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CHORES FOR RENT.

BRICK STORE corner Main and First streets.
BRICK. STORE No. 1912 Cary, near Twelfth
s'fssii BRIck ssSfoRE on rwe,nh street, adjoining
Afa aRnck sasfsy oRE s2So aa1 cas-. MAN, near Third
'fsSi Bk1ck STORE No. los cas-: Main, near First.
BRiCK STORE and DWELLING No. sl7 Mar
Afs Brick sit;E'' sToRs and DWELLING No. aa12 east
''ii BRIck sToRE No. soa Main, near Nnth un-
df5 Skek re fsis 'sscs sss
teenth street. $3.50. ir sss .,.
DWELLINGS.
| BRICK DWELLING on Tenth between Leigh
and III ten rooms and modern Improvements; In
BRICK DWELLING No s1s ives: Cary; four
PRAE SNI SoIu Se;er Corner Fh
Afteen or twenty rooms; suitable for boarding.
Ggsfc Esck w Il Ra GFss S se Car, eight
IN Nn Ree h 9saeT Vest s2se 9sc.
spsd lR nsiER1SERo9a ,mSs's sSss nm ten rooms,
BRIcK DWELLING No 61o rrans'tn m street,
srek kches sbe ssoo
BRICK DWELLING No. cal north Fifth street;
eight rooms, @ v $500; e nv, ,.r.,,u -, r.r
| ty-ffih streets; eight rooms. $3.50.
Brick DWELLING corper Franklin and Fou-
0ls; SE# s7qHk FkAE, No. 200 south Laurel street, i've
SRw FFAE pSS @s5 south Laurel street. ve
FoSWi sl3S3 psE Snh south aure, street. i've
! rooms $3.50 per month.
| NEW FRAME on Duval next to st. Peters street;
foSf SE% ERoR pss %sn o.sy and
streets SIX rooms: Kitchen stable, and barn good
s. So sSoG lbes norsn Second street, three
'cSTSi &EW FRAME, No. o17 south Pine street; four
f'f2s:i TW0 SEW tS FRAMED DWELLINGS in Arling-
ton West Endl: IS per month. =, ...o... .,~
NEW FRAME, No. 6l5 south Pine street: four
| rooms. E10 per month .
FRAME. three rooms, corner Ninth and Abigail
TIInEE SHALL BRICK HOUSES ON High ctreet,
| OREGON Hill, with three rooms each 80 per montn
FRAME, 10. so4 south Pine street; 1--WE rooms.
BRICK, No. a2ls a!ain near Twenty-second.
sIH BRIck. &c wv No. 200 south Fousnee street; three
NEW FRAME, No. Glo south Pine; four rooms.
'iH FRAME pss Eos;1Hi STORE AND DWELLING No. 1900,
Main near Twcnty .h street; Slo per month. mon o.
FRkME, 20 4i4 west Duval street; three rooms.
~ Two w FRAME DWELLINGS, with four rooms
cact near New Market. s12.50
NEW FRAME, fve rooms, on Cherry between
| Main and Floyd streets. SO.
| BRICK, No. 8 Canal near Fon.hee; three rooms.
$3.50 per month. ,
FRAME, No. 916 west Broad street; three rooms.
| 81 per month.
| SIX rooms. IL per month.
| BRICK, im alley rear of Theatre between Seventh
| and Eighth. SO per month. 80
BRICK. No. 1907 west Main; 1vc rooms. $40
| per month
| BRICK, No. 3511 Lester street, RocAelts' ELK
| rooms. IS per month. -.
FRAME, No. TOT north Twcn!Y-fourtli street;
| four rooms 80 per month. ..
| FRANE, No SOC west DuYal street; three rooms.
| IS Ter month. :.
FRAME, No. 527 north Second street; four
rooms. $S per month.
| ROOMS aud OFFICES in Piedmont and Aring- !
| tou building, corner Main aad Ninth streets.
| OFFICES under Exchange Hotel, Fourteentn
| street.
OFFICES under Ford's Hotel, Capitol street.
! FEASK ID. HILL.
Zeal Estate Agent, HOS Masn street.
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TIE MozART.-A very fine musicale was
given last evening at Virginia Opera-Housc,
and the programme, which was entirely in
strumental, was well performed through
out.
In the rendition of the charming piano
solo "Baladc Opus 23'' Miss Kate Mera
united fine conception with chastc and
expressive execution, and this effort alone
is sufficient to bcspeak her an accomplished
pianist. Her part, too. in The arrangement
from " II Trovatore," for piano and violin,
by Fradel, was equally meritorious, and
with the admirable cooperation OF Dr.. Bart
kowski it constituted very pleasing 1ea-
ture Of the evening.
DR.. Bartkowski's violin solo, "The Little
Grandpapa," by Lange, was greatly en-
joyed, and but for the very commendable
firmness OF the governors he would have
been forced to respond to most cnthuslas-
tic encore.
The gem OF the evening was the lovely
trio OF Reissiger. so eXpressiyely rendered
by Messrs. Kessnich, Thilow, and Rein
hardt.
1t is only to be regretted that the audi
cnces of the Mozart do not show sufficient
appreciation OF these efforts to warrant the
playing Of all the movements in these trios.
The orchestra was not so large rs usual,
but rendered quite effectively three selec-
tions. The overture from Mozart's Magic
Flute" was well given, but there seemed Il
degree of caution in the execution that bor-
dered on timidty, and prevented that spirit
which would have added so much to the
performance. The waltZes "In der Pen
SON. were very pretty, and the "Polka
Militaire" fairly set the house beating time
with their feet.
The next performance will doubtless be
given at the new hall, the stage OF which
has been handsomely remodelled; but un-
less some change be made in the arranging
of the seats the move will be anything but
an improvement on the present place OF
meeting, at least so far as the comfort OF the
audience is concerned.
1t would appear that the chairs heretofore
have been placed rather with a view OF
cconomizing space than for the comfort OF
the audience, for the portion allotted to ono
seat is so very limited that to get into 1t
man of even moderate size must edge in
sideways and remain motonlcss, as il for
tab!eau viYant, until the performance IS
over. .....
The other improvements to the hall are
very fine, but the committee or Board should
look more to comfort in seating the audi.
cnce-indeed, that should be their first care.
It would be an act for which they would re-
ceiYed the lasting gratitude OF the AsSocla-
ton coEld they but procure the patent,
folding cusbioE-chair, which IS used IN oil
places OF amusement at the North.
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rOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
LIOR RENT, BRICK HOUSE icorserMA
II OF Monroe and Marshall streets, with SIX &4 !

TOR RENT, BRIcKsHOUsE icoraerMA
n Of Monroe aud Marshall streets, with SIX -
rooms; kitchen two rooms: In good order. Pfscss
/ BRICK HOUSE with Gye rooms, No. IA rest
Marshall street. Price, 81 SU.g ctt tsista
BRICK HOUSE with i've rooms, kitchen two
rooms. No. 507 west Guy street. E260.
BRICK HOUSE with four. rooms. No. $50 Holly
/ street. near Pine 81 ger month. q
BRICK HOUSE with three ro9ss, Kitchen two
rooms. No.3 east Canal street. S1O per month.
FRAMED HOUSE, NO. I23 west Dugai street,
seven rooms. kitchen TWO rooms. 5lS per month.
FRAMED STORE, No. z west Duyal street, with
three rooms attached $780, 80 E.l.g sszsE
NEW FRAMED DWELLING. No. 113 south
Laurel street, with dyerooms. $3.50. -
FRAMED DWELLINGS no. cast Marshall
street, with four rooms Kitchen two rooms. $50.
BfICK DWELLING, No. 31S north Third
street, with six rooms. Sl6 Per month.
BRICK STORE, with dwelling OF five roems, No.
4nS north Eighteenth street. $3.50. sfs
FRAMED HOUSE, No. 6lS north Harrison
street. with three rooms. &6 per month.
FRAMED HOUSE, wish Large yard, No. $50 south
Laurel street. GO per month.
FRAMED HOUSE corner Charity and 81. Paul
streets, with four ROOMS. 80 per month.
GEORGE s. vAsHoN & son. Agents,
No. Tenth street, Shafer's building.
u. n % 4 ..a a +. - ~
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THE PORTRAIT OF LORD CHATHAM.-Some
little historical research has recently been
made in regard to the portrait of Lord Chat
ham, which occupies prominent position
on the south wall OF the hall of the House
of Delegates. 1t was painted in London by
"Pcc!e, young Marylander," in 176S, and
was presented by Edward Jennings "to the
Gentlemen OF Westmoreland county" For
many years il was kept at Stratford Hall, the
mansion OF Richard Henry Lee. In 1925,
when the new county courthouse was. built,
it was removed tbither. In 1888 the Joint
Committee on the State Library requested
that the portrait might be removed from the
courthouse to the Library. The Westmore-
land authorities took fourteen years to de-
liberate, and on the 25th OF January, 1917,
accepted the proposition OF the committee,
and the picture was brought TO Richmond.
Atthat time, however, the Library-room was
small and crowded, and the picture was
hung on the hall Of the House, where it has
since remained-a disposition OF it which
Nix. Jennings had long previously Indicated
would be agreeable to him. The work is
not regarded as first class.
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o9-CENT STORE.
DECEIVED AT THE #

ECElfED Al TIE a.t
99-CENT STORE:
15O LARGE LAMPS. trimmed In 7-lnch shades
and Argaud burners, complete, 1t 99c.;
very handsome BRONZE-BASE LAMP, with
chimney, at Soc;
Also, BRONZE PENDANT LAMP for the hall
at 99c.;
4 full line and large assortment of LADIES MUS
LIN UNDERWEAR in new styles, at 80 anu
soc. These goods arc we'll made and handsomely
trimmed.
$50 more Of those NICKEL-LEVER CLOCKS al
Sl.9s-warrauted perfect tme-kccpcrs or money
refunded;
More of those large TnREE-SHELF WALNUT
BOOK-RACKS;
$50 dozen GOBLETS at 99c. q dozen;
100 dozen STAR TUSiBLERS at soc. dozen;
Some very handsome genuine MEERSCliAuM u.
GAR-HOLDERS and CHIP MEERSCHAUa
pIPES-two in case-for 99c.;
All sizes In our FINE EN-DOSOM-AND-CCFl
SHIRT;
New style Apply LINEN COLLAR ri 0oc. pc
half dozen;
| New STYLES Ally CUFF, four pair for 99c.
Catalogues sent free 10 any address from ooi
Broad street.
| NH 21 W. a. STEVENS.
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"One day." M. Thiers says, "the two
EmperorS, on returning from long ride,
shut themselves up in the writing cabinet.
Napoleon, apparently continuing con-
yersation briskly begun with Alexander,
desired NJ. de Meneval to bring him the
map Of Turkey, unfoldcd it, then resumed
the conversation, and, suddenly clapplng
his finger on Constantiuople, exclaimed
several times, regardless OF being heard by
his secretary, in whom he had absolute con-
fidence, sConStantinople Never! 'Tls the
empire OF the world!'"
Many mothers are either compelled to
stay away from church and theatre, or take
their babies with them. A poor woman
took her little one in her arms to hear q
famous preacher. The loud voice from the
platform awoke the child and made 1t cry,
and its mother got up and was leaving the
ball, when the minister stopped her by say
ing: "My good woman, don't go away.
The baby doesn't disturb me-" cit isn't
for that, sir, leave" she replied with a
perfect Inconsistencies OF sarcasm: ''1Cs
you disturb the baby"
John NJ. Larkins, merchant OF Colum.
bia, Tenn, committed suicide wednesday
because he thought be had ruined his part
ner (Mr. Walker) by injudicious business
arrangements. Walker says the assets OF
the firm are double the liabilities.
The story Of the hanging OF four Aus
TRAMP Polish surgeons Of the Society OF the
Red Crescent at Sofia by General Gourko
has been persistent|g and circumstantlaily
reiterated in the face Of the denlals OF the
Russian and Austrian Governments.
Thomas Logan, q farmer, was gagged ant
robbed of $4,000 near Reading, Pa, on
Monday night, by masked robbers.
National banks must show theirconditior
! at the close OF business on the 10Th instant
So says the Comptroller Of the Currency.
Mr.. Beverage Douglass, OF Virginia, be
longs, we believe, 70 the Bourbon Demo
cracy.-C Chicago Tribune.
LoNpoS. March 21.-The statement that j
| was the Pope's intention to make DIR. Johl
"a, Newman q Cardinal Is denied.
Elder NoRille, the boy preacher, can re
neat whole books he has never read. q!
has q Noryille good metnory Hasrkeye. 4
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! BRIEF LOCAL IrEMs.- shockoe Ware
house yesterday $4,000 pounds OF tobacco
were sold; highest price, s6. The report
II from the Patrons was Sold, 1896 pounds |;
highest price, Sc; lowest, 6Oc.; average,
S2.TO. -
The Odd-FelIows' Widows and Orphans
Relief Association haying adopted its con-
lsstitution and bylaws; and permanently or
ganized, will in short time be ready for
business.
Master Ralph Bingham and Sister Ruth
Prudence give one Of their inimitable en-
ltertainments tonight at the First English
Lutheran church for the benefit Of the Sab
bath school.
Meetings were held last night by La
fayette Royal Arch Chapter, Nelson En-
campment, I. o. 0. F., Marshall Lodge, No.
u. Il. OF p, and the Brown Stocking Base
Ball Club.
The amount Of United States internal
On Eighteenth street near Franklin Mr..
Edmond BossieuX is preparing to erect
two handsome brick buildings.
No entrance or clearance Of vessels from
or for foreign ports has been reported at
the custom-house since last Saturday.
The most public streets OF Richmond are
very dirty, and street-sweeping brigade
is sadly needed.
Thomas S. Atkins, Esq, yesterday re-
ported nothing in his line either as United
States commissioner or register in bank
ruptcy.
There are bad places in the sidewalk on
Franklin street below Fifteenth, on Byrd
street near Ninth, and Ninth street from
Byrd to the Free bridge is in shameful
condition.
The iron-work on the new Lichenstein
building at Seventeenth and Franklin
streets is from Joseph Hall, and the stone
work is being done by James Netherwood.
Amelia Couth was arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Wren charged with disorderly
conduct in the Old Market. Justice Granger
bailed her for her appearance this morning.
The weather OF the past week has been
bad for oysters, and the fleet in. the dock
has been inconsiderably small.
Business on the basin bank was brisk
yesterday. The principal receipts were
hay, hoop-poless grain, and wood.
There were seven schooncrs, three brigs,
and the yacht Bonita in the dock yesterday.
at Rockets three steamers, five schoon-
ers, and one brig were anchored at the
wharf.
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WooDDaIDGE MEMORIAL WISDOW.-At q
meeting OF The committee held in the Sum
day-school room OF Monumental church last
evening Miss Mary Jane Fulton was ap-
pointed president, Mrs. George W. Warren
secretary, and Mrs. William II. Powers
treasurer. The following ladies, members
OF the committee, will receive contributions
FROM any who feel disposed to contribute,
and will also call upon the members OF the
congregation next week: Mrs. G. T..
Skinker, Mrs. Philip Haxall, Mrs. Thomas
Potts, Mrs. Fl. D. Whitcomb, Mrs. William
II. Powers, Mrs. George w. Warren, Mrs.
John Tyler, Mrs. W. j. Johnston, and Mrs.
DR.. Edward Robinson.
The northwest window has been selected,
and several very appropriate designs are
now in the hands of the committee.
Perhaps no pastor ever more fully proved
himself shepard to his congregation than
the late beloved DR.. Woodbridge, and it is
hoped some such emblem will be selected
by the committee, so that future generations
will see this token OF affection from his
friends aud congregation.
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Communicated /

Editors Dispatch: Gcntlemen,-Please
state in your local column tomorrow that
it was not William S. Leonard, Jr., nor any
Of his relations, who was fined by Justice
Watts on the goth instant for indecency on
the public streets. Respectfully,
WILLIAM S. LEoNAED, Jr.
March 81 1878,
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PAPER BOXES.

TOR MORE THAN TEN YEARS WE
L have been engaged in the manufacture Of Pa
PER BOXES. and have made and sold hundreds Of
ment 10 hundreds OF men, women, boys, and girls,
and have always paid them good wages. thereby en-
aDlng them to live in respectabilliy and comfort.
and with sf1lful workmen and improved machinery
can confidently invite all persons IL want OF PAPER
BONES 10 give US call, assuring them that we can
AID will furnish them az Low AS ANY MAEUFAC-
1CEER, and BETTER THAN SOME. =.
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM.
booksef1rs, Publishers, Stationers, BookbinGcrs,
and Paper-Box Manufacturers. NH 22
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A DEsPAIRING APPEAL.-A North Caro-
lima postmaster, who has been troubled a
good deal lately with spurious national
bank notes, has written to the postmaster oil
this city the despairing appeal: "Pleasc
send ME list Of the banks that isshuc coun'
terfit notes." =
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MAKE NO NIsTAKE.-In DooLEY's YEAST
POWDER you get the best article Of the kind In the
world. The cans always full weight, the article
itself the purcst and strongest possible, SO that
smaller quantity than usual sut1lccs. Do You want
your baking always perfect? Don't fall tlen to use
uOoLEY,s sYEAST-POwpER.
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NATIONAL GAs.-The custom-house build
ing is now being supplied with gas from the
National Gas w orks on Bank street. That is
only to test the works prior to their being
received and paid for by the Government.
It is supposed that the use OF city gas will
be continued. s. =
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The LIVERPOOL, LONDON AND GLOBE In
suRANCE COMPANY, having handsomely re-
fitted the building recently purchased by
them-No. 111S Main street-on Yesterday
moved into it, and are ready to pledge their
immense assets Of S2s,000,000 as indemnity
against losses by fire to all who take their
policies. Messrs. Davenport & Co., the
general agents Of this company, have also
transferred their stock-brokers' business to
the same building, and invite their friends
to call and see them in their new quarters
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TIE "GLENwooD - WHIsKEY took the first pre-
MUM &c the State Fair.
The sB Select" Whlskcy is recommended by Dr.
j. Z. McCaw.
Duff Gordon Sherry-our own importation.
Cigars, of every grade, of our own manufacture
Liberal discount to the trade
sssss1-s w. u. BLAIR & Co., ~
9o3 Main street.
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THE REGISTRATION OF VOTERS IN CITIES
The recent act OF Assembly reducing the
number OF days OF registration previous to
each general election has no commencement
clause, and will therefore, under the gene
raj law, not become operative until the LIST
Of July. There will in consequence be
three days OF registration prior to the May
eJoptinn 4ssgr. ~, e.- ssA.r
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4nIlnlond 4ispatcI1,
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die Atlantic States, partly cloudy weather
and tight rain, with southeasterly winds,
stationary or falling barometer and tempe
rature.
For the South Atlantic. States, partly
cloudy and cloudy weather, with rain areas
and northeast to southeast winds, stationary
OF. lower pressure and temperature.
Cautionary signals continue at New Or
leans, Mobile, st. Marks, and Key West.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear, mild,
and pleasant. Alright it was cloudy, cooler,
and threatening.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY 6 A. NJ, 40;
9 A. NJ, 80; noon, 70; 8 =. NJ, 62; 6 P.
NJ, so; midnight, so.
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The LAws.-The enrolled bills-the
IaWs-haYe come from the binders and are
now at Mr.. Bigger's office, and may be ex-
amined by all those who wish to INFORM
themselves particularly as to the acts OF AS
semb!y of the late session. q \ !,
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DON'T GO WHERE YOUR LOVE LIES Dhh
ING but go to any cigar store or restaurant anu .sn
san WITT ocK MODEL CIGARS, and dream the
hanny hours away by yourself 1t will pay better III
the long ruri.-
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PERSON Franklin Fairbanks (the
great scae-man) and wife, of Vermont, are
at Ford's Hotel.
Among the visitors to the city is W. E..
sadler, Esq, Of Philadelphia, formerly OF
Of Petersburg.
Among the visitors to the Tobacco EX-
change yesterday were D. A. Wilson, Ken
tucky; J. w. Lawson, Danville; j. Z. Hoag,
Petersburg; Walter S. Ball, Baltimore: -.
M. Conrad, Rockingham; J.J. BoatWught,
Goochland; George N. Vincent, Chase CITY !;
D. S. Cook, Pennsylvania; VT. Goodman,
Powhatan and w. S. Beaseley, Greene
county.
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UNCLAIMED LErTERs.-Lettcrs and postals
addressed as follows remain unclaimed IN
the Richmond post-ollicc: S. e. Right
Wright p, Captain A. S. Reed, Mrs. George
Read, r. A. n. Reed, r. l.. REYNOLDS, "
L. Rehum, e. II. Robertson (2), w. Il. 10
bertson, T. n. Scott, William SedgWlck,
4. Smith. Watson Stewart, Kate Staples,
Maret. E. Starke, j. w. Tolley, Richard
Stander, care of Epespes d Glllscen,;
Mines, Shine g. Co; II. Schare, Richmond,
New Kent county; Somers, Brothers & Co.
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To the Dispatch: Who in the mis-
chief is the Immortal j. n. ?" Enlighten
your rural readers West Point Star.
[See all your exchanges. He is too
famous to need description.l
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CHARGE IT TO BUSTER !-WHTLoCk's repu-
tation as TIE cigar manufacturer OF the celebrated
Model. Peach, Key West and other brands, has been
honestly won By fair dealing and uniform courtesy
br rivmg a good article for reasonable price.
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WHERE, Or! WHERE can get the MODEL Vi
GAR? That is the Key-Wesi-ion. AT I. WELT
LOCKS, l445 Main street.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH sSD GUMS
:use MEADE s. BAKERS CARHoLIc hooth'
W. AsII. Fifty cents bottle.
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THE THEATRE. -" London Assurance
was produced at the Theatre last night by
Mr.. Raymond and his company before a
small audience. The piece was quite well
played. Mr.. Raymond was frst-rate is
Mark Meddle. He made the character u
conspicuously pleasant one. Miss Gordon,
as Lady Gay spanker, did quite we'll. The
other parts were satisfactorily filled. The
entertainment was worthy OF better house.
The scenery and curtain worked badly
last night. II demands attention.
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DuscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully whit
by the use Of MEADE s BAKERS SAPoNisE pAN
rIxpIcE Fifty cents box.
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BANK OF CoMMERCE.-The Bank OF Com
merce has removed from No. I'LL to No.
iii Nam street, recently occupied by the
Richmond Fire Association.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

sS5- On all sales OF Real Estate made 6et,oee1
the lst o| January end last NJ Jnne the (os
Meprsseit year haze tn bepnia oy the purchaser
Or al sales made bet neen the 1St or JutY ana ~.
NJ the ge0r tie tareS hare to be paid by the SeleE
rThis custosa was adopted about fifteen years ago
hv all the roal estate agents In Richmond. aud AZ
Giles to Richmond and vicinityl
W GODDTN, 4 L. NJ, handsome lot and large
brick dwelling OIL the sonth side OF Canal be-
tween First and Second streets.
". GODDIN, p. NJ, two small brick tenemcnts
on the cast line Of First between Arch and Byrd
streets
ROBERT r. LYME, AZ P. NJ, one nloiety OF two
framed houses on Twenty-nipth between y and
L streets, Church HILL
JAS. MACDOUGALL, 10h A. NJ, at his rooms
furniture, rcfriserators, cigars, stoves, &C., &c
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For ULCERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
of MEADE s. BARER's CARBoLlc MoUTA-HA Ash
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle
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PROFESSIONAL.

EWIN w. BARRINGER
IL form srly of North Carelinal,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
1876 WALNUT STREET,
PHIL 4 Ell Z Fl \, a.
Prompt attention to all legal business. The best
references given TO legal and financial response
bily. Particular attention paid TO life ana fire.
insurarc re cases. Commissioner for Virginia.
fe 2S,oms
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CHOICE VIRGINIA HANS 1oc. per pound q
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