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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-24

A SUSPICIOUS CHARACTER CHARGED WITH
A HEAVY ROBBERY IN BALTIMoRE.-Wil-
liam F. Knox, Of Knox & Craddock, the
well-known detective agency, arrested yes
terday morning suspicious fellow, calling
himself by different names, on the charge
of being concerned in recent heavy rob-
berry in Baltimore, Md. He has been OBJ
served in the city several days, and the
detectives had their eyes upon him. One
night he was noticed in crowd Of emf
grants at the Fredericksburg depot. At an
uptown clearinghouse he gave twenty
eight cents for nights lodging, saying
that he had no more money; the next night
he gave thirty eight cents, and the next,
fifty cents. When arrested, he gave his
name as Gordon, and said he had walked
from Baltimore. Subsequently, however,
he told Detective Craddock that his name
was Ginnis, and that he hailed from New
York. The right name of the man accused
is Sinclair.
The prisoner is man of respectable ex-
terror, and answers to the description ot
Sinclair, except that he has side-whiskers
Only small amount of money was found
about him. He was lodged in cell at the
lower police station, and will have hear
ing this morning.
The robbery which Sinclair is charged
with committing was that Of private resi-
dence in Baltimore. A gentleman's trunk
was broken open and $1,000 in greenbacks
and 81, 1000 in gold stolen, besides $1,000
worth of jewelry. Knox and Craddocb
we're placed on the lookout by Baltimore
detective agency.
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THE MODERN DANcE.-Eforts are being
made to induce Rev. William E. Hatcher,
of Petersburg, to repeat in this city his
popular lecture on the Advantages of the
Modern Dance.' Last winter it drew q
large crowd on very inclement night, and
81 general desire was expressed for @ repe-
tition of it. We trust he will consent to
come. There will be no lack Of hearers.
The biggest hall will be too small to ac-
commodate all who will come to the ball, or
rather to the reverend gentleman's de-
scription Of il.
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New ToBAcco.-Sales Of lots Of new
loose tobacco are being made daily at the
warehouses. II the clerks who have charge
of the books would sum up each day the
amount sold it would be great conye-
nience to oil persons seeking statistical in
formation concerning the trade of our city.
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FUNERAL OF DR.. MAYo.-St. Johns
church was crowded on Sunday afternoon
with the friends of the late DR.. John Mayo.
After the reading of the Episcopal service
for the burial of the dead by Rev. Henry
Wall, rector of St. Johns, the remains were
consi gned to their last resting-place in the
burying-ground surrounding the church,
where sleep so many of Virginia's sons and
daughters.
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JAMES RIVER AND KAEAwHA CANAL
The aggregate tonnage cleared up and down
the James River and Kanawha canal for
the fiscal year ending Goth September,
1868, was 75,4S2 6-10 tons, classified as
follows: l12, ,5361a tons, sixth class 2S,202
tons, fifth class; S,4l814 tons, fourth class
1880 tons, third class; l0,202 l-10 tons,
second class 2 ,28334 tons, first class.
The articles shipped up and down the
canal for the month Of October, 1868, were
as follows
Up.-570,l73 pounds of merchandise
l,009, lS4 pounds Of miscellaneous articles
1850 sacks Of salt 343 tons of plaster
374 tons Of gusno and phosphates l5 tons
Of manure; 1903 tons Of coal; lO4 tons Of
bar and railroad iron; III kegs Of spikes
and nails 452 tons Of lumber; 7l5 cords
of wood !; 81 tons Of fre-clay brick and
sand.
Down.-l66,492 pounds of merchandise
AGA, ,573 pounds Of miscellaneous articles
Eli hogsheads Of tobacco; 5 hogsheads o.
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stems $500 barrels of -four 6,l5S bush.
els Of wheat; 3,S97 bushels of corn 5,OSe
bushels of oats l,678 bushels of rye; 26s
bushels of potatoes; 40 bales of forage
GIG cords of wood; 1920 pounds of ba-
con; 1885 pounds of butter 1915
pounds of fruit; 8 horses 10 cattle
ID sheep; Is hogs 1874 empty
barrels; l ton of bar and railroad iron
III tons Of hoop-poles and lumber; 351
tons of pig and scrap iron I'll tons of
iron ore 1904 tons of coal 1,2O6 tons of
stone; 2,5O7 barrels of lime and cement !;
29l tons of slate; 81 tons of bark; l30, 900
bricks.
If the agent at Lexington had been more
prompt in making his return this list could
have been made up several days ago.
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HORRIBLE OUTRAGE BY A NEGRo-AT-
TEMPT TO RAPE MosT RESPECTABLE
YOUNG LADT.-On Sunday last most dia-
bolical outrage was attempted by negro
upon the person of young lady living in
l1enrico county about ten miles from Rich
mond. The young lady was proceeding on
foot to attend religious services at church
not more than mile from her fathers resi-
dence, when she was accosted by negro
who carried gun and seemed to be hunt
ing. After some insulting words Of base
proposal he made an attempt to violate her
person. The young lady was Of robust
frame, and made much greater resistance
than was anticipated. Finding himself
unable to effect his purpose by muscular
effort, the black scoundrel threatened to
shoot her, and did strike her over the head
with the butt of his gun, inficting Sc
we're wound across her forehead, and rem
dering her for time insensible.
1t is probable, however, that he was
frightened off, as his hellish purpose was
not contaminated. On regaining her con-
sciousness the young lady found that the
negro had made god his escape. She at
once made her way home, and the news
was soon communicated to some members
of the congregation of the church.
Of course there was great excitement,
and party Of twenty-five young men i'm
mediately armed themselves and started in
search of the perpetrator of the outrage
The country thereabouts was well secured,
and several suspicious parties were ar
rested, but being confronted with the young
lady she failed to identify either of them
as the person who made the assault. Per-
sons are still on the look k-out for him, and 30
excited is the public mind that summary
punishment will be his portion should he
be apprehended.
The young lady upon whom the attempt
was made is of good family, and her con-
nections are Of the highest responsibility.
She and her family have the sympathy Of
the whole community.
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OFFICE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO KAIRoAD)
Ct MPASY,
RICHMOND, October 10, 1883. }
AIOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO TIL

RICHMOND, OctoOer ~, 1903.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TO THE
IN stockholders Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Qate Virginia CentraD Railroad Company that
the ANNUAL MEETING Of the com pany will be
heldin the city OF Richmond on THURSDAY the
goth day of November, 1853.
For the information Of the stockholders the fol-
lowing extracts from the bylaws Of the Company
published
" MI proxies tn represent stockholders at gene
raj meeting shall be In writing and signed by the
.crson thus transferring the power. Partnerships
may sign In the name of the partnership, and the
signature of either member OF the firm shall be
valid.
SO proxy shall be valid given more than sixty
days prior to the meeting of the Company.
- No proxy for individual stockholders shall pass
free going or returning from the meetings OF the
Company, unless lie Is himself q stockholder.
"Ihe books of transfer shall be closed fifteen
days prev Ious to any general meeting.
= Stockholders Will pass free going to and re-
turning from the meetings OF the Company.
~. GARRETT,
oc sl-2awtNov2s Treasurer"
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MAGGIE M1TCuELL.-The advent Of this
sprightly and universally popular actress
is anticipated with great interest by the
play-goers of Richmond. The Theatre has
been engaged by Messrs. Spalding & Rapley
for an engagement of six nights, commenc-
ing on Monday next. Maggie's repertoire
embraces Fanchon, Little Barefoot, Pearl of
Savoy, and Lorle, in each of which she is
the same charming comedienne.
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ISDIcTMENTs.-The grand jury of Judge
Burnhams court brought in the following
presentments yesterday Nathaniel Cosby
(negro), murder, true bill; James L.
Boyden (white), felonious cutting, true
bill; Thomas Clarke (negro), bigamy, q
true bill dis Major and Allen Scott
(negroes), felony, true bill; Napoleon
Hanes and Arthur Thomas (negroeS)
felony, a true bill.
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inn rises 7O7 Moon sets........-... 10
~''n sets. SO High tide IL. 0U
PORT U' RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 90, 1858.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Niagara, Rlakeman New York ner-
chandsc and passengers. W. G. Durham L Co.
Stcamer state OF Maryland, Travers, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys & Williams
schooner \. NJ. Edwards, Philadelphia, coal
J. l.. Darlington.
Schooner j. a. Grant, Philadelphia, coal, f.
Dillon.
Schooner Roanoke, Philadelphia, coal, B. Ward
we'll.
SAILED.
Steamer Eliza Hancox, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
cEan!ise and passengers, l.. g. Tatum
SCh1oners Casper fIeft, Shoe, Baltimore, and E.
v. Pratt, kcndrick, Philadelphia, merchandise,
CrOwcll Il Cur,ie.
SchyOners G. h. Squires, light.
MEMORANDUM.
Schooner Lucy D. Higgins, cleared from Boston
for Richmond on the 2ist.
n TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, November 23-Arrived, steamships
Hattcras and Saratoga Richmond.
SAVANNAH, GA November 23-Weather cold,
and heavy gales reported at sea.
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GELS.

DEST KEROSENE OIL at forty cents
- per gallon.
J. KlNDERVATEE ( BOOK.
uo2i GGI BROAD street. near Fifth.
OILS, OILS, OILS.-MACHINE GIL,
~ FUSE LARD ell. SPESM OIL. MEATS
fUoT OIL. TA&&F#S' OIL, VIRGINIA LU-
EklNHTING OIL. LlN>EEn OIL, KEROSENE
SD ANCHOR tfilS. For ale hv
\. BUDEkEk X BROTHER.
r0cl Druggists.
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JEW ELRY, &c.
LASKA DIAMONDS.

1 LASKA DIAMONDS.
nr~iv-dtecnvcrci skNSPARENT CkR.
yDNTZSr QUARTZ, eqNa IN hriIliancy to the
- diamond ,1ouUica :. oar own factory IN art!S-
- settings. Ell X NNrEED FINE GOLD, and
O. ID av H~ =; E-FiFTi$IH Of the cost of real
r,..o.GS q which they arc eQusi In every respect
.,r.sf iatfiusls v4l.c-
Solitaire EariropS- per pair. IS and $s: Soli-
l..re ftagrr Rings, 80 Sud Tlo Solitaire Gents
bosom ms ~ - - &c SIS, S2o Solitaire
bosom ''ins SIC and So; Gents Cluster Bosom
Fl. ".th TAN. $40: Cluster Pin and Earrings, $40
SrG E@s; Cluster Cross. IS 80, Sud BIS; Cluster
Cross HoSo0' Pin And Earrings. %fe and $2S; Clus-
:rt singer Rings, s5. IS. $40 and si2.
orders less than - must be accompanied with a
pos utjr" order. and The goods sent free. Orders
5.>rr Ting Iha' 3mourt by express. for collection
on deli cry, customers paying all OK press charges
Try [ :. Address
JAMES T. MONROE 4 CO.,
Importers and Manufacturers,
0r "s-"rN lQS FrOrGVcsy :. York.
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RICHMOND AND DANyILLE RAILROAD
The following is list of articles received
in Richmond per the Richmond and Dan
vile railroad during the month of October,
1868: 25l hogheads, 235 tierces, and As
boxes tobacco; 2,079 packages manufac-
tured tobacco, 273 hogsheads stems, S,S6I
bushels wheat, 4,OO6 bushels corn, 4,G9o
bushels rye, 2,72S bushels oats, $50 bush
els naxseed, 1885 pounds butter, 6,90J
pounds eggs, S4,gl4 pounds dried fruit,
2,736 pounds dried berries, 29l barrels
flour, 500 bushels potatoes, 7 carloads slum'
Der, q carloads slaves, 1894 pounds lea
ther, lO,3S7 pounds sumac, l7,625 pound;
black lead, 50 tons scrap iron.
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Observation-Disclosures II. Wilson, of
Chesterfield; Fl. F. Sharp and Samuel
Lyell, of Richmond and James W. Gill
kerson, of Rockbridge, filed petitions in
bankruptcy yesterday.
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III. ELLYsoN u co. Will insert advertisements In
Tile principal newspapers IN Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ut pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
ty 3l-eodR
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LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REhA1s-
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosToFFIcE NoVEM-
BEa "a, ls68.--Miss Mary Neal, richmond.
Va: Miss ]. Divine, Richmond, Va; John
NJ. Bryant William +. Gaskins, Balti-
more. Md; Rev. C. C. Pearson, Charlottes-
vile. Va; John J..Williams, Pushmataha,
chocktaw county, Ala; one letter, no ad-
dres5. n.#aS .EaaDHaAt
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co., )
richmond, November 0, 1865.
rs3uu T1yFNTv EIRST aNNJIaI. MEET

THE TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL MEET
ING of the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAILROAD
COMPANY will be held In this city on the SECOND
WEDNESDAY, in december next (sth) at IL NJ
The transfer book will be closed from the 2otn
instant until after the annual meeting.
j. ID. BLAIR, Auditor.
FORM OF PROXY OF THE RICHMOND AND DAM
WILLIE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Know all M by these presents that ~ the un-
dersigned do hereby constitute and appoint -
st .crney - for and iu - name. TO vote on
al questions that may be brought before the meet
Ing of the stockholders of the Richmond and DAM
vile Railroad Company, TO be held at ON -
the = day of -, or at any adjournea meeting
thereof hereby ratifying all the acts OF =, said
seat and voting In person. In testimony whereof.
- have hereunto afi xed - hand this day OF
no 9--eodtd
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Magnificent bridal presents, diamonds, silver
ware, jewclry, and fancy goods, opening this
week. Call and see them at NowLAN & Co.'s.
no l-eOd
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No CoURT.-Judge Burnham will not
open his court on Thursday, as it is the day
set apart for thanksgiving. The civil busi-
ness of the court will be resumed on Friday
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JUDGE MEREDITH's CoUET.-This court
was in session yesterday, but no business
of public interest was transacted.
Adjourned until Friday next.
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OFFICE RICUMoSDASD PETERsBURG1
RAILROAD COMPANY. Z
Npygnahar 1S6Y

hIEIIMDNU, va, NUFeIUtr ., k7Vo.
NOTICE.-The ANNUAL MEETING or
1$ the stockholders OF this company will be held
st the office OF the company, No. oil Main street
(up star3), between Ninth and Tenth streets, on
TUESDAY the cath instant, at IL O'Clock NJ.
The transfer books will be closed from the 10th
to the 2sth instant. ii. W. HARRINGTON,
no Adm Treasurer.
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1t( BARRELS CHOICE APPLES, just
received per steamer Isaac Bell for sale By
,, HGi.~T IL KING,
wa l492 Main street.
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WOOD AND COAL.-5O0 toas RED
~ l. i IGE and STOVE GOALS; 400 cords
nah ,"o ~ + y tDn also, CLONES HllIL
IN aiaLpIHlan LUMP COAL. All OF which
". ." sold ~ the lowest market rates.
2'"g"h corner of seventeenth ana DOCK streets
"-I .-irAiceutn between Main and Cary Streets.
nr = WltF EpRFkrS.
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i NiuHAlIrE C0AL.--A full supply OF
> Fih,f QUALIFY ANTHRACITE COAL,
Sizes sJHc3 lo~ ranges and stoves Of all kinds fur
1ac,s aUi CRATES.
AIS, CLOVER HILL LUMP AND HAIL
coat.
Purchasers are invited TO call on Seventeenth
Sole 8. p. LATHR0P.
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/ i. Woodbridge has constantly
a. on AtaI the best GLOVER HILL and
.NI1UaCIfE coat and OAK and PINE
N##y.
"@nn a Glover Hi yard, Garner Of Eighth and
ayr@ ~..r.,@ lin
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FIRE IN HENR1co CoUNTY.-On Sunday
evening the large dwelling house of Mr..
Samuel Sutherland, on the Creighton road,
about two miles from Richmond, was burn
ed to the ground. The fire was caused, it
is thought, by the falling of brand from
newly Lighted fire in an upper room. Mr..
Sutherland's loss was about $4,000, and,
unfortunately for him, the term Of his insu-
rance policy had expired. A part of the
furniture was saved, though some Of the
most valuable pieces were consumed. Mr..
Sutherland is the well-known gunsmith.
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RESTAURANTS, dsc.
BOARDING AND LODGING.

D0ARD INAPRIVATE FAMILY Two
Ed gentlemen and their wives can % sScopaD i,n.S
the best part or the city, where every htnx 10 nea
clean, aud pientifal Address box sss e.,y ,ss-
Office. NO A-q"
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i NTIRACITE COAL.-I am now dis
y 0ntgg!ng tie best quality Of COAL ever re-
l,.,e5 iu lis MAJ krt--
IRELAND WHlIE ASH STOVE. CRATE
CFEST& TT, HND BHGEE%.
Persons wishing coat vii! 10 well 10 call while
.'r ''~''''' '''7 Z. WARDwrLL.
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CUHFURT-SPLIT SAWED WOOD

- ~ ways ready, very best dry OAK
@.4 ZINE WOOD, sawed and spit, for ktnding
- COOKING. saves expense and cost OF charcoal
80 all PUMP, certified the best. Order
t.-@ "a!klus, Cnltrrll Il Coz Main street, and
I'll \ ,Hirela Basin aud Ninth street, and II
-'~p "'4 ucl Factory, spnth side Basin
- ID i. T. WATKINS.
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80 - hlLts iSIH SThEhJs
'"Ai. ". HALL CEKW. WOOD.
Val WILL SOON ADVANCE.--The sea-
- 90" for 1r,s IS TO hand, and consumers should
9.,A 4. AsH9 AN.AGAC:yE-RE1 and WHITE
PIttggidt MN OUB, LUMP, HAIlI, ana AVE
80. Z ,Ll., which wltl sen GI loves market
WON A!5o, eEASONED OAK and PINE
geS-.e &c and yard for Anthracite Coal Cary and
.,a"umiICGs Coal and Wood yard, Fourteenth
'1sst W., near DsnyiGe depot.
w w. HALL, GrsEW,
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NIEAP WOOD.-Just received another
y supply oi lrs,-rate
~ a-.tNtD OK AND PINE WOOD,
Hrti s.l!irc for St and 50 so per corc for oak,
49, @J. r iar iliiy.
osaoss aolc ,"d aud satisfaction guaranteed as
t. & .l.t t-d qu4u,iJ..
H.s. tNlHUHGiTE, CLOVER HILL, and
o.ae. COAL at loves. market rates.
". j. NCD0"EJb,
mex. - corner First and Br0ac, and Broad
between adams and jefferson streets,
-. l.lm.rN kent hy Ny. J A. Moore.
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The ACCOMMODATES TRAIN on the Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroad was detained yes
terday evening several hours by the train
coming in contact with the end Of freight
car which was standing on one of the many
switches at Gordonsville.
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WILLIAM H. DAVIS,

CORNER or NINTH AND CARY sTRKETs,
CStI constantly on hand best CLOVER HILL
NM, Nm 81 az grs:nes, and RkDsud WHITE Ash
- Z. market rates Sc 25-2m
w oOD FOR SALE.--I ana prepared TO
E'r.r GA'er OAK WOOD for $e and PINE
hr G Tor % per cord or VIII sell 1T $6 and "a on
Qr.tTA' A' III orders left With CURTIs Il PARKER
Ind rc sLc S&r1 on Dock street between Twentieth
se: 'yl+y-hfst, WIN be promptly filed. p
I'm I'm ". G. EELMs.
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NNUAL MEETING.-The annual
n meeting ofthe Richmond. FREDERICKSBURG Ana
Fotomac and Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
CONNECTION COMPANY will be held on
WEDNESDAY the 18th of November, 1853 AZ IL
O'Clock A. NJ, The Office Of the Richmond, FRED
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company in
Richmond.
no a--td J. B. WINSTON. Secretary.
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{ lhA&"E OF PRICE, am prepared tc
~ .n..t=a t't1I, from The celebrated B BUkFOoi
~ lGsGn,r:y belonging - i!r National Coal
2ah.sS .uI.l an, - IAo following prices, Geii-
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PRICES FO& NOVEMBER.

SPRINGFIELD AND DEEP RUN COAL
y COMPANY.
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saAzsaNE HNTEALgGENCE.

SIGNATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER a. 1868.
nn ris=s....-4...-..7.0 Moon sets.......--.. LIZ
~n sets. s..........4 So High tide. IL. 90
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MEETINGS.

MEETINGS.
THERE WILL BE A REGULAR MEET
INC OF the HiBERsIi DEHOCRAIlC
CLUB held at Bodeker's Hall THIS tiuesuayl
gre Mt importance will be brought before Inc
meeting.
n9Ssnn ny - d. BRANNAN. Secretary.
CHEsAPRAKE AND OHIO RAILROAD CoMPASf,}
TRKASURER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, November 81, 1868. }
NOTICE.-The meeting of the stock,
~ holders Of the Chesapeake and OHIO Railroad
Company will be held in he hali OF me
st,nt ~ j. GARRETT.
y, t7-,bNoy Treasurer.
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PRICES For NOVEMBER.
fTNr per toad twenty-five bushels) ).........E 90
WzEL l... lUnd t:~cU;y- five bushel-l l........ 90
sEEEHar. yer load twenty live busAc's 90
4 "A. zUDrly poYg on haQd ald liberal arrange
,a.sts maize with manufacturers aud large con-
.ar.rs. L. I. WELLFuED
-. linn sixth street ne8r Canal.
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fsrR U SIS L ES-Chase's, Marshes, Hey
Il mems Mrs. Betts's SUPPORTERS; SUS-
PENSDHlES of SIX, Cotton, and Gum Elastic, Of
the best makers. For sale by
no % DOVE & MOsELEY.
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CUMBERLAND DITUMINOUS COAL.

J!st received = cargo Of superior
CUMBERLAND COkL-hLL SIZES.
LumI for s-atcs, average for engines, and hGe for
s-Itts' u.s..
rli~ coal has double the strength Of any other in
i.e Larhct.
: large supply Of
ANTHR K CITE COAL
On hand suitable for foundry. factory. and family
use Tia YES 4 MEERIMAS.
upoo FIglt-euth and ,'arv streets.
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NHESTNUT ANTHRACITE COAL.-A
I ! cargo rGF$TSCT ANTHRACITE coal.
.at -,crl ne,l-siZc prepared for use in " Morning
G,ory" and Oriental" stoves.
EAWkS L 3lERRIMAS,
10 a'-1t FirhtcrEth and Cary streets.
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~ MEDICINES at the cheap Drug Store Of
j. kISDERVATEk Il BOOK,
no 81 5JI Broad street, near Fifth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-24

rHEAP WO0D.-Owing to the break in
I J ,ha canal being ani>hei we are prepared to
80" seasoned GA X aud PINE WOOD at the fol-
i.,!.. p-4ccs phh WOup. IS To Sc. 80 per cord :;
Pl>r $3.50 Pees"nS wishing to lay in their
Winter supply " III Il" well 10 call at once.
rlsn. tLbEEE Hli.L and ANTHRACITE
coats always on band at the lowt-t market
r.,cs. GaEN K cSUICHFIELD.
No. Is Eighth stree, near the
noIi-rrltI.1 puCket landing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-24

DURE DRUGS, CHEMICALS, PATENT
4 MEDICINES; TOILET, FANCY, and other
articles, &c, Mt cheapest prices. Give us 4 call
....d convince yourself.
J. XINDaRVATER & BOOK, Druggists,
no2l SO! Broad street, near Fifth.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-11-24

DISON'S TOBACCO ANTIDOTE-war-
4 b ranted If directions followed. Prepared
only by JOHN IS. RISOS, Apothecary,
corner Main and Third streets.
Sold by druggists generally. no Is
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1868-05-28
LETTER LIST.

The following are the names of persons
for whom letters remain uncalled for in the
Washington Post Office:
John @ Allen, J N Ashby sJ Ateher,
Miss Sarah b Allen, lsaac Alexahder, r
Adams, Mrs r Brown, Clifton Brown, Lu-
cinda Brown, A R Bennett, Levi Brem-
berger, Arther Brown, Edward Brown. J
Behntr, Henry Burnett, Patrick Brennan,
David Brubaker, Mrs L Bryson, Cook.
Hugh Campbell, VIM II Crouk 3, Jennie
Gonnor, Charley Cline, E W Cook, Neal
Car, W NJ Carter, Thomas Coil, Lewis
Carmon, Miss Celia Cash, strawder Claw
son, F Mccoy, Sallie J Morgon, a W
Murphey Geo Monroe, James Murphey,
Jesse Millikan, Miss Allie McArther, Jno
McCurd, A Y Maye, W W Morse, Scott
Moots O. $1,000.
HENRY L. ROBINSON. P. M.