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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1877-10-18
LOCAL MATTERS.

FUNERAL OF WILLIAM WILLIS, JR.-Broau-
Street Methodist church was well llled yes
terday afternoon by people desiroIis to pay
the last sad tribute OF respect and affection
to William Wills, Jr. The building was
draped with mourning, which hung IN
graceful iestoons all around the gallery, and
covering the pulpit and chancel. Among
those present were noticed-besides the
several ministers OF that denomination
Rev. DR.. NJ. W. Staples, agent OF the Vir-
cinia Bible Society, OF which Mr.. Willis
was treasurer; the officers OF the church;
most OF the insurance officers OF the city,
and a large number of businessmen. AS
the corpse was borne up the aisle
the choir very sweetly sang that beau.
tiiul.hymn, NEARER, my God, to Thee"
At it's conclusion DR.. Edwards read the
usual selections for such occasions. The
hymn commencing "Why do we mourn
departing friends 4" was then sung. DR.. W..
w. Bennett lead in prayer; after which
Mr. Steel, the pastor, made few remarks
| on the life, character, and Christian usefuf-
ness of the deceased. He said that he had
no eulogy to make OF the worth or virtues
of his deceased friend. He should only Sc
lect some salient points in his character,
and from them endeavor to draw lessons for
the good of all. He then spoke OF him IN
all the various walks of life which ne had
flled-child, parent, friend-as we'll as the
many positions of trust which lie had occu-
pied. AS illustrative Of his integrity and
high sense Of honor, he mentioned that only
the dav before his death, upon being told, IN
answer to an inquiry, that it was the 18th
day OF the month, he directed his son
to draw u check, stating the amount,
for some obligation due that day, reminding
the Young man to put stamp on the check.
He was perfectly willing 10 die. Only on
Monday, as the minister entered the room'
Mr.. Willis remarked, "My trust is in
Jesus" For some hours before his death
he had been unable to articulate, or even to
use the slate, but, as he verify believed in
answer to special prayer by the family that
he might be allowed to speak to them before
he died, speech was restored, and be was
able talk with them until he passed away.
Doctors Edwards and Bennett both made
touching remarks upon the occasion, and
the services in the church were concluded.
As the funeral cortege passed down the aisle
the choir sang the hymn, GLOW firm a
foundation, ye saints OF the Lord" The
body was then conveyed to Hollywood
Cemetery for interment.
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RECOVERY OF A STOLEN HORSE AND Bug
GY.-On Monday night r. 0. Weeks drove
his black stallion out to Hattorf's Garden,
tied him, and went in. When he came out
he found his horse and buggy gone. BE
paid little attention to it, however, suppos'
ing that some of his Tfriends had taken the
horse away to play joke on him, and would
return him in due time. Up to yesterday,
however, the lost property had not been
heard from, and so he determined to put
the case'in the hands OF an officer. Detec.
pose. and last evening he succeeded in find.
ing the horse and buggy at Young's Mill,
in Hcnrico county. The horse had the ap.
pearance of having been driven very hard
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PREPARING FOR THE FAlR.-FOr the past
two or three days the retail dry-goods stores
and the millinery and shoe establishments
have been doing quite thriving business.
They have not all grown rich yet, but sales
have been very satisfactory. Our country
cousins have been here in large numbers,
and from the purchases they made must be
determined to appear at the Fair in grand
style. A hearty welcome awaits them.
People in.all sections Of the city are now
constantly seen preparing for the Fair, en-
deavoring to make a presentable appear
ance to the great crowd which will most
certainly be attracted here by the presiden-
tial visit. Much painting and repairing
seems to be going on. :.
1t is pity that some enterprise doesn't
seize our city authorities and cause them to
begin to cleanse the streets. Some princl-
pal ones that might be named are very dirty.
indeed, for many months past Richmond
has not been keeping up her reputation for
being clean city. 1t may be because the
chain-gang has been employed at other
work; but certain it is that, except where
rain has served us, little street-cleanlng has
been done Unluckily, it happens that in
many sections, where the ground is fiat,
rain, even when it comes, cannot be relied
upon to do the work that in all other cities
is entrusted to the broom brigade.
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TIE MOZART To-NIGHT.-A splendid pro-
erammc Will be presented for this evening.
The orchestra will perform the overtures
" Poet and Peasant" and La Sirene," and
the beautiful waltzes "Cagllostro," by
Strauss. Mr.. Peter Lorenzen will play a
solo for violin; Or. Bartkowski and Mr..
Reinhardt a duo for violin and piano. from
:. .Fayorta," by Donizetti; Miss Laura,
Messrs. Adolph and C. w. Thilow, trio
for piano, violin and piano; and Miss ze-
tella Cooke grand solo for piano. In the
way of vocal attractions, Miss Booth, OF
Petersburg, will sing " FAREWELL by Gra-
ham, and Miss Wyatt "Ernani Involami,' y
by Verdi.
Owing to the large number OF persons
who attend the Mozart muSicaleS the mem
bers will hereafter be required in all cases
to show their tickets.
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DIsSoL UTIeNs q PARTNERsaIps.

JOHN u. DOVE HAVING RETIRED
y from ris firm Of Dove & Day on the LIST OF Sen
tein5cr, sts.ll continue the business under the
same nruI- name OF DOVE & DAY, rs heretofora
take This occasion 10 return thanks for the very
liberal patropaSe extended TO and express the
bore that str1c1 attention 10 business, large as
sortrncnt OF the plrest and best articles kept In
Asst-clss drusst6e and an earnest effort 10 pease
af iu their various 4 ants, will merit continuance
of The same WILLIAM Q. DAY,
on Deye Day, Druggists,
oc lS-Th&M2t coIpe- Third and Main streets
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THE CIRCUs.-In consequence OF com
plants OF citizens living near the old Leigh
Street circus-lot, Barnum's show VIII be
located, rather from necessity than choice,
at Elba Park, near the west end OF Marshall
street, approachable by either Marshall or or
Broad street. Wagons and omnbuses VIII
do a good business conveying people from
the centre OF the city to the exhibition
grounds. AS nothing will deter the average
Richmondcr from going to circus, the
only effect OF the change, so far as the pub
lie is concerned, will be to impose upon
them an additional tax for vehicle-fare.
Many circuses have swindlcd our people
on the last night Of their performance here
by commencing to remove the animals and
take down the menagcre tents before the
ring performance was three fourths done.
Barnum proposes to give only two perform
ances here-one in the afternoon, the other
at night OF the 23d. II he expects the lat
ter to be success he will have to give his
written assurance that the work OF " break
ing camp" shall not be commenced until
say 1880 O'Clock. He has such reputation
as Snowman here that his pledge, if given,
will be confidently taken, and his crowd at
night will perhaps surpass that Of the after
noon.
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MEETING OF THE LloUoR-DEALERs.-
other meeting Of the Liquor-Dealers' Asso-
citation was held yesterday afternoon, but
the committee from the Workingmen's meet
ing failed to report, and no business was
transacted. The question Of going into the
men q. their meeting tonight is known. /.
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FINANCIAL.
MANCHESTER BONDS.

offer for sale MANCHESTER EIGHT PER
CENT. TAX-HECEIVABLE COUPON BONDS,
interest payable March and September; BONDS
EXEMPT FROM CITY OF MANCHESTER TAX.
These bonds arc issued by authority OF the City
Council, under an act Of the Legislature, " for the
purpose Of paying off the unbondcd Indebtedness OF
the city, and for paving the Streets The act ilms
redemption at maturity. With this issue the bond
cd Indebtedness OF Manchester Is S256,7O0. inc
property belonging 10 the city is WORTH MORE
than the entire amount. =.
The BONDS In denominations to suit All
Glasses Of investors and are offered for the present
AT the very low price of 90
JOHN G.. WILLIAMS,
.oc l6-eodSt Cashier Bank of Commerce.
GI0 00O lam $4,000.
(11.i IMPROVED USINCUMBERED REAL ESTATE
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS,
in sums to suit.
j. THOMPSON BROWN,
Rezl Estate Agent and Aucionees.
oe Io~-'" Ills Main street.
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The PHGNx.-Next Monday Mr.. Milton
Nobles,s drama, The Phoenix, will be pre-
sented at the Theatre in this city; Ihe
play is said to abound In that KIND OF numor
which is peculiarly American. Mr.. Mobiles
is represented as an actor OF o9seryatioh' q.
and has clever ability for putting his OBJ
seryations of men and their peculiarities
] into form.
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The president Of Philadelphia street
car company has stolen $4,000, 900, and they
have only Just now found it out He Is
probably the man ti.at first recommended
the use OF the bell-punsh for conductors
Turner Falls Reporter.
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PROPERTY TO BE TURNED OYER TO TILE
BRISTOL NARRow-GAUGE RAILROAD CON-
PASY.-In the United States Circuit Court
Yesterday, in the Atlantic, Mississippi and
Ohio railroad case, for reasons satisfactorily
appearing to Judge Hughes, "bv the petit
tion OF the receivers filed in this behalf, and
the answer thereto, OF the Bristol Coal and
Iron Narrow-Gauge Railroad Company on
exhibits Herewith, that by the terms OF its
charter the last-namcd company upon its or
caniZation was empowered to demand OF
the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio Railroad
Company, and said last named company au-
thoriZed to turn over to it 'all the property,
real and personal, assets and records, re-
ceived by it OF the Virginia and Kentucky
Railroad Company, including records OF all
surveys and estimates made by the Atlantic,
Mississippi and Ohio Railroad Company
since the 18th day OF June, 1870, and all the
SURVEYS and estimates turned over to
the said Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio
Railroad Company when the same was Or
eanized.' And it further appearing that
said Bristol Coal and Iron NarroW-Gaugc
Railroad Company has been organized ac-
cording to law, and that the property OF
said so-called Virginia and Kentucky dlvl-
sion consists only OF certain miscellaneous
papers relating to the preliminary surveys
of said division heretofore made, certain
brick house and lot whereon the same
stands, located in Bristol, in the State OF
Tennessee, of the value OF 5000, and OF three
lots, also situated in the said town OF Brls-
tol, OF the value in the aggregate OF about
s400,'" &c., it was ordered that the receivers
turn the same over to the Bristol company.
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R,s steamer. with Company AS hose, cane
70 the rescue and rendered valuable service.

BIS steamer. with Company A,s nVss' - 49,.
10 the rescue and rendered valuable service.
Company AS bose-carriage, when on Inc Lns
way to the fire, ran into a hole on Byro
between Seventh and Eighth streets, prsak. a...
ing the shafts Of the hose.carrIage, shently
iniurfng the horse. and endangering tne
lives OF three or four men
We understand that the contractors on
tbis work had put no light to notify parties
~ the excavation of the street.
The Richmond tiremen were In time 70
save two large frame buildings, Wnien
would otherwise have been DESTROYED. Inc
Richmond steamers threw water from tne
canal, q distance OF about 1000 Ieet. IN
addition to the above losses, smell iramea
building, owned by Mr. Cers!ey, on @ Seventti ~
street, was damaged agood deal. Ihe total
loss by the fire will reach Slo,ooo.
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BANQUET.

4 SsOCIATION ARMY OF NORTHERN
n VIRGINIA BANQUET, NOVEMBER !. 1877
at ST. CLAIRE HOTEL, immesiafsly sites the an
nual address In the hall Of the House OF Descga,.
desirable that ali who ntead to be present should a.
once purchase tickets, which may be bsd Of kEkOI
MCCARTHY. ,a o.,o.-
Tickets, el.60. oS Lo-oe-o.
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GENTLEMEN WHO ARE ACCUSTOMED to wear
ing clothes In which style aud hnssh are deemeo as
essential AZ fabric are invited to examine our vari-
ous departments We offer larger STOCK 20 seiect
from than any other two establishments III this city,
4. SAKs & Co.. Clothiers and Taiiors,
1913 Main street.
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ASK YOUR DRUGGIST FOR MEADE q BAKER >
CARBoLIC MoUTH-WAsH, for sore gums ana de-
cayed teeth. Fifty cents bottle.
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ORR NEW BOYS, DrrAnrnENr reopened last

OUR NEW Boys DEPARTMENT reoDened iast
week, aud yesterdays arrivals have added 20 TUG
stock immensely. The "Brunswfcs" ana buSA- b
nyham suits are the pre.tiest suits ever saown ZOE
,,,,dren,s wear. We are determined to offer these
goods lower than any other house, and, by way OF
test. Invite comnarisou. A. SAKs & Co..
1918 Main street.
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SICK AND NERVOUS HEADAcHE.-DR. c. W..
BENsoS's CELERY AND CHAMoMILE PILLS are
prepared expressly to cure Sick Headache, Nervous
Headache, Dyspeptic Headache, Nauralgia' Ner-
you.ness and Sleeplessness and will cure any case
Price, soc. Postage free. Sold by all druggists.
ONCE, 1O6 north Eutaw street, Baltimore, Md.
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DIscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE BAKERS SAPoNINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box.
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CoSCERT.-The Pine-Street Baptist Church
choir will, at the request OF the Clay-Street
Baptist church, give another concert at the
Clay-Street Baptist church tonight at 8
n,nlopk
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THE sAPoNINE DENTIFRICE prepared by MEADE
BAKER will eradicate the incip!ent tartar on
teeth aud prevent decay. Fifty cents box.
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NEW TEA-we have Just received an invoice OF
new Tens Among them is a Gunpowder that we
offer at 75c. per pound. Its quality Is remarkable
for the price. W. ID. BLAIR CO.,
QO3 Main strect.
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THH WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear anu
pleasant
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: d A. NJ, oS !;
8 4. NJ, 6S; noon, "a; 3 i. M.. 10; +.
81, &C midnight, 60. #s,,,.
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A. sAKs S Co., 1913 Siain street.

NJ. ELLYsoN & CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertiscmeus IN all of the newspapers Of the Unitea
States ut publishers rates. Orders left NJ the Dts.
match countIns-room VIII receive prempt atteh-
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BEAUrIrY YOUR TEETH by using MEADE & BA-
KER's elegant SAPoNINE DEeITIFRIcE. Fifty
cents box.
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SAVE MONEY by having your printing done az inc
DISPATCH PRINrING-HOUsK. Good WORK, low
prices and satisfaction guaranteed.
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DEcAYEp TEETH dlstnfected by MEADE & BA-
KER's CARDoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents o
boff
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THE CARBoLIC MoUTH-WGsH Is pleasant to the
TASTE and excellent gargle for sore-throat Fifty
cents a bottle,
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BLEEDING AND W cERATED GUMS healed ny
MEADE & BAKERt CARBoLIC MouTH-W ASH
Fifty cents q bottle,
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FUNERAL OF JAMES P. CowARDIN.-The
funeral Of James p. Cowardin will take
place at 10 O'Clock this morning from St.
Peters Cathedral. It will be attended by
the members OF ttc press. the Konseryative
Kampaicn Klub lin which deceased had
been an active workerl and friends and ac-
quaintances generally.
The members OF the conservative Kam-
paisn Klub are to meet at their hall at 8
O'Clock this morning.
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CALIFORNIA PICK-LoCK FLEEcE-Underwear
for gentlemen made Of these luxurious "ooiehs 10
offered In all sizes al S3.
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Frank Leslie'S Lady's Magazine for No
vember. The above to hand from j. L. Ell
lvson, liz Main street.
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DETERS'S ORCHESTRA
-,1 WILL FURNISH Music FoR
%oaEERTSsPARTIES,G GERM.aNS, BALLS, ETC,
~. on reasonable terms.
B6st musiclaus-lewest music
M, Leass orders az No. 26 Fifteenth street, between
alal aId franklin. &C l6-3t*
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Our best dentists use and recommend MRADE &c
BAKERS CARBoLIc cMoUTu-WAsH. Fifty cents
hntf
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AFTER A PARTIAL INVESTIGATION YES
TERDAY IN THE HUsTINGs COURT THE
ACCUSED WAS DIsCHARGED-ExAMIN
T1oS OF JUDGE F1TzHUGH, MIR. ]. u. K.
sLEIGHT, AND MR.. CHARLES GENNET-
HOW THE BUSINESS OF THE COMMITTEE
HAS BEEN CoNDUCTED-DR. BAIRD RE-
LEASED AND CONGRATULATED. &C., &C.
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RirE>mond 1ispatth.
rrr,1-penAy OCTOBER 1S. 1877,

sa~THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
LARGER THAN THE COMBINED C1RCU-
.,T1oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS Of THE CITY
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

RT- On all sales of Real Estdte D,nds 6stWstn
the lst Of January and last Of June the tdTesfsr
the present year have to bepntd by the purchaseT:
On al sales made bsttceen the 1st of July and td
Of tke year the tares haze to be paid by the seller
[This custom was adopted about nfteen years ago
by all the real estate agents III Richmond, ana ),
plies to Richmond and vicinity.l
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10h A. NJ, Sale OF pawil-
brokers clothing, watches, Jewelry, Pl'toir'
guns, &c.
E. w. POWELL. l0k A. NJ, ut No. 142l Main
street, pawnbrokers' sale OF gold and silver
Watches chains, rings, guns, pistols, clothing:&c.
of tobacco-nxtures, over 1909 Cary street, be-
tween Twelfth and Thirteenth.
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lost. sTRAYED. AND FOUND.

LOSE. SFRA led. AND EVUNU.
THSTRAY COWS-two BRINDLEE EEsES
IL and one RED AND WHITE; the lattcrI..-.-
has holes bored in her horns. The owner Will please
come forward and settle damages. -
G.. NJ. ROBINSON.
oc lS-lt* Grove road, sidney.
TAkEN UP ON Ny PLACE, NEAR
l. Brook turnpike on 12th October. 1877, ONE
SMALL WHITE SHOAT The owner viii please
cali iay charges, and take 1t awav. ,,
oc 7-3t r. r. GRIFFIN.
r OST, FROM 225 SOUTH Sc 80
IL COSD street. Il WHITE and LIVER-SA
CoLORED POINTER PUP, about four months old
and In thin order. 4 suitable reward VIII ne palu
for hi, return above. or To the Office or GRlBBS
& WILLIAMS oc 17-3t
T OST, ON TUESDAY LAST, some
IL where near Seventeenth and Marshall streets,
a GOLD EARRING. having Il beil-shapcd pendant
with small pearl setting a liberal reward will be
paid IL left at this Office. -
oc l6-3t< LAWRENCE CUSHING.
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EDUCATIONAL.
sILVER-PLATING.

SILVER AND oRoIDE-PLATING.
lam prepared to execute PLATING OF CAR
RAGE IRONS. H0USE-W0KK, Eud REPAik-
ING OF CARRIAGE-LAMPS. Those desiring
such work done will please call. >.x.
GEORGE A. AIHSLIE.
Carriage Builder, No. 10 Tenth street.
e20-lm
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THREE BRICK HOUSES, Nos. Gl3, Ss.t
L 3l5. 317 south Fourth street (Gamble'S Izz1
nm, containing six rooms cach-one with brick
kitchen of two rooms: gas and wafer all In gooi
repair. and the locality delightful: TO responsible
tenants rents will he reasonable Apply 70
JAMES L. CAPSTON.
No. 800 north Twelfth street.
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AN INQUIRY FROM JUDGE GU1GoS.


Judge Guigon: Mr.. Sleight, by what au-
thority did you let DR.. Baird have the mo-
ney OF the committee to pay his private in
debtedness?
Mr.. Sleight: I had no authority except
DIR. Baird's own order. / had no control
over him. He directed me to give the
checks, and I gave them to him.
In reply to question by Dir. Wise, MIR.
Sleight said that some accounts which ap-
peared settled on the books Of the commit
tee were not really always settled. A year
or two ago the committee was indebted to
the Methodist Book Concern in New York
in the sum Of 81 900. DR.. Baird gave his in
diyidual notes for the payment of the sum,
and the books of the committee were
written up as though the amount had
really been paid. These notes as they fell
due were renewed, and the Indebtedness
finally in this way became quite large. He
spoke to DR.. Baird frequently about the
irregular method of the transaction, and he
promised to correct it. When DR.. Baird
assumed the payments Of the debts referred
TO he (witness) knew no more about 1t until
the final crash came.
The reports OF the business agent (Wlt-
ness) were made to the committee ana re-
corded in the record-book OF the committee
Judge Guigon: Was there anything IL
the reports to the committee to indicate The
amount OF Indebtedness
Mr.. Sleght: No, sir.
In reply to Judge Crump: Before the
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and are for sule by all druggists and dealers.
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W SI'S,

wy 4 y I + D,
six TOBACCO-BOX SCREWS, CRATES and
tASINGS-compicte.
Apply 70 hA9hiH@ "''|
loc lS-4ts
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, THE DESlRABLEE
Il HOUSE No. 1 east Clay street. containing Ell
seven rooms. besides kitchen. Persons renting can
have their meals furnished from next door, II oc-
sired Rcui only $40 per month. Apply to
~ JOHN +. GODDlS.
Real Estate Agent,
cc 1s-3t' Bank and Eleventh streets.
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s,,NOIpATEs FOR OFFICE

Ix-r ARE AUTHORIZED TO An
w %i,J'NCE SAMUEL II. PULLlAM, ESQ., as
date for'tAc HOUSE OF DELEGATES from
,,f,ys,v Al ,hei,rimary election, October 20 1850
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TOR RENT. AT Il L ID u { + De:

ENOR RENI. AL Ii l. ~ u y T. ~ f33;:
HATES @s
No, 100 north Seventh street (brlckl. II rooms
No 922 west Main street new. 10 rooms;
No sol west Grace (ncw brickI. 10 rooms;
No 327 west Main tncw brick). rooms;
No. 3 west Canal (tramel. g rooms;
No 72G north Fourth tciieap), rooms;
No. east Clay (chcapl. rooms;
No 2i north lIarvic (franc), rooms;
No 3l3 west Main ichcapl, rooms:
No. Els south Cherry tbrick), rooms;
stores. Offices society halls. &c. &c. ~
}. THOMPSON BROWN.
Real Estate Agent aud Anctionccr,
,c 19-cod9I lll3 Main street.
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EOR RENT, SEVERAL VERY De an
II SIRAHIE AND uANnSOMELY-FIS-E E:3
ISHED ROOMS III the Mansion House, corner Koss
and Governor streets. ,o
Also. FIVE ROOMS I'm building in rear OF the
above house. fronting on Governor street
Rent very reasonable 10 good tenants. Apply 10
JOHN 4. GODDIN,
Zeal Estate Agent,
o,1c-ot Rank and Eleventh streets.
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