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OYptcg VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, october l, 1867. :
VIRGINIA CENTRAL AILkOAD.

VIRGINIA CENTRAL RA1LROAD.
On and alter OCTOBER lsr the Mail Train
will be run between Richmond and stanton
daily, excep, on Sunday. aGd on sunday between
Richmond and Gordonsvllle. West OF stanton
the Mall Train Will leave for Covington on MON
DAYS. WEDN ESDAYS, and FRIDAYS, and re-
turn alternate days.
lIrdSo - a.
Leave staunton for Covinston..........3: 3:ts +. M.
Leave Staunton for Richmond..........s:oo A. u.
Freight Trains daily except sunday leave
Richmond at =. ~ and A. M.
THROUGH TICKETS sold 10 all prominent
points North and South and 10 Lynchbnrg, Lex
ington, Harrisonburx, Lswisburg, and other pro-
mlnent points in the West.
At Covinyton JAMES J. a. TROTTER 4 BRO
THEIRS sTAGS LINE connects with the Mail
Train for White Sulphur, Lewisburs, and ka-
nawha. Time from Richmond or Baltimore 10
Charleston. two and a half days.
At Stanton and Goshen. HARMAN CO.'S
STAGE LIN ES connect with Mail Train for Lex
ngton daily Except Sundaysl, aud passengers
go through from Richmond or Baltimore same
day.
The Passenger Car heretofore attached to
Freight Trains will be discontinued.
II. ID. WHITC0MB,
General Snpa rintandant.
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OFFICS RICHMOND AND YORK RIvER)
hAlLKoAD COMPANY,
RIrUNpSD Auyusr Al lsSJ

nTEyT JJNE NO Ra MORE Nh

NEW LINE TO hLTjMORE AND
IN NORFOLK VIA RICHMOND and YORK
RIVER RAILhOAD.- road Is now open for
freight and passengers FOR Baltimore and Norfolk.
Passengers for Baltimore leave tho Richmond
and York River Railroad Depot every TU UhaDAY
and FRIDAY 1T o'clock 4. II. reaching Balti-
more to early breakfast next morning Returning,
they leave Baltimore every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY NJ O'Clock =. H., reaching Rich
mona THU 9SDAY and SUNDAY evenings
Frels ht for Baltimore received every day tSnn-
days eXceptod) at ths Richmond AID York River
EdtlrUrd depot.
Passengers tor Norfolk and lntermedtats land
iu.ss aav. thu Eichm"nd and York Eivrr Kali
road depot every TUESDAY, THU hSpAY, and
SATURDAY att O'clock A. NJ.
Freight for Norfolk and intermediate landings
received at thls depot on MONDAYS, WEDE h5-
DAYS, and FRIDAYS.
on THUKSDAIo and SUNDAYS ihe train. will
leave ths White House tho arrival Of the Baiti-
more boat.
s;ates IA. low AZ by any other line.
For further information, apply to
WILLIAM b BFOS, Agent Richmond
and York Eirer Eairoad Company.
A. TEEDHAh u SONS, Agents, Baltimore.
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Institution or A New DIyIsIoS-In ac-
cordance with an announcement made several
DAYS ago, new Division Of Sons Of Temper
ance will be instituted IL Laurel Hill church,
in Henrico county, al half past O'Clock this
afternoon. Addresses may be expected.
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Railroads.
E W ~ .E9zss.E 4

DICHMOND AND DANVI LILLE
hRAILROA D-CHANGE OF sCagDUIg-
ONLY ONE PASSENGER T3AIN DArLY.-On
Trains on this road will run as follows:
GOING Wgsr.-Through mall and passenger train
leaves Richmond daily at IS 4. NJ; arrives at
Danyille at4P NJ. leaves Danvills at 4. .05 Z. H. 4;
arrives at Greens boro at7.l0P ".
Go1yg EAsT.-Leaves Greensboro daily at SIS
A. NJ arrives at Danvi!le at sos A. n. leaves
Dsnvills At $40 A. M. arrives at Richnond at
Al P. n. -
Trains connect at Burksvills with passenger
trains on the Sou Inside railroad (except on sum
days): connect at Greensboro daily with trains
on the North Carolina railroad.
oc5 Superintendent.
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THE HCsTISGs Court OF MAGISTRATES was in
session SATURDAY, transacted no business Of
general interest, and adjourned until the next
term
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CHARLOTTE COUNTY, October ID, 1867.

CHARLOTTE COUNTY, October Ii, 1867.
rINO WOOD BOULDIN, JR.-The un'
l dersigned voters of the county of Char lotte
desire that you should represent the counties OF
Charlotte and Halifax in the approaching Con
vsntion Believing that you fully appreciate the
situation OF tho State, and III are well quaii
tsd TO represe the interests OF the TWO counties
w.. a X h III Won declare yourself II candidate.
" WILLIAM A. SMITH,
j X. WATKINS,
WlLLlsM r. CHOFFIN,
c. X. CLEMENTS,
J. X. Ii LII,
j. w MGrARGO.
WILLIAM W HENRY,
P H. FLuURSOi,
r. j. MOORE,
], W. THOMPSON,
oc is-lw sAo uahy o'Iois'
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We have on our table Godsy's for November
from Turner We advise All OF our lady
friends to get copy, II they want 10 see the
IA .hiOus
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REAL ESTATE SALE.-Cirubbs Williams
sold 1T auction on. saturday small brick
tenement with four rooms, on Howard street,
Oregon Hlll-the lot fifteen feet front by one
hundred and eight feet deep-tor 5000.
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.EvERY SATURDAY. sent from Turner, Is
one OF the best magazines published
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~ ~ ISHED ARRIVAL L.
~ an P-l.kkNcE Of TRs sgASON.-
= l.y a't,- - ~ hAi.t'> ) r-ttaura mt yesterday
srr rs ~ "ho'e broad antirrs speak his
.-s -a ''c4mG.atrd far on lis loid.bip's
'a.rta, .,'s.. hish cunG Ition SO ll!ustrious
....l.s ~. i@I'w neId in-ri the mort dis
..s,gf, '.aef"0oa, md the public will
.e4f., l@y Ihrlr RESPECTS 20 h!m. He will
|.a snp@.1 or TWO AT ZATELLE'S.
.-G -. E&. ELLEhT SADDLE with cur.
%1- ~ pi'NHk, To-Day. gentlemen.
T.
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RICHMOND AND pgTBRsBCRa RAILROAD Co.,}
Richmond. Va. Anynst =. 1867. {

RIcHAoED AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Io.,}
RICHMOND, VA, August -, 1867.
TRAINS ON THIS ROAD LEAVE
L the Depot, corner OF Eighth and Byrd streets,
as follows
EXPRESS TRAIN daily except Mondays) at
4. ST.
THROUGH MAIL daily at Leo p. NJ.
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept Sundays At 80 u. NJ.
The A. N. Train connects closely with trains
4. far south ~ Augusta, Ga, and at Petersburg
with trains of ths Southstde railway.
The l;2o p n Train makes close and sure con-
necions with trains for all points south As far rs
New Orleans. and at Petersburg with trains for
Norfolk. Va.
Trains Leave Petersburg for Richmond and all
FREIGHT and ACCOMMODATION daily lex
cept sunday at 7.3o A. VI.
EXPRESS TRAIN daily at $50 A. NJ.
THROUGH MAIL daily (except sund " at I:ls
2. ii.
Passengers for Glover Hill will Leave Eich 'nond
every WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY a,I A M. and
connect at Chester with train for that point.
Returning will leave Glover Hill at 1880 A. NJ.
Fare TO Norfolk. ~. Baggage checked through.
E. II. GILL,
ss8 Engineer and Superintendent.
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l.. L. SMITH viii accept our thanks for
Godsys for November.
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NEW GOODS.
E. B. SPENCE, bGEST,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
respectfully invites the attention Of his friends
and the public generally to one Of the finest
selections Of
FOREIGN CLOTHS,
CAssIMEEBS, AND VESTINGS,
ever offered in this city, comprising all the novel
ties Of French, English and German lnauufac-
tpro. which will be
MADE TO ORDER
in the latest ard most fashionable svles.
4 call Is solicited at the OLD STAND,
No. 1870 Main street.
Ioc l2--lm
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NHILADELPHIAA AN d RICHMOND
STEAMSHIP LINE-TWlCE aSsrss
WEEK Until further notice, the >>FFFS
steamers NORFOLK, ALEXAN Nssn,yasAktM
DRIA, and CLAYaONT will leave asaa1ssafzz1 e q
Philatslphia every WEDNESDAY, ana sATUk-
DAY, and Richmond every MONDAY and THuRs-
DAY alternately.
Freight ken and bills OF lading signed through
for CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH, and ne" oh-
LEANS. 80
Passage. including meals and stateroom, slo.
W 2 PORTER. Agent.
saoI :. Otdcs 80. 2425 on the Dock.
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
PATCH !" IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTTER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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Steamers.

EOE PALATKA, FLA, SAVAEs
I NAH, Ga, III FERNAHDIGA, ,nlac7Tx
JACKS ,NEILLE. PlCOLATA. AID r----75~p--l
ALL LANDIH ON THE ST. ax1[--sislsz
JOHNS RlTER.-The splendid
STEAMER "DlCTATOR,"
,OG0 tons buTthen,
Captain LOUIS ~ COX.rTgR,
will sal from Middle Atlantic wharf. Charleston.
S o., for tho above places every TUESDAY
NIGHT at 3 o. clock, connecting with the Georgia
Central railroad et Savannah for Mobile and New
Orleans.
For freight or passage apply TO
j. b. AIKEN CO.. Agents,
nr o,-3rn Charleston, =. e.
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Lost, StrGyed, and Found.

ESTRAY COW.-Leit my stable, on
IL First street between Cry and m -y-fa
anal, on Tuesday la.t, a pals white 5<SiayST
and red COW. White face; tip sud of
her hor cut OF; in good order aH&%&
giving milk. ! wal give a fair reward tor her
TURN 10 me al No. liiO Main street
Oc 2l-2t Il. II. STASkE.
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EuR SALE, one twelve horse power
II ESGINE. with BORING hnDs, Inoi:e, "a
SI.ES ana nli the necessary attachments for coal
ard oil borings n 1ry
For further informstion, apply to d. T. Lu ,
LEY agent OF the Sprirg d I'D and Deep Run Coal
Company, or at their olce, Sixth street nssE inc
sa5i1Im P. WELLFoED.
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= y THIS READ TIL ISL!
go Iyu WILL PROFIT By IT
~ CHEAT BAKG GAINS
~ 49, STYLES OF DKY GOODS!
THIS MORNING


"EEH.GU THIS MORNING
CHEAP DEy GOODS STORE.
..s,.y. 80 II MAIN srREEr.
W, A.br -. Charles Hotel, next door TO
.. -.t17 Bears cheap shoe store,)
Mf.' 4a"aty CALICO for ninepence
sg's-I,,,.... ~. hLhaCHED and UEBLEACHED
81. - iyr 4 i.inep.nce yard;
sg..ga,. h-tAtihb aud USBLEaCHED
..as g.,>. y iuil yard wide, for a shilling
W..s 90 FOR MEMS and BOYS
gl.t s,'t4hS on AT ersat bargains in these
-. ;.4 ;.4 cannot tail 10 buy;
$1TS H!TE, hED. YELLOW, BLUE, and
aa. fLtHSkLs. very cheap
.i-r p"E>- GOODS II all styles, at ex-
gr.. my In" Prices jas, 70 suit "th.se hard
,E.rs, "Arn you have bat little money 10
~. - Dry Goods 10 prrchase, call at my
"llI be surely suited in STY LIE and
y.. s1fo a. least twenty five per cent.
.s's xt1aae'e 70 bay. B.sur- to md the right
VII. r.. ~. % ,es'lE"a'ed by the large swinging
tEtg|. 80 Inscription of
,a,'. e.. cHh4r DRY GOODS STORE"
-'& saturdays. au2!
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1907 MAIN STREET.

1907 MAlN SIREET.
We are now opening our full assortment OF
beautiful goods of the latest and most desirable
fabric, for the present and approaching seasons,
aud we respectfully ask the attention OF the pub
lie to our FINE AND FASlII0NL BILE READY
MADE CLOTHING, well as cur PATTERN
GOODS for the Custom Work Department. from
which selections may be made; and we are ena-
bled TO GUARANTEE sATIsFAcTIoS in the suiting OF
The most fastidious tastes and meeting the wishes
Of the most economical.
Our GENTS FURNISHING DEPARTMENT is
well stocked W th all that variety of goods which
becomes seasouable at this period, and We present
all grades of goods, and range OF prices w!thln
the means Of all, since it is our determination
that no one shall leave
1907 MAIN STREET
without the conviction II is the place Tor great
bargains when the character OF the goods ID taken
into consideration.
JOIN 5. DEvllS,
HENRY T. MILLER. oca-lm
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rLERKS', SHERIFFS', CONSTAs
R1.xs', isD COMMlssIossRs' BLAEKs,
neatly printed )! Tie DISPATCH PHlSnItTSo -
HOUSE. ~
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Opening OF THE FALL CAM
~ 'PAlGN-PREPARE FOR COLD WEATakR:
await myself of this medium TO call the especial
attention of my numerous friends and the prbNc
10 tho largest aud most complete hssortutn, OF
Bows Youths and Gentiemen's GLOTHlNG
have ever otfered. Also, Gentlsmen's Furnishing
Goods Shirts Drawers. SILK and bingham IN
brellas, and very large assortment ol HA II,
embracing III the latest styles My stock IS per
fect. style and TT guaranteed, and every Taste
gratifed Profoundly grateful for the very libe-
mined in the future, as in the past TO omit no ell.
Fort 10 please With great respect am the pue-
lic's most obedent, humble servant, everrsady to
accommodate. MOhhlS ~. huoC,
oc 3-3m corner OF Broad and Fourth streets.
A TTENTION, GENTLEM EN- I'VE
"A respectfully invite you TO examine our
stock, Just received, Of French, English, and
CCAAtsys'MEREs. CCAtys'SMiEREs CLOTHS. DoEsKINs, BEAVERS,
MELTONs, CORDUROYS, NELEETEENS,
VEsTINGS, ETC, ETC, ETC,
acknow ledged by competent Judges 70 os the PTet-
ue.t assortment ever exhibited IN this city; II Is
.eedless to state il in need Of fashionable SUIT
of clothing, that
superintendent OF our Custom Department, knows
how 10 put it up in his unique style. Come ana ~ q
pee some OF custom work. FINE Whli
SHIFTS made TO order also. We have beautl-
'"' REaDY.MADE CLOTHING.
made we'll cut we'll and selling very reasonably,
and good, substantial variety OF
GsaT'S FURNl,HlAG GOODS.
SCHAAP g. HARTMAN,
Merchant Tailors,
ocs No 1911 Main rtreet. near Thirteenth.
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JOHN e. DOHERTY,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

has received his new stock OF goods for FALL
AND WINTER WEAR. The assortment Is large
and comprises the choicest goods of both foreign
and domestic manufacture. :,
sidered In his presaEt selection and ne invites a.
examination, con ident Of sui.!pG the most lastl'
dious In tAste and the most economical purse
Call At s22 Main street, opposite Spo,swood.
Oc lin
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EOST, "a MEMORANDUM BOOK,
4 containing due bills and other pa i1--1 -ZZZl
pers, for which the public are can I'D
iion.d against trading for. liberal y#sasl
reward will be paid by leaving II al ths G--s
DiSpotch Office. GEUhCE w. MohtAS.
oc $3.50
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StTOLEE from Curtis Neck, Friday
y night, October nth. an IRoN-Gkif 49,
MAKE, with collar marks on shoulder. %,@& '
name cut bv collar, FORE feet tender and ~
spots back from saddle. will pay so Tor her
delivery at John A. Lacy'- stable, on Franklin
street.
Th. thief has one finger off, and part OF his foot
4 q scar on his face. He was seen on the mare
oc lp-lwt GEORGE McMANUS.
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~ pFDPLh'S STORE,

-" 40 la.p MAIN STREET,
r.va-a Fourteenth aad Fifteenth.
A. LEVY.
~. ta-a 'a.t received ssco0d supply OF
.s ...r.rr goods. embrac'r.; The following
a'.. ..sr.reG PopirS i5c. mp;
y f ..,. paid PuI ms a'c. up;
.....- UlN culors, ."c up:
F.. .-a WAstc shepherd P.aids, c5c.;
.v Nors.tns, 4t.c..
.r.o. IauueI, all colors, acc. up:
F.rH-,-. = M:
s.o."..t tol rnbleached Cotions, loc. up;
V4m.u~l niIi', see
Srw T,rS Ml!s a5c
vi ... maay otter goods too numerous 10
A. LEVY
I'm Scr tho s!sn in.cribed THE PEOPLES
10. oc lH-lw
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EOR HALIFAN, NOVA SCOTIA
L The Br brig RAINBOW, Captain SMITH, TT
will BE- dispatched a. above. For frsght, af-s-r
apply TO CAsklE b.oIHEfe. -
I'm
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IIOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMI-
4 MON STEAMSHIP COMPANY. NeA
The new and elegant side-wheel <sSs-.SssSS
steamship ALBEAARLs, Captain ss.ssaa.sa4a3
aOrkeus on TUESDAY M0RNING, october 22d,
at II O'clock. Freight received rp 10 ~ A. NJ
Fare, Sl2 Round tickets, $40. Stesraga, 50
ThrGush bills Il laG!ng signed 10 Boston, Macs.
For freight or passage, apply TO
oc al-2t Main ana Eleventh streets.
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! OST, a BLACK AND TAN 49,
TsRRTER EITCH; answers to tho
name of Fannie >" piece OF her tail oil. aat
ears badly cut a sore spot m III. back. iihera!
reward Will b. paid If left at FITZPATElCks
Tobacco Exchange aloou, Thirteenth street be-
low. Cary, ShoCkos slip. oc i"-at
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WILLIAM IRA SMITH 81 co.,
RETAIL CLOTHIERS
MEMS, BOYS, AND CHILDREN'S WEAR,
1868 MAIN STREET.
Zoe IS

MFR. JOHN TIETJEN, MERCHANT
Tl TAILOR, having removed to his store, on
the OF Broad and Tenth streets, is prepared
t. fGrnish CENTS CLDTllING In the latest
styles Ills goods are iastefully selected and Of
warranted quality and his prices are reasonable.
Call and examine. li-Sm
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TOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION

s%5ASSs's ~. I'll
TERAs, NIlGARA, snd yIsGiNiA zssaSRs@
.savs New York svsy TUESDAY TN. IAUksRiAsYs. I'd e.
Do DAY. T. Friday, DAY and SUNDAY
are snrsy nsw and ssls ass.
slsi,s nd tsf tn ,0a ara hs rs Attention
sommodations are unsurpassed. ,,.,,
Goods shipped by this lins are landed IsGaisIy
-tHsw York on tha conpany's covered Piei t'
North rtverj within forty eight hour;
Insurance effected 81 lowest rates When oloetsa.
Freight. 70, points bsy9na @ ebTus bsn made ssesp,
The s.esnsrs for Chxrlsston, Savannah, New oI-
leans and other southern ports Leave from the sd
iointng pier. All goods for thsss points are
promptly transfsrrsd without exposure.
| Aogsrs.
Il. L. McCREADY. President, l7 Greenwich
''ss,asi slaGsE fss A.YyEks = CO., Richmond, Vs.;
J0hS M; WEST. c.ty Point and Petersburg;
For freight or pA4''Isss IssaPyRs aPyRsi{ q SYRzs CO..
corner Main and Eleventh streets. up .tairs.
| to8-u
EOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH ,
I 4xp Al LASp!Eos ON ThEsa !,
CANT = g .,ssmsi s JOHN sYLvs ssrE Es. assSsaf's
CAPTAIN z. G. GlYFokD.
| Issyes her wharf at Rockets for aboVs, nhmeI3
places on MONDAY. WEDN EsDAY. and drIs.9s,. rhi99at
At $50 o'clo:k A. NJ, and return on 4uso''
rpnsssSSGsSs sss NORFOLK IN time 70
connect with steamers for
POINTS NORTH. o,,r ,,x pyTgRSBURG
on arrival Of sTEA
, Pare TO Norfolk. $2so,
rss..vsd at hosE. for , oSiT@s ScasssPs.FE BAY
prineipsI sI,SniSGs on JAMES klFEk d. rea'
,ona bis rates 49,. ,,n., h. oyo. pstd
| s,isrs entrusted to 7s-Ser OF s'oamVi mus "
.In..S be in a ijoyu,rrss .stamged snvsiopS.
scelo'o' III W L, y TATUA, Agent.
AppJ Omes st.Arnsrs wharf.
10 Sta
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T OST.-NINE MIDDLISGS BACON
u!G poun -, In sacks, lost ont At tail gate of
ga con- going from Roher; +. Williams u GO =,
corner OF Fourteenth .nd Cary streets, to Glazs-
brook Thomas'S. Brook avenue, between the
Five dollars reward will he paid for return OF
Bacon 10 West I Brother, 79i Main street
WILLIAM JOHNSON,
nr 10 De LOnira county.
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HANN ADDITIONAL
AUCTION BARGAINS lN
DRY GOODS
have jEst been opened at
ISAAC HUTZLEEs,
corner Sixth ana Broad streets.
es...a.a 50 secure the same.
@.'-c.o. a ou Saturdays; also on Monday and
J....y i. 3yth instant and Is, October SEE
NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH.
5"waaal Blyachvd Cotton, all grades;
at.wn AHA B.eachcd sheetings,
1-oT.c-ss Ccuons,
~.as1 s4ev..uss and Pillow Linens
''v.' tars4.us IN Towels
-.'-e .sso.:mcn; Prints. very cheap;
osaaa'oy Nous. te LANES;
EEsY CHOICE MouRHlNG GOODS,
'-a's.as asps, Grape. Merino
'.s''..t souiaiae, de LANES,
..-a. uuomans.
4.,.sa Foab.Enes, &c.
ea'lcE ass 1ETNENT IRISH poPLINs.
saAw.., >Aaw..;
'.ao @ssoF'Den. FIannels. Table Damask,
'@'-.os 3 moral skirts. Cas-imeres.
s-.-s;.s E..;4cAy Jeans. SC, at
WILLIAM y. BELL & CO.'S,
Cn- pr.,I u,raa,
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Dry Goods.
n EXCITEMENT AT

,rAT ENT AT
l.. ROSES
~ .g~,s4 street.. between Second aud Third.
20 ,.,.r,frg over THIS beautiful BALMoRAL
,at tr..T.s 2S worth - so:
>H.h' C,ICukS, 10 ana l2c.; and the best
sssa,lrsys, vACK for l3c, worth 2oc all over
,rHrD COTTON Cor 10 and i2c.
-en1 ...pr rkrIIED for ~ and lfc:
&ts So, "a r rkCHED SHEETINGs at 10 and 45c :;
,uTTON from ilc. NJ TO lsc:
IS XII pgLA!NES, figured and plain, at 20 and
.vgrly0S. from SOC. ur
tlVS .nf.Tod hl.pA tS. from 3nc. mp:
ral.get CLOAKS tor Ladies Al $s-la-
WA white FAwLS FOR s7 and up:
wee ~ - ..nr.I rLANN EfS for rs and SOC;
yt~g for l'c.. worth aoc.;
:. ~ gs,ercd Ei.h&HETS. yerv low:
49, -. yrrrautcd 10 be whalcbonc, from &c.
a....aI Worried aBEDsrRFADS:
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-21

| on motion of John Oliver, the meeting then
| nd diourned with great demonstrations OF eati>-
| faction on the part Of the Richmond mob.
| Kennedy, one of the coIcred speakers, stated
| TO some of his brethren before the meeting
| that before the war Swan had caused him 10
| lose his place by refusing to work with coior.d
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1867-08-07

KIND WoRDs FOR A MoTHER.-Despise
not thy mother when she is old. Age
may wastes mothers's beauty, strength,
limbs, senses and estate; but her rela.
ton as mother is as the sun when it
goes forth in its might, for it is always
the meridian and knoWeth no evening.
The person may be gray-haired, but
her motherly relation is ever in the
flourish. 1t may be autumn, yea, win
ter with a woman, but with the mother
it is always spring. Alas, how little do
we appreciate q mothers tenderness
while ivingl How needless we are of
all her anxitiesl But when she is dead
and gone, when the cares and coldness
of the world come Withering to our
hearts, when we experience how hard
it is to find true sympathy-how few
will befriend us in misfortune-then it
Is that we think of the mother we have
lost.