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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

HoS. w. w. CORCoRAS'S NOBLE GENE
ROSITY TO THE UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.
1t has been announced that Mr.. Corcoran
had made handsome donation to the libra
rv of the University OF Virginia, but the
following resolutions and correspondence
have not been published, and will be read
with interest:
At meeting Of the Faculty of the Uni
vcrsity of Virginia held November /, 1876,
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
ReSoired, That the thanks OF the Faculty
are due, and are hereby cordially and CRATE
fully rendered, to w. w. Corcoran, Esq,
Of Washington city. for his generous dona-
ton OF the sum OF five thousand dollars, in
five annual payments, to the library Of the
University, for the purpose of supplying
the most urgent needs OF the institution.
Resolred, That this liberal gift will add
greatly to the efficiency of the means of
education here provided by removing the
gravest deficiencies in the sources OF infor-
nation, which have resulted from the ina
bility Of the University during long period
of impoverishment, occaSioned by the war
and the consequences OF the war, to add to
its collections the numerous and valuable
works in all departments OF knowledge by
which recent years have been distinguished.
ReSolued, That in making acknowledge
mcnts to Dir. Corcoran for the favor and
benefits conferred by him upon the Univer-
sity of Virginia, the Faculty would avail
itself OF the opportunity Of recognizing,
with warm admiration, the intelligent be-
nevoence and abounding generosity with
which he has ministered to the necessities,
the comforts, the en!oyments, and the in
strlcton of others.
ReSotued, That the secretary be, and is
hereby, directed to transmit to Mr.. Corco-
ran copy Of these resolutions, and that
they be inscribed on the records OF the
Faculty. JAMES +. HARRISON, NJ. D.,
Chairman OF the Faculty.
U-iNiam WertenJaker, Secretary OF the
Faculty.
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CHANcERY COURT OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY
The following cases were disposed Of
Redwood, guardian, rs. Meanly, trustee
&c. Order removing cause from the docket
all matters in controversy having been fully
and finally disposed Of.
Maury, trustee, &C., as. York River Rail
Road Company, &C.. York River Railroad
Company rs. Maury, trustee, &c. Decree
making a further distribution Of the fund.
Bray as. Smith, &c. Decree directing
deed to purchaser who has paid in full.
Rutherford's eXecutrix rs. Bennett, &c
Decree making distribution Of the fune
coming to the Bennett family.
Cookies executor rs. Cooke, &c. Decree
recommltting report Of commissioner witt
instructions to make further inquiry anC
report.
Cersley Us. Cersley. Decree referring
cause to q commissioner to make additiona
inquiries and report.
Williams's executors Us. Williams, &c
Decree confirming report OF commissioners
of partition and directing recordation OF
same.
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SCOTTISH GAaEs.-The Richmond Gale
donian Club, one OF the most popular or
ganizations OF its kind In the city, will hold
their annual game OF quoits and other
Scottish games at Scheutzen Park to-mor-
row (St. Andrews day.. The Caledonians
challenge any party Of two to eight persons
to play for the championship of the State.
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT, TUES
DAY.-Ja:dge Hughes presiding.-In the
matter Of Il. P. Hudgins & CO. The attor-
ney for the assignee and petitioning credit
ors was allowed fee OF $500.
In the case OF Samuel NJ. Simpson. The
assignee was directed to deliver the piano
surrendered by the bankrupt to Ida Simp-
son or her legal guardian.
In the case OF James G. Downward & Co.
The partners were ordered to show cause
before the court at Norfolk on the 7th De-
cember, 1876, why the firm and its men,
bers should not be adiudicated bankrupts.
In the matter of John Gibson. The prop
erty surrendered by the bankrupt was cX-
empted to him.
In the matter OF Paine, Cabcll & Co. The
auctioneer was directed to deposit the net
proceeds OF the sales made by him for the
trustees and marshal at the Planters Ma
tional Bank to the credit OF this cause.
In the case OF ID. X. Ferguson. The pur-
chasers of the, bankrupt's real estate were
ordered to show cause at Norfolk, on the
11th DcccmberneXt, why executions should
not issue against them for the costs and eX-
! pcnses.
| In the matter of Samuel NJ. Simpson.
| The assignee was directed to refund to the
bankrupt the amount paid by him to his
employees.
In the matter OF the Mutual Building
Fund and Dollar Savings Bank. The clerk
was ordered to pay the dividend in favor Of
Simons & keiningham to w. s. Simons or
his attorney.
In the case of G. A. Beardon. The clerk
was directed to check in favor of the attor-
neYs of Mrs. Eliza Camm for the amount
deposited by the assignee.
In the matter of Lancaster, Brown e Co.
The firms of Lancaster d. Co., Lancaster,
Brown & Co., and Brown, Lancaster Il Co.,
and Robert A. Lancaster. j. Wilcox
Brown, John l.. Williams, Charles D.
Lowndes, James 0. Proudit, and j. Camp
bell Mabin, were declared bankrupts upon
the petition OF Philip j. Wright, partner.
In the case OF Robert Marks. The United
States marshal was directed to deliver the
property in his possession to the assignee.
In the matter of S. II. Moses. The report
of sale by the assignee was confirmed, and
the bond given for the purchase-money was
turned over to w. w. Henry, attorney for
L. c. Dunniyant, the first lien creditor, who
is directed to make deed to the purchaser
,lpon the payment OF the purcllase-money.
In the matter of Il. t. Burch. The claim
of William D. Burch was allowed and or
dered to be paid.
In the cause Of Cohn, assignee, as. George
w. Smith ct ais. The clerk was directed
to check for s194.23 for taxes due.
In the matter Of John Orgain, Jr. The
sale OF the bankrupt's real estate to George
Z. Orgain was confirmed, and the assignee
was directed to make deed to the pllr-
chaser upon the payment Of the purchase
money.
Discharges in bankruptcy were issued to
P. II. Slaughter, Jr., OF King William
county.
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Personal---very.. William MCGEE, former
pastor OF the Methodist church, has been
spending the week with some of his eN-
parishioners.
Joseph Murrell, OF Baltimore, but ma
tive Of the Free State, is on visit to old
friends.
John Fl. Matthews left yesterday to attend
the meeting OF the State Council and Farm
ers' Assembly in Petersburg.
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DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.-In order 70 meet
the constantly increasing demands OF trade We
have added wcl-scected assortment of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
CIIINEGY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST cLAsf
OF WORK Mt moderate figures and IN the most eSpe
iitious manner.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA,

NUNUIIIUUI q, IOIU. J
Dear Sir,-It is source OF very great sat-
isfaction and pleasure to me to forward to
YOUR address the resolutions OF the Faculty
Of this University adopted unanimously at
its last meeting. The great benefits OF such
liberality as yours will reach beyond the
present time and generation, and will be
enjoyed by hosts Of persons, who will ask
for blessings on the giver. With sincere
wishes for the continuance OF your good
health, am, with great respect.
JAMES L. HARRISON, NJ. D..
Chairman Of the Faculty.
Hon. W. W. Corcoran, Washington, D. c.
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have analysed the wHisKRY known under the
brand Of "B SELECT" controlled by Massrs. WAI--
TER d. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and end it
FREE FROM fUsIL OIL and other impurities, and
recommend It's use for medicinal and family pui-
poses.-J. b. MCCAw, 81. D.. late Professor
Chemistry. Medical College Of Ylr6nia
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HABEAs CORPUS CAsE.-Judge Wexford
will this morning hear the case of James
Burnett on writ Of h1beas corpus on ap-
plication for bail. Burnett was one OF the
boys sent on to the grand jury, and CON-
mitted to Jail yesterday by Police-Justice
White for breaking into unoccupied houses
on west Grace street and stealing fixtures
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l77e-rHEN AND Now.-1s76.
The Revolutions uniform
To ,,a gazing nnaint and ottiaf,--

177e-rHEN AND Now-1S76.
The Revolutions uniform
To us seems quaint and olden--
The three-cocked hat, the spatterdash,
Blue coat and facings golden.
But ne'er did knightIy harness CLEAN
On hearts more nr1n and true
Than those that beat for liberty
Beneath the Buff and Blue.
The uniform or seyenty-six
Shall live for aye In story;
We cherish as proud heirlooms still
Shreds OF that garb Of glory.
And memories with these fragments linked
stu keep us leal and true
TO all for which the heroes fought
Who wore the BuF and Blue.
But coats are worn ut present time
With charms as propossessing,
And pants and vests are full as fine
To those who're fond of dressing.
The cut and make are 50 superb.
The flt is always nice
just call and see our splendid stecS,
Now marked at lowest price.
A. sAKs q Co, 1013 Main street.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS. TUESDAY,
Coffiman Us. Moore, &c. Appeal allowed
from decree of the Circuit Court of Rock
ingham county (Staunton CASEY. .
Thornton Us. Thornton. Rule to require
of the appellants 4 new bond returnable to
the Goth January, 1877.
Grasswitt's assignee Us. Connolly, &c.
Partly argued by Aessrs. A. Il. Courtney
for the appellant, and Messrs. Guy and Gil.
liam for the appcllees, and continued till to-
day.
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FREDERICKSBURG RAILROAD MEETING.-A
meeting OF the stockholders of the Rich
mond, Fredericksburg and Potomac Rail-
road Company was held Yesterday. The
and other officers were presented, and re-
ferred to committee consisting of DR..
John r. Baylor, Hillary 2. Jones' w: 81.
son. The meeting then adjourned till We'd
mes day the 18th OF December.
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TIIRRE IS NO DANGER In getting in the crowd at
LEVY BROTHERS.. Their Christmas department
has SO many pretty things In It, and the prices for
them are so very reasonable, that we recommend
you TO make your selections now while there Is q
large assortment to choose from.
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FEE ALLowED.-Judge Wellford yester-
day allowed Messrs. Shipman, Barlow, La
ROGUE, and Mcfarland, OF New York,
$500 on account OF legal services rendered
in the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad case
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FROM EDWARD JENNINGS, sf. D., surgeon City
Hospital, Halifax: "CoLDEN's LIEDIG's LIQUID
EXTRACT OF BEEF AND Tonic ISvIaoRAToR isa
very agreeable article Of diet. In diptheria fever,
and every depressing disease It's win be found in-
yaluablps
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT Thomas Humphreys,
of this city, an employe OF the Chesapeake
aud Ohio railroad, while coupling cars near
Charlottesville, early yesterday morning,
had his right hand caught between the ears,
producing a severe injury. He was brought
TO his residence, No. GIG Baldwin street,
and DR.. Il. j. RiddelI was called in to at-
tend the injury, assisted by DR.. Knox. The
forefnger was amputated, that being very
much lacerated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

Board of Supervisors annual
meeting Of the Board of County Supervi-
sors, as required by law, will be held at the
old courthouse Monday, December 4th, at
II o'clock M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

PROFESSOR PoLLARD's JUBILEE SINGERS
Professor Pollard's New Orleans Jubilee
Singers will give vocal and instrumental
concert at the Third-Street Methodist church
this evening at o'clock. The proceeds
will be devoted to the church.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

q On the LOOKOUT Officers Angle and Fem
som were in the city yesterday in search Of
several parties charged with an act Of law
lessness on Virginia street, Richmond, Mon
day night
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THE DEATH LIsT.-Whole number OF
deaths in the city during the past week, eX-
elusive OF still-births, II. Still-births. l
white male, colored malcs-total, 3.
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DRESS GOODS very low at LEVY BaorHEas,.

LEVY BROTHERS have the best-selected stock Of
dress goods to be found In this city, and selling
them very low. Give them call.
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8ltI'mond 1ispatclt,

Ea~TIiE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIE COMBINED CIECU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-29

THE REAgoN WHY everybody ls pleased with our
establishment is that our prices are the lowest, our
styles the best our clothing wen maec and cut onr
terms I: c. O. d. One price only.
a. SAns 4 Co, l01 Ia Main street.
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1T Is PLEASANT to see the handsome display oi
dress goods at LEVY BROTHERS, which they Sell
at prices low TO make feel really well salts
lied with their purchase.
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BEAUTIFUL CASHMERE sUITs-The yesy iates
styles OF fancy Cashmere Pants, fancy suits 70,
boys, snd Boys Oyereoats all now ready at
j. II. SIMPSON e Co.'S. s
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TrLDEy Observation-Disclosures supply OF the
new style Overcoats just received at
j. II. SIxFsoS & Co.'s.
1000 Main street
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REsIGNED.-Mr. e. II. Smith, deputy
clerk of the United States District Court,
and a polite and accommodating official, has
resigned,
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MAKE YoUR HOUSE COMFORTABLE by using
Memberships for doors and windows. J. II. CRAF.
TON No, Ninth street.
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Toys at LEVY BROTHERS.

If YOU DON'T KNOW what 70 get for Christmas
gifts you can find OUT by calling at LEVY BHor1f-
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NATIONAL, BANK on yigaIHsSt = q
RICHMOND, VA. SovemeT 53Ss q S4dEsass Z,
THE PRESIDENT OF ssYEE
Il STATES having de&xulted 6adSse6 Y9t
THURSDAY the 30te HHt&atH ~ q Gay yon1ttahS =
lug, all persons having aip 9HA AZ
day will please attfases s138Ss 81 f3sS
pecedilE iweaaeSAsEs = IS N. kSf3S ~ -;
no 20 81 - es Is IS = 3 8 IS s. xs xsss.sesS Is
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DARK HOTEL,
iOS THE EUROPEAN PLAN,
9I2 MAIN STREET AND OIL BANK STREE

9I2 MAIN STREET AND OIL BANK STREET.
The undersigned beg leave to announce to the
travelling public that :he PARK HOTEL has been
entirely renovated and refurnlshed. with irSt-class
RESTAURANT and private dning-roons ut mod
rate rates.
Is location Is IN the best portion Of the city, and
within clo~c proximity TO all the following business
centres: tobacco and Corn and Flour Exchanges,
Iost-"cc Bank. City Hall, State Capitol, and all
The principal business houses. The hotel oyerlookS
III" bcautitui Capitol Grounds.
Travellers VIII hnd quiet mud comfortable home,
with hrt-class accom- odation, at prices adapted to
the striurcncy of the times.
Rooms European p!anl, IL per day and upwards.
Eatl-roomS every floor.
Attached to the botel Is CAFE first class in all
IL appointments.
~ G-eod3m JOHN ID. SMELLING co.
ELOBE HOTEL, AUGUSTA, Ca
~ Thoroughly renovated, remodelled, and newly
i1rnisIcd: located In the centre Of business; and
under the present management Will be SURPASSED
Ef 40 HOTEL IN THE SOUTH.
mr. THOMAS n. BISFoRp, formerly OF the firm
H W. d. Blair & Co., of R!chmond. Is chief clerk at
tia holel and socits the patronage OF his friends
from Virginia und elsewhere.
JOHN W. CAMERON.
seZa-tDls Proprietor.
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RIcBMoND CALIFORNIAN CLUB BADGES ut G..
LuMsDEN's, No. S25 Main street.
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DRY G<BatBS.
GPECIAL ATTRACTION (!
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES!

Out of our large and well-assorted stock we will
offer during this week the following special BAR
gains:
FIGURED and BROCADE DRESS GOODS, 20c. I
worth 25c.;
BROCADE DRESS GOODS, csc. worth 35c.;
TYCOON REPS, 20c. worth 25c.;
ALL-wOOL CACHEMrRES. SOC. worth 75c..;
ALL-WOOL CACHEMTRES, yard wide, 75c
worth 81:
! CALICO, GA and Sc;
BLACK ALPACAS, 35e. worth 50c.;
BLACK ALPACAs, 40c. worth 60c.;
BLACK ALPACAs, 60c. worth 75c.;
BLACK SILKS, $1.25, $1.50, s1.75, SO, a2.25
$3.50, and So;
CORSETS, soc. worth 75c.:
CAssIs1EREs, soc. worth 75c.;
CAssINEREs, 75c. worth 81;
| CASSTMERES, 81 worth S1.25;
CAssIiEREs, sl.25 worth $l.75;
CASSIMERES, $l.5O worth o.;
BLACK DOEsKIN and BLACK and CoLoRED
CLOTHS very cheap.
| In order TO reduce our stock OF
LADIES', GENTLEMEN's, and CHILDREN's
woOLLEN UNDERWEAR,
we VIII from this day ofer them at 20 per cent less
than they can be bought for anywhere in this mar
ket.
| We have the handsomest and cheapest stock OF
CLOAKS in the city" so all the ladies say" Come
| and look at them.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
no27 sl5 Broad street.
r IRREGULARITIES OF NEW GOODS
are being received at
no17 CARDozo, FoURQuREAN & cos.
r ARGE SUPPLY OF BEAUTIFUL
CLOAKs just received At
no17 cARDoZo, FouRQUREAN & cos.
ENDLESS VARIETY OF FELT SKIRTS
| (all coiorsl just received at
no17 CARDozo, FoURQUREAN { cos.
CARPETS at 37a, 40, 45, 50c.. and up, Just
received at 9@
nol7 CARDozo, FoURQUREAN s co.'s.
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS Just re,
ceiyed at
noI7 CARDoZo, FoGRQUREAN 6 cos:
SILKs, all colors and prices, jnst received
uo17 cARDozo. FoURQUREAs Z COS.
COLLARS, CUFFS, HANDKERCHIEFs,
sCARrs, and all the novelties OF the season Just ~
eeiveda. cARDozo, FoURoUREAs4 8 CO.'S
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HUsTINGs CoURT.-The December term OF
the Hastings Court commences on Monday
morning next.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy, raw,
and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 a. NJ, 40
9 A. NJ, 49, noon, Al; 3 p. NJ, 4S; 6 p.
NJ. 45: midnight, Al
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

ES- On al sales of Real Estdte made 5et,pssn
the lst Of january and last Of Jane the tdres for
the present year haze tn be paid ythe purchaser
On all sales made bet1eeR the 1St or July and last
Of the year the tares haze to be paid by the seller
lThis custom was adopted about fifteen Yearsags
by all the real estate agents IN Richmond, aud ap
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
+. w. POWELL, 10 A. NJ, furs, trimmings,
feathers, buttons, &c.
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WASHINGTON, November :, 1876.

WASHINGTON, November I, 1876.
James f. Harrison, 81. d., Chairman Of
the Faculty, University Of Virginia:
Dear Sir,-I have just received your COM
munication Of the Sd instant enclosing the
resolutions " unanimously adopted" by tie
Faculty of the University of Virginia, and
avail myself of the earliest opportunity to
return my Acknowledgements for the grace
full and complimentary terms in which they
are expressed. Cordially reciprocating your
kind wishes, l remain, with assurances OF
sincere esteem for the Faculty,
Very truly yours, w. w. CoECORAN.
Within the past week Mr.. Corcoran has
followed up his donation to the library with
contribution OF $4,000 towards the en-
-dowment funds OF the University. This
splendid charity was not needed to assure
our people OF the deep and intelligent in
terest which this great philanthropist takes
in their welfare; but it will be very yalli-
able help in enabling our grand University
to carry out its enlarged plans OF useful
ness.
The additional appropriation OF the
State-the splendid museum presented by
our unknown friend in Rochester, n. y
this recent benefnction OF Mr. Corcoran-
the increased number OF students for the
current year-and the determination OF the
Faculty to steadily raise the standard OF
scholarshfp-are all most favorable auguries
of the future OF our noble University.
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WEDNESDAY,. NOVEMBER 20, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT.

PROBABILITIES TODAY Washington,
November 2S.-For the South Atlantic and
Eastern Gulf States, increasing cooler north
east to northwest winds. rising barometer,
and cloudy weather, followed by rains, will
prevail.
For the Middle States, rising barometer,
cooler westerly winds, and partly cloudy or
clear weather, except possibly warmer at
southern stations.
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u. ". PICKRELL, President.
l.. B. SSEAU, Cashier.
,Lrb"4is OF one doliSr aud upwards received, aud
S1i per cat allowed 0p deposits.
Dsists receIsed subject TO check without aotiee,
nl Interest aIf9wed On same IF not checked on more
'pp!Henily than two or three times q week.
nahE open every day from 8 O'Clock A. III. till 8
:, '.2eE ~ 1. h and on Saturday groU) p. III. till
!'N. te 2S-ecd
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ARcHlrEcTUeaLI IRoy.w0RKs
BANKS AND HASKERs.

{ uTIzEES BANK OF RICHMOND.
PAiL-uP PCAPITAL................ *IOO 90,
hAii1.IS... Observation-Disclosures. l2,0Di
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CuIECIlILLAS, SUlTING,
and TROCSERINGS.
SIN making numbers OF those good substantial
Cashmere >uits-well made and well trimmed-for
Z
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1>1-sISESS SUITS At ALL PRICES
al ll09 Main street.
oouTSS NM. IRA SMITH
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CLOTHING.

/,I oTuING FOR THE MILLION
at 1909 Main street.
no 2?-W.T,kS W VI, lkA SMITH.
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XOHN LATOUCHE. IA
~ MERCHANT TAILOR, kS
no. TENTH STR EET. ES
Jus received. choice assortment of FOREIGN
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COLLARS, CUFFS, HANDKERCHiEFs,
sCARrs, and all the novelties OF the season just
eeireda. cARDozo. FoURoUREAs 8 CO.'S
q
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WILLIAM DAVIS, "a
" r ii l. O K. EM
NO. SOUTH TWELFTH STREET RSe
tundtr American Hotel, e-LLa-~
RICHMOND. VA.
MAKING, CUTTING, CLEANING, and RE
rAIRiNU done in good style, and Ut prices TO suit
~. times. oc 3A-1m
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/~uINEEN'S CLOTHING IN SUITS
1T tlI09 Main street.
,.a-WTSS WM. IRA SMITH.