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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-21

DETECTIVE KNOX ARREsrING THIEVES IN
NELsoN.-During the last week some ex-
citement was created in Nelson county by
several negroes breaking into Mr. John o..
PowelPs storehouse and stealing about $500
worth Of goods. Mr.; Powell determined
to ferret out the guilty parties if possible,
and to accomplish this he wrote to Rich
mond and employed the services OF AIR.
William F. Knox, OF the firm Of Dabney q
Knox, detectives. He went upvery prompt
ly, and after maneuvring around in. his
own peculiar style started on the trail, and
tracked the parties some fifteen miles into
Albemarlc county. BE procured the SER
vices Of Mr.. William r. Bunch, constable
Of Albemarle county, who. Knox says, is all
o. r., and the equal Of any he ever had with
him anywhere. After securing the services
of Mr. Bunch both started out, and very
soon had their game in possession-viz.. !:
Landon Edwards and Robert Kidd, OF Al
rican persuasion. They also came upon u,
the stolen goods, the great bulk OF which
was hidden in the famous Green mountain.
The prisoners were committed to Jail.
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: ROLL OF HONOR AT THE RICHMOND HIGH
scHooL.-The following is list OF the
pupils on the roll OF honor at the Rich
mond High-school for this week: Senior
Class-Ida c. Cox, Clara V. Dearborn,
Ioulie Minetree, Laura Pecor. Intermedi-
ate Glass; Genevieve Adams, Mabel BUT
russ. rus Carrie Drew, Alice Ezekiel. Mamie
Lyon, Mary Nowlln, Lucy Powers, Ida +.
Ragland, Rachel Van Wort. Junior Glass-
Fannie Blake, Constance Cabell, Fannie
Cox. Stella Hagan, Julia Smith, Norah
Smith. Jennie Whittet, Fannie Wyatt, Lou
ise WYATT, Anna Woodson, Charles Bailey,
Murshall e. Ramos. Attendance for the
week g8 Der cent. II
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

The city is thoroughly aroused to the pre-
parations for the meeting and grand rally
to be held this evening, and il the clerk Of
the weather will only behave himself we
will have such demonstration as old Man
chester has never witnessed before. The
following Committee OF Arrangements has
been appointed for the occasion: S1essrs.
E. Gallagher, G. K. Macon, John r. Cog
bill, R. B. Taylor, Allen Bradley, William
F. Kidd, and John Matthews. The COM
mittee is requested to meet at Colonel Henry
Jordan's at 9 O'Clock this morning.
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POLICE COURT, Y .-Justlce
Joseph j. White presiding.-Beverly Will
liams was charged with unlawfully de-
frauding w. 81. Godsey OF the sum OF $50
in United States currency by playing at
cards in an ordinary on Fourteenth street,
kept by Peter Rowlett. The case was con-
tinued to the 24th instant. Accused was
bailed in the sum Of S10O. Peter RoWlett
was charged with permitting unlawful
gaming in his ordinary. His case was also
continued till the oath, and he was balled
in the sum of 5000. An attachments was Is
sued for Godsey. -
The cases against T. K. ,Lyon-one for
felony, one for mlsdemeanor-were contin-
ued till the 2Sth.
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W " Hh1'1V3Kk1 = S'3hS~obRU
State Agricultural Society OF Virginia.

INQUEST UroN THE BODY OF Mr.. JOHN
STRANG.-A jury OF inquest, consisting Of
Messrs. E. G. Crump, W. Fl. Atkinson, j.
H. Hockman, j. G. Laughton, G. F. Bur-
CESS, and George w. Folks, yesterday exam-
ined a number OF witnesses in the effort to
discover how Mr. John Strang came to his
death. Nothing beyond what has already
been published in this paper was elected.
The verdict was that Mr.. Srang " came to
his death, as we'll as the Jury can determine
from the evidence before them, by being
accidentally drowned on the night Of the
18th OF October, 1876"
The watch on the person Of the deceased
stopped at 11:30 O'Clock, which is about the
time he was drowned-as is supposed.
The funeral took place from DR.. Pres
toms church yesterday afternoon, and the
remains were inferred in Oakwood Gene
tery.
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The Taylor Case Decided.-The case Of
the Commonwealth Us. Taylor and others
was finished yesterday afternoon. The de-
PENDANTS were found guilty OF a misde-
meanor and fined 81 each, the law providing
that in such cases the fine should not be less
PENDANTS number about seven. An appeal
will be taken. .-
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Declined to Serve.-Mr. Pool, councilman
elect, has declined to serve, and it was ex.
pected that his successor would be elected
last evening; but owing to the absence OF a
quorum of the Council the election had to
be postponed.
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THE FAM AND THE CARS on BROAD
STREET. There seems to be an impression
abroad that this year the usual Fair-trains
will not be run on Broad street. One
branch Of the ,Council has already granted
the company perfaission to run steam en-
gines on Broad street, and the matter comes
up in. the other body ON Monday night next.
The following letters explain themselves:
RICH'D FREDERICKSBURG & PoToNAc r. B., }
GENERAL. SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
RICHMOND, Va, October Ia, 1915. }
Colonel C. W. Knight, President Agricultas-
rat Society:
Dear Sir,-I nm instructed by the Board
OF Directors to inform you that in accord
ance with your request, trains drawn by en-
gines will be run on Broad street during
Fair-week il the Council permit it. Very
truly yours, Z. Il. D. MYERS,
General Superintendent.
Dear Sir,-Permission has been granted
by the Council.
w. C. KNIGHT, President
State Agricultural Society Of Virginia.
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ERRONEOUS ASSESSMENTS - How THEY
MAY BE CORRECTED.-1n the Hastings Court
on Yesterday, Mr.. Isaac Davenport, through
his counsel, Mr.. c. U. Williams, moved the
court to correct the assessment upon his
propertv lying between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets, and fronting on the dock.
II appeared in evidence that the city assess
ment on this property was over S23,O0O, OF
which $3.50 was the assessed value OF the
buildings, and the rest was the assessed
value OF the grounds. Several witnesses
were examined who were dealers IN real
estate, who all agreed that about $4,000
would be liberal estimate OF the value OF
the ground, and that the buildings were
worthless. This property was sold one
year ago for $4,000, after several months
effort to make a better sale, which proved
| fruitless.
The City Attorney OR. Kelley resisted
the reduction OF the assessment on the
ground that the assessment was not erro-
neous within the meaning of the law.
He held that it was correct when made,
and il the value had been lessened
since by condition of affairs affecting pro-
perty in the city generally the remedy was
by general reassessment. which the Coun-
ell was authorized to order. He didn't
think that the law intended to allow persons
to come into court in the middle OF the year
to have their assessments reduced.
The Court took the case into consldera-
ton.
The decision is looked for with much ln-
terest. Anumber OF large property-oWners
will apply to the Council to order re-
assessment in the event that Judge Gul-
CONS construction OF the law will not per-
NIT them TO apply TO that tribunal for reduc-
ton Of assessments.
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CLAIMS AGAINST THE ATLANTIC, MIssIs-
sIPPI AND OaIo RAILRoAD.-Judge Bond
yesterday morning issued an order refer
ring to Mr.. M. +. Pleasants, master COM
missioner, the following claims against the
Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio railroad for
supplies furnished to the company for its
employees: Lee g. Taylor Brothers, &c.
52s.47; S. c. Hunt, $6,9O4.2S; Williams,
Urguhart g. Jennings, $4,069.9S; j. j.
Scott & Co., s1,113; Nowlin IL Hutcheson,
S557.0S; Van. & B. L. Taliaferro, $305.
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Our RICHMOND CLUBS FOR MANCHESTER
The Richmond Conservative clubs having
been invited to be present at the grand de-
monstration to be given at Manchester to-
night, it is hoped that there will be full
turnout to respond. The members wishing
to participate are expected to meet at the
X. X. X. rooms, on Main street above
Ninth, each one armed with new broom.
Citizens generally are also expected to par
ticipate with the same armament.
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Council Meeting.-Last evening was the
regular one for the regular semi-monthly
meeting OF the Council. After lengthy
time OF waiting the faithful few who had
braved the elements to be present justly
concluded that they had waited long enough
for quorum, and adjourned.
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DISPATCH PRINTIyG-HousE.-ln order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade we
have added q wc'-selected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cHINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAs'
OF WORK ut moderate figures and Ia the most expe
ditiouS manner.
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CE-CALL.-There was one ambu-
lance-call from First police-station yester-
day-a colored man named George was
taken sick on the street. He was left in the
care of his friends.
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IRON IN TIE BLOOD Colden's 'Liebigs Liquid
Extract Of Beef and Tonic Invgorator enriches the
blood aids digestion, cares dyspepsia nervousness,
debility, chis, fever, ague, and female complaints.
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Personal--Martin a. Harris, Of this city,
grand worthy patron of the Grand Section
Of Virginia, Cadets Of Temperance, will
leave the city for Danyille to attend the an
nual session OF the Grand Section, which
meets on the 23d instant (Monday). The
Grand Section will be in session several
dovs
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VIVIAN AT THE VIRGINIA OPaRA-HousE. -
On Monday night Wyman, tue Well-knoWn
wizard and yentriloquist, will commence an
engagement ut the Virginia Opera-House
Some of his gifts this year VIII q be deeds Ior
building lots located IN East Hanimo onsoh' y,
N. j., near Philadelphia. a.f:
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Roll of Honor.-The following is the last
weeks roll of honor for the Manchester
High-school (colored), Rev. N. Binga, Jr.,
principal: Margaret Perkins, Ada Johnson,
Margaret Harris, Horace Jackson, Randolph
Elliott -e--..--. u = - -.
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Getting etter.-sheppard Garret, who
had his leg broken in the collision on the
DanyilIe road on Saturday evening, is
rapidly improving. He is attended by DR..
Mnnfeirn 49, ------ - y -
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THE THEArRE-RIcHrNGs OPERA-On
Thursday the sale Of reserved seats for the
RichingsB Bernard opera commenced at
Wyatt's, and the indications are that there
will be fine audience every night during
the engagement and at the Saturday matt
nee. The company is composed Of excel
lent material. The tenor, bass, and con-
tralto are said to be amongst the best in any
English-opera troupe. The advent OF Mrs.
Richings- -Berna,d d is looked forward to with
great pleasure. She has many friends and
admirers in Richmond, and her wonderful
talent is fully appreciated. On Monday
night the eyer-popuiar opera Martha will be
presented, .s-f ~ .i.'s
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l have anayzed the wIIsKEY known under the
brand of "B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pur-
poses-J. u. McCAw, NJ. D., late Professor OF
Chemistry, Medical College OF Virginia.
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EURDA:Y. !. NJ oRNING. OCTOBER m. 1876. J.

Hotel: II A. 81, ]. 81. Duncan, OF Missouri;
u P. Ar, f. M. Green, OF Ohio. Z s5.i
Third-street Methodist Episcopal (eol-
diana; u 2. M., j. F. Rowe, OF Ohio. 81
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Scri6ner's Magazine and atlantic Monthly
for November received from j. T. Ellyson,
1112 Main street.
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RICHARDSON & CO., AZ 2. NJ, framed dwelling
No. 4O1 Nicholson street, near Williamsburg
avenue. s.
TURNER s CO., - NJ, horses, mules, two small
ponies. Z
AUGUSTINE ROYAJII, 12 H., land In Chesterfield
near the city of Manchester.
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COCOA CREAM CANDY.-Go to PIzzISI's and ge
some Of this nice candy. 4s
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HANDMADE BOOTS and SHOES, Of every descrip
tion to order, guaranteed to 1t. Repairing neatly
done by HERMAN BoscHEy 6 BROTHER, BroaL
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THE THEATRE To-NIGHT. The Southern
serenaders will give their performance az
the Richmond Theatre tonight, and no
doubt much fun is anticipated.
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TIE cheapest AERINo VESTS can be found al
SYCLE BROTHERS,.
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HERMAN DoscnEN & BROTHER are selling their
large stock of TRUNKS, vALIsEs, &C., at very low
prices to make room for fall and winter boots. 500
and IL Broad street.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was rainy and
disagreeable.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: \. NJ, So;
A. M.,..5S; noon, 65; 8 =. NJ, ca; 6 p.
NJ, 81; midnight, 60.
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SOME more Of those 12hc. TOWELS at sYcLE
BROTHERS.. .TE
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Fned.-Monroe Lowery was tiaed one
dollar by Mayor Chiles yesterday for using
abusive language.
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: THE PEOPLE WANT PRooF.-There Is no medI-
cine prescribed by physcians or sold by druggists
that carries such evidence of its superior virtue Of
BoscHEE's GERMAN SYRUP for severe coughs,
colds settled on the breast, consumption, or any
disease OF the throat ard lungs. A proof Of this
fact Is that any person afflicted can get sample
bottle for ten cents and try it Regular sire, seven
ty-fve cents. PURcELL, LADD q Co., Wholesale
agents. - h ". .sa,N.-I ilttL
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Z The ANNUAL. MISSIONARY SERMON before
the Woman's Missionary Society OF this city
will be delivered tomorrow night, In the
OF Petersburg. This Society Is composed Of
the miies Of the several Baptist churches OF
Richmond, and is one OF the most efficient
auXiliaries Of the Southern Baptist Conyen-
tion in its foreign-inission work.
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FIGS !-ELENE FIeseGo to PlzzINI's and &c,
some or 3hem.
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* 4
.WIIK1ssox 4 WIrHEEs oaer the following great
bargains this ian e. 51s 81 s' 4 go
Ments suits sat el 1-ali wool; st+sss
d Mems suitsnt S12, e16, sl7, sls;. ss.s
MEMS suits at s2o, s22, s24, s2s, s2s, up sss,
$35, and $45;
Boys ana ehildren's suits, se. 81. 30, $40, up 10
81 4 SIC; 4sg Ssg57s Ii
Mems overcoass,. ss, 90, sIo, s12 sl4, s1s, sls
up TO $32;
Boys and chidren's oyercoata1 $6 up to e1e;
Beautiful Fredericksburg suits, 97, S9, $40, Sic,
S1S, for men, boys, and children-nice, stylish,
fast colors, and give great satisfaction:
Black cloth dress coats at S15.
, The workingnen Of Richmond and Manchester
always find goods to suit them at prices to suit
these hard times, and are cordially welcomed. m
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mxLLINERY GOODS.

AIRS. TURNKEY has removed her ,,eA.,
Xl store NEXT DOOR, and desires her ryAR&G
friends to call and see her new styles DUS- -
TEES, Extra long, French Yove, HEALTH and
Mad FOY'S CORSETS; Misses French W. WAIsTS,
CORSETS, STOCRING-SUPPORTERS and osbeS
useful articles. 49, s501 MAIN STREET
nc w
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THAT GoAT.-That goat, which for two
nights past has given vent to his feelings
within the precincts of Twelfth street, has
created more general attention and caused
more pious and ifnpious cussing than any
other object In those regions.
= Gentlemen OF the neighborhood who lad
retired to their peaceful slumber donned
scant clothing and went forth to hunt the
police. Others, seated in windows with
ancient shot-guns, went asleep while wait
ing for a fair shot. g. e
One gentleman witty man who had q
penchant for point euchre-ffty cents a
point up-rushed to his window in his
sleep, and cried out, "Go't alone" His wife
took him in charge, and said she'd keep her
eye on him hereafter.
After many Of our. police force were sum.
moned his butting majesty was removed.
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8irl,montl 9ispatrll,

xs-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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You can save money If you buy your DRY GOODS
Mt SYCLE BROTHERS.
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SLIPpERs, TIES, BUsKINs, &C., cheap at 30.
sCuEN's, 500 and GIL Broad street.
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CALIFORNIA PEARs.-PIzziEI has them; they
ire sweet and juicy. stz-i
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A new lot OF BUsTLEs just opened at sYcLE Bro
rJFne, -tgN .ri ~ .s
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FREsH MILLINERY GOODS -s2s
Il opening ut the new millinery store Of
Mrs. +. WEIsEL, 52l Broad street, he.SMgkS
tween Fifth and Sixth streets, on MONDAY the
23d and TUESDAY the Path OF October. Fine dis
play of FALL AND WINTER HATS, BOMNGIS,
VELVETS, PLUMEs, ORNAMENTS, FLOWEksi
&c Ladies Of the city and surrounding countryre-
spectfully invited to call and exanine before pur-
chasing elsewhere. soc 2O-5t
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YELLOW BANANAs.-A fine LOT Of this fruit a
PIZZISI's.
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WE advise all of our readers to go and get some Of
SYcLE BROTHERS, bargains. <st
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CHRISTIAN CUSTOMARY eoNyENFsos
Last Days Proceedings.

sIo N-MoRK
PLEDGEs-BRrEF ADDRESSES FROM VA
,RIOUS ATEs-ADJOUREMENT =
MEETING OF THE STATE CONVENTION
ANNUAL. ADDRESS. - 90
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THE DISPATCH, S..1 l.'.l,l
By coWARpIN ~ :! 8 :: ELLsspSs- ,nrsges.
pIspATCrI is delivered to subscribers ,,s I,s
GTfssss !, g Der pr M snnam
sN SHnS ier fs'isT 'ips1TsfNTcH a, So per an
: s%sfSY fSr if sG'ehi :. Sc
DRY GOODS.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
COURTNEY l. POWELL
,,o ,vst received large supply Of
rrsASr AND SUBSTANTIAL cLoAKs.
.,c made of beaver and scalskin cloths,
,-..,-oc,y trimmed and will be sold cheap. They
,.,,,,,,s special attention their
DprSs GOODS STOCK,
,,.. >s;,, h, found the following bargains:
,,ooI cAsnMEREs. new shades, at 6oc.;
AK CASHMERE al 75c. and 81;
=, ,rK CASHMERE a, Sl.2o and $3.50;
c,,Cx su.K at 81 worth sl.25;
,,c5 s1LK at sl.25 worth $3.50:
o,,CH SILK from $3.50 to 50 worth 2oe. more.
Eossdes these. they have all the
LATEST STYLES AND SHADES OF
DRESS GOODS,
-,,.h .bey are selling Al very low figures. This
me headquarters for a,l who are in need of
uyEINO AND WOOL UNDERWEAR.
-,,, have every grade and size Of these goods,
and can suit everybody.
=. -. 10 give their stock Il careful examination
t.r,rc vcu huy elsewhere. oc is
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IF you want cheap BLANKETS go to SYcLE BRO
THEIRS.
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iE UNDERSIGNED is authorized to
NJ, Sepie Mr.. ii. EMIL FIsCHER's financial af-
qas, AZ parties indebted to him IRE earnestly re-
EsIsvei 10 come and make payment ut once. These
''as Claims viii please present them.
HERMAN G. B0sCHEN,
tn.,s 509 aud gil Broad street.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

A GOOD BARGAIN CAN BE HAD IN
- SINGER FAMILY SEWING-MACHISE,
.aos new and in perfect order Terms satisfactory
- IN Ae purchaser Address y. A. H., Richmond post
v4ct. oc 21-St
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BOARDING.

DOARDING.-MRS. P. P. WINSTON,
ID having taken that desirable house No. 627
Main street, between Sixth and Seventh. Is pre-
pared to furnish BOARD. Also, some very nice
ROOMS can be bad, furnished or unfurnlshed., Ap-
ply 1T 627 Main street. &C Zu-3t
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p1zzrsrs ssora Is wen supplied with ai mnas e
CANDY p,aia and fancy, French Frlls, ssiaass AssN
psrSies. ~ srd arssh fruits, and other coed Things
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LIST or I.ErTEHs.
iLATlIHQ, I.SATi

IL IST OF LETTERS, REMAINTNG IN
;s7!,T 1.-THE RosT.oFTIgE Az RIcHMQNDsH1N-
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|AIexnnder,WK
Allen. wilson
Alien. VIM.
Anderson,W.W,
! Archer, Henry
Ayera, j. w.
Auders0n, j.
Baird, r, w.
Baker, y, n,
Bass. i. n.
Blunt, Cl,as. Z.
Block, NJ. 8. and
Indy
Bird, George
Bayfey, j. g.
.Braxton, Cabell
Bowie. B, M.
Brown q. icoI'dl
Brown. G. s.
Bnckirnani.G O.
Carnthers VIII.
C.Is.. CIarE YIN
EnIeYnanC q (
SoIJ..,;.HM Sonl.x HDMenie,
G,oV.si G,oy. ..s.iseD D''l's
Cartier Cant q
Eorbet nsrid =
Crawfo,1j' Cen.
r.. G,
rratn. VIZ u
Creswell, Chas.
Curry q Davis
Crrron, John
Davis G. (col'dl
Davis, Frank
Day, II. W.
Derhart, j. G.
Deiie, Justin
Deane. John
nonavon Oan,I
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HAVING DISPOSED OF NY ENTIRE
n, sIOCk OF DRUGS, MEDICINES. &C., to
~, n, JOSEPH ANTHONY, u druggist OF long expe-
.uISc .Ice and thoroughly competent, hereby cheer
n.y. Heeinmend him to my many friends and pa
,,1. ,"S. aGd trust that he may receive the same
~ faHt OF patronage 30 llberally bestowed upon my
' Ii. EMIL FISCHER.
anaslng purchased the DRUGSTOREr recently con-
- ny Mr.. III. EMIL FISCHER, No. 10 east Broad
Irn y, a few doors above First, respectfully So
wy BY strict attention 10 business to merit their
''"H'cAce aud support. Very respectfully,
.o, JOSEPH ANTHONY, &
Elisa, ,h&W3tS late with Mr. l.. Wagner.
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CENTI EMEN,a Y.IH1

Grady. White
Harris. Wn. y
Harris. Jos. E.
Harris. q. M.
Hams, Wm.
Nm, X.
Hogan, w.
HoSces, VIII. t2)
HolloWay.C.
Hoyf. L. Grand
M.
Hooper. W. M.
Howell, John 8.
Hubbard, ID. 8.
IngcrsolI, Jas.
Jackson, ,GranSn
-Iohnoon'nno,.sl
JoI,nson, j. II,
Johnson. VIM.
.Iohnaon .Joe
ioohtr,ssSnr, NC
Joh,,so,, Johnson X,eGS
yo,,as navrro raor 49,
gymI' Tnnt 'Ts,,,,,,.n rsm,
Ken,hrn,,nh Kensi n,.1 M.
ASst.Dso1,i -
EinD Ro,saa1,
ke5s, kelisr hpeus Ien - .
KING. charles
T,ewis John
Lefritch, Edele 6
Lewis, Moses
Lee. Ed.
Lave, H. W.
Limo, John
Martin, Geo. D.
hIandej, A. G..
March, Price C
CO.
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HAAAAEfki u 0Nxl
Gn.,de n q.
Gs,.cory asfsrv
.HysIAs1'.A
Harrfso1i r.
,HarrissT.N
Hill, Jaus
Horne, 1foI1f6
,HucIer.
James. Kate r
Jcnries, AiarthA
James, Julia
Jackson. M.
JolIusfSyI. InnIa
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Avery large assortment Of cLoAKs just opened Of
SYCLE BROTHERS..
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FOR SALE, VEGETABLE-STALL AT
fIRST MARKET. Apply to
STORES & CO.,
&C 2I-eoa3t 1924 Cary street.
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FOR SALE, A LIGHT OPEN BUGGY,
III perfect order. VIII be sold low. Can be seen
TURNER & CO.'S Stable,
" 2l-itt Franklin street.