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IsMONEY SCARCE !?
ara the questions often asked by persons visiting
LEVY BROTHERS STORE
when they see tho crowds OF anxious customers
that daiiy ass emble there. We answer that times
ara hard. money almost as scarce as hens
t.etb, ;" and that is just the OF the vast as
semblago. They go there, knowing that they
car get more goods for their money than at any
other establishment in this city. To. convince
every one that they can save money, we name
the following
GOODS AED PRICES:
CALICOES at 81, 10, and lac.
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED CoTToNS atS5.
10, ana 1?3c.:
PILLOWS CASE COTTON, full ~ inches wide, at
BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED sHEETlNG, p
yards wide, at 4oc;
aoHAIR DRESS GOODS at l2Ic., worth zoe. ; at
2Oc., worth 3cc. at Csc, worth 4oc.;
Tn best CJLORED ALPACAS at soc worth &c.;
RED, WHITE, ard GRAY TWILLED FLANNEL
at &c., worth soc.
ALL.woOh WHITE FLANNEL at 3oc., worth
.2c.
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide, at Soc, worth
T5c.
ENGLISH MGRlNO at 5Oc., worth 7Sc.
SHEPHERDS PLAID at le5c.;
WHITE BEILLIANTS at 2Oc., would be cheap
at 3Oc.
| CHECKED MUSLINS at ltsc., worth Csc.
BED TICK at l2!c.:
SHIFTING STRIPES at l2lc.;
CANTON FLANNEL at lt5c.;
KENTUCKY JEANS at Csc, worth s5c.;
| SATINETTS at SO and ESQ.,, worth 81
CASslMEKES at 81 and sl.25, worth $3.50 and
Sl.75;.
FINE sKIRTING CAMBRIA, i yards wide, at Soc,
told everywhere at &C.;
STRIPED mOHAIR SHIFTING at 25c., worth 7sc.
per yard and no mistake;
WIDE VELVETS for trimming skirts, at Is and 2ec.
| peryard, worth double the money;
| BaI,MoRAL SKIRTS ut 81 SO, worth 81;
Very Gne ALL-wiooL STRIPED FLANNEL at
| soc., worth Goc. per yard;
TUCKED HANDKERCHlEFS, very fine, at 5Oc.,
worth 75c.;
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCHIEFs at 4oc., worth
| Coo.
TABLE LIMEN ct Soc. would be cheap at 75c. s.;
Lupin's best FaENCH DELAIHE, all colors, at
| SEC, worth 75c.;
WORKED BANDS at 75c., 81 and SIPS for the
double strip, worth more than double the
money;
HUCKABlCK TOW ELS at 49, leg, and &c.
| IDENTITY BANDS at IA. 20, and 25c.-just half the
regular price,
Real MALTESE LACE COLLARS at SOC. and 75c.
LlGEH DAMAsK NAPKINS, frirGcd at Sl.95 per
dozen, worth 81;
VELVET RIBBON at Soc, worth 75c. apiece.
also, at great bargains
BLACK sILK5, FRENCH MsaINos,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
BLACK ana FANCY CLOTHS for cloaks,
sacks baaques, and cIrculass--a large
| variety;
| BONNET and TRIMMING RIBBONS,
UNDR. GARMENTS for men, women, and
children;
and all other articles usually kept in first. class
Dry Goods store LEVY BROTHERS,
| successors to Jacob a. Levy,
nols l5l7 Lain street.
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REV. NEWMAN HALL.-As our local
reporters have twice mentioned this gen
:lcman in O kindly manner, VIC make no
apology for reproducing the following cX-
tract from letter written by him in 1868,
and addressed to the editors Of several
religious periodicals in England. Refer
ring to the fact that the "Appeal of the
"Southern Clergy to Christians through
"out the World " had been stitched within
the covers of these periodicals, Mr.. HALL
spoke as follows of the clcrgymen of the
Confederate States. lie said:
knowing that the existing slavery of
southern States involves, not only as an
accident but as an inherent element, for
nication, covetouSncss, and cXtortion.' with
almost all other vices and crimes, l, for
one, could not admit to the LORDS table, nor
receive into my house, far less aid with my
prayers, or by giving currency to their
arguments, such men as these, who, main
tanning such system, still invoke the
name of Jesus and plead the authority of
the Bible"
We quote from the London Standard of
August IA, 1868. Any one who desires to
see the paper may find it in our Office.
Comment is unnecessary.
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RICHMOND ECLECTIC.-From advanced
sheets Of the forthcoming number of this
interesting monthly publication we learn
that Dr.. Brown has disposed Of his interest
in it to gentleman from Baltimore. In q
brief address from DR.. UoGE, who still re-
tans his editorial position and interest in
the Eclectic, he says:
81 have formed partnership with a
gentleman residing in Baltimore who
brings to the conduct of the Magazine en-
ergy, fine literary culture, practical &C.
quantance with business, and, what
never possessed-capital.
"Under this arrangement the Magazine
will be published hereafter in new and
enlarged form in the cities Of Baltimore
and New York, simultaneously. OF course
it can no longer have the title Of RichmOnd
Eclectic, but will be issued under new
name, which will appear on the cover of
the January number"
We very heartily wish that the Eclectic
may meet with the prosperity it richly
merits; and that DR.. HoGE may therein
find his cxpe ctations INDUCED in the fol-
lowing paragraph of his address fully re-
allied:
And as there is so much truth in the
French adagc, Nothing succeeds like
success can now anticipate large &C
cess!on to the subscription list from among
those who have hitherto stood aloot
through the fear lest this should prove a
failure, like so many other undertakings OF
TIE kind at the South"
All communications for the Eclectic to
be addressed to box ASP, Richmond, until
| further notice.
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ROBERT H.AAURI. JAMES L. hAURI
EoBgRTr. BsooES.
SE x. II. NIAURY &c CO.,
{ssTABLIsEE1 IN 1851
BANKERS ABD SRoKHES,
No le1s Ii ain street,
Erst houas below the post-oflse.
RICHMOND, VA.
STERLIEO EXCHANGE, GOLD AND SILYgE.
gANE NOTES, STATE, CITY, and
RAILROAD BONDS and
STOCKS, Sc,
bough. and sold oc commission.
DEPOSITS RECEIVED aad COLLECTIONS
MADE on Ell accessible points IL tbs United
States. fe7
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GaribalCii.

Some journal has urged that the Ameri
can Government shall tender GARlBALDI al
asylum in this country whcreupon the
New York Express exclaims, The fools
are not all yet dead" The Express makes
point, however, upon the suggestion, and
that is that the restless ii!libuStcr may
breed disturbance in this country by get
ting up "party Of action" to dcthroue
the military power in the southern States |!
There is no country which has cut such
ridiculous capers as has this over Euro
pean humbugs and impostors. kossUTH
himself aspiring to DO King, aud even in
his exile assuming the airs and state of u
monarch, was almost worshippcd by
American republicans, well-dresscd and
ragged. Under the guise Of friends Of
humanity and advocates Of "progreSs,"
every destructive who had earned a little
fame by destroying the public peace and
bringing the horrors of war upon quiet and
contented citizens for no good has been
honored with public receptions, and feast
ings, and prodigal expenditures of public
moneys. Now, GAR!BALDI, if he comes, is
10 be lionized. What for! Look at his
platform at Geneva. Is that from sane
man! 1t proposed, first, to upset all the
governments of the civilized world. eyce,t
that of this counuy-whicb bow.yer roaS
IN theory" just now, we lhinl, mona or
the best in "praclice ''-theu to orya,
ize the United States OF Europe and
establish the Religion Of God" Even in
the Geneva Convention-that assemblare
oi ioois, knayes, and madmcn-the cues.
ton came from all sides, "What sort OF
religion is that?" A question GARlpALDI
himself was unable to answer, and which
could be answered by none but the devil
himself This universal destructive, who
after spreading war over the whole world
would destroy religion, it is proposed to
receive, not as an exile wanting a home, to
be kindly treated by those he might fall
n with in a land free for all, but the Co
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Special Notices.



sD- ATTENTION LADIES!
FoRwARr-MARGH
STRAIGHT TO THE EMPORIUM OF
JULIUS sYCLE.
No ola MAIN STREET,
who Is now Offering his entire stock OF
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRY GOODS AT
AUCTION PRICES.
LOCK At TIE BARGAINS AND CONS QUICK,
FOE THEY ARE SELLING VERY RAPIDLY.
GALICOEs. 10, r. and Ac.;
BLE.CHED and uNBLEACHED C0TToEs 10, IL,
Ia, and I5c.;
BLEACHsp and UNBLEACHED 1914 sHEETlNd
ALL. wool WHITE FLANNEL at acc great bar
gain; ,-u
WHITE FLANNEL warranted all wool and full
yard wide, at Soc, worth Csc;
PED FLANNEL at same low rates;
POPLINs Of handsome fabrics only Csc. /;
M0UsSELAlNES only 2oc., worth Csc.
COLORED ALpACAS only 4oc., selling every
where al soc. ;
popLIS ALPACA the latest thing, only dc
CASsIMERES at 75c. worth fully 81;
CA5sINETS only Soc, worth eoc
lam Offering grsat bargains II
CLOAKS, JACQUES, SHA"Ls, "c.'
OF which ! have an immense stocR-the i"isee''
Newfoundland which calls lor al
inspection.
Also, large line of six.quarter b"Aoh ana AN
CY CLrAKINGS, which l am selljng at new
York prices. amongst them s1x-4uarter
Black Cloth, for cloaks, only 81
Br.ATEgrs BLANKETS !! BLANKeTS!
Tnlsis an article that every one needs, ard II
thew give me a call will sell them gcoi and
cheap one.
WHITE BED BLANKETS, every size and pr,cs
COLORED BLANKETS, h!ghes and iowest grades;
Fancy WQaSTED COJNTERPANES a. sacri-
fee.
Font forget that this advertisement Will be car
ried on; to letter. and to prove It, call early This
yresk at JULIUS Styles, 9l3 Main street,
between Ninth and Tenth.
Closed on SATURDAYS. no ~
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BE FOURTH SUPPLY OF WINT z Il
GOODS THIS SEASON RECEIVED At The OLD
ESTABLISHED EMPORIUM OF
MITTELD0RFER Co.,
1909 MAIN STREET, OPPOSITE Posi- OFFICE
DRY GOODS AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES,
Receiving from New York, great auction sacri-
fees, which giving the public the bene lit or
DRESS GOODS at panic prices.
CASSIMERES and CLOTHS at less than cost to
manufacture.
HEAVY DECLINES in the Domestic Depart
ment and to be convinced, CALL examine, and
satisfy yourselve, at the cheap prices in Goods at
MlTTELDoEFER !; co.'s,
1909 Main street, opposite post otics.
full supply of CARPETS, pILCLOTHS, EUGS,
&c. &c. no 10
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Call for a State Conservative Conven-
f:,o-

The Executive Committee Of the Con-
scrvative party in Richmond, obeying the
indications Of the sentiments Of the people
of Virginia, and without any intention to
dictate to them, but acting because there
is no recognized body toprovidc for such
a contingency, invite the people OF 'he
various cities and counties to assemble III
primary meetings and appoint delegates
to a Convention to be held in the CITY OF
Richmond on Wednesday the llth DAY Oh
December next, for the purpose of effect
ing an organization Of the conservatives
Of the State.
II. X. ELLYSON, Chairman.
JAMEs.R. BRANCH, Secretary.
November {, 1867.
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RE MRS. WINSLOW's SOOTHING SY.
RUP, for children teething. greatly facilitates the
process of eething by softe, ing the gums. redu-
cling all infAmmati on-will allay all pain and
spasmodic action, and Is sure to
REGULATE THE BOWELS.
Depend upon 1t, mothers, It will give rest to
yourselves and
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
We have put up and sold this article for years,
and can say in CONFIDENCE and TRUTH OF 1t what
we have never been able to say Of any other me-
dcine-never has 1t failed In single instance TO
effect when timely used Never did We
know an instance of dissatisfaction By any one
who used it. On the contrary, all are delighted
with its operation, and speak III terms OF com
mendation Of It's 1nagica! effects and medical viz
tues. We speak in this matter "wHAT WE DC
KNOW" after years Of experience and pledge our
reputation for the iuifiment Of what We here de-
clare. In almost every instance where the infant
is suffering from pain and exhaustion, relief Will
ne found in fifteen or twenty minutes after the
syrup Is administered. Full directions for Using
will accompany each bot,le. BE sure and call for
MRS WINSLOW's SOOTHING sYRUP" having
the fac smile OF Curtis ( Perkins" On the out
side wrapper. AL others are base iiGitations.
Sold by druggists th.ous hOui ths world. Price,
only 25c. per bottle.
Offices 2l5 Fulton street, n. Y. 2t5 High Hol-
born, London, England Al ST. Paul street, Mon
treal, Canada. &c -o-eodom
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Bz-A COUGH, A COLD, OR SURE
THROAT, requires immediate attention, and
should be checked. !: allowed to continue, irri-
tation OF the lungs, a permanent throat disease
or consu,np tion, is often the result.
BhOWE'S BRONCHIAL TRoCHEs,
having direct influence to the parts, give imme'
diate relief.
For bronchitis, asthma, catarrh, consumpt'Ve ana
throat diseases, TKO les are used with
always good success.
Singers and Pablo speakers use them to clear
and strengthen the voice.
Obtain only
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES,
and do not take any OF the worthless limitations
that may be offered
Sold everywhere oc 26-eodim
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The New York Tribune insults the poo
pie of Virginia by saying that the whites
might proGtably give some Of their lana
to the negroes, and the negroes some OF
their sense to the whites. When Mr..
GREELEY next comes to Richmond, nc
should remember this disgusting refer
cncc to the people Of his own color, and
stop at the 7uison Dor6e Uhe negro hotcD
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sgr PRESERVE YOUR TEETH-AR-
REST DECAY-RESTORE YoOR GUMS TO A
HEALTHY NDITIOE.-DOWDEN'S DENTAL
FLUID whitens the teeth, perfumes the breath,
relieves toothache. Recommended by dentists
and physicians everywhere. For sa!e by all drug
gists. Wholesale by
CANDY, GILPIN + CO., Druggists.
oc2 Baltimore, Nd.
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"GoLD AS A STANDARD OF VALUE."-
FoRSEY's Chronicle of yesterday contains a
leading editorial under the above caption.
1t was stolen from British periodical
The thief scarcely tried to conceal bis
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The Baltimore Sun estimates that in
Minnesota, wherein negro suffrage has
just boon voted down, there are only fifty
two negroes who could have been made
voters.
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vernment of the nation must give him
formal invitation and section Tor possibly
money! for his domiclc Indeed, the fools
arc yet abundant!
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NEW GOODS, CHEAP FOS CASH
Brown and Bleached Cotton, all grades;
Brown and Bleached Sheetings,
Pilow-c Cottons,
Linen Sheetinss and pillow Linens;
Great bargains in 4Towels;
Large assortment Prints, very cheap;
Beautiful Nous. de LANES;
VEEY CHOICE MOURNING GOODS,
comprising Heps, Grape, herino,
Biarritz, Fontaine, de Laines
Poplins, 0ttomans,
Alpacas, Rombezines &c.
CHOICE ASSORTMENT IRISH POPLIES.
Shawls, Shawisi
Fine assortment Flannes, Table Demask,
Napkins, 81 lmorsl Skirts. Cassimeres,
Satinet.s Kentucky Jeans, &C., ct
WILLIAM Il. BELL & CO.'S.
Sc 70 GOT Broad street.
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nrJ1G TOBACCO MACHINERY.

DLUN IOb htCV III NNII = II
L The attention of manufacturers is solicited TO
the most approved machinery how In use, which
Is offered for sale at bargain, and Is As good as
new-haying been In use but Il short uma-con-
sisling in part OF Hydraulic Presses Pumps. Re-
tainers, Iron Tracks and Trucks for the sams Iron
Finishers' Frames, Press Blocks. ron AID OGDEN
Sinkers Iron Sheets. and everything complete Tor
manufacturing all kinds of plug tobacco TO the ex-
tent OF 1850 pounds per day. ALSO, one kyme,s
Patent Plug Machine. Apply 10 e. i. LlLlES-
TRIAL 22l Washington street. New York ANY
pa sites DESTROYS OF manufacturing North can pur-
chase the abo 70 and buy rent the factory, which
is in complete order for immediate USE
9tawl
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EG TEETH EXTRACTED WITHO Ut
PAIN supply of pure ElTRoUs OXIDE GAS
always on hand. 1t is perfectly safe, tastelass,
and inodorous. 1t produces insens!bility TO pain
almost Immediately its E fleets passing OFF rapidly
without unpleasant feelings.
Particular attention paid to remedy!ns the ir-
regularities OF chidren's teeth.
K. n. HUDSON, Dentist,
oc 30-WGSl0t 9l9 Main street.
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MARRIED.

November l!ih, at the Fret Baptist church, by
the Rev. rr. burrows Mr.. JOHN T. BGA kD, OF
stanton, and Miss EMILY II. CRABSlN, Of kich-
u,Ouu
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CTOth6Hsl.

"GooD TID1Sas
FOR
THE POOR AND NEEDY,
THE THg1FTY AND THE ECONOMICAL.
The opening OF a branch house OF
"THE AMERICAN TRADE PALACE"
already in successful and triumphant operation
in many Of the great cities ofthe
NORTH AND WEST,
Is announced by the proprietors. with the full
assurance tina. they proclaim to the
CITIZENS OF RICHMOND
that they are just upon the verge Of
1.-THE GOOD TIME COMING"
and that they may now enjoy the luxury OF
DESIRABLE GOODS
MUCH LESS THAN WHOLESALE Prices.
The novel enterprise which has already estsb-
lished In other cities
1.-THE TRADE PALACE"
and made it, indeed, the chosen resort Of the
economical, consists In the living realization OF
the favorite motto Of
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS;
and the psopls are respectfully invited to call at
No. 4e9 BROAD STREET,
and be fully convinced that wa selling
fnll assortment of seasonable and fashionable
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GcoDs,
CLOTHING.
BOOTS AND SHOES,
together with the endless variety OF goods found
IN the bazaars and arcades OF the Old World, at
A TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
from
USUAL PRICES,
CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST.
Be It especially remembered that are by no
means foisting upon the public the refuse trash
of auctions and forced sales OF worthless fabrics,
but we are prepared to sell
FIRST CLASS GOODS.
fresh from the hands OK
MANUFACTURERS AND IMPORTERS,
PRICES WHICH WILL TRULY AsToHlSH
PURCHASERS,
willie they must confound the dealers who, with
great pretensions, really present 10 bargains.
Any enumeration of prices seems to wholly
supurfuous; We merely AJAX for
THE TRADE PALACE"
a single visit from the purchasers Of this VI
cinity and upon our goods and prices we
rely with implicit confidence, Knowing from
our widespread experience
GREAT BARGAINS
WILL SECURE
GREAT SUCCESS
No. 42o BROAD STREET.
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gz- BaTCHELOR,S HAIR DYE-BATCHE'
logs HAIR DYE.-ThIs splendid HAIR DYE Ia
the hast In the world The only true and periees
dye-harmless, reliable, instantaneous. NO as
appointment; no ridiculous tints Natural olacS
or brown; remedies the Ill effects OF bad dJes
inv,gorates the hair, leaving 1t soft and beautiful.
The genuine is signed WILLIAM A. BATCHh-
LoR. All others are mere limitations, and should
be avoided. Sold by all druggists and perfumers.
Factory. 81 Barclay street, New York. Beware
OF a counterfsit le i-tDio
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COPPER AND 1RON = T e A NJ
OPIPING for cotton, wooden, and paper mills,
also for STEAMBOATS,, locomotives, &c, manufac-
ursd to order and for sale at the klch mond Cop,
per and Brass Works, Cary batwesn Eighth and
Ninth streets AEnonf' riohs y W
LOCONIrlVE TRIMMIEGs made and repaired.
FLUgS PiECED and BRASS CASTING made to
order at short notice. DOS
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Dry Goods.

,.--,l-l~~~~~----- $1,000
1rEyU G0OD2i NEW PRICES!
IN JUhlu ", :, = E,rru .yD SIXTH.
No 527 sRoAp sTRsaT' Bh, snnnIv Of NEW GUUDS
npsnihg thIS az" SH d - " st tt.tc
nAhmohAh, e N = Ca a. SuEErINGs at lowest
bNS NV YORK snr nrices;
WITTY Fam vi, at 3oc. worth 4Nc
REG anq Hh2 r6WsiS nt :s and So, worth 81
| snd ~.
p;.d Sn % E,ooant DRESS GOODS,
u nT i.n 1'iT ~ I'd hMPRESs CLOTHS
Sijt.rarn and Alexander POPLINS,
MEeiNas ar astonishtr gly low prices;
III T. Or 5' =" ,rnS and Alp sCAS all colors
Handsoms DET.AINEs at 2pc
sHAWLs! sHAwLs!!
D,. po.ho nd "a sh mare SUAWLS
men e 81 . W. ~ ~ ararv va riaty
Fiaiu onn C".SSIM2Rss AND CLnTHs.
| 20 n and CLOTHS Is very
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SteNN1ere.

pHILADELPHIA, 21CffMON D
LINZ Steamers aoESGLK and <eIsn
SATURDAY, and Richmond every RkIDAY sItsI.
natsly. "''7f'
TON, SAVANNAH, and pEW ORLglss' ' ans
bills Of lading signed through. "''a
Passage 70 Phiiade!ghis. inelading meals and
DC Its O6ics No. 2a2s on The Dock
DOR PALATKA. FLA, qAVAN.
.ck k$H .SG Gth. VA HI FcsfFEAE DINA
~ s1ShIS IS f.G on rib A ST. -
JOHNS Rlysg. The splendid u
STEAMER DICTATOR"
600 tons burthen.
| Captain LOUIS M CoxsT-ER
| will sail from Middle Atlantic wharf, Charles,o,
Sra g ~ f,r th so above places every TUESDAY
| Orleans. ~"
For freight or 5 r. g. si iKpR!y CO. v.,,.
oc 2l-sm Charleston, s. c.
LOR NEW YORK-OLD DOMINION
Il STEAMSHIP COMPANY. Tho r.
splendid new side VII lsteaIaships /1<ES.sssS
ALgEMARLE, SARATOGA, HAT s$s,..Js.a
Leave w YotI svsTy T5Ssb4Y, THtIS a.,
DAY, FRIDAY. ard SUNDAY.
=
pressly for this roGts. They have splsnd.t saloon,
snd state:oola-, and tina fare, attention, and gs-
scmm odatioEB a.o unsurpassed.
Goods shipped by :his live arc landed regularly
st Few York OF me coIapany's covered pier III
North river within forty eight hours.
Insurance Effected a! lowest rates when ordered.
Frelghts for points beyond NeT York Are for.
warded with dispatch, and no charge r4t3 except
actual expenses Incurred.
The steamers for Char!es.oa, Savannah. Gss Or.
leans, and other .oathsrn ports oavs from the 81.
Joining pier. Al goods Tor ths<3 points are
promptlytren,!efroa vithor!exrcsa1e
n. l.: ,MoCREApT, President, N7 drse,~i.h
SAMUEL AYxrS = co, stshnoql, y :;
T. Il. WEBB, Ncr,ols.
EA"1fE' .ERES 3 CO.,
corner Main and Eleventh ttrrets up ,ta!rs.
fs 2s--ts
ECR NORFOLx, PORTSMOUTH.
AS2 All bAE0iHas - TnEz~s.z7,
CANT stsalaot JoHH SYLVESTER ~ .Sssgg
CAPTaIg =. G GIg7o9D.
leaves hor wharf 1t Rc:keig Tor sooy--Esmsd
places on MONDAY: WBDI EsDAY. ana EEIDAY
q $50 O'CLOCK !. a., and ,etIrn on Tuesday.
PasSEHGsRS arriyr at NORFOLK IN tlus to
connect With steamers for BALTIMORE and
TAIN ' iesves CITY POINT for PETERSBURG
on arrival OF STE hEH.
Fare to Norfolk, 81 ,5o-,,rr
recsired at all horr, FOR 6osToE, BALTIMORE,
principal L,GDiEGS oS CHESAPEAKE BAY,
srS al LANDINGS on JA3lL3 EIYER &t res
sonabls rates
Pre!sh: for way landings S.uat 70 IRE paid.
Letters entrusted to rirser Of steamer must he
enclosed in 4 Govsr- re. STAMPED envelope.
Ia s-ts nIra S's=mar's whErf-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20
EnecS0J Notices.

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RE GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
DHY GOODS AT AND BELOW COeT
FOR CASH.
Tn order to reduce stock, and with view 70 an
entire change In our business on or neiore tn' iss
Of January, shall begin this day to close out
our entire stock OF elegant
FANCY AND STAPLE GOODS.
POSITIVELY WITHOUT REGARD TO COST
FOB CASH ONLY.
We esk the attention OF the puDIc 10 ihiS W,
portunity to get cheap goods.
SAMUEL NJ. PRICE, AGENT.
No. goa MAIN STREET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-11-20

c. &. BARNES, J.P. JusTIs, s.P. FrwLsK.
ARNES, JUSTIS IL FOWLER,
ID Successors to JusTIa & FOWLER GENERAL
COMMISSION AND FORWARDING mEECHANTS,
No lto2 Franklin street, Richmond, Eirgiuia,
and lI3 Pratt street. Baltimore, Md.-Parties
shipping PRODUCE 20 this hoCsa can draw for
one half the value of shipment soon as ship
ped the balance Till be paid over rs soon az sold
Strict attention given Ia the business. Quick
sales and promp: returns made.
Refer to William ii. Cabell, member OF virginia
Legislature, Buckingham county Colonel y.
Cobbs, Farmville, Va. a. II. Pierce, Stanton,
Va j. K Koiuer, Waynesbcro', augusta cocnty,
Va Joseph DEBTOR, Greenwood, Albeularie, Va ];
E. s. Pollard, Rich ond, Va; Lancaster Y Co.,
bankers, Richmond, Va. So H-om