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Fridge Arenue.-The item in minor topics
in reference to the appropriation of $1,000
for the paving OF Bridge avenue does not
refer to any appropriation made by the pre-
sent City Council. This is said to have
been the amount originally appropriated for
its paving. It matters but little whether
portion OF the avenue is cndered or
paved, ii it answers the same purpose. All
the people OF that thoroughfare from Hull
to Porter streets desire that the sidewalk
taken up some time since he relaid, particu-
larly as it was private property, and its
original laying aad material cost the city
nothing.
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HusT1SGs CoURT-REvENUE CASES DIS.
POSED OF YEsTERDAT.-In the Hastings
Court yesterday the following cases were
tried, the plaintiffs found guilty by the
Jury, and the usual fine assessed against
them, with costs, for failing to procure the
license required by law Horace Blackburn,
$50; G.. Bernichi, $50; r. Bernichi, $50
John Dooley, $50; Margaret Holman,
$50; Winston Lewis, $50; and Samuel
Richardson, $50. In each OF the above
cases capias profne was awarded, which
will be executed by the Sergeant OF the
city during the term, and if they don't pay
they will have to 60 to Jail, according to
the order.
In the following cases Il molle prosequi
was entered, and in the first case the costs
were paid to the clerk: Camp Williams,
r. Bernichi, G, Bernichi. &. Capri, John
Dooley, Conrad Diber, Mary Kinniry, Viii.
liam Pollard, Ann Sweeney, Sarah Tyler,
and William n. Meekins. The latter case
was for felony.
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PORT MAYO AND FULTON PUBLIC HALL
The subscribers to the stock of the above
hall, at meeting held Monday evening,
selected "Powhatan as the name Of the
association and hall, and the lot OF James
NJ. Herbert, on the west side OF Williams
burg avenue between Nicholson and Lou.
isiana streets, as the location. The contest
for the lot was quite spirited, having eight
to select from, all within five hundred yards
of each other The price in nearly all cases
was low, as an additional inducement. The
site selected is the exact centre OF Fort
Mayo and Fulton, and on the principal
thoroughiare.
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NOTICE EXTRAORDINARY!
- BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS.


4 'AitDbLf. / ~ l Ii " I IL Il y y N w.,
iayr on exhibition by far the largest, handsomcst,
and most vtri.-. ,ssortmcnt OF
CLOAkS
i.y ht,ccyc fore offered. They have just received
rI.uAKs FOR CHILDREN
from! four 10 twelve years of age. Those in want
should certainly look q, their stock before buying.
Th.r
SHAWL DEPARTMENT
!, very large. comprising many new patterns.
They arc Offering great bargains In
EALMOEALS.
many oi which are ncw In design.
NOTTINGHAM LACES
yrry cheap. Their
DRFsS-GOODS pEPART1IENT
is constantly being rcplcnishcd by all of the novel
ties of the season as they appear.
MOURNING GOODS A SPECIALLY.
cur GENTLEMES'S AND LADIES UNDER
WEAR DEPARTMENT Is always kept full OF the
best goods tha; are made.
CARPETS. RUGS. DRUGGETS, &C.
nol3
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MILITARY PRoMoTIoNs.-At 4 meeting OF
the Richmond Howitzers, held Monday
night, the following promotions were made
on account of the election Of Captain Henry
c. Carter as major of the First Virginia bat
talon OF artillery: r. c. Wortham, cap
tain; Z. j. Bosher. senior first lieutenant;
and G. Percy Hawes, Junior first lieutenant.
The battery is entitled to another iieuten-
ant, vet to be elected. The non-commls-
stoned officers are yet to be announced by
the captain.
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POLICE ARREsTs.-James II. Mingee, an
oyster-dealer, was arrested by Officers
Whitlock and Matthews yesterday on the
charge OF obtaining from John Fritchett
three barrels of oysters on false pretence's'
Edward Simms was arrested for quietly
taking possession OF suit OF clothes De.
longing to James E. Bryant. Simms lef'
Bryant his old suit.
Policeman Mlchaels arrested James Ce,
phas for stealing watch and suit ol
clothes from B. Taliaferro.
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SECURITY YISyEsTMENT.-JOHN II. CLAIBORNE,
HOS Main street, agent MUTUAL LIFE-ISsC-
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, assets now over
$s2,OOO,0O0. This grand old company, with the
least ratio OF expense Of any company In the coun-
try, with solid investments producing interest more
than sufficient to meet all mortality claims-in n
word In perfected condition, demonstrating life in
surance under superior m3nagement-now tenders
to the community sEvENPER CENT. CoNPoCSD-
INTEREST INVESTMENT, WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
TIE GREAT INSURANCE BENEFIT WHILE INVEST
ING. The agent specially invites conference, and
recommends the company rs the most solvent inan-
cial institution on the face Of the globe.
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The LoRENZEN TEsTrMONIAL.-There was
only a fair audience ut Mozart Hall last
night on the occasion of the complimentary
testimonial to Peter LorenZen. The pro-
gramme was an excellent one, and was well
rendered 1t embraced soprano solo by
Miss Cooke, several violin solos by the ben
eficiary, n due for violins by DR.. Bartkow-
ski and Mr. Lubbock, trio by Miss Thi-
low, Professor Thilow, and Mr.. A. Thilow,
a flute solo by Professor Siegel, and three
orchestral selections,
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DEATH OF A VENERABLE LADY.-On Mon
day Mrs. Elizabeth Cook died at the resi-
dence of her daughter, Mrs. NJ. V. Sinton ;
aged eighty-rine years. She was the widow
Of John l.. Cook, who was prominent
printer here for many years, and who was
associated with the Enquirer in its infancy,
and she was the mother of Major +. Is.
Cook. She was lady Of estimablc cha
racter, and had the good fortune to retain
until short time before death all her facul'
ties. Her funeral will take place this morn
inr
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BOOKS. STATIONERY. &c.

T IGHT: A Series OF Entertaining and In
IL expensive Experiments in the Phenomena of
Light; 81. The Narrative OF Blockade-Runner
States Navy; third supply Of this capital book ;
1925. Pemaquid: story OF old times !, In New
England, by Mrs. Prentiss, author or stepping
lIeavcnward"; $l.75. The Story Of Avis, by
Mrs. Philips, author Of "Gates Ajar": ~ 80; AT
the Court of King Edwin: Drama. by William
Leighton. Jr.; $l:23. The Life and works OF
Applcton's Hand Book OF Winter Resorts; SOC.
New BOOKS and nice STATIONERY ARRIVING
constantly. WOODHOUSk fAhHASl.
no u
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LARGE OFFERINGS OF WHEATON, the
10th instant a sample OF 10000 bushels OF
wheat, TO arrive from another State, was
offered for sale at the Richmond Corn EX-
change, and was sold after the close OF
Change. Tuesday, besides the regular
offerings, samples Of 1000 bushels OF white
and $4,000 bushels Of red, to arrive, were
offered for sale. Up to the close Of 'Change
the 49, 900 bushels to arrive had not been
disposed Of ...:n
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The Neao Buildings.- s.-Mr. Joseph Blan-
ton, the contractor, has finished the brick
work on the two-story building OF Thomas
B. Cersley, Bridge avenue near Hull street,
and the carpenters expect to commence
work to-day. On the houses OF NJ. Ii. Horn
and Claiborne Burnett the carpenters are at
work. The brick work will probably be
finished this week. Mr.. Cersley will erect
three or four handsome buildings on Hull
street on the site Of the former buildings.
recently DESTROYED.
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A FEW years ago the art OF cooking In America
was In Its tsnfancy, and the average housewife spoiled
the digestion of her husband and children with the
most dabolica mcsscs. The change is largely owing
to just such information as Is contained in " An
Grcwss Bazar" furnished by scientific students and
connoisseurs. Much remains to be learned; but an
organ full Of such instruction Will help to complete
the desired reformation, and thereby contri6ut
largely to the health and well-being of our people
Send 10 cents to Cincinnati for 4 specimen copy OF
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A MEMORIAL. numerously signed by prom
inent citizens OF the West End. will be pre-
scnted to-day at the annual meeting OF the
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company asking that all through
passenger trains may be stopped one minute
on the curve between Broad and Grace to
enable passengers to embark or disembark
at that poiDt
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY-Acting Po.
lice Justice C,.utchfeld.- Harris (co-
loreD was sent to jail for thirty days for
assault aaa battery.
Della HsAinson (colored), ninety days for
assault anA hattery.
Willis Dodson (colored), drunk and inter
fering with persons in the street, was fined
81.
John McDonough was fined SIS for the
driver of his hack soliciting passengers at
the York-River depot. -.,.--.-.....
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9o.CEST STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE

X i' A1H ~ LII
90-CENT STORE,
the third Invoice OF LADIES' MERTSO UNDER
WEAR-sei!iug at 99c. i pair
case OF those FINE l2-kEY TOY PIANOS,
h 10, Of LARGE ELM HAMPERS,
More Of those LARGE THREE-sHELF PLANT
STANDS,
q beautiful line OF TWO-BOTTLE 1NKSTANDS
fine line of MEMS BLACK and DNAB HATS,
n full stock Of BIRD-CAGES,
The best assortment OF DOLLS in town,
4 large lot OF FINE ESAMELLED CLOCKS at
sl.9S,
large lot Of FINE NICKEL.CLOCKSa ut 81 .9S,
large lot Of WEE-WAG NICKEL CLOCKS at
sl.9S,
THESE goods We WARRANT, and they well
worth ~.
full assortment OF PIPES and CIGARTUBES
In cases;
full line Of LADIES and MISSES SHOES. Our
trade In shoes has than doubled III the last
three months, showing that the goods are cheap
and durable.
:nd address for catalogue.
W. A. STEVENS,
nol2 COS Broad street.
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The GEORGE CASE IN TIE CHANCERY
CouRT-AS IMPORTANT PIECE OF TESTI-
MONY.-Thc testimony in the George suit
was nearly finished yesterday. Only few
points remain to be proved to-day. Among
the witnesses examined yesterday was John
Gaughran, now residing in Brooklyn. and
master Of barge belonging to the Phiia-
dclphia and Reading Railroad Company,
but formerly..a saloon-keeper. and later 4
car-driYcr in Philadelphia. Gaughran had
previously stated in an affidavit (tirst used
when Lee George qualified as admins
trator) that he was present when the
marriage ceremony between w. o. George
and Caroline Jackson was performed in
Philadelphia by Alderman NIinck. Yes
terday (as in an affidavit given for the pre-
yious triaD he swore that he knew nothing
OF any marriage having taken place; that
he was induced to make the false statement
in the first place while drunk; that Lee
George and Willmin (the latter French
man, who married daughter Of Caroline,
and the former her son) promised to pay
him therefor, but had not fully done so.
He declared the marriage" fraud, and
in helping to "put it up" he confessed
that he had taken bad part.
In answer to questions propounded by
the other side, the witness admitted that
after SOLDERING up he made no effort to undo
the mischief he had done in signing the
affidavit relating that he was present at the
marriage. Being asked if he had not told a
man named Mcdowell that he had been Of
fered $4,000 to swear that he was not pre-
sent at the marriage, Gaughran declared
that il he had said SO it was not true; that
the only persons who had offered money to
him were Lee George and Willimin, and
that they had not complied with their
promises.
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FIRE IN HENRICo CoUNTY-CoLoRED NAN
BURNED TO DEATH.-At late hour night
before last a log cabin situated in the upper
end OF Henrco county, near Deep-Run
church, owned by Carter Smith (colored),
and occupied by an aged colored man named
Charles Jones, took ire and was totally con-
sumed. Jones was burned to death. The
fire is believed to have been accidental.
Loss, about 5000,
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The Manchester HaNs.-In addition to
Odd-Fellows' Hall, Manchester boasts Of
Masonic Hall, Covenant Hall, Nunnaly's
Hall, Lyccum Hall, Cersley's Hall, Ed
wards's Hall. Temperance Hall, Bcattie's
Hall, Samaritan Hall, and 4 number Of
smaller halls.
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The JAPs AT THE THEATRE.-The Theatre
was comfortably heated last night, and the
audience enjoyed the performance OF the
japanese troupe. They do many wonder
full things. In their specialities they have
no superiors. The entertainment is espe-
ciaily calculated to please young folks.
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The First Case.-Mayor Clarke had his
first.case yesterday. Joseph Wells, an old
offender, was arraigncd for being drunk
and disorderly. The Mayor tempered jus.
tiee with mercy, and fined the accused one
dollar. In default Of payment lie was COM
mittcd TO Jail for twenty-four hours.
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HESRIco COUNTY CoURT.-The grand jury
met Yesterday and indicted the following
parties for felony: Edward Reid, Lewis
Emanuel, and Samuel Thomas; and found
presentments against the following for mis-.
dcmcanor: Robinson L. King, Peter F.
Hober, Robert Wilcher, Joseph Dabney,
Anderson Young, and Clarence Barrett.
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MoRTUARY.- number of deaths in
the city last week, exclusive OF still-births,
"a.
Cause OF Death: Abscess, l; casualty, /;
consumption, 8; commissions (infantile), l !;
Group, 1; debility, l diarrhGa, 1 diphthe-
ria, 1; dropsy, 1; yertyphod), 2; hemor-
rhage, l; infantile loekjaw, l; pneumonia,
3; scrofnla, /; unknown, 9.
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The RICHMOND CITY GUARD DRAMATIC
COMPANY, assisted by some OF the best
talent in the country, propose giving d
grand dramatic entertainment on December
2Sth and Goth at the Theatre. On this oc-
casion the beautiful drama of "On Guard u
will be presented, followed by the laugha-
bic comedy E:Two Nights in Columbia y
which is now being written especially for
the occasion.
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FOR THE LARGEST AND MOST VARIED AsSoRT
MEyT OF Gentlemen's Gloves call at y. B. SPENCE
& SONS, 1900 Main street.
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Special Mayor Clarke yes
tcrday swore in John E. Jones to act rs a
special policeman without pay from the
city, on the property OF the Richmond and
Danyillc Railroad Company
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REVIVAL MEETINGS AT TIE SECOND BAP-
TIsT CHURCu.-The meetings which have
been held at the Second Baptist church con-
tinue to grow in interest. Eight persons
have been received for baptism, and a num-
Der OF others have asked for prayers. The
pastor, Rev. Henry Mcdonald, D. D., will
preach every night this week. The con-
grcgations have been fine and very atten-
tive
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"MERMAID TROCHES."-A concentrated specific
suited for thi. enlightened age Nervousness, Rheu-
matsln, General Debility, and all internal aches
and pains. Convenient for the pocket especially to
Dyspeptlcs). \ delightful "rroche " for ladies' and
children. See circular. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
1916 Main street, aad druggists generally. 25c
pnt
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The assault Gdse.-The continued case
Of j. Fl. Reams, charged with assault and
battery on James Z. Owen, will be called in
the MAYORS Court this morning.
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SWEET AS a CHAPLET OF ROSES Is J. & F.
ATKINSoS'S Extract of White Roses for the Hair.
At once cleansing, inrigoratlng, and Of delightful
fragrance.
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The Circuit Court.-The last accounts re-
ceived from Chesterfield Courthouse rep
resented the Hord trial in progress, with
but little prospect OF verdict before to-day.
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LL-RoBBERY.-About 1:30 O'Clock yes
terday evening L. r. Warren, Esq, living
at 912 east Leigh street, had an overcoat
which was left in Tie hall stolen from him.
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NJ. ELLYSoN Il Co. advertising agents, insert ad-
vcrtiscnents I'm all of the newspapers of the United
States ut publishers rates. Orders left at the Dis.
patch rountins-room viii receive prsmpt atten-
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done at the
DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
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4irllmond 1ispattk.
WEDNESDAY. -. NOVEMBER 81. 1871.

s8-THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THE CITY
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10 0.ttl

NNUAL MEETING.-Th annual
n meeting of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND POTO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held at the
office OF the company, In the city of Richmond. on
WEDNESDAY the 2lst Of November. 1877, ut
llH O'Clock A. NJ. j. B. WINSTON.
no It'd Secretary.
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SILvER-PLATED ICE-PtTCHERS, .Goblets and
Trnvs, Card d-Recevers, Cake-Baskets, Buttcr-Dish-
cs, Tea Scts, ut G. GENNET'S, GIT Main street.
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USDERsHIRTs in great variety at E. q. SPENCE
& Sons, 1900 Main street.
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LIGHT, MEDIUM, AND HEyY OvERCoATs IL
great voaiety and in the best finish. at prices rang
ing from 81 to S35, ut f. B. SrENCE & SONS.
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ANOTHER LARGE SUPPLY Of those beautiful
CALIFORNIA PAMpAS-GRASs PLUMES at JOHN
MORTOS'S, corner Of 5Iain and Reservoir streets.
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.-For the Middle
and South Atlantic States, falling barome-
ter, temporary rise along the coast, in
creasins northeast to southeast winds, and
cloudiness and rising temperature, with
frequent rains in the latter, and extending
to the western half OF the former.
For the East Gull States, Tennessee, and
the Ohio Valley, falling barometer, easterly
to southcrly winds, warmer, cloudy and
rainy weather, followed in the western
portions by rising barometer. norlhwcsterly
winds, and cooler, clearing weather
For the West Gulf States, rising barome-
ter. stationary or lower temperature, north
to west winds, and clear or partly cloudy
weather.
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| GESTLEMES's UNDERWEAR Is specially mt f.
d. SPENCE & SONS, 1900 Main street.
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SILyER-PLArED CoMMuNroN SETS at {. GEN
NETS. 9l7 Main street.
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no l4-W3t&tdtd

RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD CO,}
TREAsURER's OFFICE. 7
RICHMOND, VA. November 10. 1877.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF this company will be
held ar the Office of the company, corner OF BYRD
and Eighth streets. on TUESDAY the 9Th instant
at IL O'Clock N.
The books Of transfer will be closed from the 7th
instant until after the day Of meeting.
II. W. WARRINGTON,
po 10TH Treasurer.
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JAS. MACDOUGALL. l0h 4. ~. at No. 1903
Main street. near the corner of Twelfth, large
collection OF fine oil-paintlngs.
FRANCIS T. ISBELL. p. NJ. vacant lot on the
north side Of Byrd street between First and
Second
L. APPERSON, 81 Z. NJ, two lots on the south
side OF Marshall between Gilmer and Alunford
streets.
FRANK J. SAMPSON and GRUBBS & WILL
LIAMS. L. NJ. stock-brick.tront dwelling
houses on Porter street, In the city OF Manches.
ter.
+. w. POWELL, IL 4. NJ, the entire stock and
machinery OF Goldback's masch-factory.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
cool.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 3S;
Q 4. NJ, As; noon. co; p. NJ. 50; =.
N., 20 midnight, 3S.
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FOR RENT.

r HAVE FOR RENT A VERY DE-Ma
i SIRABLE FARM OF ONE HUNDRED fa:l
ACRES Just OH the limits OF the city. The Inn
provcmcnts are 1rst-class. and consist OF nice
DWELLING containing ten rooms. With all I'M.
proyemenrs. such rs bath, range, &C., and several
barns, out-houscs, SC. The soil Is very good, and
the farm is entirely enclosed. If desire the house
and a portion of the land can be rented. Also,
very nice DWELLING. with FOUR ACRES OF
LAND, formerly occupied by Mr.. William Coul.
ling and now by Mr.. Farrer, situated on the road
leading to lakewood cemetery. aud between the GEM
etcry and the city. These places can be rented low
For further particulars apply 10
ROBERT n. LYME
Real Estate Agent and Amctioneer.
Nsin cfr
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4. w. GARBER. s26 Main street, has seyera
GOOD HORSES for sale at sacrifice.
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RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILRoAD Co.,

RICHMOND AND DASyILLE RAILROAD Co.,}
RICIaoND, VA. November IA, 1877.
rTHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND AND
DANVILLE RAILROAD COMPANY win be held
at the office OF the company. corner OF Bank ana
Tenth streets, In the city OF Richmond on WE'D
NESDAY, December 18th proximo, at IL O'Clock
N.
The hooks for rhe transfer Of stock will be closed
RICHARD BROOKE.
no l4-W3t&tdtd Secretary.
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STERLING SILvERwARE for wedding, birthday
and hoilday-gifts, at G. GENNET's, 917 Main street
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RB" On all sales Of RenL Estate made 6etsoet7:
the l$t of Jannnry and t0st Of June the tdGesfer
the present ye0r hare tn be pnM the purchaser
On u sdLeS made 6etDeen the 1st OF July and Iust
or the yenr tie tnres haze To be paid by the seller
fThiS custom was adopted about hftcen years ago
by all the real estate agents in Richmond. and ~
niCs To Richmond and vicinity.l
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LOST. STRAYED. AND FOUND.

T OST, ON YESTERDAY, between the
| IL Second Baptist church and Eighth and alain
streets, SMALL BUNDLE containing two pieces
Of cut work.
The finder viii please leave it at this office.
| IL
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NJ LETTINGS.

A MEETING OF THE STOCK 2
"A HOLBERs OF THE MASONIC TEN Xxx
PIE ASSOClATiOS viii he held at 81. AI-/V\
bans Hall on WEDNESDAY. 2stn Instant at g
O'Clock p. NJ. WILLIAM B. i9kACS
no Z1-tn Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-21

TOR RENT, THAT DES1RABLEfsj
Il BRICK TENEMENT No. 900 north Tenth LII
street. containing seven rooms: detached kitchen;
gas, water, bathroom, &C. Reat only $500 per an
no lo-3t ROBERT b. LYME.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-21

DIAIN AND FL L Il Z d BEAVER
rLoAKiNGS- S-handson.c goods-a; bottom
1,.,T,--at JULIUS MEYERS.
h.Tr, FCIlPSE DOUBLE BGSK CORSET only
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-11-21

DEESS GOODS! DRESS GOODS so
n!ecc> 2j. 80, and 25c. DRESS GOODS re-
i.,c3 10 poe at JULIUS MEYERS.
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