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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

NEW FALL DRESS GOODS, CAR-
~ PETS, &G.-TII0MAS K. PRICE 20. beg
leave to inform their friends ana ths rnbitc toat
house whore, with An abundance o. room ana IN
creased facilities. they hops Ia bs AM" to serve
tharn upon mora IA rortbls terms than ever
Their stock IL now nearly complete, with arri-
walls bv every steamer Of everything new ana De
sirable.
va mention
French AMI Irish Poplins,
Black and COior-d SILKS.
Ottoman and Crepe Cloths,
Black EandFColorcd Alpaca Poplins new
styles:
Granite popins, Chena Porlins,
a nj many other new style Dress Goods.
Also, q full assortment OF
Linen and Cotton sheetnSs,
Shtrtiugs. Table Linens,
Napkins. Towels. SC.
Cloaks an. shswls Of the latest styles.
Tapestry, Thras ply and Ingram Carpets,
Rugs, Crumb Cloths,
Drugsets, &c. ,r,cr J. ro
80 23-2w THoMa IS H. fhlCE ~ ".
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SDeciNL Notices.

rs- school,. BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
IT, srb.cribers have now for sale full stock OF
Tho various SCHOOL BOOKS used in the city and
surrounding country. together with every descrip-
,,on of STATIONERY usually required all OF
which will be sold AZ low as can be had any
whore. HooDhooon -.
or I-15t l%oo man 'ti"oN'
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RfcsaoEp AND pAHvfLLE RAILKoAp,
SrPERlSTEEpEST'S OFFICE. Z
R,cuaoSp September. -, lstI.

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS.-Con-
" s'gnsss Of grain by this road are uFSsnt;iy
requested 10 remove the same pr"inFtS U mos -,
dtions do not admit OF Tho Indulgence that woult
otherwise be cLeerfply SVEN hsrsayr four ai
nnnrs after heing uhloaded from the cars WI! 20
removed and stored u risk and eXp;nse 3t tie
~ ~ ivy Superintendent
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uJ- GENTLEaIEN'S ID X Il 5 6 U ID ;
FOR
FALL AND WINTER WEAR
JOHN c. sHAFER s. CO.,


NER ANT II A l 5,
Fourteenth street under Exchange HOTEL,
RICHMOND,
hare Just received large and well-selected STOCK
of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, OEERCOAIlNGS'
SILK and VELVET YESTINGS, Of the latest TO-
reign importation, which they are prepared 70
mako up in best manner and most approved and
fashionable styles at reasonable prices.
A call Is respectfully solicited.
N.B.-sHlRTS and COLLARS made TO order al
short notice
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

DfT- VENI, VIDI, VIGIL GAME Saw
CONQUERED.-Such were the eXelamatlon' ~
all who crowded the Dry Goods Emporium VI
MtTTEIDORFER & co. for the past week, ana
Iol5 IN their FALL STOCK. AZ the rush was 80
,rs.t. and all could not be accommodated We
raks this method Of informing our friends anu
ths public in general that We have increased our
forca in the store, and all can now be accommo-
dstad with great bargains in Dry Goods, house
furnishing Goods, Hosiery, Gents Furnishing
Goods sc. received during the week. Another
simply OF the latest Partisan styles IN ptes'
Goods in all the leading shades and co!ors. We
call the attention OF the ladies and ask them 10
come and examine the same.
'oiA0 MlTTELDoRFER s CO.,
saos 1909 Main street, opposite post-oineo'
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:, VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND

~ N1KtIINIA HUM II Z H-iH .f-"D
pOMOLoGICAL SOCIETY.-Au persons pro-
posing to contribute articles to the exhibition OF
this Society, to be held on the 18th OF October
next, are requested to give early notice OF their
intention as possible stating as far they can the
character Of the articles and their bulk IN order
that suitable space may be reserved for them
Address, by letter, EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND POMOLOGl-
CAL SOCIETY, post. office box 706 Sd Std
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

n@THIS PAPER Is PRINTED ON IfPE
o.st at the RICHMOND TYPE FOUNDRY. IL was
printed type cast at the same est'oi's" "ei1
90 7-eod2m
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ct BROAD tTkE"Tr
have received a fall stock Of FALL DR1 hooES'
now opened and ready for sale.
Handsome styles Dress Goods ,
llbrands Eleached and Brown Domsst!cS.
a full line housekeeping Goods.
fns assortment White Goods
LARK. stock Ca,-!meres, Caasinctt, ana jeans
Hosiery. Gloves, Motions, &c.
We nav. Tor sale lne :. Celebrated Patent Seam
less Kid Glovesn superior 10 Aiexandre's, 10
which we call the especial attention Of the ladies'
Mr. JAMES w. PEulh Of this Guy MT ." IN n
LIAM c. kEAN Of Goochiand, and Dir. JbHS /.
WRIGHT would bs pleased to -erva their friends
Al HlRSH u GUGGEEHElM EkS,
..s sa7 Broad street
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1TIRGINIA.-At rules held III the
Clerks office Of the court OF tue county OF
lccomac on the first Monday IN September, A u
1857. the same being the second day Ci TIE sald
month, u,,....r
John :" SiITerlhCFh..-. ''.''''i ''''''-'
Litlston Dennis. John q. Dennis Mary Dennis,
paut Lucy Dennis, ch!itran Of John n DENNIS,
d.c-a,.I and jam. q Dennis and George T.
Dennis, trustees for tho use OF tho sAii chill
bS4oi'uN1'17'
~ cuAStE.y ASD rroS AS oKDsg or ATTACK
MINT KEIrRsED LEVIED.
The object OF this suit i, TO obtain decree !or
the sa!o Of 60 much OF Curtain mill properly, with
n. hou-.s, hxtlT.s, and Appurlrnanc.s thereto
halon.inc 40 lice in :. said county. which piO-
n.rty was d.vl,ed ny John q. Dennis. decsassd,
10 the defendants. james Z. Dennis and Geo!Se r.
Dennis IN trust for the use o! tho ether defend.
an,s and for p. yInent out OF tie proceeds aIrins
with interest thereon from the l!th day OF May,
1857 for work done upon said mill properly and
repairing the tna chtneTy thereof
Il appearing from an AFFIDAVIT tled amongst the
papers IN this suit that the defendants are nos re-
sidents II this state on the molten o! the ta!i,-
TN by his counsel, II j. ordered that the defend
ant. do appear here within ore month after aue
publication VI this orter, and DO what Is ncssesHt5
10 protect Ia DIR Int, re.ts aGt that thin oiuoi
published once weak for four successive "ce -
in the DiSputct, newspaper pubilshsa ~ 80 80
door Of the court house Of this county OF! NO Ii'
day ot the next term OF the sald court
wy +. WARREN. Deputy.
or Th.w hnrJ W. GILLnr. Z. A..
N,rJNt > . h
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.s- BaTCHELoR's HAIR DYE-BATCHE.

ne BACHELORS HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
LOR'S HAIR DYE.-This splendid HAlR D1 Is
the best In the world. The only true and perfect
dye-harmless reliable, instantaneous. 10 u.s.
appointment; no ridiculous tints. Natural Dlack
or brown remedies the III effects OF bad dyes )
lnvigorates the hair, leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed WILLIAM 4. BAIOhn-
LOR All others are me-e limitations, anu shouid
be- avoided. Sold by all druggists amt perfumers.
Factory, 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
OF q counterfeit Je H-tOAo
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ESTABLISHED IN 1Sl7.
I. HENRY RAF 7 N,
So! MAIN STREET,
Successor to Regnault x Co..

DRALSR IL
PAPER-HANGINGS and BORDERS,
CURTAIN GOODS, WINDOW SHADES,
MATTRESSES, LOUNGES, &c.
Rocms halls, &c, PAPEREp al tue snoi'e''
notice, and at reasonable prices
rpuor STEpY WORK of every description
executed In the best style
Mr. + RsGSArLr, being in the same building,
will ch.erfulIv aid ms with his long expert ence.
J. HENRY GRAFTON,
over Regnault Cos auction house.
sc "S-eodlm
CPECIAL NOTICE. nave llll Is M MY
:, Nm ~ Dublin. Va, the co-partnership e4-
nirinr by limitation the 18th September i9po
Rocky Mount, Va, August 81, 1857
"a 2I-eodlw --------
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S. NJ. SIMPSON,
CHARLES SIMPSON.
September ., 1857.
nn- no EARMEK, AND PLANTERs.-

rs- TO FARMERS AND PLANTERS.-
BONE DUST The Lodi Manufacturing Company
have erected extensive mills, and pat In new and
expensive machinery, and ara ready to supply
customers with warranted pare article OF FINE
BONE that will drill perfectly well In machine,
at as low rate az coarser bone Is sold at. Also,
pure FLOUR OF BONE, warranted to analyse
perfectly pure no sale. Samples sent On receipt
of three. cent stamp.
DOUBLE REFINED PoUDRETTE.
This Is one of the most forcing and quick-acuhS
manures in the market and IS by far the cheapest.
1t Is composed OF the night soil Of New YORK city,
from which all impurities have been extracted
1t ia then deodorizcd, dried, and pulverized to
-four. Four hundred pounds OF this drilled in with
wheat will bring heavy crop on even poor,
worn out soil. Price, $25 per ton. Apply 10
THE LODI MANUFACTURING CO.,
ecCourtlandt street, New York, or to
HOOE & WEDDERBCRN,
Alexandria, Va
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From Professor Charles Martin, Hampton Sidney
College, Virginia, dated July l, 1857:
"The Double Refined Poudrette Ia operating
like charm on my crops, and attracting universal
attention from all beholders an already salts
fed that It is the cheapest and surest renovator OF
ON worn ont soils.N " 2b-0M'
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ssS. ETELLE, r.
HI. tables always supplied with everything In
season. as we'll deiicacies and luXuries, foreign
and domestic Refreshment and Dining rooms Tor
ladies and gentlemen. The Bar supplied with the
best OF liquors, and good attendance everywhere.
,sa No. 100? MAIN STREET.
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aw NEW HARDWARE HOUSE IN KICH-

aW NEW HARDWARE HOUSE IN RICH
MOND, VA-SIMPSON & BROTHER, formerly
OF Lynchburg, Va, respectfully inform their
former customers. the citizens OF Richmond and
the public generally, that they have purchased
the entire and valuable stock OF HARDWARE,
CUTLERY, sADDLERY, &C., of Mr.. John n. an
Lew, No. l4ls Main street, to which they VIII
shortly make large additions, making the most
complete and extensive assortment In this trade
In resuming our former business again we SHAH
offer such Inducements as to merit, We hope, full
share of the public patronage.
S. NJ. SIMPSON,
September2, 1857. CHARLES slMPsoS.
In retiring from the hardware business 1t affords
me pleasure to recommend 20 my former patrons
nv successors, Messrs. SIMPSON & BROTHER,
as In every way entitled to their confidence and
patronage. JOHN ". AN LEW.
September @ 1857. se lin
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Nv RICHMOND THEATRE.


NTOTICE,-I tOrewarn all persons
N from crediting my wife. CHARLOTTE T.
COUSINS on my account, IS Will not Dc respoh-
sibls fer any debt she may contract; ,orr,rr
&C ST. l. - oooS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-03

FINE CASHMERE WOOL sCARFs, 25c., worth
75c.;
SHIRT FRONTS. stitched fine pleats, l?ac.-les'
than the ante-belium price;
EXTRA FINE GENTS LINEN HANDkER-
CHIEPs, stitched ready for use, &c., worth
81;
LINEN HUCKABACK TOWELS, 12sc.-sell for -
Wholesale;
SHEPHERDS PLAIDs. one shilling per yard,
worth Csc.
SILK GAUNTLETs. CSC. a pair, worth 75c.;
Beautiful LINEN COLLARS, 81 per dozen;
Beautiful LINEN COLLARS, needle worked, sl.25
per dozen;
LINEN DoYLIEs, 81 per dozen, worth q. per
dozen;
Beautiful BONNET RIBBON very latest Styles
SOC. worth 81 per yard;
BROWN LINEN DAMASK warranted pure linen),
SOC. per yard, would be cheap at 75c
The everlasting LOOM LINEN TABLE CLOTH,
75c. per yard, cheap atsl;
Yard.wids WHITE FLANNEL, very fine, all
wool, a. 6oc., worth 81;
WHlTEFLANNEL At 3Oc.-the best bargain In the
world;
SHIFTING STRIPES, 12sc.;
BED TICK, l2lc.;
CALJCOES TO- IL and lC5c.;
BLEACHED COTTON, 10 and l23c.;
BLEACHED COTTON, yard wide, l shilling;
Full lO.4 sHBETING, doc. per yard;
and other BARGAINS which we will exhibit on
THIS "wednesday MORNING.
Atthe request Of many Of our patrons, our store
will be open every SATURDAY EVENING, until
further notice, from half-past o'clock tc half
pasts.
Look out for the flag inscribed
LEWIS
DRY GOODS
STORE.
LEVY BROTHERS, l547 Main street,
oc2 between Fifteenth and Seventeenth.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-11-23

tc9s San.eS-- ......- s,,.A. =. SAtA
JOHN PHELps L CO.,
(8seosnon 81 PAelp I Josss
NOTION FACTORS cd 0eoss.i
~ Csoaississ Assehssss, No. ~
Ca-os1sast strsat, New Ovlssas.
n ,. T9R1Y. AssaA. J~osssss, Tsz.
-. ~ aal1s Nbss1l eAssesrs, b aasA,
- 81 ssaatesossas 10 H. sbsss Assas ;
vie ein ~ pAsti0 pssok u zip thsas
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Asass. ssvisg tAan ~ ssssAls - e.
ps0 q esteiag maeg - ~ RAsepss
~ s.! = - I: - = NJ" a''''. n.
WIN. J. RO1oO8, 80
NOTTON FACTOR - Conaisloa
~ nsssAast. No. IS Casasasast slsset.
Nes Ov1sa0 g0,tfrt
RsGs te'Od B. r. WIotksA 0iinss.
Tesss nsssss, JoAssoa 4 barr, Bash.
~. ehwvspsst, L.
~. S,tgee. ''ff}Ss<' 3l-ly
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a H0UDe T0R RENT y"
q Ar'' srorx : srrADI.S.
~, II, vi.
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Asrn(SLo0Y.
THE WORLD ADTUNIsHED
A. ~ Woe1rstu1 nsssh.ion
Md By H. Ussss As1tsSasgiss. Madam

III n WOMHU A61VNlSHEDl
A. ~ Woe1ssta npsshtioos
Md By ths Ussaa AsliiSasgist MADAME
'f' n. =. Pssego.
6ks reveals sesssh % 6lsea ever ktss.
~ ssu1nsw 70 AaSpssen tlssss Who Iron
aoasfal svests, es}atseoAss, crossr ia
love. los ~ E.haioaa "a Aies.i-, los o
momy, etc, have bseens dupon,la, sbe
hrings together thoss loor separated
gives iafxnaiioa ceseaFniug absent
kienAs ~ lawn. ssseasve toss or s,,len
peorssty. eeth - ~ bastssss yoo an
~ qsa6osA - pnsses, ~ b what yOq
WAl n nst esselmtAl, saaas sp<say mar
riAess ~ tslb - tn WY tiy yoa wi
marry. gives yea ~ sa1s. liken,ss AMI
chassetesistles a the psson. She rad.
yoaf very sAosylsv, .sl ~ L~. -i..-.
a1perpstsrai powefs ssvsab sha dark and
hi0aea mysessies u III tstsre From The
starr Va - h ~ arnamsn4--tlw makis
slass tAAa osaseous y Pss1oeaia~te IN M
ssoefmatioa-koa W espssts and pst
uoas n ~ pApsis ssd NJ axed stars b
the hekveaa at ~ ti0e oil birth, she h
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MlhtAesioa u ttsasol~eA = II 10 pen~
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2. DaAn, ire. ,. ADAM, ?. 0AeI,
DEAN ApAlGD y 0AU.
fCOrr6N FACTORS snl Ceoab.
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Agsoa Il Mafshajl. aod n ssthssissd 70
rals aavassss o. sse srs~Isg ssee
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P'etital.'
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There eometh sisd tidings Of ~ 10 oil,
TO yosng and 10 cd, 10 great ssA V u.nll'
The beauty which once va 70 Psec'ous
AID fAsc,
Is frce 10, sll. and oil may he isir
By the USE Of as.. Ter.
CHAHTEil.ARB
w HITE LIQUID
r n 4 - r H.,

For Impfevin& eno DeesV'y'eS ~
Ccaplexios.
The nost vsluab's and perfect Psepssa.
ton in W., fos giving ~ skin bssstissl
pesh lihe tint, that : csly fsesd II yssth.
Ii qsicAIy rssovs Tn, Fwekl0. Pta-
~, BlsicAss, Mob Psaehea, 6eeowssaa,
Eruptioas. and sii inpsrtt's nj ths uehl.
kindly hesiiag III saas. issviag The stia
shsts asd cleas n Alahas>sv. Iis ~
caasos Be dsteetsd By 'he eIosst scsstL
~. "a hBise . vegetable pMsafasioe =
Dsrtsssly hss.I.. hhiks ss'y astlPls
Z ~ kisd sseJ by ~ FFsssk, ~ \
eessidssed By IL Psrieies = ia1iY9eGn.
- 70 pssitct toilst. Up~ssb eflAkty
thossaad bottles were sold tssiag ~
past yeas, . ss0eisas guaraslsr q W
e0csey. Pries saly IS sssts. Sese b
nail, poslpaA, = feasilS q - osSH. By
BER0kR, SHUTS I CO..
Cksoists, ~ Rive ~.
nssrl6ly Troy, n. Y.
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Our Latest Improved
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-11

frozen limb is NOT brought suddenly TO the FIRE,
but Immersed in snow or very cold water and
restored by slow degrees to Its natural tenn
perature. Disorders in the currency must be
cured by methods equally gradual II CON
traction be too sudden or too rapid, business
Is brought TO a stand, and the country loses
more by idleness than IL could by paynents in
a deprecated currency.
AS we are to have an irredeemabie ourrepov
OF about the same volume as the present for
several years, the country ought to reap the
incidental advantages OF it, such as they are
One Of them is the opportunity to fll the
channels of circulation with Government notes;
a loan without interest of which the people
ought to have the benefit. There is not
sound bank that would stop by the withdrawal
Of its notes. The banks would retain their
other privileges, and continue to transact their
ordinary business. They would loan money,
receive deposits, deal in exchanges, and pay
nearly the same taxes on their property and
business as at present. They would continue
to own their bonds the same as now; continue
| to receive six per cent. interest on them in
| gold (equal to eight per cent. on their current
value); and continue to render to the commu-
nifty all the real services they render at pre-
sont. The people would save the interest on
| three hundred millions of debt, and (what is
more valuable) the Government would be
divorced from the banks, and free to return to
specie without carrying them on its shoulders.
Specie payments would be reached by this
route sooner than by any other. The new
greenbacks would pay off every other form OF
floating debt, and the financial operations Of
the Government would be simplifed into
merely collecting its annual revenues and pay
ing its annual expenses. The present surplus
of coin would go on accommodating, and when
ever the Government resumed specie payments
the process would consist merely in taking the
same number of gold dollars out Of the Sub
Treasury into circulation as there were paper
dollars withdrawn.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-12-11

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