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sPHCIAL NOTICES.
n6r WAsHIsorox's SrAruE.--The 81

nT wAsarsorox's SrArUE.-The sug-
gestion thrown out in the Dispatch that citizens
should be permitted TO draw WAsHrseros's Statue
to the Capitol Square, has been seconded By many Of
our most respectable aud influential citizens. who
express q great deshe II II can possibly be done
without, that brute force shall be dispensed with,
and that human hands, prompted By human aifsc-
TONS shall perform this duty.
In accordance with this generous desire. respect.
fully inform all who disposed to give an hour 10
this purpose that every thing win be ready by 10
O'Clock A. NJ, on Wednesday, tho 18th inst. when
their assistance will be gratefully received.
Capt. DrNMoeg. who has kindly preferred his ser
vices will aid me In supervising this movement.
SAMUEL FREEMAN.
no 2-st Supt Public Buildings.
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PRocLAaATIoS.-This is to give no

PRocLAaATIoS.-This is to give notice
that If you buy case at WAfsos's Gallery So Main
street, hs gives you handsome picture. Excelsior
Ambrotypes taken by him with handsome case the
largest In the city for 20 cents and FIR Is and s7l
Medalions and Canoes taken in SILK Velvet cases for
81. Also, Malainotypes and Panotypes, which may
he sent 10 aletter, without extra postage All pie
lures taken at his Gallery warranted not TO fade
Lockets.
N. B.-The best pictures taken from A. M.to r
". no CLINT
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1sRAELIrEs IN swlTzxRLAsp. President Buchanan
was waited on Friday by number Of Isrselites,
and he requested Capt. Jonas p. Levy to furnish
him with the localities In Switzerland where Anne
Tican citIzens of the Jewish persuasion had been
deprived Of their religious priveges,as be had The
documents all ready for transmission to remedy the
Avu.
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WHEAT FOR OSNEGO.

OswEao, n. Y. Nov. 2l---The Times this afternoon
publishes list of fifty vessels now on their way
from the upper lakes for this port, with 100000
bushels of wheat. principally from Chicago. 1t IL
estimated that half million bushels will be here
on the close Of the canal. All the mills are in
operation.
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EFFORT OP GRAIs.-The number OF ships which
have loaded at New York. or will sail from that
port during this month, With grain, is H. and the
quantity of grain In them Is 10000 bu-hels-
This Ia believed to be larger amount than was
ever before shipped to foreign ports during brief
time. Last year, in November, while the extra
ordinary shipments Of grain were taking place, the
number Of grain vessels which left New York was
but forty-ope
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A Call TO ARas.-Ths Free state "Territorial
Executive Committee" of Kansas, in view of the
recent action Of the Constitutional Convention has
issusd aD nce ndary circular calling on the free
State men TO ''hod meetings in every locality and
denocnce theul preserve and perfect your military
organization at every point, and be prepared to
march at moments warning, that when your
oauss and your coun try calls you may promptly
respond"
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Musical PARTY-Tbe spacious apartments at the
British Legation in Washington we're filled Fri
day evening by distinguished and select circle Of
guests, invited by Lord and Lady Napier to meet
William Gore 0usely. They were entertained by
choice Selections Of music By Frezzolini, Patti,
StEskosch, AMI Thalherg, followed by choice sup
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SUDDEN pTArH.-on Saturday morning, the 14th
INST, DIR. John Vaughn. Of Bowling Green, Caro-
me county, Va, carriage manufacturer, was
hund dead IN his bed, having burst blood vessel
by violent coughing during the night
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THE EAST TENNESSEE RoAp.-lu another week, the
Tain+ on the East Tennessee Road will run TO Hen
derson's MILL about six miles this side of Green's
VILE, leaving twenty FIVE miles Of staging, and IN
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BURIAL OF EUCLlD.-The Sophomore class of Yale
had their Burial Of Euclid ceremonies on Friday
evening. The procession was large one, and we'll
got up, many of the dresses being highly amusing
The funeral car was large affair drawn by four
horses, preceded by two led horses covered with
black. As usual, tbs procession visited all the
young ladies schools, and very lsr8e number OF
ladies and gentlemen were in the street to enjoy
the fun.-.Ferc HdreN Cbt.11er .Sop IIth.
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RESULT OF Observation-Disclosures Young, 1t is said,
went to school hut thirteen days. 1t is prob,
able that he will be the first citizen Of the United
States who will have the honor Of being hung for
treason. 10 much for want of education.
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ANOTHER rAIlrRR

NV YORK, Nov. H.-The steamer AdrIatic (ths
new vessel of tie Collins ine) started her first
trip for Liverpool to-day, WITH ST passengers but
got aground and will not probably sail until to-
morrow.
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RELATING rHE TRACK.-The Richmond and Fred.
frieksburs Railroad Company have re-laid ffty-ave
miles Of ths road with heavy rail, leaving only
some twenty miles to complete the entire line of
the road to Aquis Creek, for which portion Of the
work 500 tons Of iron have been rsceiyed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

wHar IT cosr.--Tbe war debt Of Oregon as passed
upon by the commissioners, reaches the round sum
Of % 100000, making, with that of Washington
Territory, S5O0o,o00. The population Of Oregon is
emily abs ut 5000, and that Of Washington 10000
tnbabitanta
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NAVAL NEWS.

NORFOLK, Nov 22.-The L. S. steamer saranac
started for the Pacific yesterday and got aground
below. She will probably not get of for some
DAYS.
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STEAM BOILER EXPLOSION AT MONTREAL
ONE MAN KILLED AND EIGHT INJCRED

MoSTEAL, Nov GA steam boiler in Paige's
foundry at Grifentown. exploded this afternoon
killing one man and severely injuring eight 9th
ers The building WAS blrwn into ruins.
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STEAMBOAT AccIpEsr-Fire Persons KiHed--Ths
Steamboat Cataract burst her boiler at Lisbon,
ths Missouri River, on the 18th, killing five per-
sons and scalding fifteen others An,opg the killed
10 William Bruce, Of Hartford.
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On the evening Of the 2lst inst. at the "
her sonJn.law j. NJ. Taylor. in this city. Mrs. hSh'
TY JACOBS. aged 81 years. ,,,o- s,, inter.
ltaT remains Will uc thhsu ="
Luolt ga Tuesday morning.
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PIRE IN NEW YoRK-The stores of Charles Pfizer
Co., importers of fancy goods, No. So William
street. near Maiden Lane, New York, were burnt
Friday evening" Loss $4,000.
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TIE VIRGINIA ANNUAL CONFERENCE is in session at
Elizabeth City, N. c.; Bishop Pierce presiding
Among the ministers 10 attendance are Revs. G. T..
Doggett. John L. Edwards, @. W. Langhorne, Leroy
NJ Lee, D. 5. Doggett, Leonidas Rouser, VIM. A
Emitb
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THE COLLISION BETWEEN THE STEAMERS
GALVESTON AND OPEINCSAS

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 3.-There was q meeting
here last night Of the passengers of the steamers
Galveston and 0pelousas. Resolutions were passed
strongly condemning the lack of discipline on
both boats, which asserted was the cause of
tbe objectionable accident.
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The celebrated printer traveller, Bayard Taylor
was married TO his saxon bride, Miss Hanson. al
Gotha Saxony, on the 18th inst He Is expected to
return to the United States during the present
winter.
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ARRANGEMEN FOR PAYING INTEREST ON
TIE NEW YORK STATE pEgT.

ALBANY, Nov. Yl.--Comptroler Burrows and An.
ditor Burrows have concluded arrangements by
which the interest the state debt due in Janu-
AIRY next will be paid at the Manhattan Bank in
~,
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THE OHIO RIyER-aN0W AT CINCINNATI
CINCINNATI, Nov. 20.-There is fifteen feet Of
ter in the channel of the river at this point and it
is falling
Weather to-day has been cloudy, and we have had
a light snow storm The mercury this evening Is
standing at Il deg. above zero
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

SuIcrpR--Ilon. Ebson Blackmer, formerly rep
resentstive In Congress from Rochester, N Y, COM
mitted suicide In Wayne county, in that state, on
the 18th inst, by drowning himself In shallow
well, 10 the cellar OF his residence. He was wide
ly known Of late as banker aud produce dealer
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Ex- LIVER RghRDY.-The Liver, according to
Psychologists. occupies in human economy a
place second only TO the heart, and consequently is
one of the greatest dispensers OF health and hsppi
ness or sickness and disease. To keep the Liver in
proper performance of Its duties il TO keep the sys-
tenn in state Of health. and free from nearly all
bodily ills. DR. SAsToRDs IsvIGoRAroR Is q great
Regulator q the Lirer. 1t nstlls into it new life and
vigor, strengthens it and ,nrioorss it, curing the
fountain from whence so many streams of sickness
no|. Ne ray tosil who are troubled with any de-
rsngement Of the Liver, such Dyspepsia Jsundice
Sick Headache. BiliOusness debility Of system do
not fail to try Dr. SASFoRD's LIvER ISvIGoRAroR
Fisher L WINSTON and ADE GRAY, Agents for
Richmond.
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The steamer Henry B. Beach, damaged by
fire to the amount OF $4,000, in Baltimore, Thurs
day night.
There were 1s6 deaths in Philadelphia last week
"a OF consumption.
A. L. Bradley, Il stranger, was knocked down in
Alexandris, Va, Friday night, and robbed OF $50
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SALE OF PROPERTY A sale of130o acres Of land
owned by Chas W. Skinner, Of Psrquimmons co.,
n. c., was made lest week for $4,000 to Rev. Thos.
Skinner
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MARINE News
NORFOLK, Nov 2l.-Ship Edwin Forrest Croker
has arrived in Hampton Roads, "a days from
~Chincha Islands, with guano.
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k6FAMBRopYPRs FOR so CEsTs.-It Is
wen known fact that POWERS makes thefbest like
nesses in the world for 90 cents. The people are
astonished TO such good work at suh low price.
ard even POWERS himself could not make such
pictures for 20 cents if he did not take such large
number. Why everybody goes TO POWERS for
their likenesses knowing 10y go doing they procure
for themselves and friends a lasting and correct
likeness. POWERS Photographs stand at the head
of the list In point of Particle. skill and beauty.
Isl Main ST., over Matrices Shoe store.
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EskcrTies.-1~o negroes, convicted Of an at
bmpt to murder Mr.. Vim. X. Brothers, iu Nan.
semond county, Va, last May, were hung Friday
morning.
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p3owskD.-A man named Riddle, o stage driver
Formerly living near Gaaiey Bridge, Fsyette couu,
w. Va, FELL overheard from q steamer Ut Cipcin.
natl, last week, aud was drowned
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ATTEMPTED SUIcIDE.--Rolan Wolf Of Smyth co.
Vrginis. attempted to destroy his life in Marion co:
on Monday last, by cutting his throat At last &C
counts it was thought he Would recover
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toe s'eAhAsuAs-Among those who sailed from
-. usie4ns with General Walker In his proposed
'oh 10 Nicaragua, Major J. v. Hoes,
Walkers aida.
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BE- THE SUPERIORITY Of ths French work and ma
tersl is acknowledged By all who have worn it, not
withstandDg the assertions Of those who are unable
to Obtain it, ALEx HILL
Importer ofFrench Boots. Shoes and Materials.
= no I1-bt III Main st., Richmond.
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MAIL ARRANGEMENT
THE OHIO RIvER-sNow AT CINCINNA,

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2l.--Ths great Southern Mail
will be changed to the Potomac River route In a
few DAYS
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sENTENCH or A NURDKRHp

NEW YORK, Nov 2i.-James Rodgers, the young
man who recently convicted of murder in the
FIRST degree, was to-day sentenced TO be hung.
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BE- LARGEST DgpoT ART in the State, 1T I39 Main
street Portraits taken tor cents at the rate Of 100
daily.
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MARRIED.
DIED,

On Thur sday evening isst q, the Snuss na
Yiss MhgDHLESx ALsdHIN. both Of this city.
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~ BEAUTIFUL Portraits, that merit the common
dstion of critics, taken for 81 cents, by TYLER Co.
What is the Of paying 81! Depot, I3s Main st.
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no CAPITALISTS AND OTHERS

EEMALE SCHOOL, have employed
Il Yong lady, Miss JACKSON q graduate in the
Female Department at Hamilton College, New York.
70 teach my children.
l would tsks few yonng ladies, and have them
taught the various branches of knglish. Latin,
French, Drawing and Painting also, Music on the
Plane at SI2o-ten dollars added If music Ia ght
Address ". W. MALLORY,
junction, Hanover county, Va.
Rafu La u 1ax
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MYSTERIOUS AFFAIR.-The Philadelphia Journal
of Friday relates case in which carpenter from
England NAMED jones married into family
named Grubb. His wife died and he married
smother daughter, who also. died. Mr. Grub then
died and OF. Tuesday iast Mrs Grub died suddenly.
The circumstances were so suspicious as to induce
the holding of an inquest.
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H4-A peculiar preparation is FosTAISs's CREAM
OF WILD FLOWERS. 1t has peculiar fragrance. id a
substitute for soap and perfumes, and its qualities
for shaving, washing, or identifying the skin have
given it prominent place in the dressing Of every
lady and gentleman.
Sold by sll Druggists, and by W. Peterson, Rich.
mond, Va. 2-3t
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NO !, IcE TO ADVERTISERS.

Aavert msnts for the DIsPArcn uust % thnd
Cd 10 BY sz O'Clock IN tie afs-scon, In ordef 70 ap
Pear the Bsxs day. The heavy pressure Oh advef-
ttssmsau uPcn the columns Of our paper VII net
admit Of their reception atcr the hour named.
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ng@AUCTIoN NoTIoE.-I ask attention
to my sale Of Furniture, THIS MORNING, at 10
o'clock. 4. CAUTHOKN
no Fit Auctioneer.
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CLOSING OF NAVIGATION On TIKI MISSIS-
SIpPI.
CHICAGO Nov. ao.--The Mississippi River Is full Of
Ice and navigation north of Dubuque is now closed
for the season.
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Sc. Mr.. Gyathmey's card .

81 doubt not, from the testimonials have received
that Miss Jack son. who is siater-naw to Professor
Spear, Of Madison University, New York. is qualified
and guardians. She member OF the gradua
ting class of 1867. in the Female Department. of
thar Institution. 4. GWATHMEY."
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no 23-9t

Mormon Political Aspects and Remedy.
HA- Mr.. john HYDE. late Mormon slider, Will Civ
his second and last Lecture at the AFRICAN CHERcL
Tuesday evening, Nov. "a
Admission Ito cover expenses) 10 cents each.
M
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LOST.

I OST OR Neutrality-suspicious. will
- be- made to the Auditor for tn, duplicate Of Ger
tiicae Of State Stock, No. l7,0, dated 10Th pecem-
Der, 1884 issued t. Georgianns X. Fisher the same
having been lo.t or miSlad
l5-law2Ln O, W, PURCELL co,
I UST OK MISLAiD-CBRrIFIoA No
~ rs, to 4, A. Williams, for four shares Richmond
Fire Association stock, dated August 6th lS46 This
advertisement Ia inserted with the view Of applying
20 the Association for another certificate In the
place Of the one lost. oc lS-IawZm
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IS ALEX. HILL received at the Fair Of the Me
chsntcs Institute, at Richmond, the highest pre-
MUM mat awarded for the best Boots and
Shoes, 10 LIT
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Esa@ 8. HIRsH, 200 Broad street, begs
to inform his customers that though times are hard
and goods sold with small advance he is receiving
fresh supplies of TRIMMINGS by every weeks ar
rival. All in want Of MATCHING should call ut
once at the old stand Of g. HIKSHS
no IT-lG* Trimming and Fancy store.
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FINED AND IKPRIsossD.-In Norfolk, Va. Friday,
Miller, for shooting Turnerson. was fined 50 and
sentence to three months imprisonment.
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WANTS.

WANTED-For the balance Of the year,
W COOK and WAsHER, either white or col
ored. Apply at the Dispatch office. no 23-2t
WANTED--A situation TO run STA
w Tl0SBRY ENGINE, by o competent person.
Apply at this Office no 23-2ts
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FAs1 DAY IN PgsssYLvASIA--Rt Rev. Bishop Pot
ter, OF Pennsylvania, has isssed pastoral letter
to the clergy and l8ity of bis diocese, recommend
ing that Friday, November 20, be observed as day
of fasting and humiliation, on account of the pre-
sent distressed state of the country. The Friday
following is the Thanksgiving Day appointed by
the State.
Prom SAN FEAHCIsco TO NEv YoRk.-The distance
between San francirco and New York has been fur
niehed us by gentleman who has passed over the
voyage a number Of times 1t WAS taken from the
daily register of the vessels. 1854 distance run
per steamer J. L. Stephens, from San Francisco to
Panama. 3,26i miles; in 1851, distance by the
same steamer, thu same voyage, 3.265 miles; in
1854, from Aspinwall to New York, west aide of
Cuba 1893 miles 1857, Aspinwsl 10 New York,
east side Of Cuba, 1867 miies.
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NEW GO0DS.-We are just opening a
~ beautiful stock Of Fine China. imported direct
from France, comprising Tea Sets, Dinner Sets
Toilet Sets OF various descriptions, Vases Pitchers
&c, sc. sTEbBINs 4 pULLRN,
1Ol Rrnad
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I AIDES CLOAKS, at a great sacrifice,
ss,sss q iss nee. :. :.
above At much Leo than cont, for cask -
y. A. dWATKIN
DOE ODDUsits kxcAAuge bank. ~
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AppoISTaRST.-Hcnry ID. 0nderdonk has been
appointed by thu Governor, Inspector Of Salt in the
Upper District of ksnauha county, vice Philip r.
SHELL removed.
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BOOKSELLER, sTATI0NER


DEALER IN Music. HUSfC4L INSTRUMENTS
AND FANCY Goods
No. 2II BROAD STREET. RICHMOND, VA.
(Hlrrold d Hprray's Late Sand
The undersigned respectfully Informs his friends,
acQuaiutahcee and the public generally. that having
bought out the suck of Books, Stationery am
Bini.ry OF the late arm of Harold Murray, he will
siuRys r, CD on hand an assortment OF the beat Of
everything in IA line and .olicits the patronage Of
hs own and the friends of the late concern assuring
al who may favor him with call that every exer-
ton shall be made by himself and emplo, ees, 10
give general satisfaction.
no23-lv JOHN III. RICHARDSoN.
OLIVER Plated Dinner and Dessert
~ Forks: Silver Plated Table, Dessert and Tea
spoons, plated with the best silver, with double
plate, for sale by c. GESNET,
ne3s Eagle Square.
WATCH MAKERS TOOLS AND MA
w TERIALs.-All kinds Of Files, Vices, Ham
mers, Blow Pipes, Watch Lathes Pyers, Nippers,
springs. Hands, best Watch and Clock OIL, Watch
Glasses. &C., for sale by 9. GEENET,
no % Eagle sansre
NEW GOODSl NEW GOODS!!-We
~ are constantly making additions Of new, fresh
and de.irable goods TO our ,tock, making onr b.
30 tmept OF the most:compiets and desirable In
tao city.
To-day we are opening some splendid Chenille and
Stella ohawls; 'tay a.r- an shard DE tainss very
DE Bages, h.rinoes Steel Hap ana Qnilted skirts
Ladies' aud Chiidrens Wosrted Hoseres all Of which
We are Offering ut astonishing low prices; +.
NJ R0SENBAUM,
no ~ 1879 Broad street.
I AIDES CLOAKS, at q great sacrifice,
- shawls Comforts, 6anntietts Blankets, &c We
rneB9ctfaIlv nj huVefa a n lafua 3tmak II tina
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RIcHMoND THEATRE.
FIFTH APPEARANCE OF
MIR. Sc MRS. WALLER.
Monday Evening, November 23d.
Win bespsrformed the new play Of tbs
MAN OF THE PEOPLE.
OK THE
PATRICIAN'S DAUGHTER.
10 conclude with the Ballet Of the
FOUR LOVERS.

ADMlsSION.-Dress Circle and Parquette 80 cts.
{no extra charge for secured seats second Tier or
Family Circle IS cts. Eastern Gallery expressly fDS
Boys, only l2S cts. Western Gallery IS cts. Gallery
81 cts. Doors open at 0'clock-s)yerture commence
at "a before 5, preeisely. Box Once open from 10
until 2 and from & u mil 2 daily.
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TIE CHASGs or THE MAIL RoUrs.-1n the teie-
graphic column this morning, il is announced that
the Great Southern mail will be changed to the
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomoc Railroad
In a few days. The Alexsndris Gazette, however,
announces that il is not entirely certain that the
change will Ia made, and that the Department
will not decide upon It until some time to-day.
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CUMMINGS PATENT STRAW CUT
~ TER. We have been appointed agents for the
sale OF this celebrated HAY, STRAW, AND CORN
STALK CUTTER. 1t received three premiums, at
our Iaxe State Fair. few on hand, and for sale by
BALDWIN, CARDWELL Co,
no TT n Main 81
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ZOO BOXES NEW YORK STATE
wv CHEESE; 50 boxes English Dairy Cheese 30
Tubs choice Goshen Butter; 100 small kegs Family
Butter; 100 kegs choice LaSuayra, and 100 bags Rio
Coffee 100 boxes Green and Black Tea 2D bbls. yell
low, yellow and A. Coffee Sugar; 100 pockets Love
rings Loaf Crushed and Powdered Sugar; 10 hhds.
cuba Sugar; p bbls and ~ kegs No Leaf Lard; 90
bbls new Hams: 5 hhds new Shoulders; and s hhds.
Breast Pieces. For sale by
no?3 THOS. JONES & co,
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GOAL, COAL, ANTHRACITE COAL.
~ have now at the Dock cargo of RED ASH
ANTHRACITE EGG COAL, which l will sell low
tor cash. JOHN +. STACY,
no 2S-2t Corner Of 9Th and Basin Bank.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-11-23

GROCERIES AT REDUCED PRICES.
~ Am retailing new Syrup Mososes st 40 cents
per gallon; 90 cd Brown Sugar Scents per 10.
tlss, rociying fresh supply OF Virgin in Buck
wheat Flour; Mountain Roll Butter; New Bacon;
English Cheese, &C., which will sell low for cash
JAMES MCEWEN.
no 23-2tT 18th st. opposite the New Market