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ABLE CHARACTERS and MEMORABLE pIt si;S
OF THE HOLY LAND. tn" contributors t, iii,
WORK are S0lhcicnt guarantees of It's v,lur. Henry
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d., Joseph Cummings, u u. Id. Pres Of We.
i'Nah Univ, 1t. Rev. Thos. NJ Clark; HShnn Of H.
!" ~ AS'nlSufc meeting wiih sizing srr.~,
selling from - t" 300 copies each per month II
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address III" publisher
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Deafness! Deafness! Deafness !

DIR ROGERS ELECTRO MAGNETIC on, is the
greatest medicine ever discovered ur The CURE oil
DEAFNESS, having cured numbers of persons in
different pnr'a Of the country within the last year
u Is Warranted perfectly safe. No danger be
done to the ear hy using this medicine
pk, - ROGERS Sole Proprietor,
20G Dock Street Phadei pha Pa.
Sold by DR, T. X. FokEaAy, EIkton; c, J., LAMAR,
Port Depnsii, and by all Druggists
June e. lSb7-lV
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DIVIDENDS. The Board of Directors of
the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad, on the 18th inst. declared Il semi
annual dividend of four per cent, clear OF
tax, on the capital stock Of the Company.
All 4 meeting OF the Chesapeake and Della
ware Canal Company, on the Sd inst, a divi
dend of three per cent, clear of tax, was
declared. All holders and owners of shares
Of stock and scrip issued by the Company
are required to present their certificates Of
said stock and scrip to the Treasurer, at his
Office, No. All Walnut street, Philadelphia.
rs soon as practicable, that the certificates
Of the new issue Of stock may be given
therefor, in accordance with the recent acts
OF the Legislatures Of Maryland and Della.
ware, changing the par value Of shares Of
stock from $500 per share to $50 per share.
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sHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
HEtapclp's EXTRACT BpcHu,
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PRoCEEDINCs OF THE County CoMMIs.
SIoXnHs.-At their meeting, June nth to
18th inclusive, the following business was
transacted:
Jos. II. Brooks resignation as Constable
ID Dist. filed, and Oh petition to that effect,
VIM. p Fowler was appointed in his stead,
and bond approved.
Order passed resembling former order
authorizing the making Of II road through
lands Of Edward Glackcn, in 9TH Dist, and
Thos Kennard, Road Supervisor, was or.
dered to erect a small bridge over Basin
Run, on the cid road, near u. Glacken' S.
The untavorabIe report OF examiners on
proposed new road near Geo. NJ. Grow S
was fled
Bonds Of Geo. IIaines, Andrew W. Brick.
ley, Thos. kcnnard, Job II. Kirk, John
Smith, Reuben Grtiith, Road Supervisors.
filed and approved.
Order adopted requiring Road Supervisors
to furnish, in their accounts of per diem for
supervision, the dates Of the days employed,
as well as the aggregate number Of days.
Several road and bridge petitions were
filed and laid over, and large number of
accounts passed for the Levy.
THE COUNTY LEVY.
On the 18th inst. the Commissioners met
to make the Levy.
The accounts passed and items prepared
for Levy prior to this day meeting, together
with few items determined then, being
footed up, it was found that the aggregate
of county charges, including balance for
insovences and incidental expenses, was
77,355.lO. The assessment book having
been prepared in accordance with the cor
rections, deductions, &C., ordered, it was
found that the aggregate amount Of property
liable to county taxes for 1867, was SS,317,.
1853, and that rate Of 80 cts. on the 500
on that sum was requisite to raise the amt.
of charges as above stated, whereupon that
rate was levied. 1t is just the sum levied
last year, Q8GG.) As the rate of State tax
for 1867 is 10 cts. on the 500 less than in
1866, it will be seen that the State and County
Levy is $l.l3 on the 500, inst cad Of Sl.2a
as last year. The Levy tor 1867 includes
$4,000 for the new Bohemia Bridge,
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CAUzE UNDERSHIRTs for sale by
u l.. BROWN 4 BRO
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sorry that ms audience was com posed almost
entirely OF white men, as he had some good
advice for both. He urged upon his fellow
citizens to do all within their power 20 bring
Virginia back into the Union. and thereby re-
lieye the State OF the military yoke which
however mildly administered, was neverthe.
less oppressive. The course, he said, w,s
plain-duty TO self and country demanded
prompt and decisive action. He was =
friend 10 the colored man-would educate
him-would lift him mp.
If elected 10 seat in the Convention. Mr.
McRac said he would, TO the utmost Of his
n ability carry out the reconstruction acts. He
did not endorse that portion OF the platform,
upon which he was nominated, with reference
TO universal suffrage: had always approved
universal suffrage. MIR. McRae's remarks
were we'll received, and characterized through
out with ability.
Captain Cosby was next called TO the stand,
and briefly addressed the meeting upon the
political prospects Of the country, urging the
party 10 stand firm and not fail
TO come ont TO the polls
Mr.. Abel was not present, having been ds-
tanned in Richmond.
After Captain G.. had concluded his re.
marks, Mr.. James A. Clark was loudly calleo
for and addressed the meeting.
The Conservative party OF Manchester 10
thoroughly aroused. and we hope the enthu-
siasm will not abate till victory has been se-
cared.
At 4 late hour the meeting adjourned.
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auction Safes This Dan.

'hUBBS WILLIAMS will sell upon the rrs-
N!aes. atl2 o'clock N, the farm formerly oTn-
ed by John George, containing 625 acres. lying
on both sides ot the York kiver railroad and
extending 10 the Chickahominy The i'm
provements consist of e. framed dwellng
houses for lsborers, kitchen, corn house, and
stabe
a. X. CRUMP. H. G. G. r., will sell on Bank
street between Ninth and Tenth, u. 10 a. NJ a
lot Of wine and bittsrs, furniture, two watches
sc.
E. GATHR1G HT will sell al bis stors, at 10 O'Clock
lot OF furniture, consisting OF bedsteats,
chairs, tables, bureaus; hair, shuck, and other
mattresses; crockery glassware, cu,lery, &c.
Also, dry goods, clothing. boots, shoes, and
fancy goods.
]. n. COOKE will sell this morning al his stors.
Seventh sweet between Broad and N 4rshall
assortment OF furniture, cooking stoves,
crockery, bacon, etc.
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ARRIVED.
Steamer State OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, D. s. w. Currie.
eAILBD.
Steamer John Sylvester, clifford. Norfolk mer-
cbandi.s and passengers, l.. h Tatum.
Schooner E. ArcuIarins. Gregory, Providence,
r. l., ria Norfolk, Crowoll 4 Curris.
BELOW.
schooners Alice Cnrrs. Peter'on; Maria Price,
- from Philadel phia; and seven others, whose
names ars lot reported.
MEMORANDA
Schoonars K. q Hand, Hand and NJ. ]. Fisbar,
Fisher, cleared from Pniladsphia for Richmond
on The 4th i"ttlut
WHITE Hor-E. October ls.-Arriyed. steamer
Mystic, Norfolk, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond ana York klvsr kailroai.
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The CANVASS. S.-At an early hour on yester-
day il was rumored that the three Conserva-
tive candidates-Nlessrs. McRae, Cosby, ana
Abell--were in town, and would address the
citizens NJ clock Precisely at cioeN
Messrs. McRae and COSBY made their appeai
ance at the Town Hall, where 4 large CIV" ",
dresses. -, hair
w. G Taylor, Esq, was appoihteu ~ ~ :.
man, who briefly explained the ooJso' -
meeting. rI.,a no ,vss
MIR. McRae took the stand. he sa'u nc "as
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JcWejers, &c.
'rHE DOLLAR STORE, "

"THE DOLLAR STORE"
y. ,1s MAIN, COHNER NINTH STREET,
...Iyr Campbulla Photograph Ga!iery1
r Presents the largest aud most magnificent
stock Of
GgLD-PL4TEo JEWELRY AND SILVER
PLATED WARE
:7eJ oGyf"t in this or any other city. The stock
Includes Al! the novelties for fall and
wLter, just issuei, for
LADIES a.. GEHTLEMES' WEAR;
l@1!Urs:y!o aul perfection "f workmanship
Viii challenge competition with the
mos: expensive gold goods.
Ion ara rsrl ec.tuliy invited 10 examine the
s:oeE, and supply your wants for
one Dol LAR.
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SENTIMENTS OF RADICAL CASDTDATE FOR
THE CoSvESrIor.-Wc present Tor the cohside-
ration of white Republicans tn" following eX-
tract from Il speech delivered on the Sd oi
April last by Lewis Lindsay, one of til" Hun
nicutt negro candidates tor the State Con-
Yention:
He hoped all would vote for the most radi-
cal man who presents himself tor their SUI
frages.'' " We are now he continued, zen
rDute for legislative halls and offices of trust.
Nothing can stop MS. The rebels have got tc
take Uncle Sans steel pill, If ii has u bad
taste. Ny friends, vote for the man who will
bring you into his parlor, who viii eat dinner
with you, and who, If you want her, will let
YOU marry his daughter. Whose daughter is
better than mine whose is NOR" respectable
None. Aud If marry 4 white girl, whose bu-
SnnsS IS IL but mine?
Lindsay once n carrier for the Dt$p"fh,
subsequently 4 bllipostrr, and IS no" leader
of Il brass band. He aspire5 1T present TO as
sist in framing the new Constitution OF II
gina.
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DECLINES THE HoSoR.-By the following
communication it VIII be seen that DR.. sharp
declines TO become Il candidate 10 the Constl-
tutiOual Convention:
"Posr-oFFIcE, RICHMOND, October Is, lsG5
- 70 III. EditDr IF III. DiSpatci:
~ noticed in your paper of to-day that L
had been nominated rs Il delegate To the Con-
venton for the revision of the Constitution OF
the State in onformity with the reconstrnc-
ton acts of Congress.
.Iam not a candidate, nor can I consent,
under the circIms t;uces, 10 the use of my
name. Respectfully,
ALEXANDER SHARP"
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LgsLIg's MAGAZINE FOR NovgMBgR.-Wea are
indebted 10 Turner, llli Main street Rich
rnond ne.rsdeal,.r, &c, for the above uaSi.
zine Turner has on hand At all times iuli
and complete assortment OF All leading piinIl- :
n.,ions and rr notice that H. is now putting
up new shelving for the purpose OF increasing :,
his facilities III supplying school books ana
atjOuery
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GRM OF A STEAMER FOR SALE Will be
seen BY the advertisement In the Dispatch that
an exceedingly convenient and useful steam pro-
peller, drawing only eighteen to twenty -four
inches, and thirty feet long, is for sale by MI
G GsokGs w. GILLIAN. 1t 10 a lovely specimen OF
marine architecture and her machinery Is ex-
cslent 1t la nns opportunity for any one who
wants such boat, either for pleasure or practical
service,
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FoR rHS LADrEs.-Frnnk L>stie's L0dys Mayo
zine and gazette Of Fashion for Novsmbe, Just
received at CRUTcRrInLp's, No. I'll Broad street,
few doors below tho Theatre. This Ia capital
number, and no lady should be without Il. The
fashion plates are really superb.
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oAKwoOD MEMORIAL FESTIVAL.
SECOND DAY.

The lakewood Festival continues to attract
the . manhood and beauty" of Richmond.
The rooms are taste:ully arranged. large, and
afford fine opportunity FOR promeuades. The
lady managers and the tidy and beautiful
mattresses flew about the room last night as If
encouraged in their good work. We are
pleased 10 hear that their efforts have been
thus far successful
The following contribu lions We're received
yesterday, and for which the ladies return
their most grateful thanks:
Mrs. Thomas Baldwin : Bread and jelly
cake.
Mrs. Thomas Taylor-Sponge cake.
Mrs. William Coulling-Ornamental cake.
Mrs. A. 5. Lee--Broiled chickens and bread.
Mrs Henry Bodekcr-Jelly.
Mrs. William B. Jones-Large ornamental
cake.
Miss Nancy Hil-Snowballs.
Mrs. L. ). Turpin-Apples.
Mrs. J. X. Childrey-Jelly cakes and pickles.
Mrs. Charles Talbott-Fruit cake and jelly
cake.
Mrs. SchaiTar-Q uan tity OF small cakes.
Mrs. John Currie-Large collection Of beau
tiful flowers
Mrs. Saunders-Roast pig.
Mrs. n. B. Hill-tlowers, large box OF
Green, OF Danrille.
Mrs. Clemmitt-Bread and pickles.
Mrs G. l. Raldwin-An ornamental cake.
Miss Mary +. Brannon, OF Henrico-Two
DOllleS pI C'iLSHp olls PIite u IltSli
Mrs. II. n. Atknsou-Fancy Jelly cake.
Miss Mary Hall-Lot of buns.
Mrs. John Slnton-Bread, sponge cake.
Miss Kate McMinn-LarSes sponge cake.
Mrs Dr. Crump--Bread.
Mrs. G. Prince-Je!ly cake and currant
jelly.
Mrs. Il. a. Mayo-Bread
Contributions in money-Mrs. A. Bodeker.
Mrs. L. Hudnutt, Mrs. J. NJ. Estes.
Our people, young and Old can find no bet
ter place to spend the evening than IT the
Festival Gentlemen can obtain all the deli
cacieS found ut the most fashionable restau-
rant 10 make Il good supper. Refreshments OF
all kinds are furnished 1t any hour OF the day
and until Il late hour II night.
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ARRESTS YRsTERDAV.-The following were
entered ut the lover station
Emanuel Davenport fcolored). charged VIE
stealing a gold watch and chain, valued at
80, from Joseph Kennedy lcolorrd.D
William Debbrick, charged with having the
same watch and chain in his possession,
knowing the same 10 have been stolen.
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SALE OF PRISrlSG Presses ASp NATEkIA ~ -
Yesterday, in pursuance of an order Oh 'i'e
United States District Court lol -,
h.,mllruntrv MrssrS. Sampson Jones, Jr., y co
sold the valua BILE printing presses anu mate
rial, with large assortment OF type, useu III
the publication of The Hc'tm3Hd ltn.S aiiu anu
other papers, at the corner OF fonrtren'n anu
M,;n streets There was Il very far attend
.,,.a ~, n.rsons engaged in the "art preserFa-
iive of all ar1s" The following is@a list OF
~. ,ric.s obtaiued for the presses 1aSlor
.cylinder presses--one at $1,000 ana one a,
81 1900; Adams's book and JOB pie:ses--o ",n,ii
81 So one al 81 ,3.j, and one III s''J' slhal
cnrd,n card presseS--one-at $40 and one a.
s,Is The other articles sold quite well
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LUNCH AND DISSER can be- procured by bu-
siness men At any hour 1t the rooms OF the
Oakwood Association, over Paine Y Co 5 huc-
tiou-rooms. Restaurant prices charged
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SALE OF BANK STocK.-Sergetnt Dudley sofa
Yesterday, III pursuance OF decree Ot ltich-
mond Hastings Court in the chancery sult
STYLED the National Bank OF Virginia against
:. II. Suit and the Central Bank ot Ne" oFN,
105 shares of stock OF the National Bank OF
Eiryinia for 500 10.
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BRoApwAY MAaAzISg From a. ii. Chris
tian ( Co Main street, we have the October
number of this new monthly, which has ex
cited some sensation in the literary world.
This number has an attractive table Of con
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THE RrGUr Bower DIsGRUSrLED.-Hunni-
cutt and crew held pow-wow on tuesday
night At the New Nation Hall for the pur-
pose of raufying their ticket. The rattyers
found in their midst however, several disoon-
tented spirits, chief among them WardWell,
" the right bower of James Double Hunni-
cutt, the man who | found, when first ! saw
him, up stairs above livery stable, sitting
down ut 4 rough, unhewu table, with ms TWO
sons, tigh ting the good Republican iight, ana
eating cold corn bread and bacon. Nardweli
left the meeting with the wish That he would
be treated 10 warm quarters hereafter II he
ever Went TO another Radical meeting to speak
in favor of james Double L Hunnicutt.' y
The cool, icy man gave the . Friend ana Hero
regular rasping, accusing him OF acting IN
bad faith on al occasions aud towards every
body. He had abused Washburne rs 4 de-
ceiver and Copperhead, and but few weeks
after ward advocated him As L member or me
League. He had spoken against Underwood
rs corrupt man, unfit 10 be ted by he
publicauS, and in Il few days he was advoc;l-
ting him aS Il candidate for the tonT"ntion
He bade the - Friend and Hero good bye :
and III the words of the immortal Shakespeare,
would say
"Ca-sio never more be officer of mine
Corn bread and bacon may not hurt Hunni-
cutt's stomach, but they are little more thah
Right Bower" can stand aS regular articles
Of diet. As he took his leave OF the motley
crew, his brethren turned ungratefully upon
him with such scathng expressions rs these: Z:
" Umph just gwine away from here cause
we all won't buy your ole ccal an ice. Jess
mad cause he amt on de ticket an JedSe In.
derwood Is. | kuowd he want true. kno"
he was gwne back on de party, etc
Dr. Sterling, another leading light, mas aiso
faded and swears no more by the I" Friend and
Hero" Alas, sweet are the uses OF ad-
vcrsity,'' and hard is the contest for seat III
that almighty Convention
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The CONCERT AT THE FIRST BAPTIST oht .f.,a ken
rn.xItuY.-A deligh tful musical treat Is pro
missed our citizens in the grand organ e2uo., e,
10 be given IL The First baptlSt ehTtIi rIi,;np
,ha Distinguished organist of Kings Chapci
and Music Hall, Boston, will perform choiSe ICE,
selection OF pieces and arrangements ioi NV
organ. asa ,m,teup
Some of the best professional nhu ',ii'',.
.,,ant of this city, including double quar-
taite from the ''Nirginia German Sansfe
re;n have kindly volunteered their services
and will appear. 1r,,.iso
80; sho,vnp various com mbinations OF the or
ran ru' and ending with the great Fugne IN Gel
So. .. Des. S;rngers Grbet'; Slow MOVE
ment @ Song Overture, Gull Tell W. NV l,n In
Verdure Clad Grand Mwci reno OIL frieS.S fn'nnd
I,1I.I. :. Der Wald' Air with variations
.The The Harmonious Blacksmith =; lniiam"'uS'
). S,,I,al ~ Mater :; Overture, Zanetta."
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SUrEENE Court OF ArPBALs-N EDSEspAi
NoKSlyG.-In the case of MILAN IS. Georg"
K"phart, upon II writ OF SHyer%'isn& 10 = ludg-
mcnt rendered by the Circuit Court Of Alrx-
andria county on the 24,h day of May, l.5"
affirming with costs II Judgment recovered bN
the defendant against III" pl:trItiif IN Inc
County Court OF Alexandria county on 1hr
9Th day Of January, lSja, the court decided
that there was no error, and ordered the u,l-
IMAGES 10 be paid.
In the case OF j i'm Brown rs. Ihe common
wealth upon 4 writ of error 10 Il $Hp"rcht@S
To a Judgment of the Hastings Court OF Rlch-
mOnd til" court took time TO CONSIDER.
The case Of James NJ Walker and Others rs.
The Commonwealth, upon Writ OF error 20 Z;
Judgment Of the Judge of the Circuit Court OF
the city of Richmond, the arguments were
partially heard, and The case continued until
to-day.
Charles T.. Dnbncy, ESQ, qualified to pric-
tiCe in This court.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING AT LAUREL HILL.-He 9
are requested 10 state that the new DIVISION
of sons of TamDerance ut Laurel Hill Hem
rico county, viii be instituted on Monday m
stead of Tuesday evening next at hall past J
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FRANK J,ysLIg's LADY's MAGAZINE has been
placed upon oar table BY Turner, whose news
and periodical headquarters ara just above
the DLsDutch Office on Main street.
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Fryp CARNAGE Ayp CELERY-Wc acknow
ledge the receipt from Dir. J f.. l.. Messurirr
of one fine red cabbage and one magnificent
buuch OF celery.
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Turner, newsdsaer. &c, lll4 Main street, can
furnish newspapers, periodicals, and books as low
a. any responsible newsiea!er In the city. Bear
this in mind
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FROM TrRSER, iii Main street, we have the
October number Of the Southern Boys aAi
Girls NyuthiY.
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| MYsTERroCs.-We would call attention TO
| the rnys terious notice headed :. Second Rally
! in another column. The secret societies are II
| l,I.n
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late hour the meeting adjourned.

SILVER forks and spoons-all sizes and
patterns-for one dollar, at the I" Dollar store,
$50 Main street, corner Of Ninth.
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ShippiR!g.

TOk BALTIMORE, SAVANNAH,
T. AND BOSTON : TRI IWEEKLYa .eo1x -
OMPANY-ChEAPES ROUTE aESsxEs
pRElGHTS UCED-No CH.nGE t,x
wHhKFaGE BY THIS LlNE-no TRANsHIP-
NEWT OF GOODS. Leaves Baltimore every
TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY.
Leaves Richmond every TUESDAY. THURSDAY,
and SUNDAY at O'Clock A. M.-Ths steamer
PkTERsBUhG, captain RoBERr TRAvERs, will
leave here SUNDAY MORNING. At o'clock.
Freis ht recsivsd every day tSunday sxceDtsd) up
to o'clock Z. M. This steamer has splendid
saloons staterooins, and paBssngsr accommoda-
tions Fare T5. meals inc ludsd. Stalsroom. ~.
For freight or passage apply To
DAVID & WILLIAM CURRIB.
Chcs ut Charles T. Workman Co.'S. riheenth
straa, Oc H. 81
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THE FAsHIoSr.-We have received from
smith, 500 Broad street, Frank Lesls's Fushio
Bopk for November. Smith Keeps always II
good supply OF the latest periodicals and news
papers from all parts OF the known world.
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SEED WHEAT SroLES-Dr. Beatty, on the
Grove road had AL his seed wheat stolen on
Tuesday night:
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Hr.r1yGs CorHr or MAGISTRATES. - This
court met Yesterday but transacted no bnSi-
ness except that of granting u few ordinary
Licensees
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without being crowded in space, or cramped
in their condition, allowing sixty acres 10 the
family, one hundred population the square
Ia Fnr ar-iculturp.
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THURSDAY.........OCTOBER l., 1877.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIS.
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COM
BlNED CIRCULATION OF ALL TIE
OInkR DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITY.
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ELECTION TICKETS by tho million, and at short
notice. at the Dispatch Printing House. oc lo--lw
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Seedsn.en, Florists, dc.

CRANBERRY PLANTS for sale IN
any quantity Ready for d slivsry In october an
yovember ALLAN & JOHNSON,
"a ., I'm 1905 Main street.
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DlrRE OLD NI%EI AL R.-Cn conSiSn-
! rert SIX BAERSLS Old ISLE OF WIGHT
DER. VINEGAR, tor sale 10y
s.le Fourteenth street near Exchange Hotel.
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pLOUR. FLNu =, FLOUR Five hun
T ar.4 barrel. Valley FXTHA and SU-
!;EilE r o. couzi isnn"!; !or sale by
.-L WAGGONEs Il HARVEY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

.1'YkEPS.-lOO barrels & = + : =
y pEAkE, MERCHANTS, and PJRTLAHD 81
.p> ,r.r
4EHElNGS 100 barrels WOnD'S NO. ! CUT
5shAIEuS. iuII.s!zod barrels, for sale by ~
L. -. kGEnnT I. MlLLlANr 20.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-10-17

ruv TupArRg.-M'lic Ravel con TIMES 10 at
,rant amA GOOD audiences by her wonderful pan.
lraet s.~tnrmances. so"a She will remain but
tEr..n t6rne ntrhts longer and those who have not
seen berI should not miss un opportunity "
80 doing. stt