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SECOND GIFT, in Greenbacks $4,000
THIRD do do 5000
FOURTH do do 1900
FIFTH do do 81 5000
SIXTH do do 1000
TWENTY following Gifts, 81, 900 each 10000
TWENTY next Gifts, $500 each 10000
TWENTY do 100 each 1000
EIGHT HUNDRED GIFTS, $40 each 5000
TEN Gifts, City Lots in Chicago, $500 each 5000
FORTY Gifts, Pianos, $500 each 10000
TWENTY Gifts, Melodeons, $3.50 each 5000
EIGHT HUNDRED Watches at ~ 1000
Together with S20l 900 in other gifts A Gift
with every ticket. All who desire tickets should
order at once. Tickets 81 each; 5 for $3.50; 10
for 80; 20 for ST. so A listof gifts will be pub
lished in Kelley's Weekly, and sent to all ticket
holders. All tickets sold for Kelley's North
American Gift Concert at Wabash Avenue Rink,
Chicago, ILL.,, and Cooper Institute, N. Y. City,
are good for this Concert. Address, A A. KEEL
LEY & CO., No. SOL Broadway N " "
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PAINTS for FARMERS

AND OTHERS.-THE GRAFTON MINERAL
PAINT COMPANY are now manufacturing the
Best, Cheapest and most Durable Paint in use
two coats well put on, mixed with pure Linseed
Oil, will last 10 or Is years; it is of light brown
or beautiful chocolate color, and can be changed
to green, lead. stone, oIve drab or cream to suit
the taste of the consumer. 1t is valuable for
Houses, Barns, Fences, Agricultural Implements,
Carriage and Car-makers, Pals and Wooden
Ware, Canvass Metal and Single Roofs, lit be-
ing Fire and Waterproof Bridges, Burial Cases,
Canal Boats, Ships and Ships Bottoms, Floo.
Oil Cloths, Zone Manufacturer having used 5000
bbls. the past year. and as paint for any pur-
pose is unsurpassed for body durability, elastici-
ty and adhesiveness. Price Sc per Dbl. of 300
lbs, which will supply farmer for years to
come Warranted in all cases as above. Send
for a Circular, which gives full particulars. None
genuine unless branded in a trade mark Grafton
Mineral Paint. Address DANIEL BIDWELL
Proprietor, 254 Pearl St., New York. 24-i
HUDSON RIVER INSTITUTE, CLAW.
Ill CRACK, Columbia Co., N. Y. BoarC
and Tuition 500 per Term, NO EXTRAS ex
cept Music. Special advantages for Ladies under
a graduate of the Cooper Institute, N. Y. Eigh
teen Instructors. Military Drill for Gents. Lew
is Gymnastics for Ladies' Term opens Sept. 9th
Address REV. ALONZO FLACK, A. Nj.
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KELLEY'S GIFT CONCERT.

500, 900 PRESENTS---5OO,OO TICK
ETS-Nearly all Sold. KELLEY'S Grand
North American Gift Concert will positively take
place on SATURDAY, September 81, 1867, at
Irving Hall, New York City. Our sales have
been immense, our success complete, and the last
chance is now offered to secure tickets to which
may be given the magnificent First Gift of $780,
900 in Cash, or any of the following
49, cnIn
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A SwNDLE.-A short time since a
firm opened a brokers' Office in Bur-
lington, and started off with a great
flourish of trumpets. Gold, silver,
currency, Canada bank bills, drafts,
ETC., were bought and sold, and for a
time all went regularly. But at last
the denouement came. Credulous
parties bought large drafts, and then
the resident partner" sloped, leaving
his dupes to whistle for the funds
Ii was well managed swindle.
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DIR. ]. w. Chapman's Cholera Syrup.

A Treatise on Deafness, CataIrh, Con-
sumption and Cancer. Their causes and means
of immediate relief and speedy cure, sent free.
Send particulars to DR.. STILWELL, No 40
South 9th Street, Williamsburg, L. I.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1867-09-19

DEATH TO PIN-WORMS

nR. GOULD,S PIN-WORM SYRUP is
II the only remedy for these most trouble
some and dangerous Of all worms that infest the
human system. It is also the most efectual YER
mifuge for all other kinds of worms in children.
Purely vegetable; safe and certain. A valuable
cathartic, and beneficial to health. Warranted
to cure Price rs cents. g. c. GOODWIN *
CO.. Boston, and all Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

SIEERT' PATENT-A SuCCESS.-The sue.
cess of this wonderful discovery for con.
verting iron orc into cast-strcl by single
operation in al ordinary blast furnace, is
now established beyond controversy. Mr.
Sibcrt, in q letter 10 Y. Howe pryton,
Esq, received on yesterday, and dated Oc-
tohcr 2g,h, uses the following language
" The experiment has been made, and the
victory is ours. | made cast of a rail last
night at II o'clock, which proves to be a
cast steel rail Of the best quality, flexible,
tenacious, adamantine face, Of diamond
hardness Just The Thing We wanted.
Mr.. Sihcru further states that g il IS lis
purpose 10 lay number OF these rails on
the track at Stanton, where the public
will be invited 10 witness and topasS .jadg-
mcnt upon t.tIu." 1t i, impossible 10
calculate the magnitude Of this discovery
and its advantages 70 the world. IL will
clcapen the cost OF lhc manufacture OF
steel at least fifty per cent. and revolu-
tionize the iron business Of every Country
ON earth. Noble cid Commonwealth Of
Virginia Even in this the day OF thy ca
lamity the silver lining OF the future is
visible, lorcSfadowing the near approach
of tlat brighter dawu when thy dry places
shall spring with wells of water and tie
desert blossom as the rose.-Stdunton
SDectQtOr.
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IL 1t to be wondered ut tiat LEVY BROTHERS,
store IS always crowd with customers? How
could 1t he otherwise? Everybody will go where
the cheapest goods can be had. LEVY BROTH sRs
are actually selling dress goods, hannels, and, IL
fscs. near'y everything in the dry goods line at
prices as low, and In many Instances lower. than
they were before the war. They are go ahead
merchants. They mark their goods down wheu
there is decline. even If they lose twenty five
per cent by doing go They consider the fret but
the best, and give their cu,tomers the full al
tage OF all bargains that they obtain. We advise
every purchaser OF dry goods to give them call
II they wish to purchase for seventy tive dollars
what would cost at least one hundred elsewhere.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

MAYORS COURT-RECORDER REGHAULT
PRESIDING TUESDAY MoRSING.-Peter
Wilkerson and Charles Roberts, negro
boys, charged with stealing $40 from
Charles Sweeney, were sent on.
John Dumpkins and Andrew Hawkins,
United States soldiers, charged with IN
lawfully assaulting and beating Albert
Brown and Ransom Robinson, colored,
were sent to the Libby.
Thomas Hall was arraigned for commit
ting rape on Adelaide Byrd, small ne
gro girl. In the absence of witnesses for
the defence, the case was continued until
Thursday morning.
james Ii. Brown, blue black "man-
hood" charged with unlawfully and ielo-
niously cutting David George, negro, with
q razor, was called. 1t appeared that
"Mr." George was doorkeeper at a ball,
and that Mr." Brown attempted to go iu
without paying the admission Of ten cents.
"Mr." Brown refused TO pay, Mr."
George was ineXorablc, and the former
Immediately drew the razor and gave him
IA slight whack over the hard. "Mr."
Brown was sent on t. answer Indictment.
The gentleman made sume demnr against
this, and commenced series Of questions
to "Mr." George, which the last men
toned gentleman put speedy stop to by
the expression "'Taint wulf while for
you to talk, | swar and kiss a stack q bi-
hlcs high as dis house dat | knows you, |
know you, does SO faint wuil' while TO
talk -
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FuRCIBLE RESISTANCE TO REyENuE OF
FICERs.-It was stated yesterday that
Henry w. Hays had been acquitted by
United States Commissioner Chahoon Of
the charge of violating internal revenue
laws. 1t was generally understood at the
time of his acquittal ti.at Mr.. Hays would
be rcarrested.
On Monday afternoon sonic revenue Of
ticcrs visited Mr.. Hays'S establishment ct
the foot OF Seventh street with the intcn-
tion Of searching the premises. Mr.. Hays
immediately showed fight, and, 1t Is al
legged, turned the officers out OF the house.
They soon procured the assistance OF
Uniled States Marshal Lyuham aud the
Chief of Police, and returned to the spot
and searched the building from cellar to
carret. Mr.. Hays was not then found, but
later in The night Marshal Lynham paid a
third visit, and arrested him on the charge
OF forcibly resisting the United States
revenue officers in the discharge of their
duty.
The accused was bailed by Commits
sioncr Chahoon to appear lor examination
at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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HGu WATER-We bear from New
Kent and Hanover that the recent rains
have swollen the Chickahominy to an ex-
traordinary height. On Sunday night Mr.
Jonas Bradley, Of New Kent, while at
tempting to cross at Bottoms bridge had
his horse and cart washed several hundrcd
yards down the stream, and narrowly es-
capped with bis life. Yesterday the water
was running over the bridge, and couple
of gentlemen who crossed in buggy state
that it was with great difficulty they made
the passage.
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The remarkable visits to the house OF
John S. Moon, Esq, near ScottsYille' arc
s,ill going on. Sunday night the powerful
light so frequently seen flooded the pas
sage of the house, and was subsequently
seen e. from the upper windows lighting up
the night. These visits have been going
on now for four months. The house has
been entered certainly ten or fifteen
times, and probably much oitencr. For
the FIRST two months the visits averaged
once in ten days; for the last two months
they have averaged several times a week. x.
Mr. Moons house has been guarded now
for perhaps month; but it seems lmpos-
Sibl. 10 capture the mysterious strangers,
who enter the house right in the midst St Of u
the circle of pickets. The parties Qt is
snpposed there are three of them) carry
false false keys, and open outdoors and IN
doors. they have also shrlll whistle
wh;,h has been repeatedly heard ana
they h4vo very remarkable tS,iII. ia9tern 4@ra
.,io
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A gentleman resiuipg Il S'iol' i's.--io ~. :
,or,b of Huntsville, Olic. sold from his
farm @ = few DAYS ago Single-cnil led black d
aalnu, tree 70 a Boston dealer for sooo
M TSa' WOO was not an exceedingly large one
a. H nat Tic purchaser, after the tree
had been fllcd, ard lis true 'a,"e a, 49,.
tained, remarked lhat nc would h'' ''A'
81, 600 for Ii.
General Grant will grant no further es
.onsion oc time to the southern rai''""'
onn,n,n;,s who owe the Government "'''
have f.ilcd to pay at the stipulated peri
DDS.
The Kansas girls have nominated 'eofs'
Francis Train lVr the Presidency
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II is all important that all the ConScr-
yative presses should act in perfect har.
mony in advocacy Of identicaliy the same
policy. II the policy oI trying to vote
down tho Constitution be agreed upon
then all should labor 10 ensure the largest
vote possible, after securing the largest
number of registered voters; but il the
policy of not voting be adopted, all should
endeavor to get Us many white men to re-
gister as possible, and then to prevent as
many as possible from voting at all. Upon
one question there can be no division O
opinion, and that is, that it is all import
ant that every white man who has mo-
registered, and who possesses the requi
site qualifications, should be sure to do Sc
rs soon as the opportunity be presented.-
Stanton Spectator.
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How DOES RIsToRI SIEG "A few days
before the arrival Of Madame Eistori 8
gentleman from the country requested 4
city friend to purchase tickets for the
opera Tor him. "Whv," replied the gem
tleman, 81 did not know that we were To
have the opera hcrc." "lcs We are,
though" said the country gentleman ;
"Ristori will have an opera here next
week" "Oh, yes" said tic Richmond
man, who began to see tie joke "but il
will cost you fifteen dollars ut least before
you get through, and do you think you
coula get that luuch worth OF singing from
Ristori = eyes, sir" was the reply; II
will br fully compensated. Ristori is sad
to bc the greatest singer in the world. 1t
is said that she can beat jenny Lird ali to
pieces"
Mime Ristori has arrived and has APP
pcared twice, and We feel some sol.citnie
TO know how she sings. Doubtless our
friend has found out, and we would lie
obliged il no wouil let US Know what
he thinks Of her siLgiGg.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The TRIAL OF PHILL1Ps.-A large crowd
assembled yesterday in the hail of the
House Of Delegates tohear the testimony in
the Phillips case. Jury, counsel, and wit
nesses were ready, and the reporters were
at their places, when it was announced
that Judge Christian, who was much in
disposed on Monday evening, was now
quite sick. The further hearing OF the
case was therefore postponed until this
morning.
The officer who went to Kentucky in
search Of important witnesses in the case
has returned, and it is understood that he
was unsuccessful in his errand.
We hear Of a number Of new witnesses
for the Commonwealth, and eight or ten
have been summoned in behalf of the ac-
cuscd.
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-Tn this
court yesterday the argument in the case
of Faulkner Us. Davis was continued, and
the case was laid over.
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ANctiOn SGtcS This D0V.

REiNAnLT & co. will cell az 10 o'clock an as
aor'ineat OF furniture etc
LEs GopDIN will cell st3 o'clock tract CT
land OF the Mea:owbridge road, b slf mile
north OF Richmond
PAINE CO. will sell at 10 O'Clock two a dred
and fifty csses o! boots shoea, and balmora's, $,
and a large stock OF ready made clothing.
ca AsTAIN WHITE. Commissioner, cFers for ,a!a
to-day. at Ashland, ons huadrsd snI frsy. five
acres OF land
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Assault AND BATTERY-DANGERousLT
uuRT.-On Monday morning Michael Con-
ncrs was arraigned before the Mayor
charged with assaulting and beating Mi
chael Ryan. Ryan and Conners, it ap-
peared, had become engaged in tracas
an Twentieth street between Main and
Cary, during which Connors dealt Ryan a
smart blow over the head. 1t appearing
before the Mayor that the case was simply
one of assault and battery, and Ryan not
being present, he bailed Connor to appear
on Friday next. On yesterday it was re-
presented to the Mayor that Ryan was in
dangerous condition in consequence OF the
blow dealt by Corners, and upon an affl-
davit to that effect he issued another war
rant, and had Connors rearrested ior
felony.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

THEFT IN OPES Day Yesterday, lady
residing ON First, between Marshall and
Clay streets, after thoroughly cleansing her
silver teapot, placed it III the Window of L
front basement room 70 receive the puri-
flying i.cts Of the suns rays. II met the
gaze Of some p"S>er ly, vine, with evil IN
tent, crcpt steal.hi'y into the yard and car
ried off the valuable piece rf table ;Grni-
lure. Such o temptation was one not to be
resisted at time when thicring seems to
be the order Of tic day, and honesty is at
discount.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Brown and Sleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleach cd Sheetings,
Pillow cass Cottons,
Linon Sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains in Towels;
Largo assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VEET CHOICE MOUR&IIG GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Mer:no,
BarritI, Fontaine, de LANES
Poplins, Qtronans,
Alpacas, Eonbazines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLIEs.
Shawls, Shewls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table pamGsk,
Napkins. B"lmoral Skirts, CIssimeres,
satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., ct
WILLIAM n. EELI & CO.'S.
se73 90. Broad street.
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CAUGHT IN STORM.-Oa Thursday
morning at about o'clock the schooner
William Frayser, Captain Applegarth'
bound from Baltimore to Richmond, was
caught in heavy storm at point about
ton miles from Ola Point Comfort. She was
struck bv heavy sea, which carried away
all her starboard rails, split her sails, ana
smashed the yawi boat. notwithstanding
the damage received, By good seamanShip
she reached this port safely on yesterday
Her cargo of clay and other merchandise
was uniDjured.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

REMOVAL OF TRooPs.-Three companies
of the Tweu,v-ninth United States in
fantry from Lynchbnrg, one from the Lib
byin this city, and another from YORKTOWN,
have been ordered to Washington TO go
into winter quarters. The order assigning
these troops to Washington was issued
some weeks ago, but was suspended, aud
it is now renewed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

DErR.-This valuable game abonnds In
New Kent to q greater extent this season
than has been known for many years. A
party of gentlemen residing in the Vi
cinify Of the courthouse succeeded last
week in killing five. Among the number
was noble buck weighing l43 pounds.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

THE ELECTIONS YEsrBKpAY.-The elections
" -,erday in New York, Maryland, New Jersey.
Wisconsin, kt1sas, aud other States have ex-
cited the most Intense interest in Richmond aud
elsewhere in t7s South. The I a Crosse Democrat
OF November 5;h. W on hand 1t CRUrCHFlsLD's
News and Stationery Dero. Ill Broadway, a fe
doors telow the Theatre, says the Democratic
ticket will sweep tba. section; but for the very
latest see teles.aphic department Of to-day's
81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

SYyoD OF EIRGISIA.-This body OF
PRESBYTERIAN ministers and elders meets
in Charlrstown, West Virginia, to-day.
All Of the minist, rs OF this denomination
in Richmond, with one exception, left the
city last night, accompanied by elders
from several churches. They anticipate Il
pleasant ecclesiastical! rciinion while en-
Toying the ho>pita!ities Of the good people
Of Jefferson county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

RIST0RG. Madame Ristor made her
second appearance in Richmond last eve-
ming in the character OF Elizabeth. and
than that Of Monday. The dress circle
and orchestra presented scenes that car
red one back to the better days Of the
wealth, on account Of the charac-
ter of the audience, the brilliancy and
tastefulness of dress, and above all the
number of fair and beautiful ladies.
The piece was put upon the stage in n
manner uncxccptionabic in all regards.
Madame RiStori as "Qaeen Elizabeth ="
appeared in full advantage, and again
gave evidence OF her superior genius.
The scene in which she dictated two let
ters at one time she displayed i degree of
versatility seldom equaled; and in the
fourth act, when she condemned Essex to
the blcck, her portrayal Of emotion, pas
sion, and superior resolution, eXccllcd
anything of the kind we have ever seen.
In the fifth and most trying act her
achievements seemed wonderful, and far
beyond human powers Of deiineaton.
There were many other scenes especial
ly worthy Of commendation-in fact all
were-to which we could hardly do justice
in our confined space. In fine, Nine
Ristori seems everything that we could
most admire in an actress. There is grace
and majesty in her every movement. She
enters wholly into her characters, and one
almost regrets that the stage and its adj
.juncts are before him, to make him forget
that he sees there Ristori, the artistic, and
not Elizabeth, the Queen.
The acting of Mmlie Coffin was
much and deservedly admired. That Of
Signor Czech was fully equal to the pant
of the Earl of Essex. Upon the whole,
Ristori is well supported.
Tonight Marie Antoincttc will be pre-
scntcd, and in consequence Of its length
the performance will commence ut half
past seven O'Clock.
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CABBAGE.-Largc quantities Of this PEP
ular vegetable are now reaching hlch!n'nd
from Norfolk and Baltimore. During the
past two days the receipts have exceeded
5 900 head, and we hear there are many
more ". ~ come,
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Corn and Flour Exchange, November

Corn and Flour Exchange, November ). 1867
OFFERINGS. = Whsat-White, SO bushels !;
red, ji6 bushels. CDrn-White, .Jji bushels !;
yellow, 81 bushels mixed. loo bushels. outs
|, l34 bushels. Rye-7l2 bushels. Ches'npts-
II bushels FlHrSeed-l0 bushels. Mdt-W hite,
loo bushels.
SALES. - lEbsat--White, 40 bushels common
to good, S2Gls2. G2i4: 300 bushels on private
terms red, Dl inferior TO prime 81. 2jl0S2. ~ j;
Ii bushels prime seed, - 81. fDr,l-White
l,43S bnshels-l0s bushels new at s7 sec and ,33S
bushels 1T 81 22hG0t:I2j; yellow, ca bushels
at 81 32E mixed, loo bushels ut 81 -. outs
LOGS bushels 1T TIC. Rye-7l2 bushels 1T Sl.:ij
q ~. 10. N6i-White, lG6 bushels 1t Sl.3l.
Fdtrseed---l0 bushels ut :22J
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NEED EIELr.-Iu the "sck box" IN the
hall Of the Christian Association are soih'
cases of great distress, 10 which no one
seems disposed 10 give heed \ poor
man, with two little orphan girls, Tue osc-
est about ten years, has met with an accl-
dent by which his ribs have been broken. !.
IT,. i without money ard hclp.css-hls
wife loug Since dead. O:ier ptcs-lpS caSts
need attention.
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Of RICHMOND. NovEa6Ek
ARRIVED.

PORT OF RICHMOND. NovsMGEk5
ARRIVED.
Sta3m-r alexandria, Pat, Philadelphia, lner-
chindi,s and plsseD,ers. w p. Potter.
St@am-r Jena syvr>ler, Clifford. Norfolk, mer
chandiss and pAss' nG"r,, H. Il Tatum.
scGooE-r Francis Hatch, Gregory. RCckaud,
lime. A. ). ea
schoontr NsIio Brown. Higgins Boston, mer
clanlise. ErOweIi Il GIsria
Schooner John Gowlcit Bradley, Philadelphia, +,
iron cid Dominion Iron Work.
schooner W. Friys-r, tpp egarth. Baltimore.
-cao5n-r II l. s!aght Willis, Philadelphis
Schooner /. II Mariil Qsi,l!n, Philadelphia,
coat Iarus y Cherry
SAILED.
stesmer Niagara, Brakeman, Nav York, mer-
ch.ndse ANA paoscusr IS. >. Tyres Co.
BELOW.
. Several schooners are reported below. bound
upon" h III ashu.c oa the upper end u James
town Island.
Blrque =. C.. WARWICK thichas'c hence fo,
i.iu miro. September I'D latitude 30 deg. north
loGY Ytuie 4 deg. w,st.
Mra0RASDA.
Schooner T. "ohan Iarry. Captain 6ruy, from
Hcchltnd previously report, ii ashore aud on ii u
be ow City p.iat w,5 tcw.d uo to the city iast
evening" Tn. extent Of damage ctnnu: b- aocer-
r.a.d until her cuSp nf lime is d-chars.d.
Bafque Herman. kuhlm nm, from City Point, at
London 2ls.
B.,qns Chief, Harding, has sailed from New
York "r Gify PoIrt
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REWARD FOR A BREAsTPIS.-By an ad-
ver.iSement in another column z reward
Of Sla is citered for the recovery OF gold
hrcastpin. lost about the first oi March last.
See description.
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AN UNKNOWN CoLoRED Man DROWNED.
TIL, body of IN elderly negro man was
found floating yesterday morning IN the
dock opposite T~enty-lh!rd street; nele
were no marks of violence about hls per-
son, and no means of idenl'hca'ion were
,onnd. Under these circumstances an
iroups, wss deemed unnecessary ana
Coroner Little ordered the body 10 De
buried. II had evidently been IN the
wafer more than q week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

THE MATRIMONIAL MARXET.-DnrIng the
mouth Of October only three colored and
three plain couples, in the county OF Hen
rico, were found willing TO enter the molly
state of matrimony. AT least this was the
number Of licenses issued from the Clerk 5
ntfcH.