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TAgRATEUR CAPlLLA1RE, the most wonder.
ful discovery II modern science. acting upon the
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neney will be ehesrfllly refunded. Price by mail,
$500 ana RoseIaiS 81 Descriptive oirealsrs and
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DRsPosALs FOR INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTER-
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAIRS. October l6, 1857
sealed t froPoSaS, endorsed PfSpssaa,s Tor In
dian Affairs until IL O'Clock M on FRIDAY, the
18th day OF November next, for furnishing, in the
quantities therein given, the articles named in the
following list
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by GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
- No. 526 Southeast corDef 7th and u sts.
R0SEW0OD CASE PIANO FORTE. BLACK
WALNUT PARLOR AND CHAMBER Fur
SITgRE, CARPETS, BEDDING; EXTEN
sion, DINING, AND OTHER TABLES, RE
PERPETRATORS, COTTAGE SETS, DC, AT
AUCTION
On MONDAY, November 4th, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, We shall sell at the residence of gentle
man declining house keeping, No. All street,
between 9th and 10th streets, general assortment
OF urnlture of which we name in part viz:
one 6is octave Piano Forte in rosewood, with
stool and cover OIL.
One Black Walnut Haircloth ParIor Set consist
ing Of
Sofa, Casters and Side Chairs
One Marble top Centre Table
Black W alnut and Painted Chamber Sets
Feather Bed and Pillows
Cane seat Chairs and Pictures
Brussels, Three ply and other Carpets and Oil.
cloths u.
Black Walnut Extension Table
Refrigerator, Cooking and other Stoves o.
Crockery, Glass and Tin Ware
And many other articles which we deem unneces-
Sary to enumerate
oc 29-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
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FLOWERS PRESERVED IN ALL
their Natural Beauty. Special atten ~.
Jon to the Flowers Of the Dead. By Mrs ~ !
n. N. HAYEs, No. sos eth street west, be.
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by FRAYSER co, Auctioneers,
- No. 307 Penna. avenue
PUBLIC SALE ga E. Of = yALTABLE BUILDING

Lot NEAR THE OITY HALL.
On THURSDAY. the slst day Of October lat o elk,
p. m, we shall offer for sale, at Public Auction
parts of Lots No. q and % in Square No SIS being
the east 10 feet in width Of said Lot q and the
to public alley, making beautiful Lot of 20 by
100 feet.
This property fronts on street north, between
I'd and Sd streets west and offers great Inducements
to purchasers.
Terms One third cash, residue in three eaualin
stalments of six, twelve and eighteen months the
purchaser giving his notes for the deferred pay
ments satisfactorily endorsed, and bearing inter.
est from day of SALE A deed given and deed of
trust taken. All conveyanciRg and stamps at the
cost of the purchaser. 80.
If the terms of srle are not complied with within
five days from the day of sale we the right
fautiDg purchaser on giving two days public no.
tiCe.
LLOYD LASSELLE. Attornies.
FRAYSER & CO.,
oc 24-Th,S&W Rep. eo6dsl Aucts.
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THE EVENING STAR
Virginia News,

The Richmond correspondent of the New
YorE Herald says Several citizens have to-
dSy received letters from the negro vigilance
committee ordering them to leave the CITY
within for y eight hours, because they have
spoken unexpectedly OF dunnicutt aud MS
party. RunnIcutt has kept an armed negro
auaTd IN front OF bis Office for the past three
nights. They have refused TO allow citizens
20 pass on the sidewalk"
MIR. Oliver Beirne, wealthy citizen of Mon
roe county, says that if his county shall fail 10
vote the subscription, the @. Il O. RAILROAD
project shall not fail on that account. for tHat
he, in that event. will subscribe the sum of
f2C0,G0O himself.
A letter from Minglo Flats in West Virginia,
states that Messrs. Mckay and Clarke have
recently imported some fine sheep from Scot
laUi, and with one thousand native ives will
raise fine sheep in the mountains Of W. Va
The citizens OF Petersburg are already MAX
ing sxter siye preparations for the Virginia
Conference ofthe Methodist Episcopal Church.
which assemblies there on the 18th of Novem.
ger.
air. Isaac Goddin and Mr. Pey,an Johnston,
Of HI hmond, settled by a fight IL the polls
last Tuesday, q difficulty between them which
Aad lis origin some seven years ago.
party OF gentlemen from Lynchburg, says
he Clinch Valley News, have had very sue
csss+ll deer hunt in Bland county, recently.
The irg MIA and Tennessee r. r. Co. have
paid aTIearages due the hands in the COM
The hog cholera in Scot. county has much
diminished the hog CROP there.
% ISL is op CONFERENCE.-The results
Of twenty three years tr al of the CO. opera
i've system were recently announced at the
opening of new central cooperative store by
ne Rochdale Equitable Pioneers Society IN
England In their first year they had TWENTY
eir NJ members, and a subscribed capital of
t2s. The members now number 1000 the re-
ceipts tor goods sold during the past three
months have been 169,663, and the profits for
nat period nearly 10000, while the assets of
the society amount to f12O,OO0 The society
mas eleven groceries, one diapers and tailor
ing establishments, three shoe shops, and the
same number of cIogging shops Their fixed
stock, consisting of buildings, horses, carts
&c, is stated At a nominal value Of EI6.i6 but
Is in reality worth more. The have eleven
newsrooms and 5000 volumes, which are sup
ported by an allowance of two and a-half per
cent from all the net profits. The London
Spectator remarks that statistics, as a rule
are dull re aiding; but these contain the story OF
peaceful revolution which will literally re.
new TIE face OF the earth, as far rs the masses
OF the people are concerned. One fact more
must be mentioned - show the vitality of the
cooperative system. Six years al IT the Pi.
oneers started il was found that me rev accu-
mulated IN their store beyond the i'm n ediate
wants of the society So some Of tt members
formed a corn mill society, which has now,
seventeen years after its formation, a capital
Of ts2,GOO, and is doing an annuol business
d e4N.ltQ.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WAsBINeTo
L PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
8 ga

rr.,,.s WASHINGTON, Jan 6. 1867
nor ra rI between Washington and New York ar
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars.
Leave daily Except Sunday at 7:8 o. M, III
and 200 D. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
NJ, and 40 and TOO D. M
ON SUNDAY.
m. only. nav 'p"'" wv -
daily. " avn va wv - iA ~
Boston, can be had =, the Station Ofice at an hour
IN IN the DAY as well At the new office in the Bank
nue., between 9th and 7th streets
See baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisemen
nspois, and the West
1: WILSON, Master of Transportatio
L: M COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. kOONTZ, Agent, Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY VIM. KEEFE . CO., Aactioneers.
Tp,rsrEEss sAf:n

TRUSTEES SALE
On FRIDAY, November 9Th, 1856, at 10 O'Clock
2. M, shall sell. at the Auction Rooms OF VIM.
keefe Il Co., No. I16 Pennsylvania avenue. near
10th street by virtue of deed Of trast dated the
lst DAY OF November, 1856. and dniy recorded in
lDer n II No. 8, folios 2l3, ia, OF chattel
reepfos Tor the County of Washingtons IN the Dis
rlet OF Co'umbia all the goods and chattels in the
ABOVE named place, of which en- umerate IN part,
viz -
2 sets Parlor Furniture Riaek Walnut
Walnut -
Wood and Iron Bedsteads
Extension Table Oak
breakfast and Kitchen Tables rf
Marble-to Table
lair seat Arm Chairs
Hair Cane seat, and Common Chairs
Rocking Chairs
Stands Tables, and Looking Glasses
Wood and Coal stoves
Bath Tub, &c. &C.
Brussels Parlor Carpets
! Brussels Stair Garnet
Ingram and Three. ply Carpets
Floor Oil Cloth
China and Glassware .-
Tin and Iron ware
Kitchen Furniture
blankets, Sheets Pillow. cases. QuLts,
Mattresses, Feather Beds, and Pillows. -.
Sewing Machine, and many other articles too
numerous to mention.
Terms cash.
8. r. SMITH, Trustee.
Gid KEEEEE 90
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RY COOPER l. LATIMER, Auctfoneers,
- date clerks with J. &. Mcclure & Coz
Southwest corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and nth
street, Star Office Building.
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GREAT 1OcI
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 100

1867 prNNsYG GFFzAT Eourx 1867
&A
TO TIL NoRTHWEsT, SOUTH, AND sOurH.
WEST.
On and after May 9Th, 1867, trains will leave a.
Washington'"".1 A. NJ Baltimore .....l. 10 p. N,
'"".a8 p, MI 90 p n
'''"'o.Ao p. Nj ..,ios 50 P. X.
TIN GREAT DOUBLR-rRACK RoUrn
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace State reom
day ana night Cars with modern Improvement and
saving nom four TO twelve hours in time yer any
Other route; Two hundred miles saved to Western
THREE RA1LY TRAINS TO TIE WEST.
TWO DAILY TRAINS TO THE NORTH.
PITTSBURGH without change.
Passengers By this route from Baltimore have the
e PnTs nd OF Tanng AL changes in UNION DH
Tickets by this route can be procured ut the of,
nee, corner 9th street and Pennsylvania avenue,
under National Hotel, where reliable infermatioD
Passengers procuring tickets at this ONCE can
secure accommodations In Sleeping Cars for II.
W. j. ARNOLD, Ticket Agent,
Sixth and Penn ave., Washington, D. @.
I'D. 8. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. Az ent,
del-ly Baltimore, Md.
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AUCTION SALES.
RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auetioneers.
ID No 526, southeast corner 9TH and d SITS.


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE UNIM-
PROVED REAL ESTATE ON CAPITOL HILL
AT AUCTION.
Under aud by virtue of deed of trust to the sub
scritrr, bearing date OF 4 pril 49, A. D. 1852, and
duly recorded IN II, Ll3er A. s.; Nc. 2iS, folios .6i
county, District of Columbia, shall offer for sale,
at public auction, in front of the premises. on
MUNDAY, October 2a- 1861, at 3 O'Clock p. m. the
undivided one half interest in the east half of
Square numbered one thousand and eighteen, be-
ing lots ]. 2, B. 4, 10, 70 II, -, 80 "a, ~ u. n and
q Of sals square as laid down and recorded the
original F.at OF the CITY OF Washington.
Terms OF sale cash. All convey anCing and stamps
sale. =. -
If the terms Of sale are not complied with within
i've trustee the right to resell at
the risk and cost of the defaultng purchaser upon
one weeks notice published in the National Intel
fgenCer, W. P. JOHNSON Trustee
oCI GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts
ny THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY, October 3lst. 1851 at same hour and
place. W. P. JOHNSON, Trustee,
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ITO CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS, =
Just arrived, Q large lot OF TRIMMINGS,
BAND MOULDINGS AND CARPET STRIPS, 81
57Res8 5sa sG BUILDERS, DEPOT.
if -'ska gs@stEif S62 7th Street, !
oc Eco Ell 81 II. W. HAMILTON co.
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FIRST CLASS-MACKINAC BLANKETS.
,125 pairs 3-psint white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure tox72 inches, and weigh pounds.
365 pairs 21a point white Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 5ix66 inchea, and weigh pounds
so pairs 2 point white Mackinac Blankets to meas
IRE f2x55 inches, and weigh 514 pounds
35 pairs ~ point white Macinac Blankets, to meas.
ure 3sx50 inches. and weigh "A pounds
400 pairs point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 60x72inches. and weigh poun DIS
525 pairs 27a point scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure 54x66 inches, and weigh pounds
50 pairs 2-pOint scarlet Mackinac Blankets, to
measure AXIS inches, and weigh So pounds
GOO pairs point indigo blue Mackinac Blankets,
600 pairs "a point indigo blue Mackinac Blankets,
to measure 54x66 inches, and weigh pounds
Is pairs Ia point indigo blue Mackinac Blank cts,
to measure 36X- inches. and weigh AZ pounds
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RY COOPER a LATIMER, Auctisneers,
- Late clerks with = O. McCuire ID. y
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and nth street,
Star Once Building =
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Sold by B. O. FORD, corner 18th street and Penn.
DyIvania avenue, Washington; HENRY COOK, An.
oxaadria, Va; and by Druggists generally.
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| RY COOPER & LATIMER, Auctfoneers -E
~ Late Clerks with }. q. Mcclure Il Co }
Southwest corner Penn a avenue and llth street,
! Star Office Building. 800
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-14

The weather Yesterday morning was ex-
ceedinslyi pleasant, growing warmer as
the day advanced, with light dry clouds
flying high and swiftly. The river is
steadily and rapidly falling, and is now
lower than at any time since 1856. The
cutting out process still allows steamers
about thirty inches on the shoalest bars
20 Cafr
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-14

Among the. first boats due here are the
Empire, michigan and Cham piOn. from
Memphis: Minneola, for NJ ezhpfis; Nash
vile and Charmer, from Cairo Nose Hite
and Palestine, from Louisville; Rob Roy,
for st. Louis; Bertha, for Arkansas River
Ezra Porter, from New Orleans; Phan-
tom, from Tennessee River; Tahlequah,
from C{ncinnati.0rN xir1T p-t% ns "a =
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-14

No printing establishment in the West
has better facilities or greater ability for
ment OF Job Type. though very large and
seomplete. is constantly being added to, and
our job department is under the. personal
supe rvision of one of the best jon printers
In the United States. We are prepared TO
print Posters, plain or fancy, Bill Heads,
Bills Lading, Cards, Deck and Meal TICK
cts Bills OF Fare, Mates Tickets for Labor.
&c, DC. Orders left with either of the
wharf-boats viii be, promptly attended to.
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IMPORTANT TO SHIPPERS TO THE
III - CUMBERLAND RIVER fsffsf

The Evansville and Cairo packets are
authorized to give through Bills Of Lading
toned below: To Dycusburg. 55c; Eddy
VILE, z5c: Canton Use; Rockeastle, 75c;
Linton. 75c. Bills of Lading should be
Snlithland.s and the above rates will be
guaranteed tall further notice. All over
and Satisfactorily adjusted. Have goods
marked :. Care of SCYSTER, ELLIS 4 Co.,
sept0-dtf Smith1and, KY"
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-14
STEAMBOATS,.
SHIPPERS TO THE CUMBERLAND
~ AND TENNESSEE RIVERS. sd1

The Evansville and Cairo Packets are
authorized TO give through Bills of Lading
tothe following points, at the rates mem
toned below To Dycusburg, 55c. Eddy
Vile, 75c Canton, rs: ROckcastle. 75c Lin
ton 75c; Eastport, and points below on
the Tennessee River. 55c.; points above
the shoals on Tennessee River, Soc, Sign
billt of ladiny, =" Privilege of reshipping at
Paducah.' Weg guarantee the above rates,
until further office. Any oyercharees hat
may occur will be promptly corrected by
the weights are placed = n every bill of
lading. Dlse6 tt ! FOWLER, LEE d co.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-09-14

CHARLES STARK. a.a LOUIS MENzER
STARK a M NZER. Dealers in
~ SECONDHAND CLOTHING,
No. south Second street, = : 80
2IEat7a Bet Main. an q Locust i :
.xod g s'aH2 Evansville, Ind =.
Cleaning and Securing done to order.
NIB Liberal prices paid for Second
hand Clothing. lauO d3m
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The arrivals and departures up 10 thre
O'Clock yesterday include the Palestine
Louisville and return; Newsboy, Hender
son and return; Linton, Canton TO Evans
Vile. - ~-s.-s.t p - +s- 2 ~ -r-sA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-11

A PROGRESSIVE AGs.-TAs days Of old fogyism
and antiq naran notions have evidently passed
away, ard may now be numbered among the
things that weIe. Cur forefathers were con-
tent to ride in gigs and coaches 1t speed not eI-
ceedirg three mite. per hour they were content
to W ait fortnight for news from New York, aud
three months for European Intelligence; but how
is it with their progressive descendants of the
present day? Steamboats, and railroads at thirty
miles an hour, aud intelligence every tel minutes
from all the foreign capitals and the various n5ro-
poitan cities of this continent, scarcely suffice. So
with the great art Of printing. Our fOrefathcrs
wrote their handbills and circulars, and were
totally ignoran. of bill-hsads, business cards and
cata !ogu.s. But no one now pays attention to
aught that is not printed in the very best style,
ard it is Just this style in which the dispatch
PRINTING House executes all orders in its line.
Il guarantees satisfaction to price and quality,
and pledges propptncss and dispatch.
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For The Dispatch.
For the Dispatch.
The Chesapeake ana OhIo
vsenrico County-Franklin sfearns'

fOr the DlsPatsh'
The Chesapeake and Ohio h"lir""u
Esenrico County-Franklin oiearn''
Esq. :. ,,o,non
Messrs. Editors,-How does it happen
tlat thare is no movement in Henrico lot
y s,,bscr;ntion to the Chesapeake ana
Ohio railroad. Looking to all the various
intarests that will be affected by IL, tnere
= M county in the State that ought 10 give
a more liberal subscription. .1h,
In the list of committees appointed W
the BOARD of Directors of the Central ROAD
~ aid the President in procuring county
subscriptions, remember to have seen
Tho name of MIR. Stearns as the chairman
of the committee for Henrico. low Is IL
that he has not made some effort TO get
hi. countv to subscribe He has been
spoken of as one who was Wiling 10 90
great deal for the road-being large pro-
1erty.holder in the city as well as county.
hone Mr.. Stearns will follow the exam
ole of Mr.. Oliver BEEN, of Monroe county,
and if his county refuses, make the sub
scription himself that was expected of the
county. Henrico ought to subscribe not
less than 100000.
/ have heard of the President of the
Central road visiting various sections OF
the country where meetings have been
called, but without the cooperation OF the
Of each county his efforts will be
fruitless.
Let Mr.. Stearns and other citizens do
as we are doing in FLuvANNA.
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AWcJOn Sales.
FUTURE Day.
By Grabbs williams, Auesloneen.
Northwest corner OF Main and sleVensn '"''''

By Grubbs WilliamS' husA"
North " est corner OF Main and eleventh slreS'0'
TRUSTEES SALE OF THE UntA 4 :
i PRED LEASE OLA rt' Ahgs w FIxTUREs.
SOCK OF SOAP caNDLts, MATERIALS. &c !,
Sc ~ AIICTTOE-By direction OF the trnstsss
named In a deed OF trust from william WIpn,
Ja,ad osth Of September. 1866, and rscoloea III
Henrico County Cont othce tthe saia . IHnr ~
the note secured by said dsedl wa WI sen IA a.
snctinn' upon the premises, on FklDA? the lath
dav of November commencing at IL G crock a.
IL fair II not then on the bext ialr aay tnnio y
after al the same hour, the following oescn i.s
property conveyed In saa ehs ,eiS Webb in the
sap and CANDLE FACTORY a. tae upper e =. q
of seventeenth street leased by him from onalie'
+ Rrnca with all The additions and improve
meuts made by him to the snrns
ALSO,
the FIXTURES and MACHINERY In said factory
consisting In part Of
SOAP KETTLES,
STEAM BOILER,
lPLANlNG MILL,
ISAWING MACHINE. ,spe
tPATSET CANDLE MACHINES lHI LEE
LYE and TALLOW KETTLES
IS LARGE SOAP FRAMES,
HOSTING MACHINE.
sundry COPPER PUMPS,
and ali the stock Of SOAP, CANDLES, and MA
TERIAb on hand. o-.-,tb,np
requisite in well-arransed soap anu '"Nut'
The deed requires sale for cash. ont ~ IS Pc
no he that an ARA ge ment may be made TO aliow
rsasona BILE credit upon sums exceedlpS 'iUv, VI
"ni.ii GgUBBS WILLIAMS,
Auct,oneers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-11

A CHINESE SpEECH.-In California not
only negroes are disfranchised, but the
Chinese likewise. But it appears that
John Chinaman does not acknowledge his
equality with the negro. On the contrary,
he considers himself "all the same as De-
moclat or Mellican," American, the
Chinese using Is for RS always,l and ut
terly declines to recognize Sambo as one
of his set. We have been much amused
at the following report of speech made
by Chinese in regard to tho course to-
wards his countrymen pursued by the De-
mocrats and by Haight, the Democratic
candidate for Governor:
"Say, what for Haight he no likce Chi
naman! He Gubnor now; he makec all
Cinnamon leave, you tinkce so! What
for all Democlat alice time talkee dam
Chinaman Chinaman alice same Demo
clat, no likee niger, no likee lniuD.
Bimeby Chinaman vote alice same Melli-
can man, | guess so, wat you tink! De-
moclat heap taxee Chinaman ten dollar
one month, no can pay, too muchee ~
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RICHMOND, NaYemher S. lS61

Editor Dispatch: Pardon me if am trouble
some. am not satisfied with the expressions
can but and " l cannot but Tbensa
OF either expression, as almost identical in
meaning with the other, is allowed by gram.
marians. am satisfied OF that now shouId
have complained of grtmInarians in the first
place, and not OF the Dispntch, for their exist
rnce. Please answer one question more How
is ii posS Ible for us to Introduce our most 20
ertul negative, not, into u sentence, and not
materially alter its meaning? In q can
but" but" is not synonymous with "orly,"
and incline TO think the expression means,
literally, Il can lam able to do anything else
but" and II cannot lam able TO do nothing
else) but. The expressions, !. Nor pcsso
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-11
Fertilizers.

DURE no. l PERUVIAN GUAFO,
i direct from the Peruvian Government gent,
constantly on hand for sale by r.,
4-ts ROBERT +. WILLIAMS co.
DAUGH'S r W B @ II 4 PHOS-
d PHATE-adaptsd to wheat. corn, tobacco
cotton. and ali Notwithstanding, by anal ysis OF
Professor Pigott. 3.7s per cent. OF Ammonia and
So 81 per cent Of the Bone Phosphate Of Lime, OF
DIRECTLY SOLUBLE IN THE SOIL.
This fertilizer Is believed to be the best phos
phate on the market.
For Giro ulars, address the underslEned o. any VI
his agents. ohohoh guopahWM,,
Sold by WISE BROTHERS. Richmond. va. ,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-11

In accordance with the neologistic spirit
of the age, Parisians have invented and
adopted the word catastropharGs to apply
to alarmists. -BoSton advertiser.
That's the word exactly. Forncy is the
best specimen Of catastrophard living.
Witness his stories about the Maryland
militia, a new rebellion, a new conspiracy
conference between Davis, Breckenridge,
and Toombss&c., sc. He is surely catas7
trophor1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-11
General Meade.
Editor Dispatch

NOVEMBER {, 1901
Editor Dispatch:
Your paragraph in to-day's paper class
ing General Meade as o convert to Radical
ism does a gallant soldier great I'M ustice.
Those who know him personally believe
otherwise-and that he is like Mcclellan,
Sherman, rFitz John Porter, and other
commanders who thought they were fight
ing to preserve the Union and the Con-
stitution, and not to Africanize ten States
for the purpose of Radical misrule and
plumber. s.,
One WHO Knows GENERAL MEADE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-11
Ey Harrison, Goddin i Apperson, Auctioneers
and Real Estate Agents.

MEAT COTTAGE RESIDENCE ON
~ THE SOUTH SIDE OF CLAY. BETWBES Sc.
the request of the owner, who is moving from the
city we shaIl sell auction, on the premises, on
p NJ the neat little BRICK COTTAGE RESI-
DENCE. adjoining the residence Of A. Lyhrock.
RSG., containing Two rooms. with rear bnilding OF
f,nr rooms. coal house bathing room, &c. the
lot is most eli ably situated renting 237 feet, with
A depth of liS feet to wide alley.
TERMS rne-third ca-h balance at SIX ana
tyeiys months for negoti aba notes, interest ad-
ded, secured by 4 trust deed ,,,eoy
HARRISON. G0DDlN APPtksoH,
,o7 uctioueers.