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Church Notes.

At Leigh-Street Baptist church Or. Pol
lard preached Sunday morning and night,
and in the morning the right-hand Of fel-
loWship was given 10 two. This church
will begin a series Of meetings Wednes-
day night.
At Clay. Street Baptist church on sun
day morning two were received FOR bap-
tism. This church begins a series Of
meetings on wednesday night.
At First Baptist church on sunday
night three persons were baptized. Or,
Hawthorne preached in the morning on
" Honesty and at night Rev. L. j. Huti
preached.
At PineStrcet Baptist church during the
week six persons were baptized. one was
received for baptism, and one by eXpe-
nence. On Sunday morning three persons
were received by letter. and the right-hand
Of fellowship was given 10 sixteen. On
sunday night one was received for baptism
and two were baptized.
At Seventh street Christian church on
sunday morning one was received by
letter.
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The ELECTION RETrRNs.-The returns
from this and other cities and from the
country, as they are received by the Dis
pa'ch tonight, will be bulletined by means
OF The Stercoptlcan upon canvas screen
winch has been erected in front Of the
office. Comparisons, wherever possible.
VIII be made with the Daniel and Cameron
vote and the bulletins made to show the
Democratic loss or gain.
Friends bringing Us election returns will
enter the Office 10y the side door on Twelfth
street.
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Judges Of Election To-Day

Must keep COOL
Must maintain order,
Must not be bulldoZed.
Must cancel all tax-receipts,
Must send doubtful cases to Judge Chris
tian.
Must look in the suppl ement" when
they fail 10 find a name on the main Inst.
Must do their duty Lravely and faithful
ly and II, they understand it.
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FANCY GOODS.
~ opvxsIoTs OF ELEGANT GOODS.

oPESs LOTS OF ELEGANT 'oop''
ZIG BARGAINS IN ALboh9-
PI tSH AIBfTNs, embroidered Al ~
PI.I-H ALBUMS, embroidered al s-''''
PI.rsu ALBUMS, padded. al s4.Zo; .so.
MOROCCO ALBUMS. embossed In ho"e's' a' -
MOROCCO ALBUMS, embossed IN go'1, a.
c,.n'rns TURKEY- MOROCCO ALBC me- pau,
AeS. ape rssd edge, card. board inside ,h,.ea,
81 n.t..r' a s7-would ie ehe1p any~heie ~
s12;
ArRtrNs. ~olld ssaiher, Al 60c-'
Ia lsrg.t assortloen emf, at All ia5ces shown In '
ci,.'. a, trfoes that VIII amazs you. .,,
ox,, sco TAPESTRY, VELVET, MoQI ~ A"1
SMYRNA RUGS, al sizes, II much less "14"
ooo TAPgsTEY MATS at 71c.-<eoioe s,Jle.
Ten So,en PORCELAIN PEG-LA@Fs' 10 s'''e''
trimmed complete. AZ sl; ,.,,....,a
Fi.b, new BgIc-A-BRAC LANfs. I'm. HIu.N.,., :, :
,ttl, painted giObcs 10 match at sie anu ''~
worth si5; .,,o rr. sPTs
WAGOSs, &c.. opeuinf.
You viii a., 6 money by bnSihg 81 s,,.s,
STEVENS. sos br0sa ai sa''ss - ,,
CATALOGUES NAILED FREE na6
ONE.
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sci NORTH FRINoNT STRICT. RALrnoRr.
Dur'ng the wsr was injured fl the stomach hv =
piece Of she,i. and have suffered from II ever
since. About four yeSrs ago 1t hroush, on par,lv.
s.s which sep; in he'd six months. and the hcs,
dociors In the CITY said could not live. suffered
fearfully nom indigestion and for over two wears
could not "a, solid food. and Tor large portion Of
tae time was unable to retain even liquid nourish
meut tried BROWNS IRON RIrrERs. anl now.
aneT taking two bottles, an able to get up and 70
around. aud an r'pidiy improving.
q. DECRBH.
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To Subscribers Richmond Telephone
Exchange.

4 limited number OF brief marginal ad-
vertisements will he accepted for publica-
tiOn in the forthcoming catalogue OF sub
scribers. rOw in the hands of the printer.
Apply for terms and space 10 Mr.. Z. Il.
Marques, No. 22i north Ninth street.
T. d. WILKINSON.
Assistant Manager.
Richmond. "a. November {. 1882.
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FURNISHED Rooms CONPASY.-This com
nany will be at the Theatre "Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, and saturday nights
and Saturday matinee. and play - ur-
nisbed Rooms" The drama l. said 10 be
yery funny, and good crowds have W.T.
messed it, performance elsewhere. As II Is
aid 10 have good deal Of the spice OF va
riety about il. il will be very apt to draw
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The In.BStNeen Piace.

II is true that nine-t,nths Of the sample
rooms in Richmond have the "Montro,e .
whiskey for sale, and when people leave
Main street dry they can stop at L. Ruger's
corner Ninth and Bank streets. and wet uT
before they get on Broad.
W. y. BLAIR & Co.
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We have for sale James e.. Tin-ley's celo-
brated canned cood.. that have Just taken
the premium al our State Fax, consisting
Of tomatoes. okTa. corn, peas, strinG-heans.
extract tomatoes. &C.. and We confidently
recommend them A. the best goods ever
offered in the market.
W y ETATg A Co
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Not only one Of tie best landlords in our
city i Mr.. j. NJ. Page. q the II. james
Hotel. but The bar attached to the hotel i,
supplied with not only Montrose whi'key.
hut as good liquor, - the country affords.
W. II. BLAIR < CO.
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RI NOV Al.

RICHMOND. Va. NnfcInicr q i--z'
RFSPE ECTFULLI INFORM M
,,eT.d f-,'rr nv former place Cf tu!Lt.-. cfr-
uer n Ftgi teenih ard Franklin street. nnd en-
hereafter be fouud with NJ. PETER iINSLfl !.
Crrrni-s Son N.rcl an and ecd Dealer cOIDel r
cr,ce and Tulnr .fr - xtcrltli street. l'-nklIg =
them for B. = fayor,. rospocf lill solicit ihc coz
.ue 5.9t. John o. TUbPIN, Jn.
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Please Remember This Day

10 rise early.
To 20 10 the polls,
To carry your receipt,
To read your tickc. through,
To reject all propositions for "swar-
ping"
To vote for Massey and George d. Wise,
To vote foI Virginia and good govern
mcnt.
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Eureka Coke.

Cheapest fuel in market for CRATE, or
stoves; burns without SCOT or smoke.
Carefully selected for families 10y Alher,
Blair, Fourteenth street. where you can
ste il burning.
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DENARkABLE .


lLllEk = kRM 4 4hAN i-A-isA~Ae'
KANSAS CITY. No. september 20. lss2'
I,ai.klta duty / owe - humanity 10 81! Ni'A'
W remedy has done for ne one year AZ con-
t-ar;ed i.ad case r llood-t!~ease and mol Know
lDr Tie result = such troubles, allowed II u iun
a. fl- some time nui finally applied 20 me bt-i
,,.v.!rlau in fhls city. who treated me 10y 81
months. In MAT time took over COO pills oi pro
ta..9ide q mercury. z grain each ana AAl 4""
dsv7. IN weight from 2lu = ~ pounds ana Wa
csntuea 70 NV bed with hercuTiai hhc"iA4tla"''
-c.-ee'v ALE o. turn myself IN ied. Beng t-e-
eUinrman. some & the fraternity iounl me d" -is
dsulorahle condition. aud rcco Nluena'i me =" u
your specific. ......--..... '-'.'---: "a -
- t.ay knew = - = been cofeu ''
@ Z seye.a -...... .-..-- ''''''''' 80 a.,
,,s.t .te r.e Of IL with very iiiile faith ana i
1-.,., ~ ,. veel.. vs. able t. take nv place Oh
,h. rad The sores and copper-colorod spot
,-...f-,nv 6i.arreared. and today lave N'' =
..,.... 80. on nv person. and my weight j. -
r.,uns.. icing more than II ever NAa' "0 "1'
VII vau Z publish uy name, but you h@. 7"D'
It's let-fr y Any Who doubt the me'l' oi = -
l1r know iiisa sure cure. ,up
Yours truly . -
s>,-... ,,,,tv var. ago there lived IN Monisoin-
,-, a.. -orrr y1.n who was terribly a'lAc'-
ri 90, h.iuy treated for long ume "!
49,. ,-.l,o.l r,rof,-sion Il this town Win H'
i.e,et, commenced taking = :. :. Al"I - -
.,.,,-,1r es,,uy =, two months De wa cured. bAhe
ACQUAINTED win hlIa for twenty years i...
csa ,etifv That Tie di,e.s~e never Ilaoe .''
j. ". BIsroP- D. T.
Hot springs, Ark
D., ,.,, d,.,,.. come % 20 u, and We viii CT IhL
Y0T. or charge nothing: Write Tor par -
.nd copy Of tie little book Ae7'-se '' ,',,
- .,aeyspg.' ASK any druggist IL 70 "'''
Standing.
$1,000 REWARD ,a.
vii b. paid 70 any Chemis, who vii nnp NE 81 90, .,
aiysis Of 100 bottles Of :. :. :. one p'iS,l-
Mercury, Iodide Of Potassium ~ c3N1PsNY
Proprletors- Atlanta Ga
Pr5oe Of sraail 81 size--...'- .--'-' ..... 7t
I 80
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS
.. Trt
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Don't fail 10 call AZ my store. No. 2O03
Ncnable street. and Try Tho genuine Mon
trose whiskcy. Il j. one Il TIE bet wills
KEYS on the market. X. i. BoZF.
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RHowN's Iron rrrrERs.
STRENGTH

% y,sOnoosly push business, strength 10 s,par =,
profession strenSin TO regulate a household.
STRENGTH to Do dav's labor without physical main
AL tlds represents what Is wanted IN the ooor.
beard expression. On wish had the strensth -,
II you src hrosen down. have not energy or c., =.
fnfe Was hardly worth living. you can be relieved
and rsiored TO robust health and strength hy taking
BROWNS IRON BITTERs.
which IS 8 trre tonie-A medicine universally re-
commended FOR all wasting diseases.
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There i on exhibition "a; 40 Main street
q remarkable curiosity. II ti> a rooster that
has hi> head cut Of and i able 10 cai. drink.
and ,tru. around - we'll - any barnyard
fowl, and orioy- perfect health.
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Police CorRT.-The following cases were
disposed OF YESTERDAY: .,sa.o,
Ella Brown (colored) was fined s2,5O for
being disorderly in the street.
Moses Miller (colcred) was sent on to the
grand jury to answer the charge OF keep
ing 4 disorderly house,
~ Emma Lightfoot and Jane seaton Doth
coioredl were fined $3.50 each for lighting
!" Annie An Taylor and Elizabeth Gray Doth I
onired IT to 1--WE surety 10 be OF future good
II. b. Marston, charged with being =,
drunk and disorderly and attempting 10
cut Joseph Plume With a ,.n knne' nc 'ase
was continued till IhIrsda! e,..
samuel Taylor was fined 80 Tor lighting
In the Second Market
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EDUCATIONAL.

MADAME GULLAUNE WILL RI
VI >UME HEE CLASS N FEENt COW ~,
>4TIDN on TUESDAY. November fth. - /
uD 5--:s
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"IIEAErS or .,ma WA will be presented to,
,irOs rsa a the Theatre with With al al de ct OTps viii be
SfsSd nna fssS win sss 9is a: 'aIsss pSss,Sis r
s saa1 s1Is %s5r Sg s & 4 who % iff s9 asl s3a 5ho %
seat .'ss yss.ef0 - Oak" is likely to De We" y
tronized.
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Smoked Mackerol Salmon. and Smoked
Herrincs just received At Christian d
Whites.
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SPECIAL Police AProlNrED..Mayor Car,
r,ngt"n hN xelterday appointed thirty special
rsasssn polieemegn%ten g Tor each district. They
Tsre n'', on duty last night in order to re-
lieye ,be s' regular re- force, all Of whom will be
on duty to-day,
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BROWNS IRON BITTHRS


Is
CONPLE ETE AND SURE REMEDY
FOE
INDIGESTION,
DYSPEPSIA,
MALARIA,
WEAKNESS,
AND AL DISEASES REQUIRING \ TRUE.
RELIABLE, NoN-ALCOH0LIC TONIC.
II ENEICHEs THE BLOOD.
GIyEs NEW LIFE TO THE MUSCLES AND
TONE To THE NERVES.
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DEATH OF MR. OLIyEE-koDeTl w OI'
ver ESD. long prominent IN the tobacco
tr.'de Of thi, city, died At bis residence
cornor oi Brook avenue and Clay street;
,.e.terdav morning, in the iiitieth year ol
i,is ace. Deceased was natiyeo oi Ii"hoNe!
na,nfv. and entered into business mere II
,he Factory of Archibald Thomas. Ai.Ti
~ ~ ,,.ar he became connected with y -.
CnoctIcv. under the frm-name o. OlNeI 9
Choctley. Later his firm was Thomas "
Oliver. and later sull Otyer " hoOil'Vh. .,.
nv. frm was extensively engaged IN 'he
,,,aruiocture : or OF plug ard smokng,tobacco
iin1 i1'i' cigars. and erected large buildings on
Prook il,, avenue. but partly through loSses
!n0;c,ed bv northern customers were com
inlied ,ilo n 20 into liquidation at great saGrl-
5ce ~ the members of the nrm' Ai'e, AZ ~
neverse. which saddened the ine oi ~.
n,;ver, he conducted business IN iho'e
,;r,i,cd wav, in his own name. ,,..o,,
lie was some years ago H;"uAoie !, ~ ,Lo
- the Common Council, ana al 'ny ~,
- time gave his party the oenent 80 -.
,ajtl,fl) services as member oi 'N'
'Tli IIis funeral will take place at - 1o'ooS oS
a. A. from IN. First Baptist chuIen, Ahu ~
,o,~e : o'.e Francaise OF Masons, OF wnicn to ~
Los. member. will escort his remains u
,geir last resting-place.
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Look Out To-Day

For frauds,
For bogus tickets
For negro repeaters,
For sensational stories,
For false representations; ,.os q, cleo
ton, 90 vote ON worthless pa
per-, prsr al sort. Of smart tricks and meai'
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nH WEATHER YESTERDAY was partlv
cloudy and threatening at night.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: G A. NJ. 20 g.
3 A. NJ. A.; noon, 81; SP. NJ 20. 3 y =
NJ, a.; midnight, 43.
Mean temperature. A I-6.
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,no4@odlvI
kIDNEY.HORT.
-
KIDN Z Wv o + T :
: F0RTHE PERMANENT CURE Of =
CON>TTPATION.

N o.har disease g. 50 prevalent 'u thi~ :
country -- trlstipati and no REMEDY -
- h4~ tFtr e1uai.td lie celebrated hiiiNEN- -
WORT 4s q cure. Whatever Tie rAr--' how =
ever sfiU-te &c cast. His remedy VIII -
.ycrc .ue it. :.
PIIE>.-This distress rg invlaiut! j. very :
lrf y he complicated wllh Constipation. =
hlDNFN-W WORT strengthens the weakened =
IAlt.. and quickly cure, all KINDS ~ Pile. -
tv-p wien ubvsiciAns and medicines have r
before failed. -
a. II sou have either 4 these trouoles =
Price. =. USE Druggists seA :
KID NEY-W WORT. :
'oc lO-Tu.Th. wi6>atAp3l
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Grand Division Sons OF Temperance
OF Virginia.

The Grand Division Sons of Temperance
u Virginia met in Schiller Hall last night,
and in the absence oi G. ". p. Brother
George W. Williams. was opened in due
form by +. G.. ". p. Brother Il. 3. Wilson.
Five past worthy patriarchs were initl-
ated and admitted 10 seats in the grand
body.
owing "a the continued Illness q G. W.
p. Brother Williams no annual report was
presented.
The Grand Scribe. Brother VI. b. Poi
teaux. submitted his annual report, show
ine that during the past year there has been
an encouraging revival Of interest in the
cause Of temperance in the state. The re-
port was referred 10 a committee. found
correct. and adopted.
p. &. :. Brother William Hancock, from
the special committee appointed al the last
meeting Of the Grand body TO inquire into
the status q the investments Of the diyl-
sion. made verbal report, which led TO a
spirited discussion a 10 the rights of supe-
rior divisions in the property Of ,ubordi-
nate divisions. The whole subject was
finally laid over until tie next meeting.
ID. G.. w Brother George W. Mayo
offered series of resolutions rendering
sympathy to G. ". =. Brother Williams IN
bi> loug-continucd illness, expressing the
oppreciation Of the Division Of hi, fidelity,
and the hope Of his speedy restoration 10
health. Unanimously adopted.
The Grand Division then proceeded 10
the election Of officer, for the ensuing
form. with the following result
Grand Worthy Patriarch, George W.
Mayo.
Grand Worthy Associate. c. I. smith.
Grand Secretary. VI. y. PoiteauX.
Grand Treasure. ". I. Allen.
Grand Chaplain. II. Il. smith.
Grand conductor. {. \. Bowles.
Grand Sentinel. K. \. smith.
The Grand ofhccr>-elect were then in
stalled. and after the transaction Of Tie
lesser routine business the grand bod! ad-
iourned.
+ CuI.cERY CoURT.-The following cases
were disposed Of Yesterday:
+ Staple- Il Blair IS. sheppard. &c. Mer-
chant, and Planters Savings Bank ~.
same. Decree confirming report Of the
commissioner a. 10 the disposition OF the
fund.
Rurr's administrator rs. Burr, dc. De
crec directing the delivery Of the bond
therein mentioned TO the administrator OF
Henry Burr. deceased.
Ey parte z. p. Ryan. order substitd-
ting = trustee in the place OF one who Is
planters National Bank rs. Lyne's eura-
tors &c. Decree confirming the report
.ettling the guardians account therein
mentioned and disposing Of the fund:
Djckerson, g.. rs. Ladd. DC. Decree
referring cause TO commissioner for IN
quiry and report. ~ no,
confrming report of commissioner As tc
the investment Of the fund therein men
toned and making final disposition OF th'
cause.
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WEATHER REPORT

AZ ,lNDiC4TioNs FoR To-DAY.-For the Mid.
Ie ineoi A'.shuc states, partly cloudy weather
& lo.a rams easterly shifting 10 warmer
svus"'ri! s, winds, stationary or lower pres.
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LOST. .TRAYED, AND FOUND.

r OST. OK SUNDAY MORNING. \
LIADY'~ FAN. somewhere between fourln
and rae, streets and Dr. PrstouN church. corner
of Tenth aud Capitol streets u ~ l. rftuinci Y,
No.9lS east Grace street, a suitable r~N y . = III
p. Giycn. DO 80
II OST, SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 5fu- \
LLARGE GOLD RING, with onyx sct.nt.
with letter & cut IA top of set. The nndcL f4li
be- fsw.ried by leaving u ~ this ONCE ~ u Nii-
kin, Coitrell Co.'S. no III
STRAY l. d, ON SUNDAY iE.l>
- NIGHT. 9TH November. NtDll " /cPN
~IZFD BAY NIAEt. about six yctr> Old. bhl -
harn,-. # anV kind on. and Ma without N lr..
Wlcf Last seen wa near the corner ~ lh-fucti
and Broad strcct, : liberal reward WI be ltI
for her return. or any information leading % a.;
recovery, al lZl2 Main rir'ci %" '-'t
C1O REV D.-Lost, on seventh
@IO street between Franklin aud Mar. y!
.tre.f>. RONAN COLD PIN AND MEDALLION
fatfachcif. mosaic srluug: monogram ul nscA-
j. B. ~ Return 20 John MktN. No.v IlrN'b'n
street. ~ T. N. ia east Franklin sirct
no 7-ltt
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Personals and Briefs.

MT. W. Z. short. 81 Baltimore. Represent
ing a frSt-cla>> business firm OF that city,
j. in the city.
Yesterday morning was the coolest Of the
season. there being quite heavy frost and
the mercury falling TO 3io-the lowest read
ding.
The special tax-colectors appointed by
Auditor Allen have no right 10 issue r.
ceipts 10 parties who are not reported de-
linquent. such receipts are worthless. II
the judges Of election have any doubt on
til. point they can refer the matter to
Judge Christian.
The Monroe headquarters, at No. 2C3
east Broad street. will be open all day. All
voters desiring information or who can
give any information are requested 10 call.
COLoRED BAPTIST SUNDAY-SCHooL UNION.
The Colored Baptist Sunday-School Union
held it. regular monthly meeting At the
second Baptist church last sunday after
noon. W. II. Davis president) presided.
The exercises were commenced with sing
ing: after which DR.. 9. II. Corey. OF Rich
mond Institute, read the 34th chapter Of
Psalms. PRAYER was offered by Mr.. W. Ii.
Carter.
Reports from ten school, were read, Civ
ing The following average attendance for
the month Of Oct0ber-yiz.: Fir-t church.
SIS: second church. $50; Ebenezer
church. 3ql; sixth Mount Zion. l30
Rising Mount Zion. l09; Fourth church
159: Moore-Sueet church, 50; Fnih
church. 100: Fiith->trcct church, 2s3
First church (Manche,tcr). lig-iotAl ave-
rage attendance. ISIS.
Miss Saliie Turpin read very interest
ing essay subject, " Hope Beyond.
Dr. Corey addressed the meeting in TIC
interest - missionary work.
4 collection was then taken up.
The meeting adjourned 10 meet with The
Ebenezcr school on tie fr>t sunday in De
cemher next.
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9lthmond 1ispatth.
observation-disclosures :. 1ss9

I"h CIRCULATION or THE DISPATCH
Il LARGER THAN THE COMBINED cpc,,
LATIoN or ALL THE OTHER D.uv,,',re
PAPERS OF TIE CITY. " :
f-n'ercd at 'l'e Pon-oficc at Richmond Y. 80
second-class maiier.l
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TEAS.
ENGINES. BOILERS. &c.

NOR SALE, ONE 3jHORsE BOILER,
one 3O-HORsE ENGINE, one sAG-Hi y !. I; !;
"a FIXTT-rT-: MIL al new, With ihFkONtD
FRICTION FELD.
Terms liberal AIpY 10 <.,,u,rtr
SO Sycamore street.
.o.. PstsrSbufg. Va
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uAVING WITHDRAWN FROM TIE
IL - uEuTfr 4 WAIIFE.I ifEtsit-
t.. I-y +. .u,i- ff.,r 7 have tIe -ole D.
rfett H. mauai4.tur, tie 'hN' "--"'
BIAND. ..4 cnr.ct g. iiAAc -if '.-
- ,'- rcn l-,.vi rehr 30 order "lI IT, Nf'ini
6lnf.asd = y.arl..;,c1 7lgai II ;o' .aiFu9. +" ."+
ie, l5i. 5i.--.,.,. WILLIAM WALKiN
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InS RENI.

NOR RENT. ONE OF THOSE e
l. EEAITli.J IL FLATS in Ia
TIE MOUNT VERNON fLAI-.
o, Min i,twcen Adams and Jeaerson street.
rf.-s a. have every convenience. aud th'lr -.
rounding, are superb. Ecut cog. .....,,
! THOMPSON BHoMN,
l, Agent
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p,ssoLrTIoys & P.RINEE>II.g =

I'VE CO-PARTNERSuIP OF HEWITT
\ & WALKER Is. ls mutual agfct-lo''. iI..-
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lave associated ry ~I. J. q. hi"iT.. V'i
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Mss MARIg BOwEN.-For some time
past thi- talented lady ha> been residing in
our midst. owing 10 the condition oi her
health. however. ,hc ha> not appeared be-
fore Richmond audience. Miss Bowen
comes u u with the highest recommends
tions. Rev. J. =. Hawthorne. y. D., -ays ::
Il have heard Ms Marie Bowen on
several occasions, and il afford, me very
great pleasure TO say that as an elocutioni-t
She has very few equal, in thi> country.
With a deep emotional nature, well dis
ciplincd. voice Of great compass ana
sweetness. and face capable Of expressing
every shade Of thought and feeling. she
never fails 70 captivate an audience go.
The concert at which Miss Bowen VIII
apDear will bring out many old fayorites'
including Mes>rs. HotcAkiss, Ramo>. cum
ningham, Starke. English, aad Wood; also
The Mise. Abcrcrombie and furefoy, Of
the Richmond Female Institute.
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other pairs $40 $500 bought at sacrifice, very for
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