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No. 42a BROAD STREET.
Most SERIOUS QUESTION

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A Most SERIOUS QUESTION .
IN Why IL 1t that when inquiring Of any gentle.
man dressed in truly elegant style where he had
hts suit made, the answer invariably is,
At SCHAAp * HARTMAN'S
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
No 1911 Main street, near ThirteenthH
The mystery IS explained by the fact that they
(reeardlcss OF expense and irouble) engaged the
most eminent cutters and tailors-men who take a
plidc in making garment in highly artistic style,
not mere mechanical laDorers.
In READY. MADE CLOTHING the public is
suro to find there likewise variety OF substan-
tally made first class goods, unsurpassed in the
STATE Equally so in GENTS FURNISHING q
GOODS. Finally, pointing your attention to their
stock of beautiful FEET HATS, which they offer
at far below value 10 close them out, we advise
all to call ut SCHAAP * HAETMAN'S,
no23 No. 1871 Main street, near Thirteenth.
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JUDGE BURSHAM's COURT.-The follow
ing business was disposed of in this court
on Saturday:
Mary Harris negro girD, indicted for
burning dwelling house in tho day time,
was tried and acquitted.
John Griffin (negro), charged with steal
ing cows from Colonel John B. Young,
was sent to the pcnitcntiary for three
years.
Charles Hunter (negro), indicted for
stabbing, cutting, and wounding Kingston
Glare, was tried, found guilty, and fined
one cent, and sentenced to twenty-four
hours imprisonment in the city Jail.
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CI0thi7eg.

CLOTHING MARKED DC,WN-NOT
~ TO BE UNDERSOLD-SELI.ING OFF AT A
PRoFlT-BARGsI OF THE SEASON We ara
determined that our patrons shall have the be
OF tho times, and In that confederation have
MANNED DOWN some OF The creates, bargai us In
our line that can be found in the city. For in
stance Fine Beaver Frock Business Coats at 800,
worth $40; fine Beaver Frock Overcoats at $40
worth $40; Boys School Suits at 81. worth $40.
Bargains Tor the million can be had Mt
WILLIAM IRA SMITH CO.'S,
no 70 1903 Main street.
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The SUPPOSED WAsulNGToS MURDERER.
Lewis II. Carter, the negro who wasarrested
on Friday evening for murder in Wash
ington, has turned out not TO be that man.
bur another man. An officer arrived from
Washington on Friday and found that the
wrong man had been arrested. Garter
was then discharged.
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WARRANTS IS BANKRurTCY.-Thc follow
ing parties have recently been adiudged
bankrupts on their own petitions: Elisha
W. Muntord, Isle of Wight; Daniel II.
Byrd, Nanscmond George X. Meyers,
Rockingham; Junius B. Brown, Glouccs-
ter; Lewis C. Dey, Norfolk; John G. Et.
finger, Hcnrico; James p. Stark, Kappa
hammock John &. Daughtrcy, Southamp-
ton.
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RoBrERY.-On Friday night the planning
mill Of S. Moon was broken into and robbed
$3.50. The thieves, two negro boys, Ben
Hill and Dennis Williams, had secured tho
plunder and were making Oft with it, when
they were caught and carried to limbo.
They were arraisncd before the Mayor on
Saturday, and were sent on.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TRIAL or JEFFERSON DAvTs.-At II
O'Clock this morning the fall term OF the
United States Circuit Court will COM
mcncc, and it is expected that Mr.. Davis
will be arraigned for trial.
1t is thought that he will be tried upon
the indictment found at the May term of
1866 upon the testimony of j. +. Mililgan,
G.. p. Scarburg, John Goodc, Jr., J. Hardy
Hendrcn, and Patrick O Bricn. These gen
tlemen have all been summoned to appear
as witnesses, together with about fifteen
prominent officers in the civil and military
service of the late Coulcdcracy. We learn
that among the latter are General Joseph
Z. Johnston, and Hon. J. A. Scddon, cX-
Confederate Secretary of War. No sub
pnuuS have been issued for the defence.
The following gentlemen will represent
Mr.. Davis in the trial-viZ., Charles
O'Conor, W. 3. Reed, George Shea, John
Randolph Tucker, and Robert Ould, Esqs.
The United States will be represented by
District Attorneys Chandler and lIenncs-
st assisted by W. VI. Evarts, Esq, and
General II. IL. Wells.
Chief Justice Chase and Judge Under
wood are both expected to be present, and
it is probable that the former will deliver
the charge to the grand jury.
There arc various con lectures about the
probability of going on with the trial, but
it may be stated with certainty that
nothing definite is known outside of official
circles. The District Attorney expects to
go on, but the course OF the counsel for
Mr. Davis is yet uncertain.
Mr.. Davis appeared on the streets on
Saturday, and seemed greatly to enjoy his
meeting with numerous personal friends.
1t was universally remarked thathc looked
much better than he did in May last. He
seems very cheerful, but will not converse
on political subjects.
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ORDER OF PROCEDURES IN JUDGE Burn
HAMS CoURT.-The case OF the Common
wealth Us. John Roberts alias John Daven-
port will be tried. There will be no other
criminal case called. The grand jury
meets at 10 O'Clock, and witnesses must
he on hand punctually. The attachment
docket will be called, and counsel and
other parties interested would do well to
AT
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TIE CASE OF JUDGE THoMAs.-ThiS case
of alleged violation of the civil rights bill
will probably be tried during the tai! term
of the United States Circuit Court, which
commences today.
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PuRT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER y, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chsntlse and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
SAILED.
Steamer Albemarle, Bourne, New York, mer-
chanIiss ard passengers, 5. Ayrss Co:
Steamer Stats OF Haryiand, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise nj passenger, ID. a.W. Currie
scnooners O. r Bins. Taylor. and General
Grant down the river, light.
Schooner Problem, Owens, Norfolk. merchan-
disc Currie 4 Crowe!l
MEMORANDA.
Sarqns Chief, Harding, sailed ?3d instant from
CITY Point for Bordeaux with tobacco for Gray y
Boiling. .
Schooner Thomas w Ware, Abdal, hence, at
Norfolk 90 tho 23d.
Schooner Jessie Williamson, Corson, hence, at
Providence on the 2ist.
Schooner u. A. Berry, hence rtT Chtckahomlny
river arrives A. New York on the ed.
Schooner A. Z. Howe, hence, arrived at Boston
on The 2lst.
Schooner Maggie Van Dusen, Corson, hence, at
Sav nnah on the 23d.
FHiLADsIrHIA, Novemb- r 2?-Clsarad, schoon-
err kappahanuock. Corson; G.. Merrick, Mont.
Somery Mary haley, Haley; alexander, Ire
land and Argo Cary--all for Richmond.
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LAST OF THE PHILLIPS TRiAL.-On Sa-
turday morning all the witnesses for the
prosecution and defence in the case OF the
Commonwealth Us. Jctcr Phillips were re-
cognizcd to appear on the first day Of tho
spring term of the Circuit Court of Hen
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PERJcRY IL REG1sTEATloN.-Thc case of
Hon. J. S. Pendlcton, indicted Tor per-
Jury in registration, will be called before
Judge Underwood during the Term which
to-day.
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CENEEAL MEETING OF THE

~ ESERAL NJ T. ETING OF THE
N VlHGlNlA STATE AGRICULTURAL SOCI-
ErI.-A general meeting o! tho members OF the
Virginia state agricultural society will BE- held
IN Richmond ut the hour Il O'Clock T. NJ indi-
Gated In the above card %! the President of tho
Virginia Central Agricultural Society. full at
tendance Of tho members il earnestly requested,
~ it is bciisvsd that through tha united counsel
of the two societies srstuy ameuts may bs effected
for the rs. establishment and regular succession OF
our annual Fairs.
WILLOuGHBY NEWTON,
President Virginia State Agricultural Society,
by CHARLES Il. lILIAhS,
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MXEKsCHACM PIrEs, HTC.-SCHhiDT y MILLER,
502 Broat sIreet, have lu,t rscetVei from Vienna
large assortment mesrsc naum pipes, cl9a hold
err ETC., OF beautiful patterns ana the purest ma
ter!al. which they Offer 4; greatly reduced prices
rs
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GENERAL SCH0FIELD.-Gcncral Scho-
field returned to the city on Saturday,
after an absence of several days on busi-
ness ut Washington.
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THE CATHOLIC FAIR.-This Fair is now
rapidly drawing to close, and he who has
not already paid the ladies visit should
by no means neglect to do ii until it is too
late.
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PEESoNAL.-G General John L. Mullord,
United States Internal Revenue Collector,
returned from Washington on Saturday,
whence he had been on official business.
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3ltl'mond 1ispatcFr.
MONDAY......."".NOVEMBER 25, 1867

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS-
nhinH i, is LARGER THAN THE COM
LINED @ CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
t HER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
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RIcHsoSp ESCAMrMESr, No. q
RICHMOND. NOv.mber y, 1867.

Orders No. 5.-SIR KNIGHTS
~ Attend p stated m1etirg OF your Bn-
Co M pmant ~ hSDAY the 2oth instant, At XIX
6u'cluck 2. M.. in your asylum in the y
Eighteenth and Nnste"nth 4
urcars viii appear in fall uniform.
Cand dates for orders will ploase be present at
O'Clock
Trarsient Sir Knight. in good standing are fra
tsrnally invited 10 attend.
By order NJ. b. b Ii. Gil, q. G..
WILLIAM l.. MAULE,
Captain. General.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-The boats
II OF the JAMES RlVER AEpfStkc---,LI,Isiis &c
KAHaNHA CANAL CohPAE &$SSiE
will i.sy. the dock IS E.nsl ~
PROMPTLY Al IL o cloc u. on q ESDAYS, tn rs
bays ana SATURDAYS.
Fr.ight aid tolls on goods for Lynehburg and
bayond collected cu delivery or prepaid At the op.
ton Of the shipper freEb BIT received and deliver
ed NJ NV oic-, or ths iock. ,..,
way FfeIgAt VIII not be del.v1Eed ii. charges
ara patG
~ IL, =. EDWAED oILLUH Agent
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sJDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-A general
lFl meeting Of tho stockhndors Of the MiDLO-
THAN CoAL MINNIE COMPANY viii DO held
ou SATURDAY tho 3Dth instant at |. o'clock, At
tho oiic. ii tha fompAny in th's city.
by order of the t,oard uf Directors.
no 9)-td john G. SIANAkB. Secretary.
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! r. -BATtiiE.LuK'> HAIR DYE-BATCHE.
fo..s aA.K pTE.-Th;s splendid HAlE DYE is
... ss,' r. No world The only trns and perfect
.,s-Aa:l.lass reliable, instantaneous. No dis
.gnsn'rusrj no ridiculous tints. Natural black
rr h.ora; remedies tia Ill elects OF bad dyes !;
'-.a-atp. Tie ha'r leaving 1t soft and bea utful.
The genuine IS signed WILLIAM 1. RATCHE-
los, All others are mere limitations, and should
ns,9o.dcd. Sold by All druggists and por funers.
gs=7ry. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
~ eouutartgtt ia ll--tDl0
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Meetings.

THESAPEAl[E AND OHIO RAIL.
~ ROAD.-Ths Commissioners OF West Virginia
and Virginia ars requested meet in the city OF
Richmond on TUESDAY. z7th Instant at \ p. NJ,
at ths Ball ri House. JOHN b. BALDWIN,
no 25-2t Chairman of Virginia Commission.
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A GLORIOUS + UTU K E.-asAp
N A. GUEST i CO., No. COS Broad #A&
street, have u-t returned from the east ~
ern cities with III largest stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES
ever brought TO this city, which they si' Offer 10
the public a. asscnish!ngly low prices. "aadver-
uss price list, stock IL too lArg" fo "nums-
rate ali the d srent prices. Call and examine our
pr!ce- and we guarantee TO compel. VI ~ ne bert
and cheapest IN the city. Country merc hants Will
nndi TO their interest TO call on us before making
their purchasss.
A iarse lot OF SEWED BEOGANs and sAPo-
LEON BOOTS. A. GUHhT CO.,
Auso No sos Broad, near flfth etIset.
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JAMES E. ErppIcK Recorder 25-2t

MASONIC NOTICE,-1h he members
III of LCG1 FSANCAISE, No. SO, are O
hereby summoned to attend a call meet wv
ng OF this H. dgo THIS EVENING at wv
o. clock for work. Members OF sister Lodges
and transient brethrsu are fraternaiiy invited.
BY order Of IN. w NJ
CHARLES e. SNODGSASS, Secretary.
Monday, November 25 A. l.. 5S67, A. d. 1857.
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FxECUTIvE.-Wiliiam II. Davies was on
Saturday appointed Inspector Of flour for
Fleets mills, in Chesterfield county.
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A STONISHING BARG GAIFH-PRE-
wIHT TER- Twenty Thousand dollars #l
worth Of BOOTS and SHOES offered stH w
,uch prices as astonishes the world. Nov E22s>
excuse for the shoeless, As MICHAEL
ON ST IL determined TO sell SHOES and BOOTS Al
such figures a3 wiz give everybody snsnee
to purchase. The following goods are ofrrea ;
900 pairs Ladies CATERS II 900 pairs Ladies
.plandid Laced Gai,srs. 81 so 500 pairs Women
Leather Balmorals, 81 mp; 400 pairs ladies'
Toilet Slippers. 25c. 400 pairs Morocco buskiiiS'
doc Mems Balinor.is from sl.2J up.
MICHAEL GUNSTS Shoe Store.
al Broad, between Fourth and Filth streets.
S,or .Io-.5 on s.,rrdays no l2--ts
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JOHN DOOLEY, Hat and Cap Manus
y f4ctrrer aud Dealer l:ll Eagle Square, -
lax and manufacturing all styles OF s,Apls11.
aud fancy Hats nd Caps. Wool Hats. mem snu
boys from the lowest 10 the highest price u
ard SILK Drsss Hats OF all grades .,,,,.-
Just received a vsry beautiful LOT OF 'ni1iAi'
Caps for officers and privatss x,u
WHOLESALE merchants Toald 40 "'ti - ~
~
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Rose Court OF lNQuIRY.-ThiS court
convcncs again this morning at ii o'clock.
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10 25-2t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
DOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH

:. L'Ots BNIlE Nv Otsl1, " .. p N111si
4 AHD BOSTON - mi-weeklyA E1x =
pany-Cheapest Route-Freights Re SSzzszzss,a&
duced-No Charge for Wharfage by this Llue-Ao
Transhirment OF Goods-Leaves Baltimore every
Wednesday and Saturday - Leaves Richmond
every Wednesday and Sun1ay at clock A. M-
steamer PETtkSBURG Captain kouERr IRA
ykks will leave h-re WEDNEs DAY MORNING at
O'Clock. Freight received every day SUNDAY
exccpedl up 10 o'clock 2. u. This steamer haa
splendid saloons stAterooms, and PASSENGER DC.
comlaodatious Fare reduced TO THREE DOL
LARS. Meals and staterooms extra. For freight
or passage apply 20 ,r,,rp
Office at Charles r. Workman J. Co =, Fifteenth
r,ra.t no 20 81
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~ UN,oN HAth or RICHMOND,
IsaNlSGs INST!TCTlOE.l
":Y.CE - rGENATIoSAl4 EXCHANGE taHh'
sU0sCHIBaD JA?ITAL, $500, ,eAo.
Ip1s lIgTITUCIoE ALLOWS SIX PEE CENT.
OI DEPOSITS.
!. .VbVEEHuaT. IK., President
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
RIrEcrCss.
:. !. Paine, L. y. Clsnshaw, ". Il. Cuarles,
Wm. a l.yuu, JI, 4. K. Bianken-
A Hlt-Es, 6 b. Weis,:et, nhip,
~. srC.t. Moses EiIrsoH, b. winston,
a. b. El.alt Jas ". Archer, L. A. Hute aiI
T. T. Taylor, } EossnbEum, son,
". t.n'ord, J, Hall, T. ". DosWell'
j :. Kelvin, W + uEcy. w. f. Tanner
:. q b1t!a,, Allied " ores, J.H. FoWlin.
T1e Ftruu.y offered 70 dsPositofsl' Is untountea'
ID tae iusIit1ucu ,aculd commend Itself TO al
Iassb
Tie attention G.! All IN eIty aDd oount:y lseallsa
80 i4.' iastitlaou. Here they will hEd security
'-a'ea!ence. ,cd profit. Sums ss small as one
2"af G.y % Deposited, and ak per cent. interest
!ece1Ts1 or same
once hour from A. b. 20 Z. NJ; on Saturday
''ams a. N ,o.2. NJ, and fIou 10 +. h.
ls A-disw.
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FRANK LESLIE.-Wc acknowledge De-
cembcr number Of frank Leslie from Tur-
ner.
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MEErIN,i or TH

ltFN ERAL NJ GETTING OF Il ii r.
w MEMRSRs or the VIRGINIA CENTRAL
A. 1EICULTURAL SoCt ETY. A general meeting
of the p"mbsrs of the Virginia Central Agricnltu-
| raj Society wil ba held At the Ballard House at
| o'clock +. M., on THURSDAY the 18th day Of
December next. fun attendance of the mem
bcrs IA requested, rs tho State Agricultural Society
| vi ii meet on the same day and conference be-
:wsen IN two oci"ti Is expected to take place
which will decide whether our agricultural OK
hibtiOrs 1t Richmond are TO bs continued Or for
ever abandoned.
JAMES LYONS President
ofths Virginia Central Agricultural Society.
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" SA'' "a" 'th i''
EDR.t OF PROXY
OFFICE VA CENTRAL RAILROAD CoMPSY,
RICHMOND October %, 1877. !

NOTICE TO TIE STOCKHOLDERS
~ OS THE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
COMPANf.-The annual meeting OF tho stocK-
hoitar- of tho Virginia Central Railroad Company
V b. hold In tho city OF Richmond On THURS
DAY the 18th day Of November 1857.
For the Information Of ths stochholders inc
follow ir < extracts from the bylaws OF the COM
pdny are published:
Al proxies To represent stockholders at Il gs-
neral meeting shall be Ia writing, and signed ny
tla person thus transferring the power partner
ships may sign In the name OF the par,harsnip,
and tho ii snaturo OF either member of the nin
-naIl b. valid No proxy shall be valid gwen
more than sixty ddyo prior 10 the meeting ol inc
company. ,.u
pass free going 10 or returning from the meetings
OF the company unless he Is himself stock-
holder"
The books Of transfer shall be closed hiteen
= j. GARRETT,
NJ rpsd3tG2awt2.thE ID Treasurer.
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AND IRON STEA NJ

COPPER AND IRON s 7 + A NJ
tpip.NG. for cotton, wonler, aud pa per mills,
also for steamboat, locomotives, &c, manultc-
tnrsd 10 order and i0r sa!o a. the RIShmont Cop,
per and Brass Works Cary between Eighth and
A!ath streets. ARNQLp, FiSkE & GO
LOGON pTIVR TRIMMINGS msde ana repaired.
FDUES PIEC20 and GEAsS CASTING made 20
ofd-r at short motto. 20 =
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determined that our patrons shall have the benefit
MAHKED DOWN some OF the greatest bargsi M in
our line that can be found in the city For in
stance Fine Beaver Frock Busines Goats at 800.
worth $40; Boys School Suits at 81, worth $40
Bargains Tor Ne niiiSn Is can s%,a ns had
no. 1909 Main street.
"GooD T1D1NGs
TIE POOR AND NEEDY,
THE THRIFTY AND THE ECONOMICAL.
The opening OF branch house OF
1.-THE AMERICAN TRADE PALACE"
already in successful and triumphant operation.
in many of the great cities Of the
NORTH AND WEST,
Is announced by the proprietors with the full
assurance that they proclaim to the
CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
that they are just upon the verge of
THE GOOD TIME COMING"
anu thHt they may now ENJOY tne luxury OF
buying
DESIRABLE GOODS
MUCB LESS THAN WHOLESALE PIECES.
The novel enterprise which has already estab.
lished In other cities
"TIIE TRADE PALACE"
and made il, indeed, tho chosen resort of the
economical, consists in the living realization OF
the favorits motto Of
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS;
and the people arc respectfully invited to call at
~ No. 4e9 BROAD STREET,
| and be fully convinced that we arc selling a
full assortment of reasonable and fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING,
BOOTS AND SHOES,
together with tho endless variety of goods foun d
in the bazaars and arcades Of the Old World, at
hnboSiAoN
from
USUAL PRICES,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Be 1t especially remembered that we are by nc
means foisting upon the public the refuse trash
| of auctons and forced sa les of worth less fabrics
but We are prepared to sell
| FIRST CLASS GOODS.
| fresh from the hands OF
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS,
PRICES WHICH WILL TRULY ASToNl$H
PURCHASERS,
| while they must coniourd the dealers who, with
| great pret.n.lous, really present bargains.
| supurGuous; merely ask for
"THE TRADE PALACE"
| Il sinllo visit from the purchasers OF this vi.
cnity, and upon our goods and our prices We
rely with impliclt confidence, knowing from
our wide-s spread experience
GREAT BARGAINS
WILL SECURE
GREAT SUCCESS
No 42a BROAD STREET.
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T1R NEW YORK-FIRST VESSEL.
II The fast-sailinS schooner j y XXI
SrEOUP. Captain CRAWFORD, having tho .tT-S.r,
most of her cargo engaged and going on-E15z-
board will have uulck K dispatch. For balance oi
fleisht apply to ,,-,-
Eighteenth street between Main and Cary.
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ra.-a. R.sACAr. JAsBs Il. sAuxr
EoE>HT :. BKoogE.
~ x. q; T3sTHY X co.,
trrTABLiEuEp ~ 1881
aAsnE2s A5u B8ohkHN.
80. IUiA u &ir ,treet,
a.Ss hoaAe ee o,e tn" ;'ost-cmsa.
SlCRscrp. VA.
-r,rLIIG E%CuArTE. GOLD AID sILV1R,
BAEKEcTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BON DS and
STOCKS. Se.,
nGdsht ana sold on commission.
n.P0>iHs kh,hiFGU and G3hLhGTIoNs
aanG on all ,esaaslh!= pc.nse IN ths United
..., fe7
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Marine Intelligence.
PuYT OF RICHMOND, N0vEABgR y, 1867.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER IS, 1857.
sun risss.........7 o3 Moon rises..........s.oe .oe
san nsets.........451l High ud.. p. N.......5 u
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HHAPPED Il 4 n DS SPEfEiL Il },
~ cured by MEADE i ptkEa'S Aa apAhustn- , =, =
L. LIN. ~
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Shipping.

NOR NEW YOEK-OLD DOMINION
4 STEAMSHIP COMPANI.-Ths @A
new and elegant side wheel steam /Sa
ship 1T L Z 5, CoUcH com er--S.asA,A
manIer, will leave her wharf al ts-szS-sszzassasa
Rockets on TUESDAY, goth Of November, al |
o'clock 2. NJ. Freight received up TO II O'Clock
Nj. Fare, So; ronnd tickets, t?o; steerage, 80
Through bills signed I" Boston: Mass, ana lnsu-
rance effected at lowest rates For rsi. mt or pas
Sd 20. apply TO SAMUEL AYRES CO.,
no 25-2t corner Main and Eleventh streets.
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Boots, Shoes, H0ts, dc.

BOOTS, SHOES, AND LEA. x@T
ID Their have on hand, in connec. H3V
tton " Ith my oIher goods, the best stock ols 49,
SOaE AND UPPER LEATHER 10 be found
m The city which AIN selling as low ~ II can be
bought In New York. All In want will save mos
l'S " s"'-'lo . IL. A. GASTON
- w,xvuvv Salesman nol2
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TIE DISPATCH.

n.iL,Y DISPATCH Ia delivered to sub
a, rIr1SRS oRSra per week, payable to thu
',o, ''- weekly. Mailed s;as per annnm; !; aa.so for
,,onth.. 7sc rer month for shorter period.
~. sSMl WEEKLY DISPATCH at "a per an
or ~ SO FOR ak months.
60 WEEKLY DISPATCH at ~ per annum.
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1.1aR-20 barrels TAR just received.
= ~, '"'o -" A. S. LEE.
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IN Ete7"o"t"ry Grammar Of tie English Inn
g''dg by GEORGE +. HOLMES, ILL., d.,
Professor OF History, General Literature,
ana hhetoric, in the University of Virginia.
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