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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-11-21

GOOchiand Tragedy.
QUARREL BETWEEN PLANTERS RESULTS 7,
TIE DEATH OF ONE OF THEM.


THE DEATH or ONE or THEM.
Andrew j. Mitchell, hard-working, in
/ dustrlOus, but poor farmer Of Goochland
/ county, was brutally murdered last Friday
evening by Alexander l.. Parrish, Of the
| same county. The facts in the case are as
Mr.. Mitchell farmed conjointly with Mr..
iarrish, and rented from Parrish a barn
IN which TO store his crops. In n conyer-
satlon Friday evening with Mr.. Richmond
Lewis, OF this city, and Mr. Richard Har-
iT, OF Goochland, Mitchell said that he
liad paid Mr. Parrish his rent in full, but
that Parrish had detained his whole crop
OF corn for debt due him for supplies
advanced. Mr.. Mitchell had housed his
crop OF corn in the barn rented from
Mr. Parrish, and had locked it up,
after which Mr.. Parrish nailed up
the barn. Mr.. Mitchell's family was in
actual want OF food, and on Friday evening
he went TO Mr.. Harris 10 hire a team to
help him move his corn crop. He Sc
cured The team, which preceded him to
Mr.. ParriSh's. The driver OF the team
was warned by Parrish as soon as
he arrived that he had better return
whence he came, as ne PARRISH would
aS soon shoot the driver as Mitchell The
driver thercupon left the premises.
a little later Mitchell appeared upon the
scene and proceeded TO the barn where his
crop OF corn was housed. About the time
that he reached the barn-door Parrish came
mp from behind, and, without notification
or warning of any kind, fired upon Mitchell
from behind with a shotgun, innicting a
wound from which he died in few mo-
ment>. The key to the barn, which Mitchell
rented from Parrish, was found in his
(MitchclFS) pocket.
The affair has caused great excitement in
the neighborhood, and the people have
been free in expression, Of condemnation
at the action OF Parrish. At last accounts
Parrish was on his way to Goocbland
Courthouse for the purpose OF surrender
ing himself to the authorities.
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Personals and Briefs.

Cmtain William J. Biniord sets Ouf th,
morning for IN extended cuisines" trip
south and West. and will he gone until
Christmas.
The Aruory ,kating-rink will be cgened
Tomorrow night. Lovers Of this sport
will doubtless attend in force.
snow BEGAN 10 fall in Halifax counfy, IN
mi, State. saturday at ! j. NJ, amt con-
tinucd unit : +. VI. SUNDAY moynlng
there was an iuch OF snow on the ground
at Bark ,aale'- depot. in that county.
4 iaw-bone and some OF the leg-b1iac- Of
q man were found ON the MayO's- aare-
house property recently by the workmen
who were excayatiny fOr the wall>1 the
new panyilie railroad freight depot.
The connection railroad bctwccT the
York River aud Danyille depot> is 10 he
,traightcned aud leSsened in sradc Dat|cen
Shockoc creek and the Danvillc doptt. Tor
which purpo-e> piles are now being niNcn
into the dock opposite Fifteenth sued.
, .Iudre Wexford has declined to -ar aside
tbc verdict u $1,000 damages IN liz ease
of Naupin'- administrator against INT cltY
of Rirhm0nd and the ease will noW prob
ably he taken 20 the Court OF Appeals.
In the Chancery Court yeSteMiay the
/ iury in the Allan will case, involving the
+ title to the property at the southeast corner
~ Main and Fifth streets, being unable 10
agree. we're discharged.
\ ,pecial Jury is to be summarized lor
fine civ Circuit Court on the 2'ih, Mhch
+ the ca-S Of W. p. Smith against The KicIl-
mond and Petersburg Railroad Company
!. to he tYied. This il one Of tbs cases OF
damages claimed growing cat OF the
I \, -. I, ,,,.,, t.,ilrOa1-brlu9c tlrf.
Richfoond was late in having her aurora
diCDl,v. but that Of Yesterday morning was
vcry tne. So those who wers up between
and 3 o'clock report.
Tbe officers OF the Agricultural Socgdy
have naid off most Of the prfmltllns aWaiu-
sd at the late exhibition.
The ras was very bad In The Main-stfeet
.,orcs in thc early part OF ksst night. lIhad
way OF nearly dying Que and then pop
ming uu, which it repeated for cons dera
hie timr. IN the great annoyance OF thoSt
whose business requires good liSht.
Colonel O'Ferrall. whose gallant contest
with Panl has given bSn more thar, Stat'
rcnutation. was in tze city yeste Iday, eN
a,n,nins into the evidences OF the qualiflc :
ton a, the specisl tsX-collec@rs, VII,
Hooded his district with blank receipts
The I'olonel meisns to confess, and Vii
show that he is honestly erkitled to III
seaf.
The Executive Committee oil the l@tho
cratic City Committee were IN session Ia,
night, and no doubt made arrahs smeh. !!
ior 9,thcrine the evidence to be had /
. Rjchmond al the wrongs done Mr.. Mdsse
: by Judge Ilughes's instructions by I'll
! closing Of polls, and the voting on illegi
!. tax-receipts. c -, S,aun,on
in the city-the guest OF DR.. Hunter NJ
: RM J. Paynter, Esq, manager oil u
q p;ohmond office OF the Southern Te!egraI
Company, i. i'll from pneumonia
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10 the GtGy Engineer ant1to the Conn
missinsaerS of Streets for naEsiaIf


Your attention i, carnc, jy called o tnS,
dangerous condition OF thswe,tern tide 0i
Lester street between Nj holson aihi Lou
isiana streets, owing to tie fact thifi tleEe
is 10 protection to per sons and heateIts
passing along Lester steet, cspe Ahly 10
those antering it from. Louisiana. street.
An expenditure Of a snail sum tb,, placing
posts ind ratings or Sire) may ave the
city from heavy danJges likely DO result
from severe accident of loss OF liif.
n wen-wisher To tle pro,per;t of klch-
mvnd. ~
Soy GaBER u, 1882.
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In the First district, UtSpdtch returns,
received from the clerks Of courts, elect
Garrison 10y 81 votes. Mr.. Garrison, how
ever, shows IN error Of -, making him
lead Mayo jG.
According TO the Capitol returns, Libbey
is elected over Marshall by 2,9i4. The
combined vote OF Marshall and DczendOri
is 1896, while Libby's vote is 1926.
IN the Third district it appears that
{ corec Y itc is elected over smith by 2,6jS.
Our figures are 2,OJ1 a difference OF only
one
\ summary for the Fourth dis rict is noT
for ihc first time publ he'd. BY il Hooper
leads Reese Democrat 102l2, and lead
Reese and Branch fStraightouD 9qG3.
CabelpS majority in the Fifth district Is
given III 1,ij9.
Tucker in the sixth leads Riycs 2,iO3,
and lead, Riyes and WoOdfin (straightout)
2,301.
Barbour is given j,222 more votes than
Farr, and 1895 more than Farr and SyphaX
(StraightouD together.
The impression from newspaper accounts
is that the returns will show Paul elected
bv about 200.
Buchanan, the returns OF which are not
in at the Capitol. Is unOilicially reported
297 for Bowen and 30 for Fulkerson, il
true. giving, upon the basis OF the aforc-
said returns,
Bowen w .
Eulkorspn ,'.opl
NGWhcrTN. I'tV
DOt-on (>iTgtoutl. .....................''.- o%c
In 1881 Cameron carried this district by
6.479. Now, supposing the returns undis-
putcd. the combined Democratic vote (ful-
ksr,on's and NcwbeTy'sl i, 1000, while
Bowcn's is 1904 and Dol-on's 32S. Bowen
over Fulkcr,on and NcWbcny, 1901. OuI
own returns indicate that Massey col
about 200 vote, more than the combined
vote of Fukcr>ou and NcWberry.
The Democrats, of COURSE. do moi con-
ccdc the accuracy OF The returns at the
Capitol, having never seen them.
Nothing will be- settled until the Board
OF Canvas,er, meet. and from some ol
their judgments it i, likely there ~ill be
appeals.
SPECIAL messengers have been sent 50 the
counties OF buchanan and Page, and thoS'
returns viii no doubt be here by The time
the Board Of Canya>,cr> are ready for Ihen
on Monday next.
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Church NnfCs.

series OF meetings were held at the
Lcigh-Strcct and Clay-Strcct Baptist
churches during the past and continue du.
ring the present week.
At Leigh-Strcet church during the week
there were six professions OF conversion
and anumbcr Of requests for prayer. DR..
Pollard baptized three persons.
AT Clay-Strcct Baptist church on SUNDAY
two persons were received for baptism and
three proiesscd conversion.
At Pine-Strcct Baptist church durinethc
past week one was received for baptism.
and on sunday three persons were received
for baptism and one b. experience.
It Grace Street Baptist church Rev. g..
+. Gregory. OF Charlotte, y. C., preached
at night IN the morning at communion
the right hand Of fellowship was given to
st., n.
The REGULAR 'norn.nS services a. Ncna
ble.,trcct Baptist church were uspended.
and in thcir place the funeral OF NJ. ".
II. Brooks, who was Killed on Che ChcSa-
pcakc and Ohio railway, was held. \ vast
crowd attended. The services were con-
ductcd by Rev. Il. II. Pitt and Hcy. G. +.
Williams. In the afternoon at y O'Clock
the funeral OF Mr.. Alexander V. England,
who was Killed on the Richmond and Ale
ghany railroad, took place. There were no
services at night.
At the most Of the Methodist churches
services were wanting, owing to the ab-
sence Of the regular ministers at the An
nuaI Conference Of the Church in Norfolk.
The monthly meeting OF the Protestant
Episcopal Sunday-School Union took place
on SUNDAY afternoon at Christ church, Pre-
>idcnt Adolpmis Blair in the chair. The
meeting was opened by singing "All Hail
the Power Of Jesus Name Services were
conducted by the rector, Rev. Mr.. McCul-
loch. The reports OF the different sunday
schools for the month Of October were read
by the different supermtcndcnts. rs fol-
loWS.
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Gnrh..r,s New Carriages.

Yesterday evening" two splendid equip,
,ge> were drives through abe streets ol
Richmond, The horses were Sat and sleek,
ana their caparisons glitter4d IN the sun:
p,,onle asked .,Whose tursout is that !"
and inquiry elected the Gsct that IL De
lonped 10 4. ". CARRIER, whose enterprise
in This direction has put OIL the streets the
finest carriages for hire Ia this clt!.
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BROwN'S IRON RrTrrRS.
ON. MY BACK!

That's a common expression and has world ~
mcauine. How much suffering is summed upin,t
The singular thing about 1t Is, that pain in Tho
hack i> ocoasioned 10y 50 many things Nav no
caused by Kidney Disease Liver Complaint. Cop.
sumption. Cola Rheumatism, Dyspepsia, Over
work. Nervous Debility, &c
whstovor ,bc cause, don't neglect It. somc,h,nS
s wrong and needs promp, attention. No mcd,-
cine has vet been discovered that will 50 ouick,v
and surcy cure such diseases as
BROWNS IRON BIrrERS.
and 9, does THIS by commencing at the foundation
sul making the blood pure and rich.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

BE on al sales of Real EStatcmadc bctwscntht
IL of January and h-t uf juno the tiNc, for The
pre-'nt Year have o. hc paid hy thc purchaser ca
al stlc- made between thc l.. OF July and llst OF
the year tne taxes have io be- pad - the seller.
l1hi- custom was adopted about lftccn years age
b. an the real tic agents IN Richmond, and ap-
piicstO E.rhmondaud Nicm!N.l
:. TIIONP>Ot BROWN, 4. VI. trustee sa,l 1.
the richmond Btu ,iugand insurance huilin &
southca,t conner Main and Thirteenth Street
QUARLF~ NCCURDN. =. VI ,dcfachcd franc
dwelling an the southeast corner OF Lombard
ard Main streets.
81. GODDlN e son. II VI. farm Of eighty acre.
on the south -fde OF ne Wc.tham plank soad
four miles west fra'n RichmOnd.
QlARLES x MCCUEDN, s T.. W., two tory de-
tachcd brick dwelling No. 1907 west Main
street. bctw,cn Plum and Lombardy streets
also, TWO lots adjoining ON The cast.
Il. y. CHAFFlN K CO., l.. NJ, lot and famed
dwelling at the corner Of Ashland and Wash
iugtOu streets.
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RARE OPPORTTNITY.

N ,..s.-
owing the i-he1lfh sf fhe prupr 3tor De oil'r
a. .qlr "a now .IOBUIEG HAKDN ARE ~ -
Ness -tadrd within - lat few Sjnih-' Ih'
sack h. we'll assorted. u'", Iud O.. H. n' -hl"l.,
Ict If hs- having hcei actively in me ii'fd"al'
i,hiin.e by,Ino~i for to Ir-t scNcnisVN wears i'
A y.tluah ;. trade IKE silent results can c wa" % y
M % ,,,oc hn.iur.. h... run Add e. Po--onc'
10 i w. ~ 1i'', it.i,i,''r, N-t no2l-3t
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FIRES YEsrERDAY.-The alarm Of ii

FIRES YEsTERDAY.-The alarm OF nre
obout O'Clock yesterday afternoon was oe-
'asioned by fire in shed on she premises
of watt Il Call. Loss about 80. p
u The alarm yesterday evening about .
o'clock was raised on account oil D4rn,nS n
chimney at the residence of Mr.. j; >. , bu'
lon. No. 221 south Third street. No uA'&-
age. .,.d-,oddera anna
rotns hurrying TO the spot were nearly ul'-
set ' by the builders material scatiere" sa' oi'
Th;pd STt p street. Chief Taylor intends to re-
mort TO the police this ease ana all Sn1Irna Tha
eases % where the ordinance Is violated. n'
e.oo e.nects are too often blocked up in tins wa!
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IIor SODA is delightful drink at this
season. George schGn can give you not
Lemonade. Ginger. Coffee, and Chocolate
Soda-Waters. Go try II.
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LUNA NNNtti u ND. i'CCtmHCr l. 1850
For O. long time have been = sufferer from Sto-
mach and Kidney Disease. My appetite was very
Yoar, and thc very smallamont did eat disagreed
With mc. Twas annoyed very much from nou-rc-
i,rtion q urine. Iuicd many remedies with no
.acce>-. until usca REowN'S IRON Brrrrns.
SaccI used that my stomach does not bother me
any. NJ appetite IS simply immense. Mykilncv
,s,aaie +, uo more. and my general health is such
Dat I rocl Ike = new man. After the use Of
Eeowy'> IRoN BirrrES for one month have
gained tv,niy pounds 10 weight.
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Richmond Banking and Insurance Iohl-
pany Building at auction to-day al cloeh'
' j, THOMPSON BRowS, Auctioneer,
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SrNDAY-SCUOOL MEETING At NICHOLSON
STREET CHCRCH-A special meeting Of the
Methodist Sunday-SehoOl Society was held
at Nirholson-Strcct Methodist church sun
dav afternoon at 3 o'clock-A. l.. Wc,t,
nrc.idcnt: {. =. Rady. secretary. The
exercise, were opened with singing by
NlchoI>on-Strcct school and prayer 10y MI.
Tanner, Of Clay-Strcet school.
Mr.. smith. superintendent OF the school
made a gratifying report, showing that the
school has increased in number and inter-
c,t for some time past, and that lts pros
pcct, are very good.
Addrc,sc, were delivered 10y Charles
willis. Of Broad-Street school, and Mr..
Collling. Of Centenary school both Oh
which were we'll received and calculated
TO do much good.
An account oi the late state sunday
school Convention was given by Charles
p. Radv. recording secretary OF the NIrSi-
mi, state sunday school mon.
MIR. Tanner also addressed the meeilnS'
expressing his deep interest in the cause
The scholars Of the school mtefNpef''u
,bc exercises with good singing.
THE next meeting will be held al Nan,
chester Methodist church on the second
Sunday in December.
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WEAVER. RFpOpr

d,n aND,yAIIoNS ,,I...NS FOR To-DAY.-For tbc Mid
H,o Wv H'plhuc ~ states, fair weather. foIlowoG
s,.,, =! ,ocaI rams, winds mostly nortbcrIy -
cral,,. "1io'ary I or higher temperature. and Gen,
cold. was cicar and
o THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: :GA.M oe
. y. NJ. 81; noon. 40: 2 p N A.. u
VI, 40; midnight, 80. ''
Mean temperature. $50.
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NEW BAPrlST CHURCH. AT CHARLOTTE, "
CNRry. o. +. Gregory, pastor Of the Bap-
fist church in Charlotte, y. G., Is IN the
city seeking contributions toward the cree
tion Of the new house OF worship winch hls
church has undertaken at that point. Al
thc Baptist ministers conference MONDAY
morning resolutions were UNANIMOUSLY
nassed warmly commencing Rev. Mr.
Gregory and the cause he represents to ., 'llc
liberal consideration Of the Richmond bap-
fists
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Something New.

Beaver Boots-wateg.proof, comfortable,
and cheap-together with full line oil
boots and shoes at HELLER co.'s,
jl7 Broad street.
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No figures were given for the First and
Seventh districts, except for congressman
at large.
Page and Buchanan counties are not IN
cluded in any OF these figures.
The above is all the official information
that is at present within reach of the press.
The returns from which the above figures
were made will he laid before the Board OF
Canyassers on Monday next, and cannot
be seen before that time; and until then It
cannot be asccrtained how and where the
official returns vary from those we have
published. Returns from some coun-
tics-n the First and Seventh districts
certainly-arc TO be contested. But estima-
ting upon these figures, and taking the vote
OF Buchanan a. reported in the Wing, and
the vote Of Page H. east in the Daniel Came
49,. .IDnliol. IL. r.--IIli .,ill IL
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M,RRrp.-Yesterday evening at ,h ,he
German Evangelical Bethlehem cpuaun' Rnn',u.
Siyth near Clay street, Mr. john hrauSo ~, ''nr r
and arN', aIissI ISL f. G. spott were united IN mar
riage r by the Rev. Frederick Dreyef' eyer ,en "A
number OF friends and acqu"intahccss asIhaI iea,I
dereS % their congratulations, and wished
the happy ones prosperity aud long me-
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Rev. Prank StrinNcIl0W addrcsSed lhc
Union. taking "a, his subject What Chill
drcn Can Do" After the address Rev. II.
Melville Jackson. rector Of Grace church,
answered the questions that were put in
the box.
The meeting was closed by singing, and
Rev. II. Melville Jackson "ayc the benc-
dicli0n.
The next meeting OF the Union Will be
held at Moore Memorial church on the
third Sunday IN December.
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Briets.-During the Late session Of the
County Court Meade IIaskins, ESQ.,, repre-
Sented Commonwealth's- Attorney B. A.
Hancock. who was detained from the pet-
formance OF his duties by sickness.
The owners OF the Groves Shaft mine are
still engaged in the work OF repair, but the
fatal explosion there caused much destruc-
tion OF property, and there is an immense
amount Of work to do before the mine can
he operated.
Several Manchester parties have an
nounced their intention TO contribute to-
ward the building of Catholic cathedral
in Richmond should one be commenced.
Several inquiries have been made OF late
as to the price OF lots fronting on the Man.
chester canal. The parties wish to build
manufacturing establishments. The water
power is equal to every demand that can be
made on it. Every new factory helps this
city
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MANCHESTER AND VICINITY.

Methodist Fdir.-Thc young ladies o
the Parsonage Society OF the Manchester
church will conduct fair and feast at The
church every night this week except Sat.
urday night.
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.,,ol,ria. bill0ushess,
In feyerS' n,h;n~ n,I'i is so beneficial ~
burn, etc., n0thins
Browns Iron BltteT''
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WANTED, BY 4 -. YoUNcGG L, &c rl:aI'h LApl TX TX
w SEVERAL ~ nhAhS as REsIDTNT OR VS.
FhS,FSsofy 4sG q Ss +! sss @ ,S
Esssss' sSf e ae "a iSsss s5 @ s s
nosiiiou In the city, "o"'" .TEAcliEK
salary. Address Carrier ~, Kichhohd' va
mo t4-dcodDt&w0t -----~
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The CENTURY for December has Deeh do. se'
ceived from n. Leonard, he"s"'.'''' wv
Main street,
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FOR RENT.

TCR RENT, \ FURNISH EDG
4 UOl'~F. with BOhRDERs' "a one 81 thsszA
most desirable p,ss, OF The city, immaculate l"h1.
s..,.ion II desire !. Address Z. :; l., Dtrsysut"
odice. W - '''
EOR RENT, \ FURNislltDG
Il DWELLING on Mlip street b.t sesh - -
i-ntr1 and ryirth: nine rooms klfth"n WIZ
r,ngc. hot aud cold water hath. &C.; souse = ~
ri"c order aud will be rCa.ed until seStemhcr u
Issg. The furn.t Is hrst-eIaso, for iurfSsi
lh'' FRANK ID. HILL Z CO,
no 1873, live "a''. '"'S'.
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SILNERw ARE.
Kinks ELEC Ant
SILNERW ARE.

RICHMOND pANKING AID INSURANCE CON.
PANY BUILDING at auction TODAY It o'ctock.
j. TH0NPSON Brown. AuctiOucor.-
SAVE MONEY by having your printing done al
the DISPATCH pRtNrfNG-llcUSE. Good work
low priccs.Ind satisfaction Guaranteed.
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elfllmond nispatth,
''Ni ''''...,NOvEMBER 81. 1889.

h''rHE CIRCULATION OF rur n,sn.
I,rIo~o''h ihAN THE CONFINED cIRCr.
n,'n' - .',''' 'oN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY xrye-
PAPERS OF THE CITY. ''' NEWS
'"'''e" NJ Tie Po~t-o0icc N Rlcbmor, y.
second-clsss maiterI ''
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.a..r .raAYED, AND fol'lN1'- foCND'.-

7 osT, on Tnn ,1EyESlsSSer E.yGEEiSSsS.raslsg3 SE - :
/ hsib,h. small 81 ACh,SeS.D ,oe oe S.DihMOND.' a
; FGs IAs%s;s As.ssst. u. g.
LEV 10. 421 nOrth sixth '''e''
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,urR,r.N RAILWAY SIGNALS.

THE AMERICAN RAlLWAl sluN l.
| CoNpANN OF NIrINIA.-Ihe >i1hLl,
,re nnvy exhibition 20 I2lf Main -irsi' ,et"hn
door. ri .amond. Va. w would resI, AMY 'n- H.
yite the Attention Of tie public mos 1't,s' ~
Am pRNCTlCNL tLECTRlC sALN NJ
SO M w., ever X. f. SMITH Manager
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WANTED. \ TEACHER IN THE
W ENGLISH DEPARTMENT n milai!
academy in Gcoreia-a man VINO j. "A,,nS -
teach for q small -Iiary-slp per- NOM. fi'
t1arl-wlih opportunity g. prosecute hI- -tuHl's
anIuro.pcci Of promotion. Applicant mus ue
,t ls4,. t"euty-one year of aee. De- reference
SAVANNAH MILE AIRY AtADLh,
-..r1, savannah. GA.
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Coi SALE, LARGE No. | RANK
4 rOuNTEH. LARGE IRON SAFE, aud
yAULT-DOOR, formerly esed by the M.nessS,'ef S
Bank. Apply to NNNNNhhn - "3ia
NANCufsTtBi w, u" s''-
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1T Is AN rNDIsPUTABLE FACT that nothing so
reaches and removes the cause Of those terrible
headaches "a that wel-known and well-tried spc-
cifc TARRANT'S SELTZER APERIEST.
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WANTED, TWENTY HANDS, ~
W WORN Al OYSTEEING on the 'hesaptahe
psv ,'', H. 'itimcr- ltll colorcdl. Wages. sI0 per
month and board. Apply. ready 10 90 at 9cioc1 sl
!p-i'N - ] no 2l-ltF
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WANTED. APARTNER WITH So'ooQ
W TO5IOO0O 20 ana 'pl'i cinr
s . nun ". i,,it ned, capital. Apply 70 co
'Hs W. ,e i,, DIV 4. T.. CHAPLIN co.
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JIrA.yNERf
TIM xER FOR SAIL

NOR SALE. \ LARGE LOT OF + M
II ASH TIMBtR. either az "a the stump q i ~
i-Serei "a any -..w-mill on ~ lower james ANrf
Enr narticulars tall NJ Room {, Stntc.bank 9uild
ing.
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WANTED, CONFEDERATE. ',D9n G01 - :
W - 'ri0Nns cO<FEBFR ATE STA AMIED
rNviLHGi,fEs, C0NFEDlt5RAIE II D'i' y
lions. lighe-' triII t,T-MUsIC al SC: each
send for catalogue uu.ic and News Dealer.
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The Election Returns.

The following figures were obtained
from the Office of the Secretary Of the
Commonwealth yesterday:
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SALE OF REtL ESTATE. M tssr-. Il. ~
Chaiiin X Co. real estate agentN, have -hu
the handsome Te>idcnc, OF the late Jane,
G.. BROOKS, Is the corner OF Narshall ana
Eleventh streets. to Mr.. Manr :. Valentine
for tbe sum OF 81. .010 The sale was made
for Mr,srs. Elicit aud CIrte1, ,cNcctltpre'
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WANTED, BY 4 - YoUAG' 61'tHy MHSr Ei,sl. u
w SITUATION in, dS Tlh Telr. "cSST%ricnce, quick
MSS. Ha- had seNg,i Nt,,i'h the best Of reference
Addrcss 1884 Main street.
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