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Fine Sale OF Land and Negroes.
OF TIE RICHMOND DAILY DISPATCH.

LuNssBURG Co Va, Dec. 4, 1883.
At the sale of Hyde Saunders estate, few days
since a tract of land lying on the Meherrin river,
sl4 acres, sold at $40 70 per acre. twenty h'e
,s,roas With not A mechanic among them, and
all except five varying between few months and
sixteen years of age, sold at an average OF S94o
each. Ose field hand brought 81 500, and boy,
thirteen years old. sold for 81 800 very lew oil
them we're bought by legatecs. MEHERRIS
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~ In attempting, yesterday, to bestow com.
pliment upon our worthy friend, W. NJ. Harrison.
E,o Of this city, the types-which cut up strange
freaks sometimes were 20 selfish as to apply the
compliment to the press, taking it upon them
selves to speak highly of its "repudtion," at the
DAnvilIe banquet, instead of-as we wrote tits
Iareoreseutuftre"
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AtLexinetnn, Va. on the 10Th nit, by the Rev. 2.
n Taylor PHftIPh SFANARD, Of this city, 70
Miss ROSA CHRIRTIAN, 81 the former place.
M Religious Herald please copy.
On Thursday, Dec. I'd. ~ The countycf Charlottc.
by the Rev. X BIT. Burton, Mt DAVID a THysnr-
KINs. daughter Of VIM. Bankfns. OF Charlotte
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TaE EaIIGRANT PARTY AT MOBILE.

MOBILE Dec. 6-The Grand Jury was in session
several days last week. Among tine witnesses ex"
amined were Collector Sanford, deputy Collector
Smith, Gen. Walker, Col NatZmer and Hess
Smith was vigorously examined, and Walker was
on the stand about six hours, and INTERCEPTED
about his course CT life in Nicaragua, Sonora and
California, and no true bill was found On Friday
Judge Campbell, ard Wilson, secret agent OF the
government, left for Washington.
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- Tsoes 6xv.x WoRDs.-Only seven words .
yeas. over cabls costing million pounds sternei
1ns Isasction y disagreeabls one, but u softened
ueels whsas ~ remember that In those seven
$500 me taouahtful Queen OF the Epglish, order
= ~ nsxt ysas's sock Of ysristy Osrds from ts
psssAsca jon 0SrlcE. in order that ~ miuht net
aeeeeneeA Y sstsiss them, By She rush Of Gus.
ess tbsseolabii1hnept =
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THE DIPPATCH !.
r;,,.ns;s1sSao1f Mosr1ro. .prcHMnKR 's'
Ss~nvalae nallreaa Msesins.

l1A1vllle MAslroAA AecsanS
~ meeting q the stockholders 81 the pAnv'' :
R,llroad viii brisg toxsther large aumoe. %
~..s,s-s. from ths southstde. interested In tie
0srksvsls breach, aad u 10 to b. nops' s's,s....
jset win ocespy large share o. 'ne. ~ ..,,,.
sioas. We sAvs on Monday, skesen " wy - -.
sns ltser., me.sures taken by the friends Of the
so.,hs,d. n.ilroaa. 70 secure the extension 70
n,.on 81 Wastes. and referred to the entire ne
800 "a ,na,y.rence which have thus far been
~s.isa.ted BY Richmond and the friends OF the
rnr,,,,e road, to tho extension TO Kcysvil'e. the
.hortast and the best route aud Of the highest IN
,-,,t.nes 20 tho interests of this city. We trust
thst the meeting to-day will give this subject
m. consideration IL eminentiy deserves
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LATIN FROM MExIoo.--The steamship Gen Rusk,
from Brazos 3oth ult. brings news from Mexico
favorable to the liberals. Zuloaga was about to
dscanp. The liberals were in favor of treaty.
with the United States for the extraditon of slaves
and criminals.
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The Presidents message refers with regret to
tbs fact that Brazil still continues to levy duty
Of about eleven per cent. on coffee, notwitbstand
Ing this article 10 admitted free from daty In the
UnItsd States. This is q heavy charge upon our
consumers, - we purchase half OF the entire sur.
plus crop Of coffee raised in Brazil Our Minister
there has bseu instructed TO reiterate his Efforts TO
have this export duty removed, and IL Is hoped he
viii succeed The heavy duty LEVIED uutil lately
upon the importation Of American -four Tito Bras
Eli has been reduced from $l32 to about ~ cents
per barrel, and the duties on other articles oil
American production have been diminished In
NEARLY the same proportion.
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DARING ROBBERY.

~ STOLEN-From my residence. corner Sth and
Franklin street, LAST night, about ~ o. lock. two
BLACK SACKS OR RAGLANS, TWO SURTOUT
OVER,,OATS, and one SILK UMBRFLka.
The umbrella had steel frame and white HANDLE
carved with slalAli bill or hook at the end.
The RAGLAN with velvet collar contained a SUB
SCR1PrI0N BOOK, well filled with names and
subscriptions to the Seamen's cause, with other pa
pers of value to the owner.
A liberal reward will be paid for the recovery Of
the artices-especally the Subscription Book and
papers. o
de SIT JOHN " dOkDON.
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FROM CALIFORNIA-ARRIyAL OFTHE OVER

LAND MAIL-SUCCESs OF THE FRASER
RIVER GOLD DIGGINGS.
ST. LOUIS, Dec 6.-The overland mail has ar.
rived at st. Louis with later California dates The
great regularity of this mail has gained deserved
praise
J. Mainso who was attached to Crabb's party Of
California invaders, nearly all of whom were mas
sacred Santa Inez has been released by the goT-
eminent of Sonora.
Proceedings involving 10 a considerable extent
the title to the city Of Stockton had been COM
| menced in the courts.
Capt Billings, of the Kate Foster, had been ar.
| rested for forgery.
robbed recently of go, belonging to the house
| of Wells, Fargo & Co.
The United States coast surveying brig Fanntei.
| roy, Capt. Thomas Allen, arrived from the upper
coast. after very stormy voyage and dangerous
passage, with the surveying party under the com
| mand of Assistant James Lawson, aud ). Z. west,
| who had been absent on this brig some six mouths,
actively engaged in surveying in the gulf OF Geor-
| gia near the 49th parallel.
Dates have been received from Melbourne Auss
| traia TO the 2Sth Of August. The Greeiong and
| Belsaroh railway had been inaugurated by cut
| ting the first turf and an imposing celebration
There had been severe earthquake at Mel
| bourne.
Rich deposits Of gold had been discovered in
| Douglas county, Oregon.
Advces from Fraser river had been received to
the 23d October. The gold news was highly ems
| couraging aud the returning Of miners had been
checked. They were realizing handsomely.
| fsECoND DISPATCH.
| ST. LOUIS, Dec THE dates by the overland
matt are to the eth ult, Instead of the 9th. 1t
| brought five passengers
Gen. Paryey had arrived, on the Gath of October,
| at Vancouver's Island
| The American schooner Dunlap had been selzeu
| at Honolulu for violation of the revenue laws.
The 9th regiment of California State Infantry
| was encamped at Piacervilie.
| The attorney for the defendants In the case OF
the Almeda quicksilver mines. had sgnihed his
| Willingness to unite with the United States Dis
trict Attorney in an application to the Admins'
ton, praying it apply to Mexico for authentica
ted copies, under the great seal OF the government
of all the documents aud archives relating to the
| mines.
The value of s21 ,000 in bullion gold had been
deposited at the mint in San Francisco, during the
week Guiding the 9Th nit.
! business at San Francisco was dull.
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49, TEE UNION BUILDING FUND Con-
pANY will hold its regular monthly msefing THIS
EVENING in nr Cary-s school house, Grace,
between 18th aud goth streets, Church Hill, at IA
O'Clock. I'll WALkOhD,
de Silt Secy.
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Markham nIarkefs.-[Ry TELEGRAPH

TeOEtutGu
NEW YORK Dec. 7.-CottoD dull and prices unset
tied Flsur ana wheat unchanged Corn firm and
act,ve-mixed 76(077c cid white soc; new yellow
75c. Spirits TuTpentine dull 477a@4S. stocks
higher--Va is 81.
BALTIMORE Dec Flour dropping with no sales.
Wheat unchanged Corn steady, aud white quoted
at &C; yellow 64
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Common or NEW YoRK.-It appears from the
journal OF Commerce, that the foreign imports Al
New York for the eleven months of the rnrTsn,
year have been $Sl.S9s,S76 below the corresnon.
ding total for 1857. and $62ols 963 below the totsl
isr tns same period Of 1856. The imports for
Noss%ner show slight increase on the same
aensa last year. The exports of the last eleven
months, exclusive of specie, amounts 10 s55 os6
~. against SOS Jas for the same period of las,
year. The falling of in November in exports IL
sosas $3.50 .cSs, owing chiefly to the decline in
sa .ssn ~ o. sseaostnns. and to the fact that
usual directly from Southern ports 'A"'
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DIED.

I'm rue.iav morning. December 7th. at half past
o,clnck. nf presumption. Mis- ELizABETH Az
KINs, In the goth year OF her age. ,.
liar friends and acuuaintances are requested to
attend her fiI neral this morning mt II O'Clock from
the residence Of her sister, MRS Eliza II Matthews,
on Cary street, between Adams aud Foushee.
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~ RICHMOND THEATRE.
As Right but three OF the engagement Of the gifted
Tragedian.
MR. W WALI4ACK.
TONIGHT,
Tor the last time. the great play of
CIVILIZATION.
a Nh W WALLACK AS HRRCULN
CIVILIZATION, TONIGHT.
: Nh " WAIIACK AS AN
~ AMERICAN INDIAN.
CIVILIZATION. TONIGHT.
Nh JW WALLACK As A
" HURON CHIEP.
CIVILIZATION. TONIGHT.
YET lover Of good acting. should witness Mr.
WALkAokB performance In this great proinc.
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INN FITZGERALD.

D1~ NoTlcs.-Ths Meeting of the
Stock holders Of the Richmond and DanviI Railroad
will taka place THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock, at the
Ballard Honse. Proxies wilt hand In their powers
as early as DOS. be ut the Office Of the Comnary.
THO KENBROUGH,
de Alt Sec r aud Treasurer.
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AN- CLOAK AID MANTLE DBPoT.--
Clcaks Of the richest styles in silk Velyets Beaver
Cloths. fine broad Cloths for Ladies'. Misses and
Children. Also-the best assortment of Crochet
Fringes in this city, from So 50 TO $40 yard dress
Fringes in ell colors and the finest quality French
Fancy Hair pins ever exhibited in this cty beauti-
full Ii .ad Dresses Fancy goods of all kinds selling
prices to defy competition at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot, 69, Main street.
de 6-iw X EZEkIE..
r- REMovAL.-DR. BRIsds has re-
moved bis Office to basement of Metropolitan Hall,
with Lyme
Office hours 10 VI and VI daily. Residence,
corner 9th and Broad streets de elm
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t6y GENUINE Palm Soap, at the Drug
JOHN w. GARLICR,
de- Market Place, Franklin street.


fS- IMPORTANT TO TIE LADIEs.-Mr.
Taylor OF 407 Broadway. New York. 10 at the
tent ladies' for the purpose of teaching his the only
perfect system of cutting LADIES DRESSES
THURSDAY MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at the Rich
ton Of his principle st which time, BaSQU s
WAIST and DRESSES will be cut and tried on for
the satisfaction OF those present The ladies gener-
ally are invited to at nd aud witne this great Inn
provsment One of the ladies will remain for q
short time for the purpose Of teaching the art.
do
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. LIooRIcr.

A. o. q. BRAND.
THE ABovE WELL KNOWN PAvohITE BRAND. ALWAYS
ON sac ny JAMES G. MoANDREW,
de Sly 81 PINE sTRKEf, NEW YosK.
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NEW AND ATTRACTIVE JUVENILES

NEW AND ATTRACTIVE JUVENILES
AS THE Beautiful Home and other Letters to a
Child by the author OF Minsteiing Children.
THE Cbiid's own Picture and Verse Book, by a
Grandfather, with 100 illustrations.
FAV0RITE Fairy Tales, for little folks with seven
ty illustrations
Christmas Tree for Children, containing Luther's
Christmas Tree and Jesus in the Temple.
NIGHT Caps. by the author of Aunt Fanny's Christ
mas Stories
GOLD and Silver, by A W II with illustrations.
TOWN and Country, and the Voices in the shells, by
Richard Henry. standard. with illustrations.
KALI kugler, or The Fortunes of Founding.
WALTER Seyton, a story of Rural Life in Virginia.
ILLUMINATED Household Stories for little folks.
Received and for sale By MORRI9
de S-3t No 81 Main street.
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coxoRgssIOyAL PROCEEDINGS.

WAsllrNoTog, Dec. T.-Madte There was no
business of Importance transacted Several In
teresiing petitions were presented. MI wilson
gave notice oi his intention OF introducing Dill
appropriatinga million acres OF public ianos LOT
the support OF Tree schools in the District oil Co
lumba.
Mr. Gwin being out of order yesterday, 10 call
ing up the Pacific Railway bill gave notice that
wonld do so gsin at an early day. Adjourned 10
Thursday, to allow time Tor the adjustment OF
committees.
House-Numerous bills, which had been acted
on by the Senate at the former session, were APP
prosriateIy referred The House then TOOK ufthe
resolutions of last session, reported from the Cou.
mittee on Foreign Affairs, requesting the fresi.
dent TO take such steps may be in bis Judgment
best calculated to effect speedy abrogaton OF .ne
Claytop. Bu,wer treaty. Mr.. Richie moved TO Jay
1t on the table, which was pegatived-yeas ~ )
pays %. IL was, thereupon referred to the CON-
mil tee of the Whole.
MIR. Biliughurst endeavored to have the vote
taken Yesterday reconsdered, by which the Cen.
trail Pacific Railroad bill was referred 10 seiect
committee on that subject, remarking that that
committee had failed in their object, therefore OF
necessity il should be referred to some other CONS
mi.tee Mr.. Curtis replied that he did not despair
of a compromise, but il one was MADE, the com
nittee must agree on the Central route. Mr.. Biz
lipghurst's motion lost. aud the House shortly
after adjourned to Thursday, without transactipg
any other business of public Importance
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SENATUK DUUGLAS AT NEW UhLEANo.
NEW DREAMS, Dec. CA Douglas mass meeting
was held here to,night-the largest aud most en-
thusiastic. Thousands were unable to gain admit.
lance into Odd Fellows Hall, Ex-senator Soule
presided. Lafayette Square, and the street sdjsin-
ing the hall were crowded.
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LADY MACBETH BY MRS. WALLACE.
LADY, MACBETH BY MRS. WALLACK.
MAS WALLACK ON FRIDAY EVENING.
MRS WALLACK ON FRIDAY EVENING.
MRS. WALLACK ON FRIDAY EVENING.
BOX BOOK NOW OPEN
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Ashop Fitzpatrick, Roman Catholic Bisbo, ~
Boston, has appointed the whole of the present
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- JsrosnArIox WAxrKD--Of the
xhsreaI,euts n young man named MICHAEL
HALEY, "a 1rshranas 81 birth, sbont - years of
ace about feet hiah thin face no whiskers. Who
work cd N board the steamer Jamestown for the laAt
twelve HiOuths lie left there ea Monday night. the
I'd ut and was last seen 90 nth street ANY iu-
formation concerning him. LET'S Mt the Office OF the
New York steamer will be tina kfuly received and
rewarded by lis friends.
de Sta JOHN FfTZ9ERALD.
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MHHrEas GII

kT EREss SILKS AT AND BELOW CosT.
To close our present stock of FANCY DRESS
SILKS, we have determined to offer the above in
ducement. Buyers can feel confident Of ba gains,
as we have determined to sell them
SWORDS & THAW,
da 6-6k lis BROAD at
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NEW AMERICAN CYCLOPEDIA,

At RAND2LPH'S bookstore and Eindery.
VOL Q Benton's Debates in Congress; SO.
THE Ministry of Life, by NJ l. GhGrlswOrth; 100.
LADY Blessington's Conversations with Lord By
ron; GO.
THE Tenant House; or Embers from poverty's
Hearth stone; LIS.
tn T. Witches OF New York as encountered by @ X
p Deesticks; / CO.
THE New Priest in Conception Day, 2 yels; IS
DUST and Foam, or Three Oceans and Two CONT
npntS. hy II X Warren. I25 deH-lt
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sA-"sOLD HIS WIFE FOR A SEWING MA
ChtNE.-Ihere is a story going the rounds of the
papers that a man recently. in Troy Y, sold his
VIE Tor Sewing Machine and $780, which, upon
investigation by the proper authorities. proves to
De true. The pubic being anxious TO know what
Kind OF Sewing Machine could be an inducement
Tor man to make such a sacrifice, we, at some
considerable trouble ascertained that it was one of
the -
QUAKER CITY
SEWING MACHINES,
winch are becoming so popular wherever iltroduc.
Gu rms circumstance shows the interest mauif ST.
edin sewing Machines in general, and in the
QUAKER CITY
HI particular No doubt the man had worthless
wife, and thought. by getting one of these simnle
mac hines, he might do his swn sewing. with less
his aoorser half ~
The citizens of Richmond, and the rubl;c in en-.
eiai' can now have an opportunity of purcb asipp
tue aoeVe Machines. without resortpg 70 the above
uo'picepe means as the subscfi ber offers tham Mt
the following low prices. viz:
THIRTY DOLLARS!
FORTY DOLLARS,
r FIFTY DuLLARSi
nose machines can be seen in operation n, on all
Anas OF work, at II Main street. (Whitehurst's old
gallery, up stairs) Richmond, Va.
NB-County rights for sale and agents wanted.
W WI FREAR, Agent.
AFRIDAY EVENING. DEC. 10.
MRS. WALLACK,s
FIRST APPEARANCES IN THIS CITY
AFTER AN ABSENCE OF EIGHT YRARa.
WILL APPEAR
IN HER GREAT CHARACTER OF
LADY MACBETH,
FOB TIE
BENEFIT OF MR.. J. W. WALLACK.
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LOST.
TIVE DOLLARS REWARD Missing,

1--WE DOLLARS REWARD Missing,
l. from my office, on Governor street, on Monday
night last, morocco bag, III which was one MA
hogany Operating Case, containing ar gcal nlVes,
Scissors &c with the name of the maker tTieman)
marked on them also. o German Silver Specuium.
and two Uterine Pounds, and other Instruments net
recoliected The finder will receive the above re-
ward by leaving them at tho pispatch otilce.
de sat JAS II CONWAY. NJ. d.
7 OST-Cn the 9th December, near the
IL pauyille Depot. my FREE PAPERS. They
were ip small tin.box. Also, SIS in notes. will
give liberal reward for them ii left at this Office.
PETER SrUWART,
de S--lts free man OF color.
IT OST-On Monday night last, between
IL the Blues Araory. Law buildings. and 10th st.
a SMALL Masonic eREASTPIN, with square and
compass The finder will he rewarded by leaving it
at this office. do Sit
r T.-Between the Office of the Vir-
IL ginia Towing Company and hessrs. Cor Crew
Sons, ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY DOLLARS,
Va Money The finder viii he suitably rewarded by
leaving it at the Richmond ire Association oice.
de It's r. A. ToMPkINs.
"a LOST--A white Pointer PUP
- Ply, liver colored head, aud two liver
CoiOred spots on the back reward will be paid
for information left at this Office, where be can DO
found de TT
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ta-
4 ken from my office, some time since the lst of
October. an EN- GINEER's INSTRUMENT. (Tran-
sit,) Ihade by Knox ShaD, of Philadelphia 1t
has che of the Bubble Glasses broken. will pay
the above reward for its delivery to me- at the Of
fee of the Richmond and York River Railroad Go +,
No liz Main street.
no 22-ts A DOUGL Az.
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RAJ LAW PARTNERsHIP.

E%WFAT's THE NKws ?-WArsoE, al
Whirehursfs old gallery. II Main street. is going
to Europe, and is selling off his stock of fine CASES
at cost, and he gives you large sized AMBRO-
TYPE for 80 cents-s0d Mt 81 in any other gallery.
PHOTOGRAPHS from So upward. Pictures put in
medallion and breastpin for 70 cents
Good fires constantly kent I5-Imif
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THE VIRGINIA FARM JOURNAL
- On FRIDAY next, the first nun Der Of this pa
per, of 5000 copies. will be issued The extended
circulation OF tins Journal among the farae of the
state offers great inducements to persons who wish
to bring theirslbusiness to public notice. All who
may DO disposed to advertise in our columns will
please hand their advertisements to CHARLES Ii
RYNNE. Publisher with whom all further ar.
raugements can be made.
de SGT Nj ! CROCK FIT. Publisher
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL.
B0NEAU'S CELEBRATED MOVING MIRROR OF
AUSTRALIA

ARD THE
G Z L E 8 I IAL EMPIRE
HILE OPEN 1T TIRE SPLENDID NEW HAIL.
OF THE kECIi. MICS INSTITUTE on
m NDAY NIGHT, Deer. 18Th,
For short time only. This magnificent work Of
art, has been exhibited Ia Baltimore and Washing
ION. tor stStee1 tceeks, to erouoed and tushlong1
houses Toe Mirror covers TWEEN Tf-oSE ThCl
sAND FEET OF CANVASS, aud contains TWEEN
rY.FtVE HUNDRED LIFE SIZE FIGURES, Civ
ing correct and truthful representation Of me
ai,tory; Topography, Manners and Customs fs
times, Ceremonies, Manufactures, &C. SC. q TIE
Australian aud the Chinese. TtcSs teosasrfa flfs.
iHas are acknowledged by the Press asd IGitie -
the mast BdGat Geeat scorS Of art exibtsd n
this country The s:irror Is accompanied With 40
int. resting descriptive Lectafsr.
ADMISSION:
single 3es
4 Gentleman and two Ladies-..............-.sl %
Seiiutcn
ScIott1
Fay Exhibitions will DO given on sAfOhpAi
and WEDNESDAY afternoons for the conysnisneS
Of families and schools. Admission p cts, ehisdisD
ID cts. TO afternoon exhibitions
Doors open at Ga 10 CON meuce At Ia. Aitsrno0a'
doors open at 2. TO commence ~ J.
dc 2w
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-08

" Stockholders of the Chickshominy and James
River Steam NAVIGATION COMPANY win be
held at WINDSOR SHADES, (New Kent countyD
on the first SATURDAY. in December, at 10 O'Clock, A.
81. BY order of the Board.
de SIT JOSEPH e. HARDWOOD. Sec'v
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-08

To EDITOR OF EVANGELIST My age is sixty One
year ago, my hair was very grey, and had gradual
~ fallen until it had become thin. / commenced
using Mrs s. A. Aliens Worlds Hair Restorer and
also the ZyIobalssmum, now my hair is RESTORED 10
ITS ORIGINAL COLOR, and ceased to fall"