NJ less than half their value.