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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

COUNTY COURT OF HENRIco-G. D.
PLEAsANTs PREsIDING.-In this court yes
terday little important business was trans
acted.
In the case Of Barbara Steinlcin, charged
with unlawful gaming, plea and abatement
were entered and presontment quashed.
The case Of J. VI. Cole, charged with
selling liquor without license, was con-
tinued in the absence Of important wit
IeSSeS.
Rules were awarded against S. l.. Anna
bic, James W. Lcake, and James Fanaer,
drawn jurors, returnable on Thursday
next,
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FITTED HIMSELF OUT.-Sonney joan
son, manhood" was arrested yesterday
by Sergeant Rankin, charged with having
appropriated to his own use coat, vest,
two pair of pants, and carpet-hag, law
fully belonging to one Peter Young. Son
ney was locked up for hearing this morn
inc,
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The ISGE Cow CAsE.-Thc continued
case of Charles II. Inge, charged with
having in his possession Il COW stolen from
parties unknown, was again called before
Recorder Regnault yesterday. lDgc not
being able to procure any evidence in his
favor, was sent Oh to Judge Burnnam's
cnurt
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EEMAL INSII-

DICHMOND FEMAL l. e lNSIi l.
h TUTs-This Institution, designed loi giiiis =
snI vornp ladies' day scholdrs aud bosrosis, -
now in it,iweIfth session with hatteIlng patlun
axe The Faculty consists OF nine able ana eSPe.
10 and y correspondiugIy large numbsr Hi
cs,..es the Ins,,iufe may receive into It's anr:e
ations additional pupils at sny " .ine ,b
,S Ihs earta nty that each one, whether In tne
,aments or in the hi sh est collegiate ttudles VIII
be- properly classsd and faithfully taught of an
Cha rses moderate, and Only from 'ilie " q"
,nr circular SC, Apply 10 =,
CHakLsS II. WlNSToS, A. M,
President.
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. Dr.. Minnigerode will
preach in st. Marks church tonight
(1Vednesday) Service will begin at half
DlSt I O'clock.
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THIS STONE

THIS STONE
was laid by the Worshipful
ARCHIBALD CAMPBELL,
of-thc
Manchester Lodge of Free MaSons, No. Il,
assisted by ard in the presence of
the Most MorS:lipful
JOHN MARSHALL, :
Grand Master OF MaSnns in Virginia, and
his deputy his Excclleocy the
Right Worsbipful
ROBERT BEoo oKE,
Governor Of the Commonwealth, and the
Worshipful Lodge OF Manchester and
her three sister Lodges Of
Richmond
N AMPLE FORM,
on the 10th day of September, in the year
Of Christ, 1895,
and in the year of Masonry, 5I95.
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Drunk AND DISoRDERLY.-Auother SOL
dier Was sent to the Libby yesterday on
the charge of disorderly conduct while
I" three sheets in the wind"
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For General SchoGeid'a Eve.

i"h me LyhtnD1rR aspuDllcdn.
we understand that the negroes are be-
having themselves with outrageous inso-
lence and violence in Bedford county. In
reply to intimations that they Will be dis
missed from employment for associating
hcmsclves with the League, they boldly
and plainly avow that they have no fears,
and are perfectly able to protect them
selves. We learn further that so-caled
white, by the name Of Warner, who runs a
Bureau school in the village of Liberty,
and manages the League, has declared
that if the white people discharge their
black hands for their Radical politics,
there will be some burning and blood shed !.
The people, in view of these significant
outgivings, should make preparations to
resist violence with violence, when forced
to do so in self-prcservation. If the ne
groes invoke the war Of races, they will
have to suffer all the dreadful conse-
quenccs which will ensue from its inaugu-
ration. There can be no doubt that some
such purpose is in their minds. Almost
ali of them are provided with arms and
ammunition, and their bearing is pre-
sumptuous beyond endurance. Let their
movements be watched by the whites, and
opposed by systematic and organized de-
fence.
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FIEE.-The alarm of fire last evening
was caused by the burning of chimney
on Second street.
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Shiplrjng.

DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AND B0STON-SEM I-WgEKLYa1@1, T. w a
LINE -P0WHATAN STSAMB'IAT r4z=Al
CnMPATY-CHEAPEST ROUTE Sxxzzx
sREIGHTS RHDU.C ED-No CH ahuE F,,a
WHARFAGE BT THIS LIHE-SO TRANSHIP-
MsNT OF GooDS.-Loavss Baltimore every
WEDN ESDAY and SATURDAY. Leaves Rich
mond every WEDNESDAY and SUNDAY at q
o'clock \. M-Steamer SrArE OF MARYLAND,
captain THOMAS TkAyBRs, will leave here SUM-
DAY MORNING at o'clock. Freight re-
ceived every day Sunday exceptsd) up to
o'olockP III. This steamer bias splendid saloons,
.tat-rooms and passenger accommodations Faro
reduced to THREE DOLLARS Meals and state
rooms extra. For fral ght or passage apply to
DAVID & WILLIAM CCRR1B.
Once at Charles T. Workman Co.'s, Fifteenth
no 6-at
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T1OR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES A

DOR PHILADELPHIA- A
l. W EE x E.-steamer ALENAE-ET1 "a
ORlA, Captain PLArr now lyiDg -t-~-lE-sI
at her berth in the dock, will re- szzs1-z-scsE5sz
cevs freight for the above port TIL FRl.al tns
NoIioik at moderate raies also. fof Charleston,
Savaungh, and Jew criesns, and bills OF Ia
ding signed through. Pssssgs to Pbiladelphia,
including meals and staieroom, fl0
W POTTER, Agent
ro6-3t O.cs No 2I2S on the dock.
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Educational.

rpRE S:UTHaRN COLLEGE~n,,01Hr, Z,
ROAD BETWEEN TENTH AND ELEVENTH
sTsEETS The principal of this institution To-
spectful informs his friends and me PapIle ars:
the evening session OF the SOUTH ~ GoGLa' o. :
will commence on MuNDAl EN SNiHo a.
o. clock November ls 1857. -, s,no1a .
hs cours, Of instruction VIII embrace Siesio esI
81 tions and ptnluanshp, ma,hsm smAncs tihciu
dtn~ ajrsbra aud gsometry), the ancient ana
very mod crate to suit the ttmss m
,,a nr.paratt0rs have been made Teae ehers 81
~ doubled reputation have been engages engages. va =
e.ei cnntdent OF giving entire satisfaction.
" respectfully. etc
ppv DIR a. l.. MAYER, Principal
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INTERESTING TO MAsoSs.-The Masonic
Hall OF Manchester is building of con
siderable age. Through the illluence OF
time and the weather the bricks at one
corner Of the cdifice have become looscncd,
and are falling out. Ia this way the top
of the cornerstone has been exposed, and
it has been thought best 10 remove for the
present the silver plate. 1t will shortly
be cleaned, frightened, and replaced.
Asa matter Of interest TO the Masonic
fraternity we copy the inscription upon
the plate.
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BRICK POMERoY's PAPER. = The La
Crosse Dnl0crat is received weekly by
Turner, at TIA Main street. The num-
ber of copies sold in Richmond is aston
iSbins.
For Erery Sdttuday"-that sterling
weekly eClCctic-we are also indebted to
Turner.
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WEST VIRGINIA Mons OF V0TIHG.-Un-
der the system that prevails in this State,
the Radicals can always manage to keep
the majority. The modols operandiis this ::
The board of supervisors meet, overhaul
the list of registered voters, and summon
any citizen to come forward and show
cause why his name should not be stricken
from the list. 1t is all the same whether
he appear or not; Ais name must 60 off if
the Radical supervisors will it. In this
way a gentleman who was elected 10y the
Conservatives Of Jefferson county to the
House Of Delegates last year was deprived
of his right Of Suffrage, though he had
been 4 consistent Union man throughout
the whole period of the war. As a mat
ter of course he was also ousted from bis
seat in the Legislature. This was affected
by throwing out, for alleged informality or
something else, the vote of two precincts
wherein he had n majority, and the seat
was accorded to his Radical opponent.
A reference to the returns OF the recent
election held in this county, purloined
from Virginia, will show the whole strength
of Radcalism, and the extreme to which
prescription is carried. The full vote Of
the county, without distranchisement,
would be about $500. AT the recent
election there were pollcd for the two op-
posing candidates for the Senate 33l votes,
The Radicals clcctiDg their candidate By a
minority OF II. Thus it will appear that
about scven-eighihs Of the old voters are
DISTINGUISHED, while III Radicals control q
county having $500 men who should be
, voters, but are not. And this is but 4
sample CT what VIC may expect FROM the
Hnnicutt party in Virginia after they
shall have made constitution i'll accord
ancc with their uotions.-Lynchjuy Tr-
gint0n.
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4le|on1ond 5ljspat(lr.
WEDNESDAY...,"NOVEMBER c, 1867.

TILE CIRCULATION OF TIE "DIS.
rAIEH " IS LARGER THAN THE Com
BlNEO CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
oII!ER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
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EOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
4 MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY GA
Nas new ana elegant wheel >>1aGL
;tea mship HATTbGAs, Captain SSr-zsS,4GsN
GurCH, will leave her wharf at atccSssSsf1ss1c38
Hock4ts on FRIDAY, November 8th, at IL o'clock
freight received up TO IL o'clock A. NJ. Fare,
Sl2. Round tickets. $40 Storage. 80. Through
Dii,s signed to Boston, Ma.s. For freight or pas
sage apply to sAMt sli fEEs y Co.,
;ta6 3, Main and Eleventh streets.
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noB gRT s. POLLARD,
'aEogEs AND COMMISSION HSRCHANT,
-.A>ya og EIsRTEENTB AND MAIN STREETS,
,~.-.. -.>:,ect h.tiuoss, respectfully so!iciis I,
"a. III. al, friends ana the paol!c generally.
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Having purchased the interest Of G: BERSIAs
IN Tie coacurn o. BEsEIAT L uUnEHT, the eu
.In.ss will be continued at the DID ESTABLISHED
STAND, rnGer the supervision o! JAMES ELA
MIsB formerly with william Scott and
McPhail Z Power, assisted by d compet- 1t ,.rHS-
git where he hopes, by close a't.ntlo1 70 buei-
ness, aud keeping at all times CDMPLETE AL
" u. L. EI. sLTHp assortmen. or PURE DRCGs,
N2piCISBS, and TOILET ARTICLES, 10 merit a
c0utinugrcS Of the patronage so literally testoW-
ed ;,On III . late concern.
special attention given to compoundipg physt-
clans prescriptions AT any hour OF the day CT
night. Y. ny paot,
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raROCZO. AIS1P IL FOUhQU-
EEAN, No 90 Broad street, below Ninth
We are now recei wing frc IN New ork per every
steamer lAr.e additions to our already httraclve
.tnrk OF pKY GOODS. Among other things We
all espscia! attention to the follow!ng
Assortment Of Garpats from auclon, very low !;
,arre snnplv and complete assortment, in both
,izs and co Or o. Kid loves. III 81 25 per pair: :
also Jouvin's. Princess and rr2tohNe MD "IoVesi
fniI line OF Lis. and silk Gloves and Hosiery !;
Ed. .inrs. Insertinss Bands, NainsoCks, and CaLl-
nrics. in large variety; Be4ched and Brown
>haet.ngs and Shr,,n9s; great nar8alhMs M III nand i
generally. .,ht, ra,,, ;,
ampress cloths pl~in and figured SIX warp
PopIins, Papln Alpacas, BfotGe pGp,ps; 60 iui u
and complete assortment OF M2utnpng pa,;1 Hoo5s
We have engaged the services Of Messrs. John
O ChiIes. II om4s D. Quares, r. p Lyont, and
pla.rI who will bs glad TO serve their TRENDS
mol CAkDoZO. ALSOP FoURQOREaN.
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!! @CS FURNISHING and FANC?
49,. 'h- trs.. b!irh Cd twenty. hve years aeo!!'
.- .a.'rn"f, tntsntirg 10 resume his old pusi
"a Broad hru-t, would rebpectui,!
,..' '' h." old nt-ris and the Iuolc generaiIy
h 20 ts' returned from tbs n Nsr IA. and II rccelV-
/. .f =. a'rsr"rt at"AU,~Ts 4 variety OF Sooda ~
.,~a y ms. CalI and sea.
JOHN HkE2ohD.
,. Broad street kctwcsn NiatE and Tenth.
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R0OArs, Stationery, dc.

trUNEMBEH ATTRA CTIONS.-1h no
| Z artr5ctioos at No III Broad street for No.
ycrnbsr are NUMEROUS and varied. Elegant and
beautiful
Photograph Alhump,
schooi ana Miscs!laueous ~ Books.
Note r4ner, n.itrr % rarer p !io Mourning Paper
Ehle-, hymn AID Prayer Books,
! Periodicals. Magazines. Envelopes,
Sealing Wax, Rcd Tape.
Sunday Hymns and Y rss Tickets,
! and and lien collection OF FANCY GOODS,
I'll Broad strset,
| no! !-ts opposite fredericksburg depot.
! .f~t1PYlNG PRESS ES, WING
! ~ Books, and al materials used in copying let
trrs Inks OF all kinds Ioli Pans. Steel Pens,
! ans QrtlIs lnk-tants In .rsat varisty-Snm" nsw
,yle,: Lett,r faprr, fooIseap psp,,r; Commercial
most every kind Fire Pork-t- X nives, from 10.
s-ph kudsers 4 sons Fine Pocket Books and
Bakers Cases sill Files Letter Clips; Blank
Hay wing a Book Bindc,y and Blank Book MANN
factory tha nubscriner, prepared 10 biLd books
sired WObDHuUSE ahHa M,
oc3o 1905 Main street.
r~t.W LAW K9.-RANDOLPH
~ K ENGLISH, 1920 Main street receive all tho
new books OF value, and offer low prices large
stock Of NEW and OLD SrAND. RID Law.
Rice ard james on Bankruptcy, and complete
BssOlEent of Forms.
nns sat of ths Leports, and all the scarce VIZ
Ol. Books bought or taken In exchange for new
oc 20
NEW NOVELS Ar l1l4 MAIN
~ STREET. .-TnHH ER he -, nsW-Healer' .le% has
ius, received a large lot of kW NOVELS.
ANY /, oveI wani"d can be found AT the RlcH-
Mor'D NhWS DEPOT, liza Main street.
STATIONERY cheap; sCHOOL books, etc.
etc. oc -'-to
NAPOLEON. BY MRS. MUHL-
~ BACH Napoleon and the Queen OF Prussia.
~ Mrs Louisa Auh bach. - SO. This volume
il 4 continuation Of the account OF the German
aid, oi napol,ons campaign III 1ermany.
Lnuisa OF Prussia and Her Time. by Louisa
Muhloach vol, svo. illustrated. Paper cover,
The Daughter OF an Empress An historical
novel. By L"uIsa Mnhlhhch. Translated by Va.
thaniel Greene. l vol, $50. lllusuaied. Faper
cover 81. ciotn, 81
! Marie Antoinete and Her Son IN hlstorieal
novel. By l.. Auhinach. vol, 8yo. Contain
ing eigat Illustrations Paper cover, ~ SO CLOTH
oc % A. II. CHRISTIAN 4 CO.
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Dry Goods.

DNCfS OF DRY GOODS RE.
4 DUCED.-We have reduced the price. of al,
goods on hand, and GHRAT BARGAINS NAV ha
We would invite merchan an wer "a consume
TO give Us call before buying elsewhere as we
,eei certain II will b" to their int. rest In add.
pl1tc lines ot Hosiery. Gloves. Corsets. Hoop.
sN!fts, handkerchlefs, Ladies' Dents. and Chill.
dren's a,riao shirts and Drawer.
}. &. COURTNEY 4 SON.
ho'-'W Broad street.
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NsCGUIkE'b school: nn,,ry
w W NINTH AND CLAY STREETS
%;Pi 4. M9og'KKs'o e g. KKss'o}DniaE. Principals
Professor r." i,tH.inai oc Tim
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! TvrICE.--In retiring from the concern and ma n
I agoment OF tar business, ! W uid caser.nly re-
! coulcrnd Mr. James A. Biamire who has been
/ with us 'or some time pastj worthy the coat :
4 d, nee II my late patrons.
[s:guedl CHARLES A. BERRIAN.
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J. W cAD.
RIcnNosD, October 81, 1867

In retiring from thu firm o! Taiia'erro 4 Co. !
CORDIALLY recolnm ,Dd 1t to IN. continued patronage
and COS tdeuce OF my friends.
no 2-tI5G I. j. ~ARD.
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,>i E>TEATFD LYE, CGNCEN-
~. TN LYk twenty five cases concen-
.s ~ yet Tue family ."ap. mater tho best In use.
t.L, 10y 'earsed pricet, iast r.cetvsd smd Tor
'sSV No, 1895 Main street.
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Murine IlteJLjgence.

hINJaFJEs aNAC--NovEMBER 8, lss7
san risas............ o5i loon sets......l? j? IS
san sets........... @t9i IiId tlda, L. a....l. 5
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DISSOLUrION OF CO PANTHER
~ SHIP Tho co Partnership heretofore exisl-
lny between C. A BGRRIAH AID V. HUDNUr,
druggists. corner Of Twenty NTH and Broad
streets, thurch Hill Is thu day dissolved by mu-
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kJUTiCE 80 SdIPPER9-The boats
II OF tho JAMES RlvsG ANDfs2s-,HHTTJA,
SANAWHA CANAL COMPAN
sill leave tha dock usual
promptly At IL O'Clock ~. on TUESDAYS THURS
utYS .ul SATURDAYS.
Frsish, md tolls on goods for Lynchburg and
beyond collected on delivery or prepaid al the op-
tnc Of ,h shipper. freisht received and deliver
9. q. ny Office, on the dock.
way EfoisAt will not be delivered III charges
s.. paid.
boats locked and insured.
"a III, INWARD DILLON. Agent.
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ECR NEW York; FIRST VESSEL.
L Tie superior fast sailing schooner +f.+
JAC0o kESZLE. LAKE, master, having the ky-sSS
larger portion of her cargo engaged and SsznaaE
going on board Will havs quick dispatch. FOR
b. lance Of freight, apply TO
no St CROWFLh 4 CURRlE,
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E7OR CHARTER. the 3 AFRO U E
L WILLIAM BENSIE," now discharg tf+
Ing st City Point. viii be ready In bout Er.rsrs
ten days Capacity, so hcgshsads or 500 80
noI-:w DAVEyFoRT Il CO.
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We most earnestly and cespsctfal!y ask those
intert-d 10 10 pay their ecconnts as can OF u'
on hand 10000 OLD CI1Ass, OF various quill
ties which W. Will sell low 10 close.
Tim
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DEAD THIS! Z Z 4 p II Fl [ s ! !
III AND T0U WILL PROFIT BY 1T!
GREAT & i !: G y HS
III ALL STYLES OF DEY GDnnSl
oPENIN0GdiS MORNING


EZsKiEL's CHEAP DRT GOODS STORE.
No. ~ MAIN STREET,
tncarly opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door to
hir. julius Bears cheap shoe store
5000 wards best quality CALICO for ninepence
a yard and upwarde
5000 - rds best ELEaCGEp and UNBLEACHED
SNiRTlNGS for rinerence yard
5000 yarcs BahaCHtD and USBbGACREb
SHgbTINGS, full yard wide. for illinS
5000 yards G 0 D IS For MEMS and BOYS
WEhR-seiling Oft 1T great bargains In these
coods--vCu cannot fail 10 Duy;
scoeyards WHITE, tED, Y ELLOW, BLUE, and
GRkY Fh.GNELS very cheap;
10 oCo wards Dk ES% GOODS Of all styles, at ex.
tremely low prices. just to suit '' these hard
t!mcs,'' when rou have but little money to
spa-e for dress.
II YOU havs Dry Goods to purchase. call at my
stora and sou wi ba surely suited in STT LIZ and
phJt;ES and save st least twenty-five per cent.
~ ali Won have to Euy. BE sure 10 find the right
tore VI wnlch is Gesignatei by the large swinging
sign with tho ilscripiion OF -,r r-o,r ;,
EZtE!EI'S CAEAP DEY GOoDS SttEH.
Store closed on Sa :urGaYe hu "a
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NOTICE IS HEREBY CIV f. N
~ that tas co-pa rtHership heretofore existing
b.tpsson the undersigned under the firm and Style
Of TALIAFEr 80 & ca. Is this dey dissolved ~
lar as il relotes to the said T. Ward, aAd that
,.ll dsrts due 10 the aid partnership ana those
due by The ssins are 10 be paid only to and dis
charged only by ths said Il b. Taiaf-rrb ard r.
II. T.. robin,on, by whom Tho bus!ness will bs
continued nndsr tne ii irm ard style OF TALL
LrERkU / 20. IA B. ITALIA FERRo,
X. h. =. ROB!sSUH,
r. J. WSRD.
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MOT Ell he special partnership
I heretofore existing between the und.signed.
EOSE.T POLK. oi Ecwca-t'a county. Dsl., and
WILLIAM q. WEBB, of k!ch moud, Va, for the
purpose q: conc uctng tha manufacture OF aoap
and ca adle. in ;his cay, under tho style Of WILL
LIAM u. WEBB, is hereby di.so!vsd by mutual
nt an act "f ta!s day. The busiGsss Of the
nrtn win be i!quita,ei by EoBERr POLK, to
whom a!i pers eils ipdsb bIad 10 SAID firm arc re-
q1.sted u nlsAs payment, and viii set,.e tie
u. bts due by said hfla.
WILLIAM g. wEBB.
ROBERT POLK.
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OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP. The partnership heretofore exist,
betwesn the undersigned, und" the arm OF JOHN
BnUGHSH q CO is tnis dCy dieso.ret oy mutual
consent JUuN BOUCHER,
RUDOLPH hAURAND.
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Dissertations, DC.

The concerns OF
{ J DAEIa;, " Sr"NCER, at Chaslotts Court.
house. mi SFE4CGR & DANIEL, Of this city,
ar this day dissolved by mutual consent. .ither
psrty viii sign in setlrm mt, nd Il II persons IN.
j. utsd 10 thr IN requested TO make immediate ts
p,ymcnt; md should any persons have claims,
present th.m. ''nr Mr. Spencer will continue the
cyu,.u;hsiOu badness IN his name.
SPENCER & DANIEL.
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THOMAS J. SPENCER will continue tho COM
Mission 6UalH EsS heretofore conducted under
tra firm If Spencer paniel, ana desires 10 rem
dor thark- for III ia vors bestowed bsretnfora and
b pes Inat our friends OF the old concern anu the
puDl:c generally will givs him liberal share Of
patronage.
alce, west end OF shockoe buiding. up s'airs.
THOMAS J. SPEaCER.
RfCHGoSD, October l. 1857. oc l2-3tawlm
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,.. ~TiH ItzSL EANCE
rlNCE hyD EaT!EGs COMPANY
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-06

NEW NOVELS Az lll4 MAIN
Y STREET -TUaEEP, ihs newsdealer, has
ius, received large lot of NEW NOVELS.
. ANY I. oveI wani"d can be found al the Bl'h-
Mor'D news DEPOT, ilIt Main street
STATIONERY cheap; SCHOOL books, etc.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1867-05-02
81 BRO.
AISQUITH Sc BRO,
SOLE AGENTS FOR JEFFERSON COUNTY
Cough Cough cough
Stop that Cough!
ALIENS
LUNG BALSAM,
The Great Remedy for the Cure of
CONSUMPTION
AND
All Diseases of the Lungs.

TDHE RESULTS of its use is q proof Of its great
value The extraordinary healing properties
Of this Medicine are experienced BY al those who
have used IT, Their testimony can be found in 4
pamphlet. which can be obtained Of the Agents
where the Medicine is for sale.
Coughs and colds however distressing, are bro
ken up in an incredible short time, by causing spe
ciic action on the lungs, so that the matter anu
phlegin are easily ezpect9rated.
Pains and soreness Of the Chest are quickly re-
ieved by the irritated parts becoming healed
Cold Chills and Night Sweats become immediately
checked, by the strength being restored. The Tor
pid Liver restored to action as the blood becomes
purified
Aliens Lung Balsam contains no opium in any
FORM 1t is perfectly harmless for the most decate
child. Consumptiyes would do well to read his
Treatise on Diseased Lungs.
Physicians who have failed to cure their patients
should try this Medicine before they give the case
up, as we know very many valuable lives have been
saved by being persuaded 10 give it trial.
BE sure and get Aliens Lung Balsam, and let no
other article be palmed upon you.
Aliens Lung Balsam Is put up with great care,
and with fine steel-engraved label, bearing the sig
nature Of the Proprietors.
Don't Forget CHAT
Aliens Lung Balsam win break up the most dis
tressing Cough in a few hours time.
Many cases of Consumption, thatwe considered
incurable. have been cured in this ci.y. Call and
get a pamphlet. and read the remarkable cures,
which win convince you Of the great value OF this
Medicine.
DON'T DESPAIR because all other remedies have
failed but try the remedy, and you will not be de-
ceived For sale by the Proprietors,
J. y. HARRIS & CO., Cincinnati, o.
Price 81 per bottle. Sold by Medicine Dealers
throughout the Country.