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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

MAYORS CoURT-MAYoR MAYO PREsI-
DISG-THURsDAY MoRNING.-The con-
tinued case of John Harris and James
Childress, charged with stealing pictures
and a blanket from Patrick Reynolds, was
called up, and the parties were discharged,
the case being simply one in which the
right of ownership was involved.
William a.. Bibb (negro), charged with
stealing plank from the City Springs lot,
was arraigned. He showed a dubious
looking permit to get the wood, purporting
to come from Corporal O'Conner; where
upon he was discharged.
Emma Bell (negress), second appear.
ance this week, charged with being drunk
in the street and unable to take care oi
herself, was sent to Jail.
Hezokiah Macklin (negro) was arraigp.
ed for stealing jack-screw valued at
eighty dollars from A. B. Lampkin. II
appeared that the screw was hired by
Lampkin, and that the owner hired it to
Macklin, and he carried it off. The case
was dismissed, rs-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

THE ROSE COURT OF o INoUIRY.-This
court continued its session yesterday, and
more witnesses were examined.
William Fleggenheimer testified to facts
happening at the Third Ward polls on the
day of the election. He saw Colonel Rose
order Berry Amos from the platform on
which he was standing, issuing Conserva-
tive tickets, in very ungentlemanly
manner. Witness was subsequently
driven off the street by Ben Scott, who
said that he was acting under Colo
mel Roses orders. Heard Fitchett say
to Colonel Rose that Amos was not
a loyal man, and that he was issuing
wrong tickets. Amos said that he was
giving true Conservative tickets, and
offered to show them to Colonel Rose. The
latter persisted in his order to Amos to get
down. Amos was not disorderly in his
manner. The crowd ordered away by
Ben Scott was doing nothing but standing
on the street.
Isaac Walker testified that lie called on
Colonel Rose, in front of the City Hall, on
the first morning Of tho election, on be-
half of the Central Committee, and re-
quested him, with this explanation, to al
low them to place two white men inside
the polls. Colonel Rose answered, Z" No,
stree ~ he then asked him if he could
show him that frauds had been practiced
upon. him that would be sufficient reason
for granting the request. Colonel Rose
said, "By G., no sir. You white men
may go to HI"
William James Epps testified to the facts
in regard to the driving Of the crowd of
white men away !. ON the Third Ward,
and testified in Substance to what had
been previously said by other witnesses in
the same connection.
The court adjourned until II o'clock
this morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

Yesterday morning a crowded court
room testified the public interest in the
Phillips murder case. The floor of the
house was filled, and the galleries seemed
scarcely able to sustain their burden of
men and women.
At quarter past 10 o'clock the prisoner
arm of Deputy Sheriff Eggleston. His step
was firm, and his eye met without waver-
ing the curious stare of the assembled
spectators. Traces of sleepless night of
anxiety were visible upon his countenance,
but the blankneSS so frequently commented
upon by those in attendance upon the
court was still observable. After seating
himself by the side of his counsel he en-
tered into conversation with few friends
who gathered around.
The jury came in at halfpast 10 and
assumed their customary seats. In few
moments they were followed by the Judge,
who Immediately took his seat, and the
court was opened. All the jurors answered
to their names.
The clerk Gentlemen, have you agreed
upon verdict
Mr.. Crenshaw foreman: We have not.
The Court: Gentlemen; you will retire
again to your room. The sheriff will take
charge Of she jury.
Mr.. Crenshaw: deem it proper to say
to your Honor that we do not believe 1t
possible to reconcile the difference of
opinion. 1t is hardly probable that we can
agree upon a verdict any sooner in our
room than if we were to sit here in our
seats.
The Court In case of so much gra-
vity and Importance, in which three
weeks have been passed in hearing the
evidence, and four days in hearing the ar
gument, it is certainly proper that sutfl-
cient time be allowed for deliberation.
The sheriff will escort you to your room.
l would further say to you, that should
any Of the jurors desire to communicate
with their families, either verbally or by
writing, such communication mast be
made in the presence Of one of the She
riffs. .. ..
The jurors were then conducted to the
Senate chamber, in charge Of Deputy
Sherifts Magruder and Smith.
The court took a recess until o'clock
P. NJ. .
After the recess the jury were again
brought in, forcing their way through the
dense crowd In reply to the question of
the Clerk, the foreman replied that they
were still unable to agree upon verdict.
The Judge ordered that they be again
placed in charge of the sheriff. lie
charged that officer to be more strict than
ever in keeping the jurors together, and
preventing intercourse with outsiders.
They were then escorted to their room at
the Exchange Hotel, with instructions to
be in attendance at the opening OF the
court this morning, unless they should
sooner agree upon their verdict.
1t is understood that the jury stood ten
for conviction and two for acqulttal.
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Correction OF an Error.

RICHMOND, VA, November 2l, 1867.
To the Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Dear Sir,-In your paper of this morn.
ing appeared a notice that MIR. Oscard
Newman has been appointed, sat the IN
stance of General Tochman, as agent tor
the State of Virginia to influence 'nn'gra-
ton from Germany" Please to correct
this error. Mr.. Newman has not been ap-
pointed agent for the State of Virginia, as
stated in said notice. He has only been
selected by me, and will be sent to Europe
by me to attend to special business reia-
ting to immigration in Virginia; and ob.
tained for him from the executive Office Of
this State letter of introduction to the
Ministers of the United States accredited
to the German States, that he might oh.
tain the protection due him as aaS i,tlzeh !, Oh
the United States should he need II.
Yours, very respectfully,
G. ToCHMAN,
European Agent for State of Virginia.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

WYMAS's GIFT MATINEE proceeds
of the matinee this afternoon at Virginia
Hall with the exception of the cost OF the
a;f,s % will be donated by Professor Wyman
70 aid the Methodist Sunday School So
ciety of this city in supplying the wants OF
hundreds of destitute children with cloth
ing suitable for the approaching winter win Or
season. s We suggest to the day schools to
dismiss at 2 o'clock today, to give the
hoys and girls chance to attend: Let
the house be crowded, and hosts of well
clad children will long remember the
charity thus bestowed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

PROPOSED MEETING OF V!RGlNlA
FARMERs.-Itis understood that the EXecu,
tive Committees of the State Agricultural
Society and of the Central Agricultural
Society of Virginia propose to meet in a
faw days for the purpose of considering
the the nropriety of calling meeting of farm
ers m in this city on the llth of December.
= A large number Of promine11t and .;,; s1pe, ss
rienced agriculturists in the State Will De
hare at that time in attendance upon the
Gov Conservative Convention, and it is thought
that an excellent opportunity Will be
Afforded them for an interchange OF views
a. 49, recard to those matters in which farm
ers are particularly Interested.
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The MoyEY PREssURR.-The merchant and the
artzan complain Of the stringsncy OF the money
market. The banker and the broker sing tn same
song, and the gentleman Of leisure, az well as tn
professional man, prolong the cry. But none Of
these representatives Of the various callings and
vocations Of life seem to have conceived the re-
medy. It Is simple, and within the reach Of ALL
Keep your name before the public. Print circu-
lars, cards, labels. handbills, letter heads bill
heads, posters, and tags. ALI the foregoing and
ever other kind and description of " ork known
to the great art be executed cheaply, promptly
and artisticelly at the DIsP ATcH PRINTING HOUSE.
Specimens by the thousand on exhibition. Call
and examine.
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A-Ew GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH

z-EW GOODS, CHEAP FOR CASH
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleachsd Sheetings,
Pillow case Cottons,
Linen sheetings and Pillow Linens;
Great bargains II Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous de LANES;
yEEY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Reps, Grape, Merino,
Biarritz, Fonta!ne, de LANES,
Poplins, ottomans,
Alpacas, Rombazines, &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH PoPL1Ns.
shawls, Shawls;
Fine assortment Flannels, Table Damask,
Napkins. Balmorsl Skirts, Csssmeres,
sutinet,s, Kentucky Jeans, &C., at
WILLIAM N. BELL & CO.'S.
ss2s so7 Broad street.
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Considerable activity prevails on the great
farms of the tidewater country. Some of
them have changed hands this fall, and
others have been divided to suit the new
system Of labor. The crops Of wheat that
have been sowed, and other preparations
for the coming year, display an energy
that speaks we'll for their present owners.
Much complaint is made against some OF
the proprietors of wharves in the country
for the charge Of fifty cents alleged to be
levied upon every one who uses them in
taking the boat.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

FpoM NoRFoLK TO RIcHAoND.--Ihe
trade and travel on the James river be-
tween Richmond and the two cities OF
Worfolk and Portsmouth is regularly &C
ma"nmodated ~, by the good steamer John
eoi c',nastsr whereof Captain q. Clifford is
1s,,v,l ~ nopular captain. The wharyes on the
Inc op pop have mostly been repaired, and the
f,ser :, e n,sr usually stops about twenty times
sse sssa ths transfer of freight and passengers.
loI ma;s snG 5;na isyery popular, and Is great
aanyanience an,s M to the people along thesriVer'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

Mrs. LANDER's BENEFIT.-To-night, the
occasion of her benefit, Mrs. Lander will
appear as Medea," fayorite character,
which, we hear, she renders to perfection.
It is not often that our people can enjoy
true first-class dramatic entertainments,
and an opportunity such as is afforded by
Mrs. Lander's presence should not be
missed. She has not met with the appre
citation she deserves since her arrival, and
we.hope that an amend will be made to-
night. She is undoubtedly fine actress,
and no one will regret the investment
necessary in order to see her.
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4stctiO7e Safes THIS D0Y.

COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 o'clock
very good assortment of household fur
niture.
f. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 o'clock nice
lot of furniture.
COOK s &LAUGHTONwill sell at u O'Clock,
at the foot of Twenty-ffth street, the
oyster sloop "Cucumber."
GRUBBS WILLIAMS will sell at II
O'Clock 4 valuable farm on Ashcake road,
two and half miles from Ashland, to-
gether with stock, crops, etc.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN RICH
uoNp PosT-oFF1CE NOVEMBER 2l, 1861
A. NJ. Fields, Henning Creek post-offce,
Va. misdirected; G. W. Grant, Petersburg,
Va, no stamp; Joseph Warton Dabney,
Richmond, Va, no stamp; Moline ,. Ell
SOD, Washington, D. c., no stamp; Mr.
Hobbs, Manchester, Va, no stamp; r,
box 1913 Richmond, Va, no stamp; Schultz
s. Co., New York, no stamp; RollsSom,
Krauss S Co., Baltimore, Nd, no stamp.
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DEAD THIS! r e A D T 81 81!
IL AND YOU WILL PROFIT BY 1T
GREAT BARGAI
IN ALL STYLES OF DRY GOODS
OPENING THIS MORNING

OPENING THIS MORNING
AT
yZKElEI,s CHEAP DRY GOODS STORE.
No. 1, MAIN STREET,
(nearly opposite st. Charles Hotel, next door "
Mr. Julius Bears cheap shoe store,l
5000 yards Dest quality CALICO Tor nlnePen'e
& yard and upwards; r,,,p.cupn
g. 900 wards best BLBACHED and UNB1EAohhD
SHIETlNGS for a ninepence yaId ,cupD
$500 yards BLEACHkD and 9NsLhAi,HlnSc o shi,lnS !.
5000 yalds G,u DDS FOR MEMS and BOle
WEAH-sellng off st grsst tnn bargains m 'ne's
5000 wards WHITE, RED. YELLOW, BLUE, ana
:. G&AY FtANssLsS dSS very cheap; pptv,e, 8. ex.
treInely low prices just 70 suit % these haIo
tines" when you have but little money 10
II Won nav. Dry Goods TO purchase, call at my
s'cfe, and VOC win be surely suited In STYLE ana
Prices. aud save at least twenty tve Pc. ahi Set
on all you have to buy. Be sure to ma me llgnt .
store, which is designated by the large swing ins
sign with the inscription OF oon, crnpx u,
" EZEklEL'S CHEAP pRY UOODn oiOna:
Store closed on Saturdays. Gu -
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THE CATHOLIC FAIR.-The Catholic
fair continues source of attraction for
all those fond of enjoying themselves and,
at the same time, OF beiLg waited upon by
pretty and fascinating ladies. Don't neg
lect to avail yourselves of the opportunity
of spending pleasant evening and contri-
buting to the cause Of charity.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

SCHOOL. HOUSE FOR CoLoRED PEOPLE - :
The Newbridge Baptist church, on the is
N;ne.mile in road, about five and nan
m;iss ~ m; from Richmond, recently sold for
,hn ,hnIo henefiI of the Four-nail Creek church,
has has been repaired and fitted up as a scnool n D.
for Sus negroes. Dseu They have now about forty
uobolees' .Ot Ies taught by Miss Anable free of
stnr Sharaa Major Anable, father of Miss A.
orsre;ses ers general supervision over the
49,, 49, and we learn that it is one OF the
p most t,ourishing in the county.
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rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO
CHLABgRLAIs'S OFFICE,
RIcHMnSn NnYAmhaI IL 1851

RICHMOND, November 2l, 1867. I
Resolutions adopted by the Council OF the city
Of Richmond On The Hth day OF August 1901
l. Rssolued, That the polls be opsnsd at the va.
tbs Legi.latars on the 10th OF September next, to
take the sense Of the qualified voters of the city
he on Sss,n5 os, as hs a
and Ohio Railroad Company, subject TO the fol-
lowing provisions Procided, That the Chssa-
pea ks and Ohio Railroad Company shall imms-
diatsly pledge itself 70 commence ths short lins
railroad from Richmond TO Charlottesville as
soon as the Chesapeake and ohio railroad shall
be completed Snd put In operation TO the head OF
steam boat navigation on the Kapawha river. and
continue TO completion without unreasonable de-
(. That the Dor ds OF the city shall be received
In pay ment OF the subscription at discount OF not
That said subscriptions shsll not become
binding until o, her responsible parties have sub-
scribed the sum OF three llions Of dollars 10 the
| stock Of the said company.
II i, now proposed to adopt In place Of the fore
going the following resolutions, which srs before
| the Counc II for further ctnsiderAtlop end aeaon
thereon on Monday next at hall p4ssA O'CLOCK z.
i. Rssotoed, That polls be opened M on :, tho tn
rant places hsrstoiors used for voting In this
city, for the purpose OF asesrsaintpg the ssnse OF
the voters upon the question WasthSa inc ehy
preferred eight per cent stock OF tho Chesapsak ka
and Ohio Kailrosd Company such polls 10 bs
akSa "a In eosiGr ssbGasd ~ sa.S ss Noysmber
keeping the poll OF nonresident fresholders dis
tinct from the others.
2. Resolved, That the condition heretofore I'm.
posed upon the said subscription, deel4rinx ~ -
|. shall not be valid unless three millions OF aoi
lars In addition be subscribed By parties n otnsf
than The city be and the same /. hsrs9' aosI.
Resolved, hat II amsloh!yy,in,ioa' msloihiy NO par,
psa SSpss s:asS cosp.ay ss
sa.sr ,n.S am Of sDd Wss. y;
gina sse and
ne Gonst Compsny sbalI BY resolution Of the
eompany, bind themselves 70 soasi,usss
caIoSS, IoSS,.hmond as soon az the Chesapeake aao
sIbio railroad IS finished to the ohi9 rssf as ans
provided. further. that the saoser,pnon ~ ~
ing sight per cent interest per snnum ct no 8ssst
/. ar a. coni.t than ten per cent;
Published by order OF the Coupsn. oprox
IN and cta,k koSC Couneil.
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THE RICHMOND DIsTILLERIEs.-Nea early
all the Richmond distilleries have ceased
operations, the proprietors claiming that
the present large revenue tax excludes all
hope of profit without evasion of the law.
Jones & Byrnes gave bond yesterday to
abide the issue of trial, and will obtain
possession of their establishment in day
or two
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

THE TRoTTING MATCH YEsTERDAY.-A
trotting match for 500 a side came OIL
yesterday at Jackson Park course between
Mr.. Wescott's bay gelding and Mr..
Bakers black mare Katy Darling. The
bay came out best, making five miles in
fifteen minutes and six seconds.
The race was well attended, and much
enthusiasm was manifested by the specta-
tors. Mr.. Wescott proposes hereafter to
call the bay after General Mulford.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

HENR1Co COUNTY CoURT.-In this court,
on Wednesday, William N. Taylor alias
Clark, indicted on the 4th instant for the
larceny of two mules, and Beverly Will
liams, indicted ON the same charge, were
recognized to appear for trial on the first
Monday in December.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

CIRCUIT Court OF RICHMoND-JUDGE
JOHN A. MEREDITH PREsIDING.-This court
has been in session since the 4th instant,
and great many cases have been disposed
of. The Judge seems determined to clear
his docket as soon as possible. The court
was engaged on yesterday in calling over
the Office Judgment docket.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

C. R. REBs / Co., Photographic Artists, hsVs
lust received from Europe hns assortment oi
fancy cases, frames, ,pas's psrtous. &C. suitable
for their inimtsble porcelain pictures; impe1iA.
cards eartss de vtsi.e, and amoroeypes al OF
which win be sold at very reasonable prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

To CTRE CH1LLs AND FKvERs there Is no
preparation more to be relied on than the cels.
brated ssus conqueror put up by WOOD b Soy,
corner Of Fifth and MarahRll streets. It hss been
very successfully used this season.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-22

ExEcur1vE.-The Governor on yesterday
onnointed Mr.. James N. Dunlop, OF this
city. notary public for Richmond and the
county of Henrico.
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Lectures.

A LECTURE WILL BE DELIVER.
"a ED before the Biblical Society Of Richmond
College by hEv. MOSES D. H0GE, D. D., at the
First Baptist church, on FRIDAY the 22d of Mo-
vember, q: half past p. n, the proceeds to be
appropriated for the benefit Of the Richmond Col
les Sabbath school.
Admission fee TWENTY-FIvE CENTS.
no 1S-td
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D,vyocaac,rrs-Tbere have been six divorces
granted n by Judge Meredith during tins
nonth and FIVE more cases remain on tne
,docketto beiaeted upon,
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European Agent for 5

Very appropriate presents for the spproaenlps
ho,idays ara RREs 4 Co.'s beautiful porcelain
pictures, imperial cards. &c. Do not delay Dut
90 at once and he taken.
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Take your family to RsEs Il Co.'s and have
them artisusslly photographed. sistings secnred
ten days in advance. As the days are short.
make an early start.
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DOR SALE CHEAP, Fob CASH,
Il POUR SAND CARTs and 2 DkSY 81 gn,s gns,s
tantsed. apply ut the toll h1psso r WAYo
bridge, or 70 .. o..sahnnss- j
os G-n AsSVs ""ss~SSs"
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DR. RICHARD A. WISE, having To-

Gated in the city, offers his professional Se''i'''
to the public. Ciice under the Ballard hou'''
residence, corner OF Ninth and Marshall streeS.
HO2-lmS =
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HIRsH & GU0GENAEIMER.

DRICES OF DRY GOODS RE
| DUCED-We have reduced the prices OF all
goods on hand. and GREAT BARGAINS may be
expected oar stock'is large and wsil-selected.
Va would invite merchants as we'll hs consumers
10 giv. Us a call before buying elsewhere, rs we
f.. certain II will bo to their interest In addl-
I.,te lines of Hosiery, Gloves. Corsets. h0op.
tk.rts, Hnndkelchiefs, Ladies'. Gents, and Chll-
lr.uis Aorino Shirts and Drawers:
j. C. COURTNEY SON,
ro5l,n sl5 Broad street
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PhysjciGns.

IRA. e. PETICOLAs has dissolyed &c,
- hs connection with the New "r!ean1I rf!eannnIns,veiy
to the practice OF HIS profession IN this @ ES
ptice. ol5 Franklin street; residence Vain
htrsst hoS--A-
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Sun nrises.........7.0s Moon rises............3.1s
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 81, 1857.
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers. L. 3. Tatum.
Schooner Statesman, Baker, City Point, Ia bal
last, Crowell Currie.
Schooner Addie Walton, Rich, Boston, msrchan-
disc, Crowell Currie.
Schooner General Grant, -, Philadelphia,
COAL Brazeal & Cottrall.
Schooner William and James, Outten, PE!ladel-
phia, coal, W. b. Davis.
SAILED.
Schooner Mohawk, Bradley. New York, grain,
Curtis, Parker Il Riddick.
MEMORANDA.
schooners n. P. Smith, Grace, and 6. r. Con.
mover, Robinson. cleared from Philadelphia for
Richmond on 20th.
Steamer Mystic, schermerhorn, sailed from
White House for Norfolk on 2lst
NEW YORK, November goth Cleared, schooner
3 Waterman, Edgal. for Richmond.
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100 PENITENTIARY CARTS, diff
VWD farsnt kinds Wagons and WhselbArfoWs,
for ala ut reduced prices BY 0snsIsi sgsnv, ~
ondso OF (nolsl ARAWfkAD y VAS4,
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T ARGE SUPPLY OF FALL AMI
WINTER DRY .GooDsl
GREAT DECLINE IN PRICES !!
BEST BARGAINS NOW OFFERED AT
ISAAC HUTZLER's,

S2s Broad street, corner OF Sixth.
Having just returned from New YORK. "nete
bought large quantities Of all KINDS OF nni
GOODS At the recent heavy decline, am enaoiou
and tsterntped 10 offer the GREATEST INDUCE
kgSfs to pprch asers, and respectfully soiioi' '
from all in want.
- ISAAC NJ HbDNN-
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Meetings.

MIDLOTHIAN NOTICE.-A general
Ifl meeting of the stockholders OF the MIDLO-
THAN COAL MINING COMPANY will be held
on SATURDAY the 30th instant at II o'clock, at
the Office of the Company In this city.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
no 20-td JOHN e.. SrAHARD, Secretary.
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TOR BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
Il AN BOSTON Semi woeklyN $751;
Line = Powhatan Steamboat Com esz@Z
pany-Cheapest Route-Frsights Re- Sxxzs2s7sxSz
ducsd-No Charge for Wharfage by this Line-No
Transhipment OF Goods Leaves Baltimore every
Wednesday and Saturday - Leaves Richmond
every Wednesday and Sunday at 6 o. clock A. NJ =
steamer STATE OF MARYLAND D, captain THOMAS
TKAvERs, will leave hare SUNDAY MORHl NG ats
O'Clock. Freight received every day Sunday
excepted) up 10 o clock p. N. This steamer has
splendid saloons, staterooms, and passenger &C.
commodations. Fare reduced to THREE DOL
LARS Meals and staterooms extra. For freight
or passage apply 10
DAVID 4 WILLIAM CURRIR.
Office at Charles T. Workman q Co.'s, Fifteenth
street. no 22-2t