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auction Sales THIS Dan.

SAMPSON JONES, JR., co. will sell at
lo% O'Clock Il we'll ll-assorted stock of groce-
rics, liquors, etc.
EEGNAULT & co. will continue at 10
O'Clock their sale of parlor and chamber
furniture, etc.
JOHN b. WALDEN will sell at II o'clock be-
tween two hundred and three hundred
barrels corn, etc, ut Ampthill, in Ches-
terfield county.
HARRISON, GQDDIN & APPERSON will
sell at 81 o'clock the valuable real esta te
at the southeast corner of Marshall and
Third streets.
HARRISON, GOBDIN & APPERSON will
sell at 4 clock house and lot in Duval' S
addition near the aims house.
HARRISON, GODDIN & APPERSON will
sell 1t clock several lots in Manchester,
on Hull between Summers and Wads-
worth streets.
HARRISON, GODDIN x APPERSON will
sell Immediately after the above sale a lot
OF land, with TWO framed tenements
thereon, on the western line of Ludlow
street, Manchester.
HARRISON, GODDIN < APPERSON will
sell at o'clock, in the town of Manches-
ter, two framed tenements at the corner of
Allen and Porter streets
JOHN w. WRIGHT, sheriff city of Rich
mond, will sell at II O'Clock, 1T the wharf
near Gille's creek, Rockets, the steamer
Jenny Baker.
THO MAS PHILLIPS will sell this morning,
corner Seventh and Broad streets, COM
mencing at 10 O'Clock, furniture, groceries,
dry goods, boots, shoes, crockery, glass
ware, jewelry, etc.
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THE ORCHESTRA CoNCERT.-It is rather
out Of date, but we cannot pass over the
concert given by the Richmond Orchestra
on Friday night last without attes.ing to its
great merit and according with the opinion
generally expressed by those present that
it was an entertainment not cXcelled for
many a day in Richmond. The orchestra
pieces were of course all well performed.
Miss Idith Stein, for one so young, plays
admirably on the piano, and executes
with remarkable precision. But the
decided feature Of the evening were
the magical performances OF Mr.. Frank
upon the clarionet, which exceeded
anything of the kind we have ever
heard. Every note was as sweet and
as perfect as could be, even in the most
rapid and difficult movements, and though
laboring under the disadvantage OF hand
ling an instrument generally but poorly
appreciated, the performer elected raptu-
rous applause at every pause. MIR.
Krause's renditions on the baSsoon were
also very fine. Professor Thilow is too
well known to require any further praise
for his superior skill on the violoncello, and
of Kessnich and Rcinhardt it is sufficient
to say that they acquitted themselves in q
manner we'll worthy Of the highest COM
mendation. The German Turner'S sang
well, and were rewarded with an encore.
Entertainments Of character like this
are too good to he enjoyed so seldom, and
we but rciterate the wishes Of many OF our
music-loving citizens when we express the
hope that this one may be repeated at
day not far off.
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THs WoSDsRFrL srccEss OF TRADE PALACE
seems to awaken the dormant energies o! all dsal-
ers, and they seek by representations 10 compete
with the Jdcts dave oped 81 Trade Palace, No. 40
BroaI street Trade Palace Is quite novelty
here. being branch Ct the great establishments ts
which in oadon. Paris, and New York, ars the
depots OF bsrg aims, and, as such, are famous. The
secret Of their success Is, they the Immediate
representatives OF producers and hence are sub
jected to no intermediate profits, and sell a. a
small advance upon absolute cost. Purchasers
occupy the same position as the petty shop keep
ers, and buy upon tbs sams footing, hence they
save the profit necessary to support the retailer.
and have every advantage OF large assortment.
Large sales alone could supper. these :" Trade
Palaces" and hence mere manufacturers profit
Is expected and our readers are invited to visit
No. i29 Broad street. ard II these facts no: ev.
dent, III proprietors do not ask expect patron
ags. They profess to sell cheaper than any
tore in Richmond. despite " M.ttOric Shopsrs."
:" old Sands,' or " CntVornia .iucttons," and
appeal to their acts rather than rely upon their
words.
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GERMAN CONSERVATIVE MEETTSG.-An
adjourned meeting of our German con-
servative citizens was held at Sauer's
Monticello Hall Saturday evening. Mr..
Alois Rick occupied the chair and Mr..
koppel acted as secretary.
A communication was read from r. T..
Daniel, Esq, secretary Central Executive
Committee, inviting the German Club to
send two representative men as members
of that committee.
An animated discussion arose, some
contending that, rs the city had been
divided into three districts, each district
ought to be represented. Others thought
that each ward in the city ought to be
represented. 1t was decided that the
communication of the Executive Commit
tee be acted upon as proposed, and that
the two members elected be requested to
use their influence to lave the number
increased.
a motion that the executive committee
of the organization appoint the two repre-
sentatives was then carried.
The meeting then adjourned.
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MURDER ~ GoOCuLAND CoUNTY.-Par.
ties who arrived from Goochland Oh Satur.
day give the subjoined account of the
murder Of colcred man in that countv
On Wednesday last white man named
William Thompson, living at the Court
house, met near his room door Henry
Brown, negr6, with whom he had had q
serious quarrel some months ago. Thomp.
son accostcd the negro Immediately, and
demanded to know what he was doing
banging around his house. Brown NUT
tered something in reply, when Thompson
drew his pistol and attempted TO shoot, but
the cap snapped. Brown then exclaimed,
The next time you shoot you will kill
me E" Without noticing this remark,
Thompson shot again. This time the ball
struck the negro in the heart. Almost in
stantty he fell, and in few moments he
breathcd his last. Thompson was soon ar
rested, and lodged in the county jail
where he nov awaits his trial. 1t is said
that he was almost dcranged by liquor
when the deed was committed.
The citizens Of Goochland arc repre-
sented to be anxious that the affair shall
be fully investigated, and if the facts are
as stated, the perpetrator Of the crime will
doubtless receive merited punishment.
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-The Decem-
Der term of the County Court of Henrico
commences this morning. A considerable
amount of business awaits the attention OF
the magistrates.
J. Turner, Beverly Williams, and Will
liam N. Tyler, will be tried for the larceny
of horses and mules.
Spencer Jefferson, negro, stands charged
with forcibly entering dwelling house at
night and attempting to violate the person
Of white woman.
J. W. Cole is charged with retailing
spirits without license William Spicer,
with receiving horses knowing them to
have been stolen; Gotthold Frick, with
assault and battery.
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THE CATHOLIC FAlR.-The Fair held by
the ladies of the Catholic Church duriug
the past three weeks, at Stearns's build
ings, will close this evening. Those per-
sons who hold tickets in the allprlze lot
terry are requested to present their num-
bers, that the articles may be distributed.
During the last week of the Fair box OF
fancy articles was received from Brussels,
containing many beautiful specimens OF
lace and needlc-work. These, coming in
so late, have not been disposed of, and
those persons desiring to invest in direct
importations will have yet an opportunity
this evening.
The ladies have still on hand many
beautiful articles, which will be sold at
very low prices, and the many rallies and
drawings to take place this evening will
render it unusually interesting. Rcmem-
Der, this is the closing evening of the Fair
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THE CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION. -
Delegates to this body are now arriving Dy
every train. HawXhurst Of Alexandria,
Porter and Maddox of Chesterfield, Swan
of Heurico, MorrisSey, Hunnicutt, and
Lindsay, of Richmond, were promenadlng
the streets on Saturday, and we learn that
number of delegates are stopping at the
"Maison Doree," a hotel for negroes, on
Broad street.
Great preparations are being made in
the capitol for the reception OF the mem-
bers of the Convention. The hall OF the
House of Delegates, which General ocho-
field designated as the place OF meeting
has been completely overhaulcd. Ihe fur-
piture has been repaired, locks put on the
desks, and chairs nicely cushioned. Inc
dar},ies will no doubt find themselves
much more comfortably situated than they
had reason to expect.
The Convention meets tomorrow. n
caucus of the Radical members Is calico
at IIunncutt's Hall tonight, when II VIII
he decided as to who the oiiicers OF the
Convention shall be, and what course sha!
be followed by the Hunnicutt party.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-JUDGE
UNDERWOOD PRESIDING SATURDAT.-In
the case Of the United States Us. Walter
W. Gosden, charged with violation of in
ternal revenue laws, the District Attorney
entered nole prosequi. Costs paid by
the defendant.
The attention Of the court was occupied
By the argument of the counsel in the
case Of Merchants National Bank of Bal
timoro Us. Bank Of Valley OF Virginia on
motion for an injunction and the appoint
ment of receiver to take charge of the
assets Of the Valley Bank. Judge Crump,
Judge Green, and J. L. Williams, Esq,
represent the defendants, and Generals
Bradley T. Johnson and II. II. Wells the
plaintiffs. The argument will probably be
concluded to-day.
1t is probable that this court will take a
recess to-day, to meet again after the adj
iournment of the Constitutional Conven-
tion, of which Judge Underwood is a
member
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Corn and Flour Exchange, November so, 1867

Corn and Flour Exchange, November 80, 1907
OPFEKlSGs.- Hhtdt-White, Isl bushels red,
3ii bushels. CUrn-Whte, io6 bushels yel-
low 20 bushels: mixed, - bushels. CutS-l,il6
bushels Rye-656 bushels Cotored BsdnS-t
bushels White B,dus-4 bushels. D.'tst ip-
,I.s-lt bushels Ertru Flour-36 barrels. Htu
0fGl-ll0 bushels. Nsat-Whte, bolted, l3o
bushels.
SALES -U1edt-W hite, 80 bushels very lnfe-
rior TO very good At u eD4s2 to; red, 81 oush-
els inferior to very good at - l6G - ~ 21e
G,ra-White 40i bushels new II o7tgcmSl ;
old at Sl.l9; yellow, % bushels III Sl:lo ;
mixed, 80 bushels 1T Il 10 OdtS-l lilo bushels
AT 59662c; 7go bushels Of this was sold on prl-
vate terms. Rys-6j6 bushels i62 Dushe!s on
nr,v,tr terms. rest at ~ 2JdSl.42j@ for very
inferior 10 prime D.isd ipptsS-7 bushels AT
63ac per pound. Mat-White, % bushels at
81 10.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE Posi- OFFICE November 3Oth
Mrs. George Mason Hooe, Baltimore,
Nd, no stamp; II. A. Collin, Philadcl-
phia, Pa, no stamp; Miss S. A. Dornu
South Carolina, imperfect address; Mrs.
Caroline Niedermeyer, New York, old
stamp; Mrs. Rosena Searls, Alexandra
Va, stamp cut from envelope; G. II. S.
Box $50.
These letters can he taken from the
office during the day and until O'Clock
this afternoon, at which hour they are put
up 10 be sent to the dead-lc otiice IL
Washington.
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,1oT1cE TO TaX-PAYERs.-In

&TOTICE TO ERS.-In
N CON ;iarce with an ordinance Of the city Of
gich.co.d will attend 1T my Office, al the Clty
Hsll from A. NJ 10 p. II from the 1911 10 III {
slst OF December, incl us!ve, 10 recsir7 tae re-
m.iuiug bali OF the CITY TAXES. daducti0g ten
mar cent thereon from those who pHii one -hniT IN
June. julius a. h'bSCN, !, y. ~: n.
n. B.-Those Persons VINO have not paid any
pCrion Of th-lr bills Will please cali during me
same time nd pay he amount OF their taxes, 40
will hayy no Opportunity Of calling on th-m ba,
for, advertising their property Tor sIe which VII
add iwvu.y per cent. Or not sod. Those who
syp, ct to have th.,r good, levied on SOON as
,f on, Of III, orncs am roo lcoteu 10 s9tLlc my
su,ir, account IN FtDrGary.
80 I'm j. A EOBsOT. G. G. X.
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- NH&. WiHsLoW'S SOOTHING SY-
y. ia. Children teethinS. greatly facilitates the
.-.-a-s o.: teatliGg ~ softroing the gums redu-
..- -is !aa.mmation--wIll al.ay all pain and
.-aa dc action, aud = sure to
KEGDLATE THE BOWELS.
rs,g@l upcI it, mothers Il Will give rest to
yCurselvs1 and
BELIEF ASn HEAJTH TO YOUR lEFAHTS.
W. have rut up and sold :his article for years,
~ San say in CoEPipgSCR and TRUTH of II what
~-tave never baen able to say Of any other me-
..na-uav-r has it failed in a single instance to
N.-c, cure when timely used. Never did We
low an instance OF d dissatisfaction by any one
ssn used il. on the contrary. I'll are Delighted
w-a ia operation, and speak in terms OF com
a-ata,;on OF its mag gical effects and medical vir-
..a,. We speak in this matter "wHAT WE no
~Eow" after years Of experience and pledge our
mutation for the fuflment OF what we here de-
..4ra. In alnOs: evayy instance where the infant
suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief Will
found in ffte.n twenty minntes after the
r.upi. administered Full directions for using
accCmp, ny each bottle. Be sure and call FOR
aMKs. WINSLUW's SOOTHING SYRUP" having
.- lac sim.!e OF " Curtie 3 Perkins" on the out
a-e wrapper. All others are base limitations.
Sold by druggists ihrough bout thu world. Price,
y .5c. per bottle.
#r.cys us Fulton street, n. \. 2c5 High Hol-
a.ra. London, England AL ST. Paul street, Mon
zeal, Canada se2o-eodom
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CARDczo. ALSoP & FoURQUREAN
.have opened this morning large lot of very
handsome
BLACK CLOTH CLoAKs-
the very latest styss. These goods are on con-
signment and will be sold VERY LOW. rare
opportunity is now offered for all persons to sup-
ply themselves, as The clogks are very handsome
| We hare also good stock OF SHAWLs ASD
| CLoAKING. NOES
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NEW GooDs, CHEAP FOR CASH,

NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Pillow case Cottcns,
Linen Shaetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains in Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. do LANES;
VERY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino
Biarritz, Fontaine, 30 LANES,
Poplins, Ottomans,
Alpacas, Hou bazines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH PoPLINs.
Shawls, Shawis;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table DamasK,
Napkins, Balmorsl Skirts. Cassineres,
satinetts, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM N. BELL & co.'s.
80 % e07 Broad street.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 30, 1867.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk mer.
chandse and PASSENGERS, L. 3. Tatum.
Schooner Mary and Francis, Philadelphia, coal,
captain.
SAILED.
Steamer Stats ot Nary land, Travars, Baltimore,
merch4- disc ard PASSENGERS, D. w. Currte.
Steamer ibemaris. Bourns, New York, mer-
chandi-s and passengers, S. Ayres Co.
MEMORANDA.
WHITE House November 3n.-Ssied steamer
Mystic, Sthermerh m, Norfolk merchandise and
] asssrgers, Eich mond and srk River Railroad
Schooner Eisng ug, Hastings. cleared from
Phitade phia fer Richmond on the goth.
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9lrllmonl Illspatrl1,
MONDAY. DECEMBER 2, 1867.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH is LARGER THAN THE COM
blNED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
OTHER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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DkICES or DRY GOODS RE
I DUCED.-Wo have reduced the prices OF all
goods on hand. ard GREAT BaEHk!NS may be
expected. cur rtock Is large and weil-seiected.
W. woald invite merchants az woll IS consumers
10 Sive 10 81 call before buying elsewhere, rs we
feel certain Il will be TO their intnr1s;. In addi-
ton 10 a fun stock OF pEI GoDh> We have com
plsta lines of Hosiery, Gloves, CCrsets. Hoop
skirts Handkerchiete, Ladies Gents, aud Chill
drsn's Ecriuo Shirts and Drawer
j G. CUUATNET & SON,
nos I'm s,5 6road street.
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RoBBERY.-On Friday night the shoe
manutactory of Mr.. Briggs, on Twelfth
street between Main and Franklin, was
forcbly entered, and robbed Of $3.50 worth
of boots, shoes, sc. This is the SECOND
time Mr.. Briggs has been robbed within
the past year, and u "manhood already
is row boarding with Colonel Pendleton
on account of weakness for his boots and
shoes.
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THEFT UNDER THE EYE OF JUSTICE,
Saturday morning just before the close .,"',S 9i
the the Mayors Court a gentleman in ATT at1cnd n 4
ance m missed his shawl, which he had la'd
on IN the table. Inquiries were made, ana a
negro among the bystanders pointed Il; 10 ,. d
negro woman in the courtroom anu '"''
81 Dar's de woman wilar stof" H.. '.
her gi' 10 a man, and he went up uo Slio''
wid it." aa ,roy.d "a
M,,n,. F,.cmau alias "Bcn Smlth )
be hartha n r1isunSs ftsp in Cornelius Cross's
"sss @s' wbn 5"s WAS swine TO swar to dc trute
want g'wino to tell any lie bout eh IT, %na "sl
had nnyer told lie in her life" ohe was
nrought So before the Mayor, and the h genls
man who had carried The shawl on was sem ,,
for for and caught. He was also brought ID u
before the Mayor, and the whole case wa
continued until to-day.
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VOL. XXXIII.
Dry Goods.

NEW STOCK OF DRY GOODS
~ The cheapest goods ever brought to this city
Many good. sold at less than before the war he
undersigned takes p'easare In Informing his
friends and the public IN general that he has ,ust
returned from New York. ard by attending the
late auction sales there is enabled to cfrer stock
ot goods unsurpassed either in quality, style or
= The following arc few Of the many bargain. :
SSattSoes =, TO- and '?se, for best; Beached and
ohnieaehed C"ttons-Good sac. very heavy loc ;
saTd w,a", ,a, pa, the latest rkst quotations
oe'nR its The latest designs Morsselalnes le3
10 lsc : hrmuris. donbie. 2oc. Alpscas. in VA
nous shades, Csc Alpaca Poplins. the la,es,
shades, to be sold of at 373c., worth 6ic Black
5A,Irna.cas, cheap; best Empress Cloth 75c worth
~ 20 and many other dress goods cheap Heavy
lc4c -
Goods for Gents and Boys wear In endless va
riety heavy Ca.simeres at soc. Bed Tick. l2c ;
adtss Shawls s. IS and 81. SO, worth 81 so ano-
ther lot Of Cnildrens Wool Hose. yarious sizes
!ec Ladies Claaktng, 81 per yard cheaper than
II Is generally sold for
ALI are respectfully invited to examine stock and
prices. ISAAC COHEN
3t5 Broad street batween
oo.-N Third and Fourth.
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CASES IN BANKRUpTCY.-The following
parties have recently been adjudged bank
rupts on their own petitions
Thomas D. Morgan, Of Charlotte; W. NJ
Hannah, Jr., Charlotte Ii. L. Edmonds,
Charlotte.
Lovett & Brother, of Norfolk county,
and Henry J. Williams, of the same coun-
ty, have been adjudged bankrupts on the
petitions of their creditors.
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APPOINTMENT BY GENERAL ScHoFIELD.
Mr.. Joseph C. Haley has been appointed
by General Schofeld weighnlastcr at the
First Market, vice Thomas Diddep, de:
ceased. 1t is understood that the Council
declined TO make recommendation.
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"UHDER THE GAsLlGHT " will be pro-
duced tonight by a star company from
New York. 1t has had great run in New
York and else where.
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FALSE ALARM.-Thc fire bells were
sounded on Saturday at about II o'clock,
but from what cause We were unable to
discover. Infereuce-False alarm.
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FEMALE HUMANE AssoCIATl0N.-The
regular annual meeting Of the Female AS
sociation will be held at their asylum at
y o'clock to-day.
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Mayors CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PRESI-
pING-SATURDAY NJ Cornelius
Cross (ncgro) was charged with unlawfully
throwing stones at the house OF Charles
II. Bremmer. Mr.. Benjamin Smith and
lady (Ethiopians) came up as witnesses,
and Mrs. Smith, having braced herself up,
let her tongue loose in true womanlke
stvle "She want gwine tell no lie, she
wan't-but de trufe; suttingly gwlne tell
de trufe, sah." Then came history O1
the purchase of sausages, which sausages
had been wrapped up twice, but without
giving satisfaction to Cornelius. Words
| followed, and Cornelius fired a volley OF
stones at Mr.. Bremmer's house. "Den
MFR. Bremmcr had to fall back to perfect
hescli, and he drew his little dagger pistol,
bout 50 long, whar cos dollar-yes, sir, II
was a dollar pistol, it was-and he shot II
at dat man, he did +; and he shot it; yes,
sab, he shot it," She want gwine tell
no lie bout it. She was gwine to tell dc
trufc. she was; and she want gwine tel
no lie bout it, which she never told IN heI
| life"
Charles II. Bremmer, being charged
with shooting Cornelius Cross, was ar
raigned, and Cornelius testified 10 the
story about the sausage, but wound 1t VI
in different style. Bremmer had flrec
on him and struck him on the arm, " al
for nuthin; jess cause he axed INN te
wrap de sausage meat up decent brem
mer was sent on TO answer Indictment
and bailed for his appearance in the sun
of $500.
John Maury (negro) was arraigned 1o
swindlug Robert Gaines (uegro) out OF -
From GainesS testimony 1t appeared tina
an entirely new game of swindling ha
been found, which beats the strap game al
TO pieces. John couldn't compernenc
dis here way Of swindlin folks out OF o'
money whar dey work for" Maury wa
remanded for indictment. :,
George Davis (regrol, charged Will
stealing two coats from John j. Williams
was called up, and the case was continued
until Monday.
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CLEANING OUT THE DoCK.-Ihe lrcShct'
in the early part Of November filled up
the dock near the mouth Of the Shlp-lock
10 such an extent that Vessels drawing
over ten feet could not get in. Tie James
River ard kauawha Canal Company have
had their dredging machine at "ork lor
several days clearing away the o0struS- :
tons, and hope by tie first of next week
~ have twelve feet of water at high tide.
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Shipping.

II0E NEW YORK-FIRST VESS Ell
l. The superior fast sailing schooner IL
LOUIS T. vlNBRUNT. TnoKsR mss.er, ITySr,
having the larger portion of her cargo en- ssI sAsI
gagged and goirg on board, will have quick ais
patch. For balance of freight apply 10
ChOWFLL & CURRtH,
corner Eighteenth and Cary streets.
de Pm Tu. Th&F
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NrEW GOODS! NEW PRICES
~ JULIUS MEYER,
No a27 BROAD STREET, Between FIFTH ASp .,
0nsoing his jey large supply Of NEW GOODS.
aaHLEACIEp COTTON al i2tc
EaiMGEAL hklkTS at SIPS worth .!
BRuWN and BLEACH sd SHbEflAuo dt io"ee'
WHITE FLANN XL at 3Gc. worth 4oc
RrD aod GYAY FisNEkL', all quailtles 70
sUCKABACK TOWELS at 81 and s'' worm %
gieh ana Elegant DRESS G0oDS;
Ri,rEIrZ IMPRESS CLOTHS,
Six warp and Alexander POPLIs,
MEsiNOe al aetonieh!t ely low prices;
Eich pIAiEa ana aIPsCAe, all eo!ors
Handsome pgLA1NEs at 2ac.
SusWhS SHhWIs;
Rich Brochs and Cashmere SH HA"ho'
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