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New Rcmcdy.-Coii-inc, for Colds and
Coughs RCSHTON's, 10 Asor House, corner OF Barclay
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Campbell, Apofhecnry and Chemist, corner
Eight and Twcnty-eghth sreetrcscrptons ore.
pared with and pure medicines.
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Bnrnnby's rheumatic Elixir, Internal
remedy, has been used thirty Cures euu ssis
raj sia and gout. Sold everywhere.
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f0ckrOachcs feas bugs and kni OF insect vrrmu
most troublesome during tho fall months They
killed at BY this remarkable powder. y not poison
but certain 10 10 single 25 cent nask has
often
KILLED PECK or COCKROACHE5.
Use Il keeps vernn from deposny their eggs an
thus prevents nori years crop Re sure Get Lyons
is the original ami Insect desrOyng powder Beware
of limitations. See tho sasare OF 4. LYON tie fask.
sold by all druggists.
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Dnvid's Fall style of Gents, Hats, No.
2s9I1 Broadway, near Duane street.
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Scctuc.s, Economy and Despatch Combined
the execution Of orders Metropolitan Job Printing EstAb-
shment, 97 Nassau sMccct.
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A.-A.-Jspanese Hair stain
Coos tho har whskers and mustache beautiful black %
brown OF only preparation Price 20 cents
Sold by WELLS CO.. 1873 Fulton street. and all drug
ests perfumcrs.
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Cocixroach Soup.-Bnh. Get DIR. SheNGoss
coCkROACH KILLER sSi Broadway.
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TELEGRAPHIC kEWS
FIR ON
ALL PARTS OF TEE WORLD.
-~~~~~~~>~--~~>---
Comments Of the London Papers
on Minister johnson.
>~~~~~e~~~~~~o~~-oo~~~~S~
Another Railway Accident in
Wales.
Financial Measures i'm the Prussian
Diet.
Indictment Against General Cauto for the
Murder Of PatOni i'm Mexico.
TROUBLE IN VERA CRUZ
More Earthquake Shocks
ia California.
ENGLAND.

The Tifacs On Minister johnson and Ameri-
can Principles.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1868.
The If'nes to-day has an editorial on the result OF
ue Alabama negotiations which it infers from the
speeches the American Minister have been brought
TO satisfactory conclusion. 1t exuts in the solu.
tion Of the question and praises Mr. Johnson, not
pnly Tor The frank and cOncatory manner in which
ne has conducted this controversy, but also for his
manly and straightforward utterances in regard to
The payment OF the national debt.
~ The Times declares 'that the tone in which Mr.
'sohnson repudiates tampering with the national
credit as fraud shows that the higher class Of
american politicians recognize the same principles
pi morality which are current on this side OF the
Atlantic"
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~hossas price. At r. RRrTINAs msnufactory and
e6 rs East Houston street. between B0wcry anl
scsoni avenue. All goods warranted.
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Cri-;odoro'> Trrivnlicd Hair Dyc.-S.'d n nd
applied at No. Asor House Mandatory s Maiden lane
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For First Class Printing or Every Drscrip.
ton 20 70 the Metropolitan JOB Printing Establishment
N ASA n
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y. II. T.mEor Coughs, Colds and Throat DIS.
orders use BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHE9, havins
proved their efficiency by test Of many no
changed mind respecting them from first exccptins
think yet better OF that which thinking
Rev. HENRY WARD BEECuER.
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AUGUSTA, Nov. 0, 1853.
Seventy counties give democratic majority Of
over 80, 900.
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ErrinG hut NObi0.-Scf Help for Young Meae
who, having erred desire better manhood Sent In scasl
letter envelopes free Of charge II benefited return the
postage. Address Fhsnhros. boz =, Philadelphia Pa
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Established In 1SOO.-Thc Metrop oiitau Jet
Printing Establi blishment "a Nassau street.
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Ctrculnrs Of Every Description and Notices
to attend meetings printed IN the ncatc possible MANNER
NJ hours notice. and twenty-five cent css than
other a,nar place w the city, ~ the METROPOLITAN JOB
PRINTING ESTABLISHdENI, "a Nassau street.
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MYSTERIOUS DEArHs.--At ten A. NJ. yesterday III.
len Murphy, aged one month, was found dead In bed
beside her mother, who was partially intoxicated
The death occurred at No..4 Mission place. AT half
past ak last night little girl named Ellen Mcbride
Hermann, at 252 Mott street. while she went out on
On errand, died suddeps. Tp fAropsr WIN hold "a
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wigs, Toupees aud Oruames AZ Hsiv.--ssess
qualify Hair Dve aud Hsl pycins " cssss, RA1cnk
bORA u HsOd slsssI
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Pamphlets, Law Reports, &c., Executed
with ncaness quckness and despatch twenave per cent
cheaper other pIinng establishment In the cP
~ tho METROPOLITAN JOB PRINTING ESrABLisP I.
Nasaa
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The Fnmous Corner-y1 Nassau ~O ees.
corner Fulton. The Metropolitan job Printing Ksabv ncni
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Buv NrfIlcr's Hair Dye. Oaiy 80 Cents.
Uso MILLER'S HAIR INV1GORATOR, only 25 cents.
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The Standard ON Minister johnson.

LUNDON, NOV o, 1913.
The Standard conservative organl ascribes the
disparagement of Reverdy Johnson by the radicals
here TO his admiration Of England
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The Lungs are strained nnd Rack "a BY a
persistent Cough the general strength wasted 90 an neur
abe complaint often essbished thereby ~ iHE's tx.
PECTORkNT is effective remedy for Cos and CoIis
and exerts beneficial effect shs Pamc~ ~ aud Broa
chal organs. Sold everywhere
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Tho 'Freedmen's Aid Union, and Minister
johnson.

Tho "Freedmen's Aid Union, and Minister
johnson.
LONDON, Nov. 6-Midnight.
dcputation from the Freedmen's Aid Union
waited upon Mr.. Reverdy Johnson this evening at
the American Legation and presented him with an
address. Mr. johnson In his reply assured them
they had the sympathy of the people OF the United
States, and concluded with these words-"I shall
conduct my duties to satisfy you feel on the sub.
ject you have at heart precisely as you do.n
another Dreadful Railway Accident in Wales.
LONDON, Nov. 8, 1868.
Accounts are received to-day OF dreadful rail-
way collision yesterday, near Newham Wales
Several passengers were killed and many injured
Tho Liverpool Autumn Races-7'he Palmer
the Winner of the Cup.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 8, 1858.
The Liverpool autumn race meeting commenced
to-day.
4 The Liverpool Cup was won by Sir J. Hawey,s b.
o. Tie Palmer, beating Captain Machell's br c. Knight
Of the Carter second, and Mr. Z. w. Tophams ch. q.
Tribune, third Seventeen ran. The betting at the
start was to against The Palmer and to against
Knight OF the Garter and Tribune.
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GEORGIA.

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Enthusiastic Reception Of tho New Bishop Of
Buflnlo-ymras;"s Ceremonies mt the Buffalo
L..nl
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"JoHN C. UNDERWOOD,
District judge -
AN APPEAL REFUSED.

Mr.. Bowden then said that the indict-
ment on which this woman was tried waa
found against her in March, and he there
fore moved that the prisoner be remanded
to jail until such time as she can be tried
by competent court.
The Judge refused to grant this request.
Mr.. 'Bowden then took an appeal from
the Judges decision releasing Sally Ander-
son, but the Judge said that there had been
an act passed prohibiting him the granting
of appeals from this court. snes q
: The order was then served upon Sheriff
Smith, and the convicted felon left the
room, grinning from ear to ear. kar a!<Ea
SALLY ANDERsoN's CRIME.
- The particulars Of Sally Anderson's g
crime may not be remembered by our read
ers. In March last, she set fire to and
burned to the ground the fine suburban
residence of Mr.. Richard Magruder, at
Fulton Hill, merely because Mrs. Magruder
had given her o reprimand for her bad
conduct towards a negro woman who had
caught her stealing. The house was occu-
pied at the time. But Sally Anderson g
soul is blackened by still worse and more
,iendish act. She, made q deliberate at
tempt to burn Mrs. Magruder's infant by
first placing it on feather bed and kind
ling fire beneath it. By the merest acci-
dent the flames were discovered, and the
helpless babe rescued ere it became q
charred victim of the enraged negro's
malice. ' Il. '.l -'
Of these crimes Sally Anderson was on
q fair trial convicted; but, the court, de-
sirous of giving her every opportunity to
defend herself, granted motion for new
trial.; which was had with the same re-
suit. She was then sentenced to be hung,
but the day of execution was long delayed
on account of her delicate condition.
She, too, is now at large. ''-
Who comes next
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MAYORS COURT, SATURrAT-AIdsrma'
PEBBLES presiding.-Williaro Washington
and Jim Fagan (negroesf, stealing q coet
cape, and sundry other articles Of clcthinf
from John kerstings. Sent OF fer indict
ment.
David Green and Dabney Christicn me
groes), stealing two pair of pants from i
". Hey. Sent to the chain-gang for ninety
days. .r..-e5s JI, M,
Charles Fisher (white) and John Pollard
lnepro}. trespassing on the James River
and Kanswha Canal Company and being
vagrants. Sent to the chaln7gang Tor ninety
Rose Nelson (negress),, abusing officer
wifi Fined FIVE dollars and required tt
0iva eecurity. ..fta@ s. .ssNa#ss
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EFFECTS OF WHlsKEY.-A very rcspecta-
BILE choking white man, named Frederick
Ritchings. was arraigned- before Alderman
PEBBLES Saturday morning on the charge OF
being d vagrant and a suspicious character
A police officer said he saw him going into
several stores and pricing goods, and. that he
also went to the Baltimore Steamboat Com
.pany's office and asked what would be the
freight on five hundred head Of cattle. Mr..
Henry Miller said he came into his store
and ordered bill of $3.50, but not to be
shipped until it was paid. Ritchings
said he was from New Orleans, and was a
book-keeper, but had lost his situation on
account Of dissipation, and that he used
this deception on parties to get .whishoy,
and he hoped this would be warnins to
him. He was discharged on condition th"t
he would leave for Petersburg. -,."
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9itIlnlond 1ispatrh,
MoNDAY...........:.D DECEMBER IA, 1868.
THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
IS LARGER. THAN THE CONFINED. CIRCU
LhTEoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
'pApENs or THIS CITY. = 1-7ai'' Z. - :
AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

SA%pSoN JOTEs,iJR., & CO. win Hell at Nos
4 O. and Fifteenth street. 1T 10 A. NJ, groce.
ries wines liquors. and suudries. ,,,-.rI,
LEE & eoDDIT VIII sell for fhe commissioner
~ a,4P. NJ, n house and lot on Madison between
Marshall and Clay streets.
WELLINGTON GoDpIE viii sell Az 4'P. ;. M.
neat store and dwelling on the south side Of In.
val between Foushee and Clarke streets, IN the
occupancy OF wellington Booker. ~, !. r.
LYME 6 BROTHER will sell at p. M. a two
storvfrarpPd cottage residence on the east side
ofTw"nty- fourth street opposite Union Station
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issued BY the court, as in said petition
prayed, and made returnable on the ] 1th
day, of December at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. :, and
the petitioner having been produced in court
in obedience to said writ, together with the
cause Of her detention fully set forth by the
said sheriff IN his return thereto; and the
truth and the sufficiency Of the return hav-
ing been both denied by the petitioner un-
der oath and upon motion of G. s. Bundy,
Esq., counsel for the petitioner, and after q
full hearing of the case, it is hereby ordered
and adjudged by the court that the petit
toner, Sally Anderson, be forthwith dis
charged from the custody Of the sheriff of
Henrico county. = FS
"JoHN C. UNDERwooD,s
District Judpe,''
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RESTAVRANYS.


hfELLG. RESTAURA- S
SS=-s TFUR Nc. lZot EAEE Mss8.
g, g, a.: - .-, keeps oa haad the DELI IL ~
1hDl"5 @nd SUHSThNTI8LS oTsS<s.sss,sssss~
~. ..i te10nw!ld and s;ic--whethsr OF the isno
AN, W u. ~Siers, served IL best style TO order 81 hIs
IVA Iatles or elsewhere.
nv respectfully invites the lGdies Of Richmond 70
pAHpHiIe his LADIES ORDINARY, where they
-. 80 enjoy bis bcsI dishes In comfort and entirely
S SSs.Le itaIa th" slightest indecorum. dc pledges
nlGtss nIGs bEsT LIQUORS, WINES, and BREWED
ghiN 81 ~ 10 order al his bar, and the finest Cl-
,,n'hn With PIPES. &C., always TO be had In the
ramon OCT
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THE THEATRE.-0wipg to the illness of
Mrs. Rogers, who takes the part of Mrs.
Bolton Jones in Hunted Down." Gold
smiths "She Stoops to Conquer" was put
upon the stage on Saturday night. The
large audience assembled did not seem out
of humor about the change, and the per-
formance passed off to the satisfaction OF
everybody, Notwithstanding the play was
badly cut. Mr.. Bonifaces Narlo,o was
warmly applauded. ',.,
Tonight the house will doubtless be
crowded, as "Our American Cousin" will
be presented with Miss rKeene and Boni-
face in favorite parts.
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JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA CANAL
The following is a list of the articles shipped
up and down the canal between Richmond
and Buchanan during the month Of Ncyem-
Der, 1861:
Do,nn.-G2, 1887 pounds Of merchandise,
1905 pounds of miscellaneous, l37 hogs
heads of tobacco, 80 hogsheads of stems,
2,033 barrels of -four, 1888 bushels OF
wheat, 4,G4S bushels Of corn, 5,l52 bushels
of oats, 4l5 bushels of meal, ! 1856 bushels
of rye, 243 bushels Of potatoes, l,2l7 bales
of forage, 1926 cords Of wood, 900 pounds
of bacon, l,6O9 pounds Of butter, q ,2S7
pounds of fruit, horse, % cattle, % sheep,
ii hogs, 3,l47 empty barrels, ton Of bar
aud railroad iron, 1872 tons of pig and scrap
iron 1,l39 tons of slaves, hoop-poles, and
lumber, 975 tons of iron ore, 294 tons OF
manganese, 4,l55 tons of coal, 238 tons OF
stone, 2,779 barrels of lime and cement.
l3l tons of slate, 35 tons of tan-bark, 63,-
500 bricks, 1902 bushels mill offal.1
Up.-35l,5 1888 pounds Of merchandise,
7O5, 1862 pounds miscellaneous, 1903 sacks
of salt, 800 tons of plaster, tons Of guanc
and phosphates, 3 tons OF manure, Az
tons of coal, 25 tons of bar and railroad
iron, $50 kegs of spikes and nails, 252 tons
Of lumber, 992 cords of wood, 81 tons oi
brick, fire clay, sand, and oyster shells.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
Christmas Presents.

The advertisements IN the Dispatch begin tc
foreshadnw the hapriest daycfthe year-Christ
mas-when the feelings and imp lscs Of the human
character display themselves IN so many briRh
ard delieMful phases. tits but little while unit
it come, with It's annual joys. 6ood people art
beginning lay in lelfcaces and iuxuries for tbs
occasion, and to select their presents for friends
Including the dear young people. Those who have
such wares are appropriate for the season
should at once advertise them In the Dispatch
t king places in the column of 'hHoliday' no.
tices. II is better for the merchant and for us al
that he should advertise hiswares In that column
His sales will be greatly Increased II want to
what there is oteed fr sale that Is seasonaole
before they set ont to purchase and what is moi
In the Dispatch they conclude IS not in the city
Therefore for the good Of all our friends we urge
them to advertise at once. - i-'A
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MAsoNIe.-The grand annual communi
cation Of the Grand Lodge of Free and
Accepted Masons of Virginia will be held
at the Masons' Hall, on Franklin, street
conn mencing at O'Clock this evening. On
Thursday at f12 O'Clock the grand annual
assembly of Knights Templar will be7held
and at P. NJ. on the. same day the grano
annual conyocation of the Grand Roya
Arch Chapter commences. -''[
The members Of the ancient and honor
able fraternity in this city are anticipating
pleasant retinion, and are prepared to ex'
tend a cordial welcome to their brethren
from distance.
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CROCKERY, &c.

NPECIAL Notwithstanding to remove
- '9r Tie Isl of January TO q larger and more
mach a. 20. slb!e. and will offer goods at very
.,uetG p'lce5. our assortment is very large ana
rt t'i te and al persons 20 want will do well 10
~AJi aud cG4Inlne
rt1h hE&T the store now occupied by US.
'''eshlon given on or soon sftcr January lst.
KELLOGG 4 GIBSON,
N '-S@ 1917 Main street.
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f. EDUCATION OF SoLDIERs' CEILDRES-CoN-
sTAST sTREAM.-Besides donations OF divers
smaller sums, there had been Contributed by farce
Richmoud men ts5, dollars each TO payfor whole
6ession. On Saturday last ttco other individuals
gave ten dollars each, while scodiy number gave
smaller sums. Let the stream aow constantly for
q dayior two longer. The Secretary muht leave
soon. .Iaids ,tis7 =. 31 w. T. BRoAppUs, &
o1lH So. .-,- Corresponding SecreEary.
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LIST OF, UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN TIE RIcHAoND PosToFFICE De-
cgMBER ID, l868.--Mrs. e. D. Washington,
Jefferson, West Va; A. b. Vannerson,
Baltimore, Md; Mrs. India M. Mesooe,
Richmond, Va. VIM. T. Gray, Mask = lla
Tenn. Bergtor Filjoel, Danville, Va.
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BANKRUPTCY. - The following persons
have filed petitions in bankruptcy with
Judge Bond - 0EiA1M op4 s~tlj1r&-.
= NJ. B. Jarman, Albemarle; Henry H
Peck, Augusta; E. Hunter Taliaferro
King George; William +. Powers, King
George; Robert Gr;eme, Charles Bayne
Richmond; John. C.. rPalmore, Major r.
Powers, Goochland; William H. Walker
Culpeper; T. R. Haynes s. Brother. Essex
Robert T. Hooe, John Gibson, Robert B
Gibson, Culpeper; James E. Mayo, Man
chester William 7. Lewis, spotsylvania
The following discharges are recorded:
ED. Hitchcock, Richmond; G. r. Finch
King and Queen Ira E, White, Caroline
George Darby, Richmond city.
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Personal.

DHILIP,, the lost and only brother Of
renlv to this advertisement, and let be known
his whereabouts.Io We are the eonly children OF
John and Fanny Tucker. Joha Tucker was from
George county, Va My father oiled and my
mother married man bythe name Of Gacker.,
never. saw him, lis WAS put in the Orphan Asy-
ium of fredericksburg at the age OF five years. i
have not seen or heard from PHILIP TUCRER,
my brother, since = short time before The war. DE
IS now about seventeen or eighteen years OLD, ana
NAV hsYe gone to Ell gland, aud would be glad to
we this aGyer tsement copied In the northern and
english papers that he Eas see 1t, If he be liv-
Ing and reply as soOn as possible, as am very
anxious to hear I, ON him. g
rHIL1P TUCKER wiH please direct his letter
to Brand, Station, Culpeper county, Va.
CLEUPATRA N. TUCKER. i
N.B.-T ECKER was northern man.
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RIsoN's TOBACCO ANTIDOTE, manufac-
tured by J. w. Rison, Of this city,,is. al
ready attracting very general public atten-
ton, and the rapidly increasing sale is the
best evidence that can be furnished of its
real value as an antidote against the cra-
wing desire for tobacco. Mr.. Rison is o
well-known druggist Of this city, and we
have the assurances of those who have used
his antidote that ii effects all that is pro-
missed, when the directions are followed.
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give security,

COLD Enthusiastically was beyond
doubt the coolest Of the season. A keen
wind was blowing in the. morning, ana t1e ne
mercury in the thermometer stood al 80 -
degrees Fahrenheit. Ice formed me = very tniok is
even within doors, and some DARING
skaters yentured on the ponds. ai''''- -
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lJETER PHILL1Ps.-The report on the
street Saturday that Jeter Phillips's coun-
sci had applied. to Judge Underwood for a
writ of habeas corpus is not true; but there
is reason to believe that such a writ will
be applied for early the present week. The
counsel will probably at least petition the
Governor to respite Phillips until the
question of the right of Virginia judges to
hold their courts is definitely determined.
Next Friday is the day fixed for the execu-
ton of Phillips. ,....
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DISCHARGED james H.H. Nicholas, the
United States soldier who was charged with
robbing the mail of registered letter, was
arraigned before Judge Underwood Satur-
day, and after full hearing the jury re-
tired for few moments and brought in o
verdict Of not guilty.
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RICHMOND PRICE CuRRENT.-The Richmond
Let,er-Shee Price Curr,nt published by the sec-
retary OF the Corn Exchange, VIII be issued to-
morrow. Price Two cents per copy, with cards,
and one and . half cents without cards. Orders
received to-day by the publisher.
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VlMNlER K co IS WHOLESALE CANDY

ylMMER & CO.'S WHOLESALE CANDY
r. 4iAhUEAGT0RT AND CAKE BAKERY.
lae undersigned respectfully announce to the
chants. that they s,lll can be found II their old
manufacturing place-l54a Main street. Having
R's=.y improved our machinery, we are now pre-
CANDIES than any other establishment IN our
cNy aud as cheap rs the cheapest Having also
gat Cwl bakery, purchasers may be assured TINT
&sy III receive fresh article OF CAKES a1c
CRACKERS II ordered q: our store. We also keep
constantly on GanG i STOCK OF Foreign and Domes-
"cfE,ils Apples Oranges Lemons Raisins, Cur
t'hS, Citrons, Nuts, Almonds, Pickles ttn barrels
~ua b0u!esj &c ZIMIER Il co.,,
NgA l5I3 Main street,
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DINNER AND BRIDAL DRESSES,


An elegant dinner dress is lavender
silk, ornamented with white lace to form
two aprons and two skirts, and with mar
row alternating white and lavender satin
folds, laid between the lace, which is put
on in double row, the two inside edges
coming together. The bow, and one very
wide end at the back, are composed Of satin,
striped in lavender and white, and edged
with deep rich fringe to match.
The bridal dress is of the finest India
muslin, delicstely embroidered in q border
only, and edged with deep white lace over
white satin, thick and heavy, but made en-
tirely plain. The low bodice is Of satin,
richly trimmed with lace; the high body Of
puffed muslin and fine needle-Work inser-
ton. The veil is of tulle, the ornaments q
complete set Of orange-fower jewels. .l
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1 UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT Judge
=, Underwood. -On Saturday George w.
Cook and John Riley were sentenced as
noted elsewhere.
Thevor Brown was sentenced to three
months confinement in Jail for robblng the
mail. .s& -...t #H# )" --t1.h - .N@h
In the case of Dean, Crabb s Co. Us. ia
cobs, Judgment for plaintiffs, S366.61.
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MAIL RopBER SENTENcED.-On Saturday
last, in tho United States Circuit Court,
George W. Cook, of Culpeper Courthouse,
who day or two before plead guiltyof the
charge of robbing the United States mail,
was sentenced to ten years. confinement In
the Albany penitentiary. ........
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OHRISTMAS, CHRIsTMAS.-DIA-
u MOND, PEaRL, ST0NE 1CAME0 BY
ZINTINE MOSAIC, ETRUSCAN, and other
.,.u:tTul SETS OF JEWELhY E ~. -. :.
sIEELING SILVER TEA SITS, SPOONS
YtRaS LADIES, and a large variety OF SILVER
Is CASFS:
CHAINS SEALS and KRIS, &C., Of very supc-
:arQual!ty:
NELk CHAINS. LOCKFTS, and HANDKER-
lHiEE-H0inSRS; and weli-selrcted stock Of
g,NCY GOODS. CESS
The above sold at lowest prices.
JOHN II. TYLER e Co,
80 h-tIa 1872 Vain street.