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Editors of the Richmond Dispatch :

Gentlemen officers and policemen
Of the First police district desire to make q
public acknowledgment OF their apprecia-
ton OF the kindness Of Captain James NJ
Tyler, City Sergeant, who at frequent in.
tervals during the day and night OF last
Sunday and Monday furnished them, at his
own expense, with hot coffee and warm
food, and in many other ways contributed
to their comfort.
BY these acts OF kindness the arduous
duties deyolying upon us during the con.
tinuance OF the freshet were !ightened, and
we were better enabled to undergo the con.
stant exposure to which for q considerable
time We were subjected.
The thoughtful care and nnostentatious
libcrality OF Captain Tyler on that occasion
is more highly appreciated coming as IL
did from an old comrade, who In his new
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WOHEN's CHRISTIAN Mission SOCIETY,"
We mentioned on Monday that few ladies,
under the influence Of Mrs. Comstock's $
preaching, had met for the purpose OF Or
ganizing society for the relief Of the poor
and needy, especially amongst those OF their
own sex. They only talked over the mat
ter at the first meeting, and deferred the
election OF officers, &c. until Saturday
next: but their svmpathies have been
aroused by the condition of those poor per-
sons in the lower portions OF the city who
have been affected by the recent inunda-
ton of their homes, and they at once
commenced work in that direction. \ few
oi the leading spirits were out yesterday
to make the necessary arrangements for FUR
nishing the needy with soup and such other
articles OF food, &c, as may be procured.
They hope in day or two to perfect their
arrar gements. and due notice will be given
OF the time and place where and how it may
be obtained by those in want. In the mean
time meats OF any kind, ,soup-bones, vese-
tables, bread, -four. meal, DC, &c, or any
thing which the phianthropic may feel dis
posed to give, il left with any of the follow
ing ladies will be given the proper d'rec-
tion. Money or old cast-off clothing will
be acceptable and judiciou,ly distributed !:
Mrs. Samuel NJ. Price, Fifth street be-
tween Cary and Canal.
Mrs. Patton, Franklin and Third streets.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Hopkins, 120 west Cary street.
Mrs. William ii. Plcasants, 2604 Franklin
street.
Contributions OF money, ii left at this
office, will be promptly handed over to, the
treasurer OF the Society.
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INDEX OF THE DAY.
INTERESTING PROCEEDINGS OF
THE SENATE YESTERDAY.

THE SOUTH CAROLINA CONTESTED CASE
CONSIDERED-MoTION TO DIsCHARGE E
THE COMMITTEE OK PRIVILEGES AND
ELECTIONS CAsEAGREED
To-MR. THURMAN MOVED THAT MIR, BUT
LER BE SWORN IN AS SENATOR FROM THE
PALMETTO STATE; But OBJECTION WAS
MADE AND THE CASE WENT OVER UNTIL
EX-CONGREssMAN J. B. HAWLEY
TO SUCCEED GOVERNOR MCCORMICK AS
ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF THE TREAsU-
RY-MEETENG OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
LEGIsLATURE-THREE MEN PUNISHED
FOR TARRING AND FEATHERING A WO-
MAN-FURTHER DETAILS OF THE HURON
DIsAsTER-FRENCH NEWS, &C., &C.
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CITY WATER-W WORKS OFFICE,

November ~, Ioii.
Editors Dispatch: In reply to the card OF
DR.. +. d. Cunningham, Of this date. would
respectfully state that the break in the Wa
ter-pipe on Fourth street between Main and
Franklin, which occurred on Saturday last,
was not known at this Office until late in the
afternoon OF that day, at which time the few
men in the department were engaged in the
protection OF the works, both in the city and
at the pump-house, caused by the immense
freshet AS soon as possible three men were
sent to repair the break. The work had to
be done necessarily at night, and in view OF
being in readiness to meet similar accidents
that frequently occur during high water in
the city, the work was hastily done. The
lamps used for protection of places OF this
character were all in use at Rockets, where
water-pipes are now being laid, and imme-
diately at the extremity OF the freshet. A bar
rel was placed over the earth filled in TO
prevent any one from getting into it until it
could be permanently repaired. The only
excuse have to offer is that did the best
could under the circumstances. No one
regrets an occurrence OF this kind any more
than do. Respectfully,
j. l.. DAVIS, Superintendent.
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pERsoSML.-General Pridemore, member
OF Congress from the Ninth district, has been
in the city for several days.
The new president OF Randolph Macon
College entered upon his duties yesterday
after the delivery of a fit address to the pro-
fessors and students. The Rev. Doctor has
the equipments OF education. energy, and
discretion for his arduouS position.
The jury in the George suit being unaEle
to agree whether or not there was mar
riage were on yesterday discharged. One
account says they stood three to nine ;
another that they stood four to eight-the
larger number being of opinion that there
was no marriage.
Captain Henry Freeman was again para
lyzed on the 23d OF this month.
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The Huron Disaster.
EFFORTS TO RECOVER BODIES OF yICTMS-Ex
PLANTATION OF THE SAILING Orders.

EFFORTS TO RECOVER BODIES OF VICTINS--Ex-
PLANTATION OF THE SAILING ORDERS.
NORFOLK, November 2I.-SiX Surviving
seamen of the Huron's crew have been
added to Lieutenant-Commander Green's
party, which left this morning for Nag's
Head to watch the beach and recover bodies
OF victims. These are for the purpose, of
Identifying the dead. Twenty-one dead
bodies can be seen from the shore lashed to
the main and mizzen rigging Of the Huron.
1t is thought that the water is subslding, and
that the vessel can PROBABLY be reached in
day or so.
FORT MONROE, November 27.-In regard
to the sailing Of the Huron on Friday last
in the face OF storm. it is stated that on
Friday morning Admiral Trenehard sig
nailed to Captain Ryan, inquiring IL bis
draughtsman had arrived, and being an
swered in the affirmative, replied: "You
can go to sea when you choose.o
RETURNED FROM THE WRECK.
FORTRESS MONROE, November 27.-The
Swutara has returned from the wreck OF
the Huron. The wrecking steamer B. &
J. Baker still remains waiting for fair
weather.
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SECURITY INyEsT,fENT.-JoHSH Fl. CLAIBORNE,
HOS Main street, agent Mutual LIFE-INsU-
RANCE COMPANY OF NEW YORK, assets now over
Ss2.000,000. This grand old company, with the
least ratio OF expense Of any company .Inthe coun-
try, with solid investments producing interest more
| than sufficient TO meet all mortality claims-in q
word, In perfected condition. demonstrating life in
surance under superior management-naw tenders
to the community a SEVEN PER CENT. COMPOUND
INTEREST INVESTMENT, WITHOUT CHARGE FOR
THE ATIssURAscR BENEFIT WHILE INVEST
ING. The agent specially invites conference, and
recommends the company as the most solvent fnan-
clai1nstitution on the face OF the globe.
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GRUBBs / WILLIAMS. 4 P. NJ. five building

GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 4 P. NJ. five building lots
on the south side of Venabe street between
Mosby and Adams.
W. GODDIN. IL A. NJ, trustees sale of oflcc-fur-
niture. desks, tables, chairs, blanks, mating,
&C., at No. ii Tenth street.
RORERT B. LYME =. NJ, trustees sale Of st,-
burban truck farm. with good brick dwelling
and other improvements, IN Bowling Green.
Henrico county.
W. }. LEAkE, trustees sale Of farm IN Amelia
county. on the Appomattox river.
POINDEETER & TUPPER. 4 P. NJ, new brick
detached dwelling No. 13 east Clay street.
T. l.. WHITING, High-COnstable, 10 A. NJ. groce-
rtes, tin-warc. confectionerics, sewing-Ina-
chimes, scales, fuyniture. &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS. 2 +. NJ. for Rush Bur-
CESS. ESD, at Bowling Green, farming imple-
meDts, mich cows sows, pigs, straw. green
house plants, hot bed sash, furniture, &c.
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yEGETINE.
" + G L T y E
PURIFIES THE BLOOD, RENOvATES AM
INyIGORATES THE WHOLE SYSTEM.
ITS MEDICINAL QUALITIES ARE
ALTERNATIVE, TONIC, SOLVENT. AND
DIURETIC.

EEGETISE Is made exclusively from the juices Of
strongly concentrated that it will eFcctuay cradi-
cate from the system every faint of SCROFULA,
SCROFULOUS HuMOR, TUMORS, CANCER,
DANGEROUS HUMOR, ERYSIpELAS. SALT
RHEUM, SYPHILlTIC DISEASES, CANKER,
FAINTNESS AT THE STOMACH, and all diseases
that arise from impure blood. SCIATICA, IN
FLAMMATORY and CHRONIC RHEUMATISM,
NEURALGIA, GOUT, and SPINAL CON-
PLANTS, can be cffectuay cured through the
blood.
For ULCERS and ERUPTIVE DISEASES Of tho
skin, PUSTULES, PIMPLEs, BLOTCHES, BOILS
TETTER, SCALDHEAD, and RINGWORI
VEGETINE has never failed to effect a permanent
cure.
For PAINS IN THE BACK, KIDNEY-COM-
PLANTS, DROPSY, FEMALE WEAKNESS,
LEUCORRHEA, arising from internal liberation,
and uterine diseases and general debility, EEGE-
TIM; acts directly upon the causes of these COM
plants. 1t invigorates and strengthens the wholc
system, acts upon the sccreive organs, alays in
falnmation, cures liberation, and regulates the
bowels -
For CATARRtl, DYSPEPSIA, HABITUAL COS
TIyENEss, PALPITATION OF THE HEART
HEADACHE, PILES, NERVOUSNESS, and GEN
ERAL PRosTRATIoN OF THE NERVOUS SYs-
TEN, no medicine has ever given such perfect salts
faction as the FEGETISE. Itpurifcs The blood
clcanses all of the organs and possesses control
ling power over the nervous system.
The remarkable cures effected by VEG ETINH have
induced many physicians and apothecares whom
we know to prescribe and use it In their own tami
lies.
In fact, vEGETISE is the best remedy yet discov'
cred for the above Diseases and is the only reabl.
BLOOD-PURIFIER yet placed before the pnblic.
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PerSonal.-Among the visitors to the city
yesterday were William Robinson, superin-
tendent Of Swift-Creek Mills, and G. C.
Farley, connected with the same establish
ment. Both Of these gentlemen were at one
time connected with the old Manchester
mills. Mr.. Farley, who is member of Hen
derson Lodge, remained over to the dedica-
tion last night,
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HEAVY TELEGRAPHING.-Thec convenience
and usefulness of the telegraph were aptly
demonstrated by the volumes OF business
that passed through the Western Union
Telegraph office in this city yesterday.
Over three thousand messages and thirty
five thousand words of preSs-matter We're
handled up to l O'Clock yesterday morning.
Communication has been restored in all
directions
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WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR RTo-DAY.--For the Middle
Atlantic States. rising barometer. southerly
winds. ycering to colder westerly. and
cloudv or partly cloudy wea;hcris probable,
excepting light rains in the northern por.
lion oi the former.
For the South Atlantic States and East
anR States. rising barometer, colder and
nnrihwcstcrIy winds, and clear or partly
cloudy weather. excepting occasional rain
tonight in the former.
For the West Cult States. rising harome-
ter. increasing northwest to northeast winds,
decidedly colder, clear or partly cloudy
wrsther. and probably q " norther."
For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rising
barometer, southwesterly winds veering to
brisk and high northwcSterly, decidedly
colder and cloudy or partly cloudy weather,
and probably in the latter light snow.
For the canal regions OF Indiana, Ohio,
and northern portions Of Pennsylvania and
New York. the temperature will fall below
freezing Wednesday night
The WEATHER YESTERDAY was partly
.,nuder and cooler. At night there was Il
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"MERMAID TRocHEs."-A concentrated specific
suited for this enlightened age. Nervousness Rhe-
mstism. General Debility, and all internal aches
and pains. Convenient for the pocket Especially to
Dyspeptcs). A delightful ' Troche' for ladies and
children. See circular. PURCELL.i LADD 6 Co.,
1915 Main street, aad druggists generally. 25c
and Il.
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THE BEST EVIDENCE.


The following letter from Rev. E. S. Best, pastor
of the Methodist Episcopal church, Natick, Mass.
will be read with interest by many physicians also
those suffering from the disease afflicted the
son of The Rev. Z. S. Bes:. No person doubt this
testimony, as there Is no doubt about the curative
mowers Of VEGETINE:
NATIcK, MASS. January I. 1874.
NJ. II. Il. Stegens:
Dear Strive have COOL reason for regarding
rour NEGETINE as a medicine Of the greatest
value, We feel assured that it has been the means
of saving our sons life. He Is seventeen years
of age For the last two Years he has suffered from
necrosis of his leg, caused by Scrouous affection,
and was so far reduced that nearly all who saw him
Thought his recovery impossible. a council Of able
n,ysicians could give but the fancst hope of his
ever rsIlying, two the number declaring that he
was beyoud the reach of human remcdes-that even
ampulalion could not save him, as he had not yigor
enough to endure the operation. Just then we com
menced giving him VEGETISE. and from that time
to the present he has been continuously Improving
He has lately resumed his studies, thrown away his
crutches and cane. and walks about cheerfuy and
Though there is still some discharge from the
opeufne where the limb was lanced, VIC have the
fullest confidence that In little time he will be per.
fcctly cured.
He has taken about three dozen bottles of YEGE.
TINE but lately used but little. he declares that ht
Is too well 10 be taking medicine.
Respectfully yours,
Mrs. L. c. +. BEST.
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Observation-Disclosures OF deaths last week,
90. Causes OF death: Cancer, /; casualty,
/: congestion of lungs, 1; consumption,
8; debility, l; diphtheria, l; dropsy, /; ;
Scarlet-fever, /; typhoid-feyer, /; heart
disease, 2; imperfect development, 1; in
gifts, /; old age, =; pneumonia, l; soften
ing of brain, 4: teething, /.
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Mavor's Court.- William j. Driscoll, bar
keeper at Jones's Cottage saloon, who was
reported for having his front door open
early Sunday morning during the excite
ment occasioned by the flood, was dis
,l>,x
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Pennsylvania.

PUNISHED FOR TARRING AND FEATHERING \
WOMAN.
ERIE, Pa, November 27.-Three men
convicted for tarring and ieathering wo-
man Of doubtful character in Waterford
county, Pa, have all been sentenced to the
penitentiary from one to ten years.
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OF these credentials lies over under the OBJ
lection, but the gentleman the Senator from
Ohio) has the right TO enter the motion To-

Qay.
Mr.. Edmunds then gave notice that I'm
mediately after the reading OF the journal
tomorrow he would call up the highest
matter OF privilege, touching the credentials
Of Mr.. Kellogg, reported from the Commit
tee on Privileges and Elections.
The Senate, then. on motion Of hr. Thur
man, by vote OF, % yeas to q nays, went
into executive session, aud at O'Clock,
when the doors were re6pened, the Senate,
after continuous session OF twenty-ejght
hours, adjourned until II O'Clock to-mor.
row.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 49,
A bill was passed relieving the political
disabilities Of Albert NJ. Lee, OF Texas.
.Jetty bills were introduced and referred.
BY Mr. Singleton, OF Mississippi; a bill
removing the political disabilities OF Ed
ward DeLeer, OF South Carolina, apd Bev-
erly II. Robertson, Of Virginia.
By Mr. Muldrow. OF Mississippi (hy re-
queS1: Petition Of colored citizens Of Mis-
sissippi asking for on appropriations OF
$1,000 to enable them to move to Liberia.
By Mr.. Robertson, OF Louisiana: 20 re-
fund cotton-taX.
By Mr.. Riddle, Of Tennessee Restoring
to the pensiou-rolls the names OF all soldiers
stricken therefrom on account OF dlsloyal-
ty; also, bill repeating the act prohibiting
payment OF money by any officer to any
person not known to be opposed to the re-
oellion.
Adjourned till F'riday
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AT this season OF the year, when every one is IN
terested In the selection of seasonable goods II Is
important that the purchaser should be well In
formed concerning the various articles In the mar
ket, well as the most attractive ways OF making
! them up. These questions are fully answered In
"Andrewss Bazaar" published by W. r. Andrews,
Cfucfnnaf}
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The Baptist Social Meeting.-The social
meeting Of the congregation OF the Man
chester Baptist church will take place to-
night. Arrangements have been made to
make it most enjoyable feast. It's ex-
pected that all of the congregation will be
present, and the evening will be passed in
the most pleasant manner.
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Ihanksgiuing-Day.-No particular pro-
eramme has been announced for the OBJ
servance Of thanksgiving-day (to-morrow).
The work of putting the mills on the canal
in order will be continued as matter OF
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MARRIAGE.-C. Ii. SmitherS, Esq. tele-
graph operator at Goraonsville, and Miss
Lille Smith, OF that place, but who has
been here on visit. were married ut DR..
Hoge'S church yesterday evening. They
left at 5 O'Clock yesterday on bridal tour
North.
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BEAUTIFUL GOLD DWATcHEs.-Some of the most
beautiful watches In the city at remarkable prices.
For Instance, q beautiful Gold Watch at *25, and
$50. and $40. and Stem-Wfnders at s5O-very SUI
perb, splendid time-keepers. Also, some more mag
niGcent at $50 and s75 and upwards, at
-. C. GEEEET's, 917 Main street.
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TIE FIRE-ALARM TELEGRAPH.-The cause
of the unusual ringing of the tire-alarm
gongs on Monday night was owing to the
circuit being open at Station 35, near the
almshouse. One OF the loops in the box was
broken. but has been repaired, and the po-
lice and tire-alarm line is now in working
order
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Do NOT POISON YOURSELF by indiseriminate ap-
peation Of cheap preparations, but call for toilet
waters, powders cosmetics, &C., made by J. & f. AT
KINSOS, London.
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south Carolina.
MEETING OF THE STATE LEGIsI.

MEETING OF THE STATE LEGISLATURE, &C.
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 27.-The
Legislature met at II o'clock to-day. Mr.
Swaits (colored), president pro tempore Of
the Senate resigned rs senator from Will
hamburg county. Dir. Woodruff (clerk)
also resigned. New members of the Senate
and House were elected to fill vacancies, and
were sworn in. The election for Judge OF
the Seventh circuit, made vacant by resig-
nation. will take place Friday.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Rs- On all sales of Real Estate made 1ets9ee r
The 1st of January and last Of June the tdGss for
the present year hare to be paid oythe patrchdser
On all sales made 6ettoeen the lst of July and Las
Of the year the tares hare to be paid seller.
This custom was adopted about fifteen years ago
BY all the real estate agents IN Richmond. and az
plies to Richmond and vienity.l
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M ELLYSoS & CO.. advertising agents, insert ad-
vertisements in all Of the newspapers OF the United
sISes at publishers rates Orders left at the Dis.
patch counting-room will receive prsmBt 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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FURNISHED ROOMS, WITH SER eE,
It WANTS ATTENDANCE at PELOUZE'S HJ
CAPITOL HOTEL, by the day, week, or month, at
popular prices.
Good rooms, clean beds. and good table. Twelfth
and Franklin streets, Capitol Square. no 13-1m
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LUNCH AT DR.. HoGE'S LECTURE-RoOM.-
The ladies of DR.. Hoge's church will give a
lunch to- day from 10 A. NJ. to > p. VI. in the
lecture-room of the church.
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II. X. Ellyson, r. r. Bridgers, and W. T.
Walters, directors.
Messrs. Charles Ellis. John z. Branch.
William II. Hnxall, II. Z. c. Baskerviii, X.
r. Haxall, and John McGill, were ap-
pointed the examining committee for the
current year.
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HORSES. MULES, DC,

EOR SALE, ONE LARGE, F1NEfh
u. YOUNG MULE, perfectly sound, and 8
sold for no fault, as The owner has no use ~HT
for him. Will be sold cheap for cash orekS2dss
good paper. Apply at No. 4 west Broad street
Richmond. no 27-2t
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PRHNTING.HOUSEs.
DISPATCH PRINTING-HOUSE.

GOOD WORK. LOW PRICES.
Having one Of the LARG EST AND BEST
EQUIPPED JOB OFFICES IN THE SOUTH, conn
biaed with skilful mechanical talent, we are pre-
pared to execute promptly, In the very best style
and AT LOW PRICES, every description Of
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING
SUCH AS
BUSINESS-CARDS.
yIsITISG-CARDs.
PROFESSIONAL-CARDS.
WEDDlNG-CARDs,
SHOW-ChRDs,
BILL-HEADS,
LETTER-hEAnS.
NOTE HEADS,
ACCOUNTS SALE.
STATEMENTS
MANIFEsyS.
BILLS LADING.
RECEIPTS
CHECKS. ..;.p -
DRUe-LABELs : 80
PAMPHLETS, A.'' t-Aoi go
BRIEFS,
RAILROAD AND sTEAMBoAr WORK A
(SpFf,T AryryyE3s sgssH ~ I
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BUSINESS CHANCES,

ARARE EOPPORTUNITYIS OFFERED
N to an active businessman to engage In tue saie
of an article in this city nsuring ready sale ana I'M
mense profits. About $500 capital required. II
viii pay to investigate this. Address
J. NJ, FOSTER, SO north Sixth street;
no 2s-3c Philadelphia, Pa.
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sphere has not learned to forget those who
served the city under him for many years.
OFFICERS AND POLICEMEN,
First District.
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T. osT,. ON MONDAY NIGHT. ON
Ninth street between Main and Broad, a
CAMEO SCARF-PIN tlady's head). FIVE DOL.
LARS reward will be given 10 The finder u left at
this office. no zo-it
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V E G E r I y L
FOR RENT.

DOR RENT, DWELLING over Bree- g.
II den Fox,s store-entrance on Fifth street LII
contains eight rooms and all convenfences, Spien-
tdly adapted for dress making establishment. To
u good tenant the rent will be fixed low. Apply to
MOSES MfLLHISER,
no 23-d1w 1909 Main street
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TAXES. -
ITO TAX-PAY RS OF CHESTER
FIELD COUNTY, viii be- In my office, m
Manchester November 26, az, %, 20. aud 30s Tor
the purpose OF giving the taxpayers Of Chestere.d
an opportunity OF paying their taxes for 1877 aud
thereby saving seven per centum on the amount OF
said taxes, ". b, WOQLDRlDdE,
NO 26-5t Treasurer Of Chesterfield county.
5CTATE TAXEs.-'rax-payers will save
- money BY paying their taxes this month. 4 fnts
suppiy OF VIRGINIA TAX-EECEIYAHLEsCO sCOU.s
P0SS OF the various fenominatons on hand. ana
for sale Mt market rates at the hAHh ~, Ssoa-
MERGE. JOHN SC.3WiLl5AIST5s
NIOTICE.-ro THE TAx-PAyERs OF HEN:
In RICO COUNTY. The ssx-o,lss for Tue kahce.
BrooSiand FAIRFIELD, and yarinA dtstsisss VIII %
ready FOR ccecfian nt the Trcasnrers Gfdee 10 the
county court t-hease, from the Ism 70 the SON Nos
yembcr inclusive. All persons paying their taxes
before the lst day OF nscenh1 Will be enftsled 70
DEDUCTION of two per cent. kfter which hme dfe per
Gent win be added. AZ the law directs
s>ss - WILLIAM n. McGRuDER,
no la.tDc1 County Treasurer.