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[CommunicatedI
For Sergeant.at-Arrns Of the House OF
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[Communicated.l
For Sergeant.at-Arrns Of the House OF
~ Delegates.
We; take great pleasure in calling the at
tention of the members Of the Legislature
to Major James C. Hill, of Albemarle. for
the office of Sergeantat-Arms OF the House
of Delegates. ..3. + lt,.,r,. ;.
Msior Hill was doing prosperous busi-
ness as a merchant iu Albemarle when the
late war broke out, having previously been
member of the firm Of Breeden q Fox, Of
this city. At, the very commencement Of
hostilities Major Hill raised a company Of
volunteers, and served with conspicuous and
signal gallantry until the summer OF 1884
when be was dangerously and seriously
wounded and compelled to retire from the
service. A, sleeveless arm attests his bravery
and patriotic sacrifice. ~
!, Since, the, war he. was o member OF tht
Legislature for four years, from Albemarle,
exertipg q commanding influence 10 tina
body alike from the force Of. his intellect an6
personal character. - -, <....,
Msjor Hill has 'itroops Of friends .
throughout the. State. to hom his succes!
will be gratifying, and We hopeis will be th.
pleasure OF the. Legislature to confer the OF
tice on one who so highly deserves it, ant
who will discharge its dnties with the Ut
most efficiency. -. = -
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LOCAL MATTERS.

r,sr SrxoAr.-Abous half.past IL O'Clock
SnnIay morning MIR. Clement Brooke, pro.
nr;r,or OF the ladies' underwear manufac-
i"Ir r, no. 4i14 Msin street tup.stairsA, upon
@npc into bis pattern-room found The place
s sT~G wrh smoke. He Immediately ran
h"9 h"wn ia,o the street. intending to give an
sI,rm Of IRE. but Policeman farster and Mr..
u. :. Payuter. of the Western Union
T.rrrrarh Company, insisted on seeing the
49, before the alarm was turned IN. Upon
"ong iH.o the pattern.room they found that
;Er far,cs were spreading rapidly, but oy
t1rd work and with the aid of citizens
,Sey rx;inguhhed them without calling
,rt the Fire Brigade. 1t was ascerta'ned
,Es, @ there had been long line of paper
n,,ie-Es hung against wall, and that the
staye.ppe had parted at one OF the joints and
,nc sp4.ks fallen upon some Of the patterns,
,sr,ir- them atire. The patterns and con-
,,dersble quantity of lace and fine goods
vryc destroyed. and several sewing.
were badly damaged. Many of the patterns
Mr., Brooke says he cannot replace at any
n,ice. His whole loss he estimates at s. 800
uuon which there is aD insurance OF seven OF
ciaht hundred dollars in the London, Liver.
pool and Globe office.
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4 CoLoRED SINNER IN TIE WRONG Pew
Sunday morning during the services at St.
Marks Episcopal church colored man
walked In and took seat in pew In the
middle aisle. The sexton informed him that
there was a gallery set apart for colosed peo-
pie, and that there vas also church for CO.
iored people near TO hand, but the intruder de.
clared that he was satisfied. He was allowed
to remain uudisturbed. He was evidently
under the mistaken impression that the civil.
rights bill gave him the privilege Of q seat
10 the church along with the white people.
His name was not ascertained, but he said
that he was from Minnesota. .r-i
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PERsoEAL.-The Board of Trustees OF
thurman University, South Caroiins, have
recently conferred the degree of doctor OF
divinity on Rev. j. c. HideD, OF Green
vile, S. C. Educated at the Virginia Mill
tary Institute and the University OF Yir-
ginia, DR.. Hiden has many friends in his ma.
tive State who will hear with pleasure OF
this welLmeFited honor. N
Jesse f. heesee, formerly Assistant City
Treasurer, after an absence of more than
twelve months on account of sickness, has
so far recovered that on yesterday he called
a. his old office, on Eleventh street. He was
warmly greeted by many friends. Is$~&
Hon. AZ B. Cochran, senator from Au.
gus:a, arrived last evening, and Is stopping
ct Mrs j. B. Gentry's, No. 494 Twelfth
street.
Judge Hughes has gone to Norfolk and
Jodge Bond to Raleigh, n. G.
Captain q. Hampdep ;Chamberlsyne, Of the
Norfolk Yirgiaian; Colonel e. T. Critten-
den, OF Culpeper; and General james A.
atEcf, Of Pulaski, are at The Exchange.
Messrs. Rose aud McElung, who were
eoiamittee-clerks OF the House last year, are
II The city. sizes te.-.@t-
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SACRED Music ar TIE BAsLARD HoUsg.--
Mss Adelaide Phillips, Miss Matilde Phil
ipEs, Miss Colyiile, and Messrs. Karl, Taglis.
pietra, and other members of The Phillips
Opera Company, on Sunday afternoon gath
e'ed iE ihe pay:or; OF the Ballard House, and
10 The delight OF numerous guests aud visi-
tors sUDg number Of pieces of sacred mu.
SIC and selections from operas.
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The IMBopES.JoHNsoN DIfFIcULTY-ARRi-
VAL OF Mr.. FRANKLiS STsARNs.-Mr. Frank
lin S;earps, one o! the delegation appointed
by the Governor to the Pacific Railroad Con-
yrntiou which met ip st. Louis last week,
returned 10 the city yesterday. Mr.. Stearns
stated TO q Dispatch reporter who called
upon him that be left General Imboden and
the other members Of the Virginia delega-
ton in St. Louis. He said he knew very
little of the affray which occurred between
Generals johnson and 1mboden, and there
fore would rather not say anything about
it. He further said that there was no truth
whatever in the report that Generai 5ohnson
had Inflicted several wounds upon General
Imb0den's face. On the contrary, he thought
General Imboden was the fnest-looking man
in The Convention, and bis handsome appear
arce was much commented upon by the clti.
zen, Of St. Louis. Mr.. Stearns thought that
General Imboden would reach the city to-
day in company with the other members OF
the Richmond delegation.
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Tuc FlsE YESTERDAY MoRSlNG.-Ab bout
I O'clock yesterday morning the gro.
cery store OF a colored man named Camp
Williaus, on the corner OF st. Peter ano
Charity streets, was found to be on hre. An
alarm was turned in at Bcx 10, which was
promptly responded to by the Fire Depart
meul. Notwithstanding the strenuous ex'
erlions of the tiremen the house, together
With the rntire stock. WAS totally destroyed,
There was no insurance on the house. The
stock was insured in the Granite Insurance
Contrary for FIVE hundred dollars.
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The FAIR At rHE FIRST AFaIcAS CHCRcH.
The Fair at the First African church opened
a lat evening with very large attendance.
The rooms are very neally and tasteuhy de-
corated with eyergreens, Snd the tables are
Wen supplied With useful aftlcies age o
plenty Of nice things TO eat, g
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THE New Superintendent OF TEE EASTERN
LrxA!iC AsYLuM.-Dr. Harvey Black, OF
Montgomery county, recently elected super
intendent of the Eastern Lunatic Asylum,
arrived in the city yesterday evening, and
will this morning leave for Williamsburg.
He says that be was greatly astonished when
be received information Of his election, as he
knew only one member of the board of di.
rectors (Dr. Senple); was not candidate for
the superntendency, and never thought OF
being. In view of The high compliment paid
hn, he, hswever. thinks it bis duty to give
the offer full consideration, and he therefore
proposes to visit Williamsburg and to see
what his duties are to be and learn the de.
sirableness of the place.
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sAaEs or REaL .EsTATE.-Geerge E. Craw'
lord real estate agent, No. h05 Bank street
has sold the weiLknoYn farm !" WI ilson's
Lsndinga for eig h thousand dollars. Also
the adjoining farm, ""Stnrgeoa Point" Mr.
Crawford is now iE New YoEs- negotiating
the sale Of other Virginia property. MAJOR
"assettr, who is associated wkh him, viii
receive and forward any commnaications IN
regard to Virginia lands.
Messrs. Bronaugh g. Taylor, OF Manches.
ter. bave sold six hundred and two acres {ol
land in the uoper portioI OF Chesterfield, on
The Appomattox river, for two thousand Two
huodred and df:y.seYen dollars asd fifty
n
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ts CANTON INSIDE LINE.na
NEW FAST FREIGHT ROUTE EETWEEN
RIcHMoND AND rHILADEhPHlA

On and after OCTOBER 1sr the splendid iron
steamers OF sEirs hne viii leave RIchnopd TUGS.
DAYS, THURSDAYA, and SATUADAYS from
POwhataIi Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
Twenty-second AID Dock streets, Close cons
neciion each trip al Canton, Nd, fEast Kafsfmore)
with tle PlailalIeiphiay Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company foe Phtiadelphif
g 800 SPECIAL kpvAETAGK6.5s 5sgssl 80. II n
All freight by this ifue covered hy Ere and na!fr6
tnsurance free OF cost No docxage charged as
Is iie quickest line between ana Rsc-
Srsights ordered By this i,no: should be married
9 Canton Inside Line,,' and sent 10 Che Philxdet-
phia, Wilmington and BaItinore dcpot. Phiaael.
phia. ~, !. j. 80. a,,a p,cy,.
-~>'' ' : i - Z. b. ,fkTuM, Agrpf.
~ once is Twenty. second snd Dock streats
aud 40. sos Main. strtet sor to
q, x. - q .wJT son. Gef,erai Fnessbs a eenst
PhiladeiphIa, W,lmington and Baltimors kshToood,
Phiiade,pffa. - az - s5ssl y ".
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovEREoR.-Mr.
Charles II. Petit was yesterday appointed
inspector of -four for Fredericksburg, and
William S. Cook inspector Of lumber for
Portsmouth.
The following gentlemen were appointed
board of military examiners for the coun-
ties Of Patrick and Henry Captain &. Il.
Griggs. of Martinsvile; Captain Charles D.
Lee aad Dr.. w. D. Brengle, of Ridgeway.
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aoYERHoR,s MESSAGE.

Police CeURT. .YEsTEgDAY--Justiee Joseph
JWhise presiding. = George seIden,{ {coloredJ
was fined five dollars for assaulting and beat
ing Amelia Brooks. George was also ar.
raigned forsdisturbfng the peace Of another
family, but got off With a reprimand on this
charge, $ss 5ss55s :s5- ss
John Thomas was sent to Jail with fabor
for ninety days for assaulting and beating a.
a. Lewis. IA
Thomas Randolph (colored) was fined one
dollar for creating disturbance In the
street. ~ ~
Robert Foster (colored) was sent to JAIL for
thirty days for stealing a quilt from Maria
Booker. iy
Cyrus Anderson was sent to Jail for sixty
days for stesllng hat from Thomas a. Sey.
mour. ~
Richard Thomas (cclored) was fined one
dollar for fighting in the Market square.
Charles Gray (colored) was fined one dol.
lar for using profane language in the street
Emma Bennett (colored), for stealing .
shawl from Hyman Hutzler, was found
guilty Of petit larceny and sent to Jail for tfif
teen DAYS. - - .14
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CONCERT AT AsHLAsD.-The Eureka Quar-.
tette have been invited, and have accepted
the invitation, to give concert at Ashland
at an early day for the benefit OF the Metho
dist church at that place. .z-,.
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ASSEMBLY HALr.-Assembly Hall will be
opened again tonight, and o dramatic com.
bination will present an Irish play entitled
6 Er En- Drath; or, Arline's Birthday.
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STOLEN GROCERIES. = Sergeant Folkes ar
rested Margaret Donahoe last night, charged
on search.warrapt:w with having in her posses
sion lot of coffee, tea, and two buckets ol
appie-butter, the property Of some person
unknown. 'f1t7 81
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Cry CIRCUIT CouRT.-In the City Circuit
Court yesterday the case Of c. Wendlinger
us. B. B. Van Buren was tried, and verdict
for defendant rendered.
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DEAD CHILD.-The body Of white female
child was found floating Ia the river near
Rockets last evening. An inquest will be
held this afternoon. ~
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8 WE HAVE FRkQuEaTLY heard mothers say they
wsoald not be without Mrs. WIysLow's sooTHING
syrup from The birth OF the child until 1T has FIN.
ished with teething siege on any consideration
whatever. It gives su infant troubled With collie
pains quiet sleep, and It's parents rest az
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/, THE aPRDE OF KEY WRsr CIGAR, con-
troIled by Messss. w. d. BLAIR & Co., is very SUI
pertor, and the prizes very low. Very liberal dis
oo,,nf ~ rho frado
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ExTRAcT Of report from the celebrated physician
Erasmus Wilson; or London, Eng: - = 'sseye-
raj severe cases: of consumption have come under
my observation that have been cured By the timely
use or 1LrEBiG's LIQUID ExTRAcT OF BEEF AND
roNIc .ss-
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Coa1ArssIoS MRKcHxNrs4-Wes solicit ynuror.
gers ior printing, or q call at amy Tina yea mar
VISA 20 see specimens or os ain estimates, feeling
assured that ft Will be 10 yor,r a3yansase. 8 ~
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.,-r,,,y NOVEMBER 80, 1875,
wgArHxs To.DsS.--The probabilities
sre hss It 'ata DC co'& an and partly esosds'--
<;i,Iy rain and saosS..~

re.ruyR YESTERDAY was partly clear
ist ai,osant Az night it was very cold, with
ara %;,h winds freua .he north and west.
Tps T;r weather on Sunday wss clear aaa coo''
sa,ge Of Ter,aoa .sfa aa aI 5ss SSf0'
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VIZ WANT 70 nfPREss ON TIE MrSrs OF All oar
reasess that tliey snauld 70 70 R0scnEN,s 70 buy
tneir boots sas s sraaks, anip tlse-, 6geaa,fb1
Broad s9rsc. s. ~.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done OF the
DIsPATcH pRrsTISa-HousE. Good Hork, loW e''
prices. and satisfaction guaranteed.
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Z LADIES who use gpoo1ssilk for hand or machine
sewing win find the EURnKA all that Is required
Try 4. >: 81 sJG& II 10 ~ ,gk n
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REsTAURAMTss.
ASHHxAV AGoe =
ADIESs RESTAURANT ON xA -
! BsnAD sTRERT. Z, al 80

/ shall eoniinne the RESTAuRART 49, &.
openI dnritg Fair Vses aad Tia e gIeEnTed ~. 20
az pI1y hour of the5 day. and until . late hour az
niri,r.;s In . few days viii pc prepared 20 EsxI-
NATE FOR MEATsUPrEEs in any desired st5ts-sIS s5-S
Sayfnc made arra,Iesrnenss for ahe most approved
cooking apparatus and i No. Icock. .
j FRIED OYSTERS in boxes LuNShEs sent
sanina to be suss ssinsd In my effort 70 establish
on, The iilI rhere !adies WIN gr
without entlemen Can DO scfged Hta
Irona2e n Difksy ~, I'll tss - 49,, 81
mo " Is ,xt 0ioa4 -tses< Aase< z
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UasPArCH HoUsR.-U Unsurpassed fAr
ciliaes for the prompt execution cf su nnds es
su.ntlug. Orders nlled promptly and a lon prizes.
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60 10 HERMAN BoscHEa q BsoTHER's TO have
your shoes or roots made. a OF guaranteed.
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& PEARS, GRAPES, and o.her luscious fruits at PIz.
znsr1s, VI y, -
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!" RIcHMoND, VA, Nov. 70.

r hICHAOAD, a, NOV. 70.
"please send ME the sum of FIVE Dollars as
quick as possible. =. WNaFIgLD."
The forged order was taken by Cabell to
Mr.. Wiugfeld's residence and presented to
his wife, who gave him the full amount,
thinking the order was genuine, and as the
handwriting resembled Mr.. Wingield's.
After .Caben was arrested he made oath
that he bought the order from Frank Thomas,
and he was also arrested on the charge OF
forging the order.
The cases will probably be investigated this
morninp.
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nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP 1egReh
" COMPANY. sfifsa
FOR NEW YORK.

This company viii dispatch one Of their splendid
steamers-OLD DOMINION, WYAEORE, lSAAO
BELL, RICHMOND, aud GEOkGE.W.E ELDfh-
every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUNDAY at nlgh
water.
These ships are entirely new, aud were built ex-
pressy for. this route. glz ~. stt ,ls558f
They have splendid saloons, and BATH
rooms. ~ 1asS 4Ei 2 tl- .f1ts
j The fare, accommodations, and attentions are I'M
Goods shipped By this line are landed regularly
at New York on the company's covered pier, ~
North river. .fst1s 81 Ett.5xs Il Es - - tjs
with dispatch, ana NO charge made except actual
freight received until 8 II. ID. daily.
For further information apply 10
-ssa GEORGE W.ALLEN d CO., Agents, z.
nv 70 office Comrapy,s Wharveg RockettS.
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lave anaiyzed The Whsshey Known under m.
erand OF : sxLEcr, y controlled by Messra war.
1ER y. D.BIAIR Co., Richmond d, Va, and and. n
FREE FRoA rusn oIL and other iupurittes ana
Iecommena its use for metfeinai aud family uur.
poses. =; d. 'B. MeGxw; II. ID, !;
iLalc Professor Of; Chemistry,
Ss5, ia .5a.i a., Medical College OF Va. Il
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oYsTEas--ths finest Lynnhaven ba5-at Piz-
ZINi,ss 81 Stffii sI 5ns s-f5s z 1 go 49,
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STOREHOUsEs FOR RENT IN a
- DANYILLE.-I offer for rent or lease ~
FOIJR STOREROOMS In the new three-story, iroG-
front building, Just completed o Main street. Dam
ye egby located IN the s.nsse e. ne business n 81
hnn, an by "a feet and SO OF them 30 by 20 Feet
win be fitted up With sbf Ives 90 suit the business
fer which they shall be used Possession giyS q I'M.
mediatsIr Address g. v. FACE, ~
no aa.bt Iss ssRGl gDanville, Va:
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. MAR ~ sIi1AIIow- and 90 MID
tnat 1hsy win melt in the mouth, al P1zzIH,is.
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CANDY made Of The best surar Il rlzzrs,,s.
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EoR RENT, DESIRABLE BRICK a.
Il TENEMENT on Leigh street between H:a
fifth and Sixth streets; eIx rooms; kitchen, &C,
Price, $500 per year.
: Also. Convenient BETCK TENEMENT on Seg-
enth street between Clay and Leigh streets eight
rooms: Kitchen cuiverts, closets, &e. Price, S40O.
Possession at once. ..z.-. HQBs hT B. lyme.
No an. I'm. Tn. FS4t Real Estate Agent.
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT, that desirable T RU C K,
a FARM near MechanicsYille turnpike, only
four miles from Ricbmond good dwelling, stable,
and water near house containing s1XTY-SEVEN
K0BERT B. LYME,
no 30.3t ~ Z. Real Estate Agent
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ALLEGED FoRGERY.-A negro man named
Cabell Carter was arrested and lodged in the
Second station.house yesterday, charged
with unlawfulIy and feloniously forging the
name of Edward Wingfeld, and thereby OBJ
tanning S5 under false pretences. The order
alleged to have been forged is written as fol.
lows:
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3. v. Lsnn, Danville; &. s. Brown, Frank.

lin. s. a 2 a
The following ars registered at the St.
james ii. G. Wood, Scott county !; d. a.
Witcher. PittsYlvanla Ira p. Robinett,
Scott James Arthur, Bedford; .. 81. Fea-
Etherston. n.sAppomattox; William Smith, Fau-
Fquler D.. O. Fowler, Bristol.
Some other members are doubtless In the
city, stopping at private houses.
~ GOVERNORS RECEPTION.
After the nnelises tonight the members
VIII call upon the Governor and pay him
their respects.
.,ss5ts THE sgN1r0RsHIP.
II is likely that the bslloting for Conserve
tive nomiIee for United States senator will
commence In caucus as soon Dis the two
houses are ofgauiz ID and nominations for
State officers made. ,:5 .Ii.3,.. l. II
aeyERsoR's MESSAGE.
The message OF Governor Kemper TO the
General Assembly has been completed, and
viii be presented to-morrow as soon as the
two houses are organized and ready 70 res
ceiye It. eAii Of Governor Kempe,s mes.
ssges haye commanded the peoples atten.
tiop, and there isreason to believe that there
Is matter 10 this that will awaken more than
ordinary interest. 81 Z: Il Co.,, 80. - Fl
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PIzzfnr has the finest pastry In ,ha city. 6
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EOR RENT, A NICE FARM, contain
1t ing about sixty acIe.,--frst. class improve
ments-about one and half miles from the city.
no 3O.eodlw sffsEse's s.-S r. ID. EACHO. s
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EOR BENT, A SMALL FRAMED R
E HOUSE on Franklin near Fifth street. Ii
Possession at once. Apply TO r. ID. EACHo.
No 2N.2t f1-t-a=& So z
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EoR RENT, THREE CONN NECTING IN
T ROOMS on second floor, newly painted E:I
and papered, with two closets attached. Both gas
and uater on The premi es; also, nice Kitchen ana
coal house. Apply at 3O6 Nineteenth street, be-
tween Broad and Marshall. References e1chang O..
Rent exceedingly low. no 30-lt$s
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TOR RENT. A SMALL FRAMED MA
II g0IJSE on east Ninth street mo. 706). EEY
Possession at once. Apply to E. d. EAcHO.
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ErOR RENT, DWELLING No. 105 EsAA
4 Baker street, opposite public school; five H!5
rooms lust put in nice order. Price, $15 per
month"; fno 3O-3iI GRUBBS q WfLLlAMs--
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T1OR RENT, DESIRABLE BRICK GA
T TENEMENT, on Seventh: between Clay -
and Leigh streets eight FOODS; Kitchen, &c. gas
and water, Price, $4O0. Apply TO. 70 gt Il
anu ''>'s. :. : ts,>1s. ROBERT B. LYME -
oe oo5At RAar Estate Agent. Z
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TOR RENT, BRICK REsIDENCEaa
II Mo- IL south First street. dwelling Win - f.
Tor an the pr. uaises Rent low Apply 20 -.
80 - - - - GRUBHS q WILLIAMS,
!, - on ~ Tlsy - SIfais R..aI Rstase Agents
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EOR RENT, A. VERY DE5lR ABLE
Il STORE on Main street below ~. Charles lza
Hotel NO. 15lO) suitable for q grocery or any
light business. Possession at cnce Apply to
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-30

TOR RENT, FoUR DESIRABLE Ess
n ROOMS on second floor, kitchen, and ser. G.X
yant,saccommOdaious, at No. northwest c1s OF
ner Of Clay and Secetd sIeets. Apply Sn on a,N ne