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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10
sE THE OLD FLAG STILL WAVES
LEVY BROTHERS

LEVY BROTHERS
continue to offer GREAT BARGAINS to the pub
lie. The facilities they have for purchasing their
Goods aud the immense business rnar tneJ. ~--a
doing enable them to sell cheaper than any other
house in the city. 1t should be borne In MIND
that this establishment continues to carry on
business established nearly
FIFTY YEARS AGO.
and have always had the reputation OF SELLING
CHEAP. They offer to. day
Blesched and Unbleached Cottons at So, 10, l2a,
and l5c.
Calicoes at ss 10, and l2ac.;
Delaines at l23 and 20c.
The best colored Alapcas at 5oc., worth 7Sc.;
Lupin's French Mernos at 9Oc. and $l, worth Sl.2
and $3.50;
White Flannel, all wool, at 25c., worth S7tc.;
White Flannel all wool, full yard wide, at &c.,
worth 75c.
Heavy Red and Gray Twilled Flannel at s5c.,
worth 5oc.
Canton Flannel at l5c.
Heavy Domestic Ginghams at 1885,;
Mohair Dress Goods at l23c., worth zoe. at 2oc.,
worth 30c.;
satnets at go so, 80, and 75c., very cheap goods;
Cassimeres st 81, worth $l.5o;
Mohair Striped skirting at 25c., worth 75c. per
yard;
Jet Galoon Trimming at 25c., worth 6Oc.
Wove Striped Flannel, for skirts, shirts, or
dresses, warranted all wool, at aoc., would De
cheap at double the money;
Table Cloths at 75c.;
Table Damask at 5Oc per yard, sold before the WaF
q. 75c.;
scarfe or Comforts for children at loc., not Inc
value OF the wool that is in them;
J;pep NH ms AZ RI 25 Der dozen, worth $2;
Sets of Bogwood Jewelry at 5oc., worth 81;
Ch eek Muslin at 1853 and 2oc., worth 20 and 26c;
Misses Balmoral Skirts at 75c., worth $lSo;
Ladies' Balmoral Skirts at $L25;
large lot OF Cloak Buttons at 1oc per dozen'
some of which are worth soc.;
Fleece lined Cotton Gloves at l2hc., worth 2Sc.;
Fleece-lined Silk Gloves at soc., would be cheap
at 5oc.;
A large stock of Bonnet Ribbons at 4oc. per yard
worth &c.,;
Cloth for Cloaks at g. 50 per yard worth $3.50 pei
yard;
Huckaback Towels at 81 so per dozen, worth $500
Embroidered Handkerchiefs at 5oc., worth VI;
Ladies' Hoods at 5Oc., worth $l;
Velvet Ribbons, Plain Black. Black with White
Edges-and all colors-at greatly reduoed
prices;
Wa call particular attention to our stock OF Bou'
levard Skirts of all kinds
Cloak Cloths and Trimmings;
Jet and Steel Nail Heads;
Under Garments for men, women, boys, and girls
Veil Beragas;
Embroidered Collars and Cuffs;
Russia Crash Russia Diaper;
Table Cloths Napkins;
Shawls Of every description;
| Real Lambs Wool Hose at 25c., worth 5oc.;
Merno Hose for children, all sizes, at 6oc., worm
$780,;
full assortment Of White Goods, E1anneh'
Bed Blankets, shawls, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery
and everything else that should be kept in first
| class dry goods establishment. which we offer te
the public, assuring them that we have every ar
ticle in the house st the prices they are adver'
tised at, and that the goods now in store are mucf
| oelo" sne LOS LEVY BROTHERS,
l547 Main street, few doors above the Ola Marker
opposite SIDE 10
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A resolution calling for Baptist State
Sunday School Convention on the first
Thursday in March next was adopted.
The meeting was presided over by DR..
Burrows, with Mr.. J. M. Pitcher as secre-
tary.
The singing was done mostly by the
children of the First Church school, ac-
companied by the organist, Mr.. Poindex-
ter, on that superb instrument. "Great
Hevings, Capting, but what an orging that
is," Mr.. Stumps would be bound to say if
he heard it. The music was superb, and
if man can't be good Sunday schoolist
under the influence of such sweet sounds,
he had better give up and become local
reporter. The meeting adjourned, after
benediction by the Rev. DR.. Jeter, to meet
on the second Monday in January in the
Second Baptist church.
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CARD OF TEANKs.-The ladies Of Sidney
Methodist church return their thanks to the
following gentlemen for handsome contribu-
tions Of material to repair their church !:
Messrs. g. s. A. Bargamin; Yale, Bowers q
Yale; Snyder, Irby & Co; Gregory s. Co.; J. B.
Suit; ". J. Anderson; Wilson West William
8. Wood; P Bargamin J. &. Mountcastle Col
Inns Tyree; William Hecksr; J. W. Rison !;
Doggett Anderson; and Simpson Brother To
the operators OF the Old Dominion Nail Works
and many other friends In the city for cash dons-
tions. To Messrs. Woodbridge l. Smith, q. N.
Hutchinson, C. P. Bigger, and S. e. Hawes, for
coal and wood. To Mrs. NJ. J. Davis, Mrs. q. L.
Wigand and Mrs. Mcconnell, for clothing for the
children Of the Sunday school. 1
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man, Thomas G. Jackson, J. C. Shields,
Albert Lybrock, Thomas W. McCance,
and John W. Wright. @ :
TOBACCO Exchange, December 9, 1867.

TOBACCO Exchange, December 8, 1867.
Breaks and receipts very light. Market nc
tive and prices fully up to quotations. Be
low we give the transactions for the pas,
three days lis hogsheads, tierces, and s!
boxes offered and sold. -. {,
NEW ToBAccos
Lugs and Primings.-Very common, ss.
medium TO good s4GS6
LeaC-Common TO good, ssRslo; medium to
good stemming, ss9SI6.
hANUFAcTURIsa TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Common to medium dark working
% to 80 good dark working, IS 10 sl2; sun.
sured, common, 81 to Si2 !. incurred. good.
Sl2 to Sls; coal-cured, common, Ss to sl5 :
coaissSs1red, bright sl2 TO s25; eoal-cured fan.
LeV.ICemmon dark working, 81 to SO me.
oiuM oark working, $40 to $l4; good dark
WORKING, $40 TO Sl7; fine and wrapping, SIs to
$2l sun-cnred, S15 to s25 and $32 yellow
wrappers, common, $40 to ss5 /; yellow wrap.
-pers, medium to extra, $40 to 500 and 5000.
SHIPPING TOBACCO.
Lugs.-Very common and heavy weights. s6
70 $o. 80 medium, s6 to sS; !; good, ss to sl2.oO.
Ledt.-Enghsh shipping, sls to So. 90; conti-
mental shipping, $ls to slS and S2s.
sTgAMISG TOBACCO. s.
fine, $lS to $2I and $2S.
StsH's.-fery common to good, $llS4.6o.
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR THE CONSERVATIVE
CoNvENTIoN.-The Central Committee of
the Conservative party having made all
necessary arrangements for the Conserva-
tive State Convention, which meets in this
CITY on Wednesday next, authorize US to
make the following announcements
The Convention will meet in the Rich
mond Theatre on Wednesday morning at
IL O'Clock. 1t will be called to order, and
the call for the Convention read by the
Chairman of the Central Committee.
To insure seats to all the members of
the Convention the dress circle, parquette,
and stage will be reserved for their exclu-
sive use. They will be admitted only on
the presentation of tickets to the door
keeper. The galleries will be open to gen.
tlemen not members of the Convention
and to ladies who may accompany them.
Thew also must obtain tickets Of adnis-
sion.
The following members of the Central
Committee have been detailed to register
the names of delegates and to issue tickets
to them. They may be found at their
headquarters in the Exchange Hotel, Bal
lard House, and Spotswood Hotel from
to 9 O'Clock P. M. on Tuesday, December
10, and from 9 to l01a o'clock A. M. and
from 4 to 9 o'clock P. NJ. on Wednesday
December IL:
Exchange Hotel.-Peyton Wise, John IL
Higgins, and Robert Archer.
Ballard House.-Thomas ]. Evans, &
| q. Davis, and Asa Snyder.
/ Spotsoood Hotel.-James &. Fisher
James L. Apperson, and James A. Scott
| Seats will be reserved for members o
| the press, who will procure tickets OF ad
mission from the Committee OF Arrange
ments. :,
Tickets of admission for others thai
members of the Convention and the pres
NAV be obtained of the Chairmen of tn
Ward Executive Committees, the Presiden
of the Young Mems Conservative Associa
tion, and the President Of the German Cor
servative Club, viz:
: First Ward-E. A. ]. Cloptou.
, Second Ward-F. P. Turner.
Third Ward-J. r. Fisher.
Fourth Ward-H. A. Atkinson, Jr.
: Fifth Ward-A. R. Courtney.
Young Mems Association-Peyton Wis
German Club-AlonZo Rick.
Rooms for the use Of the committees
; the Convention have been prepared at Il
q Exchange Hotel, the Ballard House, ar
e the Spotswood Hotel, whose proprieto
IS have rendered them for this purpose.
Q The committee Of arrangements are
*. Ellyson, James r. Branch, w. u. Col
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RELATIONS BETWEEN THE WHITES ANI
BLACKS IN Observation-Disclosures days
ago several citizens of Chesterfield county
complained to General Schofeld of the
unruly disposition of the negroes in the
neighborhood of the Midlothian mines.
and expressed the fear of an outbreak be-
tween the whites and blacks. The Major.
General commanding Immediately ordered
an investigation to be made, and appointed
for the duty Captain B. G. Cook, the popu.
lar agent of the Freedmen's Bureau in this
city.
Captain Cook repaired to the scene Of
apprehended difficulty and some time
was occupied in hearing the evidence Of
white and colored persons who were sum.
moned before him. After a patient and
full investigation, he reports to headquar.
ters that the testimony does not sustain
the complaint made; that there is no ap'
parent danger of collision between the
whites,and blacks and that the relations
existing between the races seem to be O
the most amicable character.
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BAPTIST SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETING
The regular monthly meeting of the Bap-
tist Sunday School Union was held i'll the
First Baptist church last evening. The
church was crowded with young people
and old, all eagerly interested in the Sun
day school cause.
Addresses were made by the Rev. DR..
Broaddus, of Charlottesville, and Rev. A.
E.. Dickinson, of Richmond.
The following is report of the average
attendance for the month in the respective
schools:
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Special Notices.
ag- BARGAINS IN DRY GOODS
JULIUS sYCLR's,

JULIUS sYCLR's,
slsNain street. between Ninth and Tenth.
Notwithstanding the fact that there are houses in
this city who make their boasts of selling DRY
GOODS CHEAPER than any one else, desire to
INFORM the citizens OF Richmond and Virginia
tna can compete with any and all of them, and
really sell many ar.icles cheaper
"eare now Offering the following bargains:
Mousselsines, latest designs, at 2sc;
Coiored Alpscas at 80 and 4oc., worth 90 and soc
Black Alpaca, very good, at doc.
The finest French kerinos, ali colors, for soc.
The finest Empress Cloth at s7ac.;
Beautiful Poplins at 25c.;
Caiicoes at 81, 10, l2s and l4c. for very good
Bleached and Brown Cottons from loc. up:
yard wide Bleached Cotton st l2sc., worth lse.
lo'a Bleaehed and Brown shsstlng at Doc.
White Flannel st 25c., worth s7Sc.
Au-wool Csssimeres at 81, worth $3.50;
Satinets at 50, 80, and 7oc.
Black Broadcloth for cloaks at 81, worth SO;
Black sacquss latest styles, at $5, worth ST at 81
worth SO;
Great bargains in shawls Of all kinds;
Good Bslmorsls at $3.50;
White Blankets at $3.50;
Colored Blankets from So. IS a pair up
White and Colorsd Corsets at 81, worth l.25 and
many ctner articles too numerous to mention.
All ask 10 a call, asI am confident that can
give entire satisfaction.
: JULIUS sYCLE.
slo Main street. between Ninth and Tenth.
Closed SATURDAYS.
The following gentlemen are with me, and
would be pleased to see and serve their numerous
friends and acquaintances
RITTER G.. CARE, GEORGE swABAcHER, JONAS
WEINBERG, GEORGE P. BAGBY; and ]. ADoLpHus
FRENCH. de It's
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JErER PH1lL1Ps.-It is reported on re-
liable authority that the health OF Jeter
Phillips has recently been seriously I'M,
paired. and that he is now threatened
with pneumonia. He is still in confine-
ment at the county jail, and has every
comfort which the law can be construed
to allow prisoner against whom there are
snch serious charges.
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No OATHs TO BE REQUIRED OF DELE
GATEs.-It has been decided by the 'em-
inent men" Of the Radical majority in
the Convention that no oaths should be
required of members of the Convention.
A clause will be put in the Constitution
that universal suffrage shall prevail, but
after 1870 no man arriving at the age of
twenty-one years shall be allowed to vote
unless he can write his own name and
read.
Mr.. Soutball will be ousted from his seat
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POLICE REcoRD.-Peter Cotogni was ar
rested Yesterday upon the charge OF un;
10 ewfnily having in his possession a barrel
of flour, valued at ten dollars, Inc prope.sy
of King s Go. He was Dailea 70 app'Al
this morning. .o,1 a.
the lower station, having been founo ofunh
and unable to take care OF hmseH.
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SENATOR WILSON EXPECTED IN RICH
MoND.-Republican politicians recently re
turned from Washington state that Senato
Wilson, of Massachusetts,, will arrive il
Richmond to-day. He makes the pilgrim
age for the purpose of observing for him
self the proceedings of Reconstruction
Convention. During his sojourn he viii
doubtless give the cue to the Radica
leaders in Virginia.
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STRANGERS IN THE CITY.-The hotels
are rapidly being filed by arrivals from
the country. Nearly a hundred delegates
to the Conservative Convention have al
ready been registered at the Exchange,
Spotswood, and Ballard, besides many
gentlemen in attendance upon the Grand
Lodge of Masons, agricultural meetings,
and Reconstruction Convention.
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HusTINGs COURT OF MAGIsTRATEs-RE-
CoRDER REGNAULT PREsIDING.-The regu-
lar monthly term of this court commencep
yesterday. The following cases were dis
posed of:
John Churm and Tabitha Churm, in
dicted for assaulting and beating Mary
Louisa Mcdonald, child about thirteen
years old, were tried and found guilty.
The Jury assessed fine Of ten dollars each.
Louis Lochner entered into the neces-
sary bonds, and was authorized to cole
brate the rites Of matrimony.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock to-day.
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GONE SoUTH.-Dr. Leonard G. Crump
and William B. Jones, two well-known citi-
zens of Richmond, embarked on Saturday
last at New York for Havana, where they
design soiourning during the winter. We
trust that the mildness of more southern
climate may prove conducive to their
health, and that they may return IN due
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CONCERT To-NIGHT.-The Richmond Or
chestra will give their second grand con-
cert at the Theatre tonight. The an
nouncement is sufficient to draw crowd,
and we are sure that all who attended the
first entertainment will feel inclined to be
present tonight. The programme is pub
lished elsewhere.
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RECOVERY OF STOLEN TRUNK.-Some
weeks since Mr.. W. G. Dunham, agent ofthe
Old Dominion steamship Company, was
robbed Of trunk containing $500 worth OF
yaluables, which was taken from the steam
ship Albemarle. The trunk, it seems,
was obtained through the means Of false
check presented to the baggage sgent IN s.eI on
Detective Tyler was informed of the rob-
berry, and followed up parties who had car;
ried the trunk first to the Exchange Hotel
and then to the Glover Hill coal pits. Here
they were found with the trunk in their
possession, and broken open. They gave
their names as John j. and Olivia Jordan,
man and wife. The articles in the trunk
were nearly all recovered. The Jordans
were arrested, and arraigned before the
Mayor yesterday: They stated IL tina. at the n,
trunk had been given them by mistake fo'
their own, and that they did not discover
their error before getting home.
The case was continued until Friday.
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nLuG r0RACCo MACHINERY.

/ The attention of manufacturers Is soieitso 70 %
tn approved machinery now IN use, W. ma'sa ss
Il offered for sale at bargain, and 10 ~ soou a
sisting In paft OF Hydraulic Presses. Pumps, ES.
Tracks and Trucks for the sns sa%s 1ssn
SINGERS iron Shests. and everything complete TOT
manufacturing ali Kinds OF plug tobacco 70 the sx.
tent o. 900 pounds per dsy a. Ais9 fne L2IEss
THAI 22i Washington street. New YORK Amy
parties DESTROYS OF manufacturing sor,n can RaT
il In compets order for immediate use.
no lg-2tnwira
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/ IMPORTANT TO FExALgs.-The Duponco Golden
Pills have relieved more real suffering amongst
females than any other medicine in the world.
The pills act like q charm, and are not secret
nostrum. Physicians use them and recommend
them. Druggists everywhere pronounce en- In
moat salsable as well as the best pills they have
ever sold, and there is not a lady living but what
At some period Of her life will hnd these pills just
the medicine she requires. See advertisement
and List Of sgents in another part OF this paper.
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PUBLIC TEMPERANCE MEETING.-Sprlng,,
field Division Sons of Temperance hold
one of their interesting public temperance
meetings at their hall tonight. Addresses
are expected. Ladies and gentlemen are
invited to attend.
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CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILRoAD.-The
Executive Committee on the City of Rich
mond subscription to the Chesapeake and
Ballard House this evening at O'Clock.
The names Of gentlemen composing the
committee will be found in another
oNIun,p
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MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
D1NG-MoNDAY MoRNING.-John Dan
bridge (negro), charged with using abusive
and Insulting language towards Mrs. Bar
bara Sweeney, was arraigned, and in the
absence of witnesses the case was contl-
nued.
Benjamin J. Jordan and Olivia Jordan
were arraigned for stealing and carrying
away trunk containing articles valued at
$500, belonging to W. c. Durham. The
case was continued until Friday.
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THE Rose COURT OF INQUIRY court
of inquiry convened to investigate the
charges preferred against Brevet Lieuten-
ant Colonel Thomas E. Rose met yester-
day, pursuant to adjournment. Major 7.
Hennessy, counsel for Colonel Rose, de-
livered his argument. The court then ad-
iourned until IL O'Clock A. III. Wednesday
in order to give the prosecution time to
prepare it's argument.
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rrRE.-Tbe alarm of fire at about :
O'Clock yesterday afternoon was s OCCASION, s.;as
q ed INV hv the burning of the roof OF o orlcs s
bouse on Marshall between Gilmer anu
nEu,S M"nford d streets, owned and occupied DS
Mahala Fultz, negro.
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TUESDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 10. 1867.

METHODIST SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY,"
The regular monthly meeting of the Me-
thodist Society was held Sunday afternoon
at o'clock in Trinity church, Asa Sny-
der (president) in the chair. The meet
ing was opened with singing by Trinity
school, and prsyer by Rev. E. N. Peter
son, Of Clay street.
The following is summary Of the super
intendents' reports -
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HENR1Co COUNTY CoURT.-This court
was engaged yesterday in the consideration
of the continued case of Harlan Us. Han
over Coal Company. The evidence has not
| baan closed
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LECTURE BEFORE THE YOUNG MEMS
CHRISTIAN AssocATIoN.-The monthly
meeting Of this Association WIN % nelo h N
the lecture-room of DR.. Hoge's church
this evening. DR.. R: A. Lewis Will denver
lecture on "The Atmosphere" lllustra-
ting it by interesting experiments.
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CIV ON REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. James
u a Tan,or & Son sold on yesterday the
house and lot on the northeast coln11 homaht @
and First streets at s6,6oo. u t"as Dousn'
nv Mrs. w. Fl. Smoot.
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ApRpaT.-James Mitchell was arrested
Yesterday upon the charge Of being acces-
sorv to the robbery of Grants TOBACCO
factory on Sunday morning.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER 0, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg, Travers. Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers, D. s. W. Currie.
Schooner Rising Sun, Hastings. Philadslphis,
coal, J. M. Pitcher.
Schooners Rappahsnnoek. Corson, and Clara
Merrick. Montgomery, from Philadelphia with
coal, 8. p. Lathrop.
Schooner Alabama, Vanguelder, Philadelphia,
coal. B. Wardwell.
Schooner .Alexandria, Ireland, Philadelphia,
coal Larus Il Cherry.
Schooner Argo, Kay, Philadelphia, coal, J. b.
schooner A. Cranmer, Cranmer, New York,
merchandise, captain.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
MEMORANDA.
WHITE HOUSE, December 9.-Arrived, steamer
Admiral, Kirwan. Baltimore, and steamer Mystic,
from Norfolk, merchandise and passengers, kich.
mond and York River Railroad.
Schooner d. W. Vaughan. Parsons, sailed from
New York for Richmond on 7th.
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APPOINTMENT By THE GovERNoR.-Joei
Tvs Watkins was yesterday appointed
notary public for tho city OF hicnmono
and county of Henrico.
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PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The monthly meeting of Presbyterian
the Third Presbyterian church. REPORTS
of the attendance of scholars and teach
ers were presented from all the different
schools
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RICHMOND EYcAMPMgET, NO.,
KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-

KNIGHTS TEaPLAs..
RICHMOND, scember ., 1867.
ORDERS No. 6.-The officers and COM
" panions OF this Commanderyo are \p~
hereby summoned To assemble on rUEo- ~
DAY The 10Th instant. at III esons Hall, on ~
franklin street bstveen Eighteenth n ana anil
Nineteenth. at l0s o'clock a. m IA Iu/ 70 a., Az
III escort to the NJ W. Grand Lodge OF virgins, % on
the occasion Of laying the corner.atone 81 Msin H
Masonic Hall TO be erected 81 the cofheA V
No Sir Knisht win be admitted in the ranks ,e wn0
is no. attired in full suit OF piacA 'io'n' "AA
All transient Sir Knights IN good standing are
ira,erually invited to unite with US,
WiITIAm T.. MaULE, Captain General:
JAMES s. RIpDICK, Recorder
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Meeti7a4Ss

gHF GRAND ANNUAL CONVOCA-
/ TON Of the GRAND ROYAL ARCH ssSprsnn>
,HtPTsR ANCIENT, FREE, AND AC wv
tHPTBO MAS0ES will be held in theSSAEg
&aso1s' Hall in this city on THURS SzsIS.S
DAY the 18th instant at O'Clock P. NJ.
By order of the NJ. W. H. z.
ie l0-3. JOHN DOVE Grand Secretary
V'HE GRAND ANNUAL ASSEMa
L RLV o. the GRAND EECAMPMENT
OF ElhG MA viii be held in the Ma Xxx
sons Hall in this city on THURSDAY the *
l2th instant al II O clock n. ~
BY order Of the ii Z. g. G.
de lo-st JOHN DOVE, Grand Secretary.
EHfSAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
- RoAD:-The members of the Executive Com
m.tae OF this city appointed to act the sub bject
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad are notiie ed
70 meet st the Ballard House on TUESDAY the
Iih instant. at p. NJ. full meeting and pune
that attendance Is earnestly req uosted business
Q! Importance will be considered.
&. FONTAINR,
President Virginia Central Railroad Company.
JAMES LYONS,
Chairman Of Committee.
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rVHE MONTHLY MEETING OF
/ the Young Mems Christian Association will
Iva held in the lecture. room OF DR.. Hoge's church
IN TUESDAY EVENING. December 10th. at y
M when DR.. K. A. LEWIS will deliver lee
Ipre on THE ATMOSPHERE, illustrated with ex-
u-rments de Ut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-12-10
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