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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-08-13
TAX SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER
Y aG.,i by virtue nf Wrst- # Execution, Issued
on the 18th day of .'ulv 4 D lsGN. hy L. C. Ne
kechy. Justice II the Peace for Carson Township.
0-nlsby county, Nevada. on jui, mcnts rendered
in said Justices CcgIt. On the l1th day of Arril,
A. D. 1865 for a tax duly leviei, assessed and
equaized Tor the fiscal year of 1867 ty the proper
officers # Orn>by county. in the following cases.
and against the property as he eaft"r rbed.
have Only levied upon. and Will expose 20 sale at
public auciiGn in the manner prescribed by law.
in front of the Court House door Of Ornlshy c"un-
ty. in Carson CITY, on
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

CHURCH NoTEs.-Few items worthy Of
note were gathered from the churches on
Sunday last. ........~--... :.
The pulpit Of the Centenary Methodist
church was filled morning and night by
the new pastor, Rev. J. c. Granbery, who
preached very acceptably to large congre-
cations. The words "Why stand ye here
all the day idle'' were the foundation Of
mastery and eloquent discourse at night.
Rev. E. T. Baird, D. D., preached In the
First Presbyterian church tnow without q
pastor) morning and night, and Eat the
Third Presbyterian church in the after
noon. IE@.,
The lecture-room of the new house Of
worship of the United Presbyterian church
was veil filed. The pastor Rev. DR.. Read)
expounded the parable of the prodigal son,
and was assisted in the services by Rev.
DR.. Hoge. s--l.r, .s.,.,
Rev. DR.. Burrows, pastor Of the First
Baptist church, baptized eleven persons on
Sunday night. The meetings at this church
will be continued every night. this week
Rev. j. A. Chambliss preached thero last
night. ..r.r.5,, 80 go !. ;,
Rev. A. B. Woodfn, pastor o. the st.
Francis-street church, Mobile, rronchad In
the Second Baptist church morning and
night on Sunday last. Mr.. Wocdfin liz ma
tive of this city, and an eloquent 1rcecher.
Rev. William F. Broaddus, D.p.,preachea
in the Leigh-street Baptist church twice on
Sunday. AT the communion, In the atter-
noon, six members were received. s,7s
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DEATH OF AN OLD AND USEFUL CITIZEN.
Mr.. Thomas 4. Price, one of the oldest and
most influential citizens of Richmond, died
on Sunday night last at about half-past II
o'clock. He had been singularly free from
disease during his life, but was quite un-
we'll for ten days previous to his death.
On Sunday night he was thought to be much
better, but was suddenly seized with con-
vulsions, and died in few moments. His
death, however, was not unexpected to him
self, for he had several times expressed the
belief that his last hour was at hand, and
declared his readiness to bow to the Divine
will, for he was a consistent Christian.
Mr.. Price was as well known as almost
any citizen of Richmond. He was native
of Hanover county, and came to Richmond
in his fifteenth year. In March, 1888, he
founded the dry goods house of Thomas R..
Price g. Co., of which he was the head at
the time of his death, and in connection
with which his name will long be remem-
bered. He stood for years in the front rank
of our business men, and ever enjoyed re-
putation for unsullied integrity and true
worth. A wide circle of relatives and
friends will mourn his loss.
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DISTRESSING FATALITY IN MANCHESTER
Manchester was the scene of two very sud-
den deaths on Sunday. On Saturday night
about 10 o'clock, Mr.. Robert Shaw, aged
nearly sixty years, was seized with blind
ness, and afterwards fell down with fits, at
the bar-room of Mr.. Henry Jordan, where
he remained all night, and gradually grew
worse. On Sunday morning he was re-
moved to his residence, on Hull street,
where he died at 61a o'clock P. M. Mr..
Shaw, we believe, came to Virginia with q
Louisiana regiment, and served throughout
the war in the army. He came to Man
chester about one year ago and pursued his
calling as timer. He had no family,
nor, as far as we are aware, any relative
living.
The little SON of E. T. Pilkinton, Esq,
was taken suddenly i'll on Saturday night
and died early Sabbath morning. The
family of Mr.. Pilkinton had been sitting
up with another child whose recovery was
very improbable, but this child had been
in the enjoyment of apparently excellent
health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

Miss CLARA LOUISE KELLoGG.-Itis is now
announced by the management of Miss
Clara Louise Kellogg's concerts that, unable
to obtain the Theatre for the first and only
appearances Of our fair southern prima
donna, they have rented the African church
for two nights-viz., Monday and Tuesday,
l4th and 18th instant. This announce
ment will bring pleasure to every true
friend of musical art. Tame as concerts
are when compared with opera, neverthe-
less the concerts of an acknowledged prima
donna rank next to grand opera. Youth
and fresh and highly-trained voice, with
great personal charms besides, dread no
test; and these belong in full degree to
this young cantatrice. Indeed, the every
day dress and freshness of concert present
an agreeable contrast to those who have wor-
shipped the lyric goddess at distance and
in the many-hued lights of stage art. Miss
Kellogg is fast climbing the steep of fame.
She els the way to that eminence whence the
foremost lyric artists will illumine art with
their light for eVermore. We use the word
" climbing" for it is the proper word. Miss
Kellogg has attempted no royal march. She
has worked hard studied hard. In all
that she does and is, she is the artist; and
as such the whole lyric stage is proud of
her. If art can be fairly localized land it
should not be), then the South can almost
triumphantly boast of this young prima
donna, who has 80 lately won laurels abroad,
as all her own. Through the ordeal of
foreign criticism Miss kellogg has passed
victoriously; and this fact should invest
her coming among Us with powerful inte-
rest. rEa
Miss Kellogg will be well seconded by
Mile Topp, with signors Lotsi, Petrilli,
kopta, and Grosscurth all Of whom in
their respective departments have achieved
great succ ess. Full particulars will be
found in another column of this issue. .-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFICE De-
cEMBER s, 186S.-Joseph Wright, Caroline
county, Va; Miss Kitty Stiles, Winchester,
Va. W. B. Walker, Charles City county,
Va; Miss Fannie Arter, Richmond, Va. !;
Mrs. e. A. Cunningham, Wilmington, N.
c.; Robert Jennings, Richmond, Va; DR..
James F. Harrison, Albemarle county, Va. /;
Mrs. Julia F. Jones, Quincy, Fla. James
II. Pettis, Perry county, Ohio St. Hanids,
Jacksonville, Mount Antonia Solara; A.
NJ. Stratton, Nelson county, Fa.i 7. D.
Shelton, Howardsville, Va; Miss Mary B.
Harrison, Richmond, Va; w. A. Van Et-
tan, Van Evansville, Va; Horace Hovan /;
Brevet Major Randolph, Camp Williams,
Va.; Miss Matte e. Perkins. .
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

WELLINGTON GoDDIN will sell ut 4 P. NJ. q
small brick tenement and vacant lot on the
ives. side Of Valley street between Washington
and Darlington streets. .r, ~,
JOHN W. TAYLOR, commissioner. &cs,,.wIll
sell, In King William county, on The premises
the real and personal property OF Eotert HILL
deceased. ... ~.
COOK &sLAUGHTON will scll at their store at
10 A. NJ. rosewood piano, furniture, stoves, &c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

AMUsEMENTs.-There was great rush
yesterday afternoon and last night to see
Tom Thumb and his company. They are
really worth seeing, and this is their last
day, and tonight their last night, in Rich
mond. -s..,
Maggie Mitchell played Lorle last night
before 3 good house, and was received as
usual, with abundant demonstrations of
favor, although the drama is by no means
one of the best in her repertoire. 5a.y ...s.
Mr.. Scharf gives the first of his readings
before the Young Mems Christian Associa-
tion on Wednesday night. He will read
"She Stoops to Conquer" in which he will
have abundant opportunity for the display
Of his peculiar talents. ,...
The ladies of several churches are getting
ready for tableaux, feasts, fairs, etc., to be
held before or during the Christmas holi-
days. Grace Episcopal church, the Third
Presbyterian, and the Leigh-street Baptist,
have each sounded notes of warning,
and request people not to be in hurry
about buying Christmas gifts. s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

MAYORS COURT, MoNDAY-Mayor Cha-
hoon.-Elizabeth Baker (negro), stealing
wood from the Chesapeake and Ohio Rail
road Company. Required to give security
in the sum of one hundred dollars.
Baby Clarke, drunk and disorderly in
the street. Fined five dollars.
Anderson Wier (negro), stealing one hun
dred singles. Sent to the chain-gang for
thirty days.
Samuel Jackson (negro) drawing pistol
on woman in the street. Fined five dollars.
Dick White and John Green (negroes)
stealing horseshoe. Discharged.
Gus. Staples and William Tate (negroes)
fighting in the street. Fined two dollars
and fifty cents each.
Thomas Bowles (negro), stealing coat
valued at twenty-five dollars from 7. s.
Baldwin. Case continued until to-day.
Mat. Lewis (negro), stealing a piece Of
meat from Henry Briel. Discharged.
Joe Woodley (negro), assaulting, beating,
and drawing q pistol on his wife. Dis
charged, no one appearing against him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

THE NEGRO SHOOTING SCRAPE.-Wil liam
Wallace tnegro) appeared before the Mayor
Yesterday morning to answer the charge OF
feloniously shooting Isaiah Miller (negro} {.
Wallace, through his counsel, Mr.. T. u.
Wilson, ex-police officer, asked the Mayor
to continue the case, in order TO give him
time to get his witnesses. The case was
therefore continued until to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

The New GENERAL CoURT-MARTIAL.-
The new general court-msrtial which con-
vened in this city yesterday under Special
Orders 225, Headquarters First Military
District, is composed of the following Off
GERS: Brevet Colonel Alexander E. Drake,
captain United States army Brevet Major
William H. Rossell, captain United States
army; Brevet Major A. B. Thompson, cap
tain United States army; Brevet Major
Christopher II. McNally, captain United
States army; Brevet Major Paul Quirk,
captain United States army; Major Alfred
Foot, United States army Captain William
F. Goodwin, United States army Brevet
Captain Thomas s. Dobler, first lieutenant
United States army; Captain Alfred Town
send, United States army; Brevet Colonel
Henry B. Hendershott, captain United
States army, judge-advocate.
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TAXPAYERS in the new district Of the
city are reminded that they have t,co tax
bills to pay now-one to the, sheriff of the
city for the State taxes, and another to the
collector for the city taxes. Formerly they
paid the sheriff of the county in one biz both
the county and State taxes. The sherif's
Office is on Main street two doors above the
Dispatch building, and the collectors Office
is in the City Hall. ,--
In preparing the assessors books for the
new district, many mistakes we're almost
unavoidably made. 1t is important, there
fore, that property-holders call at once in
person, and see that their property has
been correctly entered. This will save
trouble and loss hereafter. All city tax
bills not paid this month will be subject to
an addition of twenty per cent, and the
property will be sold for the taxes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

LUNATIC.-Charles Ford (negro) was sent
to the Howard's Grove Hospital by order of
Justice Childrey, of Henrico.. The negro
resided in the lower end of the county,
and has been insane only within the past
few days. He became very violent in his
lunacy, and on Sunday night struck his
wife in the face with an axe, breaking her
jawbone. He offered great resistance to
the officers who made the arrest, and it re-
quired the united efforts of six men to tie
and put him in the wagon. ...- =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

SUDDEN DEATH AT THE BALLARD Ho-
TEL.--Mr. John B. Peachy, a native of
Williamsburg, Va, who has been doing
business in New York for some time past,
died very suddenly at the Ballard House on
Sunday night. MIR. Peachy was on visit
to his mother and two sisters, who are stop.
ping at the Ballard Hotel. He was sitting
in his mothers private parlor entertaining
company when he was taken with hem
norrhage Of the lungs, and died in less
than half an hour.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

TO TIMBER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
D. sais Will be received at the Office Of the James
ISSf !. s, ana kanawha Company on the 20 DAY OF
SIn,SHAR4, 1859, for the delivery at Richmond OF
sICNih THOUSAND FEET board measurel OF
HohnCCTi lMBER AND PLANk-the timber
10 De 81 fellow pine all heart A bill or The tim
''' V"A pe procured on application to
K. LORRAINE,
ttt 1t Engineer and Supeinten' ent.
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EOAsDsNG AND LODGING.

BALLARD HOTEL, December J, 1858.
SIOCKH0LDERs OF THE RICHMOND
49, - shd DsnvilIe Railroad Company attending
lsslLGs OF the company. and members OF me
s5stiiSuNural Society attending meetings OF the
TW!s WIZ be accommodated sL this hotei ~
NV DOLLARS AMI. FIFTY CE sTs PEh
"af JOHN z. BALLARD, s.
ue 7-g* y'r--.sE..e n Proprietor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08
BURNuAM WARDwELL, Superintendent

BLAZING HEARTHsToSEs.-Do you covet the
cheerful converse OF a wiHters night. inspired by
4 blazing iiearthstone? Then, get supplies Of the
select fuel-dry sawed aud split oak and pine
wood-for kindling and cooking, furnished at the
steam fuel factory, south side basin. One trial
makes Il Indispensable. ------- J -.---E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

The THIRD ANNUAL BALL of Benjamin
Lodge, No. 60, |. o. B. B., in aid Of their
widow and orphan fund, will be held on
Wednesday evening the 9th instant at the
Spotswood Hotel. r.@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

HENR1co COUNTY COrRT.-The regular
monthly term commenced yesterday. Denis
White and Willis Grey (negroes), charged
with stealing cart, were convicted and
sent to Jail for sixty days.
William Johnson (negro) was convicted
of stealing load of wood; but the accused,
having already received good thrashing
from the man from whom the wood was
stolen, was let off with one day in Jail.
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sTOVEs, 5TINWARE,e<ke.,

at HOME AGsrN,-ThanEful 10 our
IA friends and The pualic for the yery t.srsi
o, rQpage heretofore brstowed Oh as. We woeld re-
SIRE aT. May be found the finest assortment of
STOVES, GiitsgEss TlsWsAhss, Hslg EsEgR-
NISHtNG G0opa RANGES EUkNAgHs.
FIaEPLACEf HEATERS, &c.. &c.. TO be found
at any hou g In the city. M0USTCASrLE,
des so Broad styees,
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MIR. Gilmer: That is my view of it.

RoBBERY.-Some thief entered the store
of Msssrs. Elicit s. Register, corner OF
Twelfth and Cary streets, some time during
Sunday night, by way of the rear cellar
door, and carried off two bags of coffee
valued at sixty-fve dollars. Two chests of
tea we're taken down from the shelf and
moved near the door, but the burglars must
have been frightened off, as they left the
plunder behind,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

HHESAPEAKEAN OHIO RAILRoAD.
" WINTER SCHEDULE.--Qas aud altar tho
FIRST OF,0CTOBEk 1865, the passenger trains
Will run, as folloWs: - H1H4pt4gla ~ &fs@
AAIL TRAIN between Rtchmouds . and EtaHn.
ton daily except Sundayl and between Staunton
and Qogtngton trf-weekly-vt1.n, Leave Richmond
o. Ills A. n. aud artya 81 -Stsuntnn, ata-A Z. ID.
Leave STANTON at s,H A. A. AID arrive g Rich-
J OaTUEsDAY. THURSDAY. andsATyRDAY
leave Coytn8t0n at $40 a. u, and arrive A staun:
ton ut e!lpk. NJ Leave StEurton n S6P.As ana
arrive at Gogingyon at tzSS RgM.,l .baeligS
ACCONMODATION TRAIN hetg2er 9lsh.
nond xnd Ch8tipttesvfne Or MCEU$YS WE'D.
NEADAYS,l and SATURDAYS Leave Char.
io.Sssville at 4 A.G G. and lrffYu ~ Rscpnooqd ~
$40 g.. H. leave Richmond st aSs X. u. and Ar
rive OF Chzxlottesvillc as srR. u. i1el1 iasen.sA
ossFissssis as Ms ssh tTsss aa I xie1sara. h
, and - Mnnsssns Iratirosls9 for eriAEEXAEDRIA,
WAsHINeT9N. IAikeAREI PHIA4, q; Be- ,Y0Saaxi,
af.MEMPHIS, .NEws oRt,KABA MONT.
.GOMERY, HGHlEE, 90. stA1i Rs4Entpn. With
stsses Tor HARRISQHBUR6 WIEcAEsTER,
b Sc.9 y As aoshsni With stages Tor LEXINGTON,
/. GATqRALkHiDsaEH He.A AZ Millbosog with stages
I Tor BATH ALUM. WARN, HOT, ard HEALIEG
Al ssSsstpiSs s sshss tss
: "a MiS r, NgrHEELANn,
H. SO t3ssla alnaa aai 81 saeneratTfehef'ATants
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PENITENTIARY OF VIRGINIA,

NtSH'io-SDs y A., DeSciuUcr y, 1908. }
Received from the sheriff Of the county Of Hall
fax the fol!owing-named convicts-Hz., Pleasant
Tyler tcolored), to one year for malicious and
fconious wounding; David Clark (colored), to
three years for malicious and felonious wound-
ing; William Faulkner (coloredl, TO one year for
malicious and felonious wounding tall nearly
naked and c0gered 1oiM Iice)-sentenced by the
County Court OF said county TO confinement in this
institution. r.-#.
BURNIIAM WARDwELL, Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

The STATE Observation-Disclosures the old
regime, the first Monday in December was
the time for the meeting Of the Legislature
of Virginia. Two members Of that body
were in attendance yesterday at the hall of
the House of Delegates. One was from Al
leghany, and the other represented Fau-
quier. 1t being ascertained that there was
not quorum present, they adjourned sine
die
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TIE GLEN ALLEN oUTRAeE.-The negro,
Charles Harris, charged with committing
ar, outrage upon Miss Mary shepperson IN
Henrico county, was brought before Justice
Netties at the County Court yesterday, but
owing to the absence Of important wit
nesses for the Commonwealth the case was
continued until Thursday.
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4 FRlCAN CHURCH,
BROAD STREET.
MAN. STRAKOSCH ........DI DIRECTOR.
KELLOGG.
KELLOGG.
KELLOGG.
KELLOGG.
The Management respectfully informs the citi-
1ens OF Richmond and vicinity that the now world
renowned southern prima donna.
MISS CLARA LOUISA KELLOGG. e
viii give her first and only concerts in Rich
mond on
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS
DRCRMBER NTH AND 18TH.
The following artistes will assist
MISS CLARA LOUISE KELLOGG,
Miss Aida TOPP, the brilliant pianist;
S'GNoR LOTTI, Primo Tenore:
SIGNoR PETRILLI. Primo Baritone
HERR k0PTa. Viol!nist;
HERE GROSSCURTH. H.......... Musical director
Admission Sl.so; reserved sests, soc. extra. The
sale OF seats will commence on THURSDAY
MORNING al &. L. BIDGOOD'S piano ware
rooms. de std
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

ROBBERY OF CLoTH.-The Freedmen's
industrial School, on Leigh street between
First and Foushee, was robbed Sunday
night of several pieces of cloth. Detectives
O'Dwyer & Parker went up and examined
the premises, and they feel confident that
the robbery was committed by some one
about the building, as the window which
had been forced had every appearance of
being broken open from the inside.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

FINED FOR CRUELTY TO ANlMALs.--A ne
gro named Phil Slaughter was arraigned
before the Mayor yesterday morning on
the charge of numerically beating his
mules. The evidence was conclusive, and
the Mayor fined him ten dollars.
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TOILET ARTICLES.

TOILET SOAPS.-MILITARY, BROWN
~; ~; WINDSOR. Honey, Pond Lily. Golden bo-
Ti path Bar, Bay Rum, Fldorado, Palm, Jooth,
nS!hc, Tar, carb0lie cid. Jockey Club Gress.
S6 ,n 'Ie etc., comprising every variety oT FINE
Gel ~t' - any ooVE & MosgLEY. X
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PORT OF RICHMOND, ,DEcsaBRR. =. 1888.
ARRIVED, ,,t ann tuT
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, tner-
chandise and passengers. w. G. Dunhanr d Co. =
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore. mer-
chandlse and passengers, Haryeys & Williams.
Schooner Two Marys. Alb iHy. lumber, James
Gum [since ordered to Fetersbirg). -T-trsA q
pss toAhitiittA@Iu suusayc aaF IL
Steamer Eliza Hancox, clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandlse and passengers, Z !. 8! Tatum. f''''N y
Schooner Father and Son. Baltimare, grain, Cur.
It's & Parker, 90 a., =. trsaEl l.
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d. dtd&.tw

VIRGINIA HORTICULTURAL AND
' PuMOLDGICAL SOCIETY A meeting
oi Tie Society viii be held at the room OF The same
tFurCc!l building, corner Main and Thirteenth
oclych. }. G. SHIELDS,
dc - eod4t Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

Ii. ELLYsoN Il co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, st pub-
ushers' rates, for cash. Apply at this eface. =
~ sLeots
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

N Ll1UL OT
L Young Mems Christian Association have
prest pleasure In announcing thqt PROFESSOR
HENRY SCHARF, the III tnpu he'd English e'o-
cutionit. will give tire. Of II II ghly succ. ssfri
POETIC AND HUMOROUS kFCi rATIONS on
WEDNESDAY. THURSDAY and FRIDAY
EVENINGS in the Hall of the Honse OF Dele
gates at O'Clock, commencing on WEDNE sDAY
EVENING with G"ldsmith's popular comedy of
"SHE ST0OPS TO CONQUER"
Tickets ffty cents for sale eft the book and drup
stores and At door. Members OF the alton are
entitled u free tickets, which can be procured al
The looms. da g. 1t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

PERsosAL.-Colonel Robinson, Of Con-
cord, N. H., who for years past has dis
tinguished himself putting up telegraph
lines. is in this city. aats-- -a
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ENGrNgER,s OrFIcR OF THE

I"
rol lHKSArEAKs AND OHIO RAILROAD, !
"NiNGTON, ALLKGIANY COUNTY, VA, -
December 9 1865 j
NOTICE TO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ ~ pr posas will be received at this Office from
70 ~ tL'i 10 the ?5th instant for BU1LDlS6 q
ars ;, LIZ BRIDGE four hundred and twenty
W. ''e' long and forty-six feet high ACROSS Jerrys
,, me plan and specifications Of the work may be
''h al Ibis office on and after the 10th instant.
w. A. kuPES,
"e T. ltecH Principal Assistant Engineer
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-12-08

Magnificent bridal presents, diamonds, silver
ware, jewery, and fancy goods, opening this
week. Call and see them at EowLAS s. CO.'S. J.
no l4-eod @. .3'V -,
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NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING of
~ the stockholders Of the Ma y CT HE STE
COTTON AND WOOL MANUFACTURING
COMPANY will be held ~ the Office of the Rich
EllNl and Petersburg hailroad Company on
TUESDAY the 18Th december ut ~ o. clock.
WILLIAM II. POWERS,
d. 5-erdtd,S.tw Agent.