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w0RRRLL SISTERS NEW YORK THEATRE. oppo
site New York HoeL-FAusr, or IHE DEMON, THE DoCr0I
AND rHE DEVILS DRAUSHr-HIs LAST LKGs.
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8, says the yellow fever was increasing rapidly MI
Hoffman, tho Juarex Consul had sailed for the United
States.
Ths business Of the Con t.utonal Convention ysster-
day entirely confined TO the consideration OF the
report OF the Committee OF Sixteen on the best practical
mode Of proceeding revise and amend tho constitution
The case Of John H. surrait was resumed yesterday
Twenty six talesmen summoned and appeared In
court when counsel for the prisoner died their challenge
to the array Twelve Of the talesmen selected by
the defence and proSecutioni then sworn, only
three Of them being retained jurors The Marshal
ordered to ono hundred talcsmen, and tho
court adjourned
william r. Stewart has been appointed by the Gov
ernor ono Of the Board Of Audit OF claims against tho
city Of New York vice Judge Woodruff, resigned
The Congressional excursiousts, who have just re-
turned from trip over the Eastern division OF the Union
Pacific Railroad travelled from Philadelphia to the
centre OF the continent over three thousand miles,
without change Of cars
Two negroes hung by mob In wyandote,
Kansas, yesterday, Suspicion OF having murdered
farmer named McMann few days ago. The rope broke
while they hanging. and they we're shot to pieces
by tho rim gieaders Senator Wade and his excursion
party passed through the town in the evening, and
Wade being called upon for speech refused to comply
asserting he would speak in town where mob
innocent.
Captain Howe, OF the ship Ellen Southland. died at
while bound from Hong Kong for San Francisco.
the 9th ut and his wife took command Of the vessel
10 his stead
President johnson has accepted the invitation Of the
Mayor and Masonic fraternity Of Boston visit that city
on tho oath inst, the occasion Of the laying OF
corner stone of tho new Masonic Temple.
A white man named Gden, in kentucky. has been
summoned by the United States Court to produce the
body OF negro girl, formerly his slave whom IL is
alleged he still retains in slavery.
II is reported that at recent Cabinet meeting il was
decided by the President and all the members except
Secretary Stanton that military commanders in tho
South have right to remove civil officers,
Governor Brownlow has placed General Joseph A.
Cooper in command Of the Tennessee militia and
that the term OF service Of the forces will depend
the conduct OF the people OF the State.
The sensation among the sfancy" yesterday was the
combat between Sam Coliyer and Barney Aaron. near
Acquia Creek, Va, for the championship OF American
light weights. After . stouy contested struggle Of
hour and ffty-two minutes duration and the inter-
change OF sxty-eght rounds Sam refused TO come to
Time and Barney declared the champion.
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SAN FRANCISCO MlNSTRELs. SIS Broadway, opposit
the Metrop oltan Hotel-Ir ETHIOPIAN EsrKRrA,
VENTS SINGING, DANCING BuRLEsouRs Tax AsUR
TKoyE THR GOLD HUsrxRs-PoLiTcAL ADDRESS
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AMUSEMENTs THIS EVENING

BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway. near Broome
ssreet.-IEAH, F0RsAKsS.
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KELLY Icons MINSrRELs. TO Broadway, oppo-
ste the New York HotslIs SOFAS DANCES, EGc
raicrrIKs. BURlKsaUxs. &c-NoRMA-rns Jars.
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HOOLEY' S0PERA HOUSE. Brookiyn.-pruiopIAs MiN-
srRriY, BALLAps AND BuRLKsoUKs.r TERRIFIC FLiGBr
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BOwEGy THEATRE Bowery-EusrAcHx-Cous
SsRIDER-yRIKRAs or MEISrrx.
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ACADEMY OF MUSIC. Irving plsce.-THE IMryRrAL
Ts0uPK or JAPANESE ARTISTS THRR WoSDyRFUL FxArs
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IRVING HALL Irving plsce-Tns ALLsGnAsIAss AND
Swiss BELL RINcxRs
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FIFTH AVENUE OPERA HOUSR, Nos 2 and Z West
rwony.fourth street.-GRIyrIS CHRisrYs MiSsrRKLs-
KrHioriAN MISsrRELsY. BALLAD BUaLEsQvxs, &c.-rHx
BOGUS JAPANESE JuccLERs-faE RIVALS RENDEZVOUS.
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THR RUNYAN TABLKAux. Union Hall corner OF
Twenty-thrd street and Broadway, s-MoyrNc AffR.
RoR or ,rBk PiLGRrE's PRoeRrss-sixrr MAGSIYicKsr
SCENES. Matinee every afternoon at ~ O'Clock.
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TONY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE. 2oI Bowery. COMO
vocALIsN NEGRO MiNsrRRLsr BURLEsoUES BALLET DvxR.
rissxhEsr. &e.-THE WHr. Crook.
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TERRACE GARDEN, Third Avenue and Fifty eighth and
Fifty-ninh sreets.-THEoDoRK THOMAS POPULAR GARDEN
CoNCsRrs, at o. Clock l.. NJ.
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BUTLER'S AMERICAN THEATRE, f72 Broadway
BALLET FARCE, PAsTomlNE BuRLssauEs, ErHioriAN.
Conc AND SENTIMENTAL vocALIsMs &c
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NEW YORK MUSEUM OF ANATOMY. SIS Rroadwav
HEAD RIGHT ARM or PRoRsr-Tnx WASHINGTON
rwrSs-WospERs NATURAL History, ScIrscE AND AIR.
LrCrURks DAILY OPEN from A. n till 10 r. n
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Wc learn that
McssrS. HARRISON, GoDnIN & APPEESoN sold
during the past week, amongst other pieces
Of real estate, q small farm OF forty
acres, three miles west Of Richmond, near
the Fredericksburg railroad, for S4,23O !;
also, the lot with small brick tenement
thereon, on the cas-! line Of Seventh, be-
tween Marshall ard Clay streets, 45Xl2O
feet 70 an alley, for $4,000: also, the lot
on the south side Of Main street, on which
the banking house Of tie Traders Bank
formerly stood, 26y9S feet, for $223 per
front foot also, the large and coStly-bnllt
brick mansion at the southwest corner Of
Grace and Fourth streets, recently occu-
picd by tho late William Breeder, with
the lot G5xl50 feet to en- alley, for &l5, 800.
This latter property was bought by Mr..
A. G. MALE, Of Orange county, Va.
Whilst the prices Of the foregoing real
estate were mllch below the IDEAS of tic
owners, yet in view Of the unsettled politi
cal condition Of the country, and the
general scarcity of money, We were not
disappointed at the results.
We are gratiied that Mr. MALE has de-
termined to cast his lot amongst us, as
only By the acccssions Of men of charac-
ter ard wealth from abroad can VIC hope
to build up and beautiFy our city.
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Tobacco and Oi! Interes IS.

Regulations supplemental to those Of
thc Treasury Department Of August 20,
1867, Series 3, No. o, on the subject Of
internal revenue bonded warehouses have
been prepared under the immediate drec-
ton Of The Secretary Of the Treasury,
with n view to relieve the tobacco and
coal oil interests from many restrictions
imposed upon them by former regulations,
which were especially designed for dis
titled spirits, hu: which can be dispensed
with i'll the case OF coal oil and tobacco
with safety to the revenue. The new
regulations will save much time and eX-
pcnsc both 10 dealers and exporters.
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Two hundred and ,hig,y-scven negroes
have registered at Tie F,tudmen's Bureau
in Richmond, Va, as having been dis
Sn'fsea oS '"eiF employers !"f voting the
49, ''o"I I;, y .'' g "'J''''S 0! 'ncn
says a suppor, will have 10 he nrny;,lnd ,n ~
them either by the city or General Co.
Tc'n'nen'.-Ne'o York Nerai4-Ricimoa1
correspondent.
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u'l,o Ny, ne
.,,n;nc in all +h.i, ,r,;c,.y un,n ,hn '.n,
'i.o..oc ,ho ro.;,,, - ,l.o .noa,t .1,ot;or,
,,,;s State t,,,t thr whites lad rcrnsod
10 rcri>;cr. The fact i. rs 90. have stated
SO o,ten that We dislike f. do j; again. that
the whites REGISTERED 80 generally rs IN !.
they had = majority of thirteen Thousand
upon the registry. But the negro yota is moi
equally distributed ,brouchont thc State
West or tie BIrc RIDGE nearly ~, Of ,h,
voters are white: vet thrv AZ. numerous
enough to elect Only nineteen delegates,
The eastern section, therefore, elects
eighty six delegates: and in this eastern
section the negroes constitute a majority.
1t is as il the frtv thousand Democratic
maiorirv ~ Nag Yor,, c;.v war;, ca d;.tr;-
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GnecI1L Notices.
rcpr.T REpuCrioN IN DRY GOODS

pTGREAT REDUCTION IN DRY GOODS.
DRESS GOODS a. panic prices,
c1,oTus and CAssIMsREs at lees than msnufae-
turers' prices,
Latest styles sHAWLs snd CLoAhs very low
Full assortment of CARPETS. all grades OIL
CLOTHS, RUGS, &C..
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS OF every description.
We offer the above GOODS lower than they can
be bought elsewhere.
MITTLEDoRFER CO.,
1909 Main street, opposite Post
s4LEssEy.-JoHs o. SALE, Z. 9. TURNER, F.
p GRETrER, WILLIAM BnEsT, JULlCs sTRaCSS'
y M1rrgLDoRpgR, y. MITTELDoRFER
The above gentlemen Will be pleased to serve
their numerous fr!enjs. noo-H
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drcds of white men out Of employment in
this city at almost any moment since &C.
ncral ScHoflELD came here. Has he ever
said that they must be "providea for"
No; and we do not believe he has said the
negroes must We provided for. Such
thing as providing for" ablc-bodicd men
out of employment has never been heard
II in aIy country. Paupcrs arc the iniirm,
the aged, the helpless from any causc-not
men able to work. These have to "pro-
vide for" themselves. IF the 237 able
bodied darkies cannot get work here, let
them follow the hundreds Of whites who
nave had to emigrate to the West from
this city-some of them the very best
Young men We had. Let CurrEE 60 to that
ocst region where Mr.. GREELEY assure;
him abundance Of work and wages awaits
him.
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The irate North Carolinian, whose de-
Of the Freedmcn's Bureau was
50 generally copied throughout the country,
will be gratified when he learns that even
General HOWARD, its head, recommends
its discontinuance after the lst Of July
next. AS goes New York, so goes the
Frecdmcn's Bureau. Ii she decides
against Radcalism to-day, the Bureau will
come to an untimely end. If She decides
against the Democrats, the Bureau will be
kept up as an clcctionecring instrument.
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Immigration.

The State Board Of Immigration ha'
no argument, we trust, to convince the
people Of Virginia Of the Importance OF
this matter. We must have immigrants
If we would restore to the State the high
degree of prosperity which she enjoyed
when she had reliable laboring class,
and ;f NC hope 10 establish manufactures,
have skilled mechanics in every branch o.
occupation, aud commerce worthy OF
the name. We have repeatedly urged the
Importance Of these matters upon our
readers: have advised them to hay,
smaller ard more productive farms; IL
keep no idle acres il their possession; ano
10 welcome industrious northern men anC
Foreigners by selling ia them at as low a
price as possible whatever lands they
could not themselves use proftably. Viz
ginia has thousands OF acres Of such.
Alta meeting oi the state Board of Immi
grafton. held on Tire 20 day of November
1867, At III" capitol o. the city OF Richmond
the following resolutions were adopted:
HeSrk,--t That an earnest appeal be anC
Is h,.y..t,r made 10 ia" puhltc and railroad ana
manufacturing companies to Subscribe Sl0,ON
Tor the purpose OF developing the operations
OF the European ANT domestic Agency of I'm
migration created hy this Board on the 9th OF
Angus; lest under the authority OF thr act o.
General Assembly passed Aiarch 3, lsG6.
R.>0lr.i That tho Commissioner of this
Board and lis European AID Domestic Agents
arc requested aud authorized 10 canvass, Joint.
IL or >cvcrally, the counties in which The i'm.
migrants from abroad are most needed, and &c
solicit aud receive subscriptions 20 raise til,
above. named sum O! u.pueT, either at thu
public meetings, should CaltiuG them be re
CURED or from III" individual citizens ano
corporations that are disposed 20 lend assist.
ancc TO carry into effect the immigration
scheme adopted by this Board, which is in.
tended 10 redeem the Commonwealth from its
PROSTATE condition. lus,"rial and political
Proriicd thatuo authority Is conferred on salt
Commissioner and Agents by which recu
MAR res possibility could be fixed upon tn,
State or this BOARD.
:. R,sotccd, That the lists OF subscriptions b,
filed III the office of TIA" Commissioner of I'm
migration, aud that the subscriptions wher
collected, bc deposited IN Tie htuk OF IaucaS
ter < Go. 10 the rr"d! Of the COMMISSIONER Il
hc expended under The direction of this Boar,
for the purposes stated il the first section.
Z" i. Il IIAXALr,
"WILLIAM II. NACFARLASD.
by the Board of Immigration.
" WILLIAM II RICHARDSON,
Commissioner"
General WILLIAM II. RICHARDSON is the
Commissioner; General G. ToCnMAH and
Hon. b. JOHNSON BARHorE are European
Agents; General }. u. lMEopEN and Ro-
GER J. PACE are Domestic Agents.
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According to the statement Of the Dis
patch the number Of whites in the State
who "roted for such men as Hunnicutt
md Underwood is probably less than one
.housand." If this is tho case how is il
possible that the Republicans have ma
iority Of over thirty in a convention o!
about one hundred and ten delegates, in a
State where the registered white are le-
.ally in a majority. Baltimore american
The american will find an answer to its
question in an editorial paragraph else
shcre. 1t quotes the Charlottesville Ct7o-
n;cle, the Richmond Wing, and the lynch
burg Fjrgininn, to prove that they make
no such distinctions as we did, between
those persons who voted for the Conven-
ton and those who voted for Radical dele
gates. We are willing to leave the dcci-
sion Of the question to those papers.
They will, one and all, we doubt not,
testify that the vote for the Convention
was cast iudiscriminatcly by men who
voted for Conservative candidates and by
those who voted for Radical candidates.
Nearly every negro, it is true. voted for
the Convention; but there were thousands
of ballots given for it by persons who sup
ported Conservative candidates. In some
places the Conservatives almost all went
igainst the Convention, but in others,
many Of them went for it. In this city
tuinp n . NAVY whites yctpd for tho Con
vention as voted for the Radical Candi-
dates, although the nature OF the contest
here almost compelled the whites to vote
against it. The fact is as we have stated
it, whatever the American may think.
There we're not thousand white men in
Virginia who voted for such cattle as Hun
xIcUTT and UNDERWOOD to represent them
in the Convention.
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Hjrl,mond (Aispatrlt.
u-EsDAY.......,.. NOVEMBER 3, 1867,
Meeting Of the Convention.

General SCHoFlEID has issued an order,
Of date Saturday last, In which he says
"thc hall of the House of Delegates il
"thc city OF Richmond, and 10 O'Clock A.
"M., on Tuesday, the Sd day of December,
''lS67, are designated as the place and
time for the meeting Of the Convention"
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sa GREAT PANIC IN NEW YORK
rg GREAT PANIC II NEW YORh
LARGE FAILURES
GREAT SCARCITY OF MONEY
cooDs soLpINTEEA ROOMS AT LESS
THAN GOLD COST!
oUR RESIDENT PANTHER ON THE SPOT, AS
He ALWAYS IS WIEN BARGAlss AXE
TO 81 Had.
LARGE FAILURES
GREAT SCARCITY OF MONEY -!

We offer this week
MQHAIRDREsS GOODS at l?ic., worth zoe. al
2oc., worth a7ls at 25c.. worth +cc. at a7sc.'
worth e?Sc.
ENGLISH MERIy0 at 4oc., worth Csc.
REAL FRENCH MERlNo. full width, at &c.,
worth sle5;
EMPRESS CLOTH at 81, would be bargain at
$l.25;
SHEPHERDS PLAID5 at lts:., worth CSC.
1914 BLEACHED and USBLEACHED sHEhTlH'
at 4nc:
PILLow.CAsE COTTON, full AZ inches wide' Al
2nc., worth 3cc.j
CANTG FLANNEL at iea, 90, and csc
ATWOOD FLANNEL at aoc;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at COO.
worth 75c.
WHITE BRILLIANTS at 2oc., worth sec.
CHECKED MUSLIN at le5c worth CSC.
FINE sKiRTING CAMBRIA, one and a quarter
yards wide, at Soc, worth 75c.
SHIFTING STRIPES at l'tc.;
BED TICK at l?sc.;
WORKED BANDS at sc, 81, and *l.?5, worth
more than double the money;
INFANTS FRcCK WAISTS at Soc, 75c., and 81
fully so per cent below regular prices
BALMoRAL SKIRTS ct 81 So, worth 80;
SHIRT BosnMS at l?!. 25. IS, a, and 51c.
WHITE RIBBED LAMBS WOOL HOSE a: CSC.
worth soc.
Heavy SHAKER RIBBED SOCKS at 37c., worth
75c.;
MoHAIR SHIFTING, seven eishths yard wide, al
25c., worth 75c. per yard.
VELVET for trimming skirts a. l5c. per yard, sold
everywhere at Csc;
VEIL BEgAGEat Sec, worth 75c.
Superior FRENCH DELAIIESa: Sec, worth 75c.
Very fine ALPACAs, all colors, At Soc. worth Sc;
STRIPED FLANNEL, all wool. for Skirts ard
Shirts, at 3Oc. per yard, worth 75c.;
HEMsTITCHED HANnKEHCHlEFsa at !oc., would
be cheap ct SOC at Soc, worth 75c
GAss!MERES at 81 rs, worth Sl.75;
KEYTUCKY JEANS at CSC;
Heavy sATIEETT at 4"c., worth sec:
TABLE LINEN a; soc worth 75:.;
HuCKABACK TOWELS at l2ic., CSC, AID up.
ward;
LII EN- DAN ASIA y Az Nine, iIlESSC, d. .l!o IeI
dozen, worth 81.
Also,
at great bargains,
BONBAZINES, ALPAGAS, CLOTHS, and all kinds
OF goods for mems ana boys wear;
UNDER GARMENTS for men, women, and chill
Gren:
BED BLANKETS, LINES, CAMBRIA, and SWISS
EMBROIDERED EDGiNGS and lNsERTlNGS;
HOSE, SOCKS, GLOVES, HOOP SKIRTS,
TAPE TRIMMINGS,
COVENTRY and MAGIC RUFFLE TRlMMIEGs
RIBBONS, ard a large stock of WHITE GOODS
all to be sold at low prices at the old established
store OF LEVY BaUTHEgS,
new No. !5.7 (olI No. ~ Main street,
oc 30 neatly opposite Old Market.
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Specs01 Notices.
re -FOUR HUNDRED CASES
SCOTS AND OEs.

We are now receiving direct from the manu'ao-
nrsrs four hundred caves of BOOTS and saoLs
adapted for present use, comprising mo most 'e'
slrabls styles now in Country merchants ana
trade bnyinp for cash viii do we'll to call and
examine our stock before making tn cir purchases,
as We are Offering EXTRA INDUCEMENTS TO
CASH BUYERS.
MARCUS HARRIS BROTHER,
No Ole Main street and
,oE1e No 433 Broad sraet.
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OFFICE VA. CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
RICHMOND, October %, 1867. {
NOTICE TO TIE STOCK HOLDERS
~ o. TIVE VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
CoNPANS.-rhe annual meeting Of the stock
holders oi the Virginia Central Railroad Company
VIII be held In the city o. kichn ond on THURS
D the 18Th day of November, 1891.
For the inform, tion OF tina stockholders, the
fol!owir K extracts from the bylaws or the com.
pAny are puhl,he1:
: all proxies to represent stockholders at &C.
neral meshoE shall bn In wrt'r &, ard signed by
the person thu. transferring the power; partner
ship may rtgn in thu name OF the Partnership
and the signature OF either member Of tbs hun
shall IN valid No proxy shall he valid z iven
more than sixty days prior to the meeting Of The
company.
= No rroxv for individual s.ockhnlders shall
pass free going 10 or returning from the meetings
Of the company unless he 10 himself stock
holder"
The books Of ,rinsfer shall be closed fifteen
days previous 10 any general meeting:
J GARRETT,
oc 2S-datS2awi28thN Treasurer.
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aa.- BATCH sLUR'S HAIR DYE-BATCuR.
LOR'g HAIR DTE.-This splendid HAIR DYE Is
he be.; Ia the world. Tho only true and perfect
tye-ha :ialess, reliable, instantaneous. No dis
appoiutai>...; no ridiculous t.-ts. a4,arEi black
or crowc remedies the IL e-acts OF pad dye. !;
iayis crates he hair leaving II soft and beautiful.
The genuine Ia signed WILLIAM 4. BATCHE-
L0E. All oth5rs are mere limitations, and should
bs avoided. Sold by Ill druggists and perfuuers.
rac,ory. 81 Barclay street. New York. Beware
~ u caantarfait. Ia ll--tDi0
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Meettngs.

MASONIC NoTtCE-1he mem a
W. h"r' OF Richmond Lodge. No 10 are Xxx
hereby r.guostsd TO altar d a stat9d mea,ing/ w
on ThlS tTussdayl EVENING at o'clock
By order OF tho w NJ.
Ncxamher 8. a l. asG1 A d 1871 no ct 4
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R'STOPI AS ELIZABETH
POSITIVELY LAST NIGHTBUT ON 3.
Mr. J Gran respectfully informs tho ctiSins o.
sichmond and its vic nifty that the greatest living
NINE ADELAIDE RIST0RT,
will make her second appearance In Richmond
This (TUhSU, EVENlNH, November 5,
GiacOn-tii's great tragedy
ELIZARErH. QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
Tomorrow "Wednesday evening, November o,
iast night, Gi 4cowet'i new and elaborate woIk,
MAIZE A.T0lNETTE.
Family Circle, second ter, open TO the public
Lad.s uneccompanisd by gentlemen not adj
mitt.d.
Doors omen at quarter. past !; com mencing at 8.
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rS7HE VIRGI r I A T0B ACCO
/ aGEaCY, Is wAT-R SrRE.T, y EW YORK.
Mr. JAMES II. R0iNER withoraws from the
rm OF Co.'s MOLLY 4 90 this 1t day OF Mo-
v.mber. 1857. III, reiuaiuing partners will con-
tiuu- ihs TOB &C ASD o MIi>sIoN BU6I-
rsS under tn, same style ~ heretofore, and
tru.t to receive co .tiuuancs Of tue favor. OF
their Tifs! MIA friends.
C4AsLESM CONNOLLY, ia,
w. ALEXANDER B,.S,
JANIS A CONNOLLY.
NEW YORK, November !, 1867. no4-lm
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Re- ECONOMY Is WEALTH.

In these hard Zines 1t is well for every one TO
prac.ice economy, end 10 do SO, they must call at
JULIUS sYCLE'
al3 MAIN STREET.
where large invoices o:
NEW AND sEASONABLE DRY GOODS
ara being daily opened and are now offered at
GREAT REDUCTION OF PRICES.
CALICO, choice patterns, oniy 10 and l2c
CALICO, best brands only l5c. and chilling;
BLEACHbD COTTON, 10, ~, lsc., and shilling
BROWN COTTON at lowest prices;
pILJoW-CAsE COTTON, full width, only &c..
sHEETING, Brown and Blsached, for 4oe
Large additions have boon made to this stock
within the past few days, and 1t Is nov IN all re-
spects complete. am now ofsring
FRENCH and ENGLISH MERlNOEs,
IRISH and GERMAN POPLlNS,
REPS, ALAPACAs,
DHBAGES and MOUSLINS
in endless variety and at regular :" ola Time
prices"
FLANYELs and ClssIMEEEs a large and cheap
assortment;
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
This department has bean made spec'ai''y
with me, and am Tow Offering great induce
mant. in them have now on hand every style
brou. ht before the pablo this season This STOCK
ssn.c!ally commends itself to the public, and
earnestly request al examination before pur-
chasing. JULIUS SYCLE, a3 Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth.
Ibaye secured the services OF Mesars. RlTER
q. CARE, JONAS WEINBERG, GEORGE T.
BaGBY. and GEORGE SWABACHER, who wouid
be very happy to see and serve their numerous
friends.
Closed on Saturdays. no2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-05
DIED,

DIED,
On Monday, November 4th, at = O'clock A. IL,
Of dnprhera, FLORENCE, Youngest chilli OF Lew
eiiyu aud Geortiana Thompson, aged twelve
months and seventeen days
The friends and acuu ,intances or the family are
invited 10 attend the funeral TO-DAY at o'c.ccn
from II. Marks church.
To thy home in Heaven loved one so,
mothers hear can tell,
And unty her can fully know,
How hard 10 say farewell
Night falls bu' soon tic mornng isht
Its gior'os shall restore,
And thus the EYES III Al sleep in death
Shall wake - close no more.
On the ID l. slant a. her residence near Wood
berry, Baltimore county, Nd, May. Wife of j.
5 pa 20 II. Ia he >lXt' NTH Var ~ her agn