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came from beyond the seas, is now a home
made article, brought to our doors and rem
dered available to any one who may wish to
use 1t. 1t is not surprising that Liebig should
pronounce this the browning discovery in the
artificial preparation of minerals. Ultra
marine is essentially mixture of silica, sui
phur, alumina, sulphuric acid, iron and soda,
and the proper proportions to take for its pre-
paration vary according to the manipulation
in different manufactures. The best brands
come from France and Germany,
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THE PRIN ClPAL DE P t

THE PRINCIPAL DEPOT
FOR THE SALE OF
UR STA MPs,
NO 3O4 CHESTNUT STREET.
CENTRAL DEPOT NO IOs S. FIFTH ST,
zone door below Chestnut street,
ESTABLISHED 1852.
The sale Of Revenue Stamps is still continued
at the Old. Established Agency.
The stock comprises every denomination
printed by the Government, and having at all
times large supply we are enabled to I'LL and
forward (by Mail or Express), all orders, imme-
diately upon receipt, matter Of great impor-
tance.
United States Notes, National Bank Notes,
Drafts on Philadelphia, aud Post once Orders
received in payment.
Any Information regarding the decisions of
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue cheer.
fully and gratuitously furnished.
Revenue Stamps printed upon Drafts, Checks
Receipts, etc.
The following rates of commission are allowed
on Stamps and Stamped Paper:-
ON S25 and upwards.....,.".....,'.... per cent.
" lUO .''''''''.''''..''"..''',,,o -
" 300 ..............,.......,..,.4
Address all orders, ETC., to
STAMP AGENCY,
No. 8OlCHEsNUT STREET, PHILADELPHIA
UNITED STATES POSTAGE STAMPS of
all kinds, and STAMPED ENVELOPES con-
stantly on haud.
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WEST JERSEY RAILROADS

" EST r. SEY RAILROADS.
w FALL AND WINTER ARIA NGEAIENT
From foot OF MARKET street (Upper FerryC
Commencing MiEPIEEsSSp2AY, I sePtemqer i6, 1868.
u f%Sr % Cape May and stations below MillVille sl5
FOR Millyllle, vIneand, and intermediate stations
S15 A. M, 8Lb r. M "'''''O'
and $3.50 Il. n. 80 ' N- 49, -
For Woodbury. at sI5 A. M, s'l5 $780, and 600 p. M.
Freight train leaves Camden daily ~ ~ O'clock
noon.
Walnut street, daily.
Freight Delivered no s2ssouth Delaware avenue.
WILLIAM ]. SEWELL,
SL superintendent
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DHILADELPHIA WILMINGTON, AND
L BALIIMohE RAILROAD-TIME rABLE.-
VIII leave Depot corner Broad street anu Washing
ton avenue, e. ioEoWS;oooo 900 Nc ,s,,a,,a oo,,,,o,,
iol Bstnm9Te sIopplns a. al TesHl'T gf@tQa1 Con-
GristlTd and nletmediate stStions Iof
ExpTess Train as u M Sundays eTggS9psgdl ior
Perry Vile and HavreG Grace, Connects at WI
mington with train for New CasGie, 90 o,o,,.0,, Co.,
Baltimore end Washingto stopping ~ Chester,
port, stanton, Newark ElEton, North East, Charles.
Town, Pc r Vile HsyLe de Grace ADeTaeeh @ e. reFry
mans, Edgewood, Magnolia OAase ), anu SteAmerH
Eight Express at 1880 p. NJ. (Dailyl for Baltimore
and Washington, stopping at Chester Tnnriow, Lin
wood, Oaym0n Wllm9gI5o9, mn 55 EeWHrE NJ, hkIon'
Passengers tor Fortress Monroe anu Noriolk VIII
take Iae l-VO %SSiIflMSIIHGToN " TRAINS.
Stopping st all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Philadelphia - II,Co M A. NJ, 2so. o co. & and
ware Railroad tor Harrington aad Intermediate
LEAVE Wilmington 7OOand $40 A. M So 4i5 and
ZOO p. NJ. the $40 A. A. Train WI! not s!9p between
Chpster and Philadelphia The 90 4. 10. Train from
Wilmington runs daily Gil oshe' Acco onmodation
5Ioia BaitiioSe 10 PGiiadelphi baltimore
725 A, NJ, Way Mail. 935 a, III Expre43, 25 z. M
AApfss1UgN sUNDAT & TRAlIN .l IN HtRSoM HFRoM BALTIAoRE
Leaves Baltimore a. rs NJ. STOPPING AZ Mag
| Vile, CharlesJOwn, North East ElHtDu, Newark
stanton, Newport, Wilmington, Claymon!, Linwood
'1n ThTons6 rough tickets to all poln;s West, south, and
|
ChesnuJ street. under Continental Hotel, where also
STATE Rooms and BeELhs In .eeplug jars eau be
secured during the day Persons purchasing tickets
at this office have baggage checked NJ tneir resi-
dence by the Union Transfer Company.
IL. Il. KEHNEY, superintendent.
| PHILADELPHIA AND ERIE RAILROAD
| I WIETER TIME pABLE,-THROUdH AND
DIRElyT ROUTE BETWEEN PHlLA DELPHIA, "A ,
| BALTIhIORIC, HARRISBURG WILLIAMSPO
AND THE GREAT OIL REGION OF PENNSYL-
Elegant Sleeping Cars ON all Night Trains.
! on and AFTER MONDAY, November 20, 1868, the
trains on the Philadelphia snd Erie Railroad viii
run as folows:-- sr,yApD
MAI, TRAIN leaves Philadelphia. 45 z, NJ
~ A" WillIEInBpJ Jrt...,,,,,, $40 Il, M
arrives at Erie"..,.,... .,...... 8 80 p, M
ERIE EXPRESS leaves EhilRdelpha..."...lljOA 80 a. M
| 4" WllliaInspOrt...... 8 so z, M
arrives AT Erie. .",,.......,...l TO- 20 "A, m
ELMIRA MAIL leaves Phllhdel phia.,..., 500 A. M
WillRmsport.,,",.. G 80 p. M
arrives at LOckhaVen,",, 7'45 Z. II,
EASTWARD
MAIL TRAIN leaves Erle. A. M
WuliemspOf ft.,.,,,,,,l ~ 65 A, M ,
, arrives at Philadelphia..,lOOO A, M
ERIE EXPRESS leaves EEle1 EgI1,s 625 ?. NJ
xru arrives at Philadelphia. 42O =. M
hhu anu EGpresB connect with OIL Creek and
AAIiIIeeghenX Al egX River Railroad, BAGGAGE OHEOKED
lhhOUSh ALFRED l., TYLER
lR General superintendent
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Sale at No. mo Cheqnut street

T1HOMAS BIRCH " SON, AUCTIONEERE
a AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, NO, lJie
O4ESNUT Streets rear entrance No. lIO7 SAMSON gsr
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salo no. 1lna M. Flfteenth stre.t

ELFgANT WALNUT FURNITUBE, HANDSOME
MIRRORS. ELEGANT ROSEWOOD PIANO.
VERY FINE OIL PAINTINGS BICH BRUS-
Sells CARPETS, FINE GLASSWARE AND
CHINA.
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i" u JORN Q, ALLEN, IIcket Agent,
NO. sol CH ESNUT Street.,
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent
no, ll6 MARKET Etrees,
SAMUEL Ii. WALLACE,
Ticket agent at the Depot,
The FennsylysnlE Railroad Company viii not SIS,
Gume any risk for Baggage except Tor Wearing Ap-
psre ana limit theig FespOnsl lbiLy One Hundred
Dollara in value All Baggage exceeding that srnounL
value will be a. the risk OF the owner unless Jaken
by special contract. EDWARD Ii. WILLIAMS,
f2S General Superintendent Altoona, Pa
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ENGINES, MACHINERY, ETC,

Sf#GEsa PENN STEAM ENGINE AND
FsSRnA2s-Aa BOILER WORES.-EEAFIlG & LEV Y
RLNACIlUAL AND TAEORErlCAL ENGJ NEEilf,
@ANH1N1STsi BOILER-MAKERS, BA A OK
SMITHS, and FOUNDERS, having foE many wear,
been Ia successful operation, and been exoluaveiS
engaged IN building and repairing Marine ana River
Engines, high and pressure, Iron Boilers, Water
VRnkS, PEopellerS ETC., respectfully offer the
Tract for engines of all sizes, Marine, River, sna
Stationary having seis OF patterns OF different sysF
prepared TO execute orders with quick dedpasgh
Every description OF pattern 10 aking made al ths
shortest notice. High and Low-preBsuFe Ffoa
Tabular and Cylinder Boilers OF the best Pennsylva.
Iron ana BTsss Castings OF all descriptions. R1Ii
Turning, Screw Cutting and all ether work con neoad
With the above business,
Drawings and specifications for all work dons ri
the establishment free OF charge and work guRPzn.
keed,
The subscribers have ample wharfdock room tDp
repairs OF boats where they can lie In perfect gse
aud are provided with lheara, blocks, fails, etc. G
JACOB q. NEAFIH
JOHN +. LEVY,
RW BEACH and PALAIER Etree.n
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on Tuesday Morning.

Ol lueSJAy AlOtNlOBs
February ct 10 O'Clock, at No. i4C5 NJ Fifteenth
asreet above Master street. by catalogue tine entire
Iurniture including very elegant walnut ana maroon
plush drhwing-room suit, centre table, handsome
walnut chamber turDiture 2hRndsOme walnut side
boards superior library furniture bookcase elegant
rosewood piano By Raum; Yry fine French plate
mirrors, Handsomely namedi French mattel clocks,
Rogers Group hrepTOOf silver chest hair mat
trCeSes, richly cut glassware, fine white French
chlna, plated ware, rich Brussels carpets cottage
suit, klCLen utensils. etc.
ELEGANT OIL PAINTINGS.
ago, several fine subjects by William Vhayer. Ver-
boeckhoven, BOnheld, Dy ke and others fine engrRv.
lngs, etc.
elegRnt condition.
May be seen early on the morning ofsale. 1 81 lot
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ATORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
| Y For BETHLEHEA, DOY LhSTOWN, MAUgH
Chunk, EAsToN, W!LLIAMssP0Rr, WILKES.
PITTsT6N, ,TUNKHANNoUK,A and sCRANTON.
WINTER ARRAEGHMEN
PasE eDger Trains leave this Depot corner OF BERKS
and AMERICAN Streets, daily (SundayH eXceptedl
~ tGti8H tGtH2S a. NJ Express for Bethlehem Allentown
Mauch Chunk, HaZletOn, WillamBpOrt, W Wilkesbarre
Jshsnoy CITY, PiItston ana Tunk khannOck,
0'45 M, (i xpress) for Bethlehem, Easton, Allen
tcWa MRuch ChHnk, WAkesbarre, PittAtOn, and
Ae I45 p, ri. (Express) for Bethlehem, Mauch
Chuhk WilkesbaTre, Plltaton, and Scranton.
At 500 r. NJ, TOR Bethlehem, Easton, Allentown
and MGuch Chunk. o,,- \, ,,-,,.,-
fgOr Fort Washington al 1915 a. M, ana IL 80 p. NJ,
Tsor 7 'snsdale at 6'2) Z. M
i,i,th and sixth Streets Second and Third Streets
and Union City Passenger Railways run 10 the new
DepVTT;R AIMS ARRIVE IN PHILA DELPHIA
From Bethlehem at 9lO A. M,i 2'l0, 5'25 and $50
r rtacm "a, Doylestown at s'S5 A. NJ, F55 7P.M
TrOm I,ansdale at 7'30 A, M.
i7TOm Fort Washington az 10 4b A, M and $40 p M.
HAoA4 ON SUNDAYS.
phuadelphia for Bethlehem at 30 A, M,
phIsdelphia for DOylestown at Z. NJ,
noviestOwn for Philadelphia at z A. NJ.
Beiblehem for Philade phiE at p. M.
Tickets sold and Baggage checked through NJ
Msbnis North PepnsYlyRnla baggage Express once
Ne pes' N-- ELI CLARK, Agent.
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sale No. 400 S. Eighth street.

On Thursday NiOruiug,
GSth ins at 10 o'clock, at No 400 5. Eighth street,
by catalogue the entire superior furniture including
handsome walnut and hrOCftelle parlOr furniture,
large centre taole elegant walnut chamber suit large
WhrcrObe, very nue BreuCh pistJ mautel aud pier
mirrors. Handsomely framed; handsome medallion
vevet Brussels, and other carpets glagswa g, Kitchen
utensils, etc.
The cabinet furniture made to order by Allen.
May be seen early on morning OF sale. 12l6t
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note thesfollowing special appointments
Second Presbyterian Church.-The ser
mon in the afternoon (by Rev. DR.. Hoge)
will be addressed to the children, and the
lower floor of the church will be reserved
for their use. Services commence at P. NJ.
The Baptist churches Of the city will
unite in missionary mass meeting at the
First church at * P. NJ.
First Bdptist.-eermon to the children by
the pastor (Rev. DR.. Burrows) at 3H =. NJ.
Grace-Street (BaptisD.-Rev. DR.. Curry
at II A. M.
Fulton (BoptisD.-Rev. w. T. Lindsey at
III A. NJ. and P. NJ.
Sidney Boptist). Rev. W. W. Wood at
II a. NJ; usual service at TX P. NJ.
Union Station (Nethod5sN.-Rev. B. f..
Woodward at II A. M.and * p. NJ. Sab
bath-School Society at SIX p. NJ.
Manchester MethodiSt.-Rev. DR.. Lee at
IL A. NJ. and TX P. NJ.
Nicholson-Street MethodiSt.-Rey. S. G..
Ferguson at II A. M. and TX P. NJ.
Sidney Methodist. - Rev. Robert A.
Armistead at II A. NJ; Rev. J. W. Duffie
at ! 4 p. NJ.
Oregon Methodisf.-Rev. J. W. Duffie at
II A. NJ. /; Rev. Robert A. Armistead at
TX PM. .-s
st. Johns (Germaa,)- Fifth street.-Rev.
Charles Scholz, D. D., at II A. NJ. Sub
ject: "The Future Kingdom of Christ"
Suburbdn.-Drs. j. 3. Jeter and James B.
Taylor will be at the Walnut Grove church,
Hanover, on Sunday.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR SUPPLIES.

OFFICE GENERAL AGENT VIRGINIA.
PESITENTIARY,
RICHMOND, VA, December 3, 1890.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received ut the
Office of the General gent Of the Virginia Peni-
I tertiary for TEN DAYS from date hereof for the
following SUPPLIES, to he delivered At the rcni-
trntilry rs called for by the General Agent, for
the quarter ending March II, 1870:
PROVISIONS.
$50 bushels CORN MEAL,
$50 barrels SIyPERFISE FLOUR,
10 barrei= IIERRISGS,
900 pounds G. Z SIDE BACON.
300 bushels IRISH POTATOES,
$50 bushels FIELD fEAS,
IS bushels NAVY BEANS,
100 bushels ONIONS,
1900 pouncs BROWN SUGAR (samplc to be
furnlshedt
30, 900 pounds FRESH BEEF bullock round),
RAW MATERIALS.
2 500 pounds RED SOLE LEATHER.
l500 pounds UPPER WAX LEATHER,
800 cords Seasoned PINE WOOD,
IS tons ANTHRACITE COAL,
80 loads ENGINE COAL,
25 loads BLACKSMITH COAL.
All pcrso making bids will be required to give
approved security tor the faithful performance OF
their contract IN double the amount or the value
Of the contract awarded.
All articles contracted for must he of uniform
good quality or they viii be returned at the cost OF
Contractor. The RI h to reject all bids or parts OF
bids Is reserved. LuTHER LEE. JR:,
de 1-lw General Agent Virginia Penitentiary.
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MEDECkL AND SURGICAL.

COLLEGE INFIRMARI,
MARSHALL BELOW TWELFTH STREET,
RICHMOND, Va,
'fAe treatment Of all classes Of medical and sur
G,rai cases except smallpox and insanity.
II addition 10 the LARGE WARDS, the Ilnfrm-
~ contains number OF PRIVATE ROOMS
t.s,ss!ng AL The comforts and privacy Of u prl-
N," residence, with experienced nurses aud at
t-aanl- always ut hand. Patients lIave the privi-
!r OF selecting their medical adviser either from
d. ,!tl Of the lniirmary or any respectable prac-
'""uer IN tie city.
CHARGES,
including Board, Medical Attendance, and
Medicine:
:''a's rooms. CIV 10 s.u per "eeh'
-ArGC wards So per week.
small additional fee is charged for surgical
tis.HtIou-.
Admitted number OF cases from the city OF Rich
IL. received on CHARITY.
tnr formation or admission, apply at the H.
a'-tyln ISAIAH II. WHIT, VI. D.,
A"-.--m Medical Superintendent.
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GRAND GERMAN OPERA.-NeXt week will
no doubt witness the great event in musical
matters in Richmond. The coming Of the
celebrated Grau German Opera Company
has awakened the enthusiasm Of our people,
and they seem to have got into a fever-heat
over the matter, Judging by the way seats
were taken up yesterday at Bidgood's.
Never have we seen such rush after
seats. People actually fought for them, and
we are informed that by noon Of yesterday
nearly fifteen hundred dollars worth had
been taken. Thus the success ofthe company
is assured and we are glad that the Rich
mond public have shown that they can and
will support talent and enterprise when
conducted on large and liberal scale. The
management have announced strong and
attractive repertoire, commencing on Mon
day with F'lotow's erer-popular Mar
tha." Tuesday, Weber's romantic opera
si 'sDer Freyschutz" (Which made such
Il hit here, upon its former represeni,, !,
tation). Wednesday, La Dame Blanche"
Habelman appearing in his renowr ed
role of George Brown, singing the cele-
brated "RoDin Adair," which, upon its
representation in Washington on Wednes-
day evening, created furore as Is seldom
/ heard at operate representations. On
! Thursday Faust will be produced with the
| original great cast, and on Friday evening
Fra Diavolo and the season will close on
Saturday with two performances, afternoon
| at gala matinee, and evening farewell
representation, when will be produced for
the first time in Richmond Haleyy's re-
nowned and historical opera La Juive (The
Jewess). We urge upon all that wish to at
tend any of these performances the neces-
sity of securing seats Immediately.
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Special Police In the County-GOOd
Effects.

Special Police In the SOunty-GOO0
Effects.
HESRIco COUNTY, December 3, 1869.
To the Editors Of the Dispatch:
We were very glad to read in your paper
Of the Cd instant that patrol had been or
ganized for our county and to show our
earnestness in thoroughly breaking up these
chicken and other rOgues, who have been
depredating on our community without
molestation for several years, we have or
ganized ourselves into Il committee known
as the "Committee Of Safety" with funds
and energy enough to drive every rogue
from our midst: which ace are determined
TO do.
The result of our operation was felt by
our neighborhood OH last Monday night,
when five of these scoundrels were cap
t,lred, under the auspices Of the committee
and the leadership of Squire Wade,
who is most admirable officer. Sleepless
hours, or dollars and cents, shall not be
obstacles in the way Of bringing these mid
night villains to law, and we only ask for
compensation that they be shown no mercy
when the arm of justice attempts to dea
them well-descrved punishment.
Respectfully yours, &c,
"CoMMITTEE OF SAFETY,"
Henrico County, Railroad District.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, DECEMBER 4, 1850.
Sun rises. .......... 7.13 Moon sets........ Cos
sun sets. ............ AL High tide. sos
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER ,. 1863.

fORI Ot klCHMOND, DECEMBER j. L3oS.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg. Geoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers. Harveys & VIII
liams.
Schooner j. Fl. Lockwood, Sharrctt, Albany.
lumber, G.. f. Whtlock.
SchoonerJ. H. Marvel Quillin, Philadelphia,
coal. D. b Watkins.
Schooner William and James. Outten. Philadel-
phia, coal, A. Blair Co.
Schooner General Grant, Colburn Philadelphia,
coal, Hawes & Merriman
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, L. B. Tatum.
Steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York mer-
chandse and passengers, W. c. Dunham & Co..
Steamer James S. Green, Pace, philadelphia.
merchandise and passengers, ". 2. Porter.
Schooner Rebecca, Smith, City Point, to load
manganese for New York. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Caspar Hcft. shoe; City Point, to load
for Trenton, y. D., Curtis 4 Parker.
Schooners ID. L. Sturges Taylor, and j. L.
Jones, Jones, New York ria James river.
MEMORANDA
WEST POINT, December 3.-Arrived. steamer
Kennebec. Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company
and sailed on return.
NORFOLK December s.-Arrived, schooner Lucy
Jones, Muncy, hence for Providence.
BALTIMORE, December 2.-ArriYed, schooner
Reddingto Gregory, from Richmond.
TOTAL DIsAsTERsIN NOVEMBER.
The number Of vessels belonging to or bound to
lost or missing during the past month Is -, OF
which q were wrecked ] abandoned, burnt.
fnuudered, 9 sunk by collision, and arc missing.
They are cIassed as follows stcamer. ships. lC
harks, brigs, and 90 schooncrs; and their tota
estimated value, exclusive OF cargoes. IS VoO
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MAYORS CoURr-Nuyor Chahoon presi'
ding.-William Fl. BraXton alias Charming
(coloreD. charged with feloniously stealing
fifteen dollars from the person of Squire
Brooks and playing the "strap game was
sent on for felony.
James Mettcrncht and Joe Rosenball
charged with stealing Il gold watch from
Joseph J. Niche. We're discharged.
Charlotte Brown (colored). charged with
assaulting and beating Maria cambridge, wa:
fined two dollars.
Mahala johnson. Abram Harris, and jim
Braxton, arraigned on petit charges, were
discharged.
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INITIALS.
+. d. P; Rector Christ Church.
VESSELS. E@
Andrew Lee f2), A. L. Harris. CAPITA IN William
Erickson. Ell. VAN LEW, Pc ,stmastcr.
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AN ESTABLISHED REMEDY.-Brown's Bron-
chial Troches are widely known as an established
remedy for coughs, colds, bronchitis, hoarseness,
and other troubles Of the throat and lungs. Their
good reputation and extensive use has brought
ont limitations represented to be the same. OBJ
tain only Browns Bronchial Troches.''
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THE HISTORICAL CHURCH.-For the infor-
nation of delegates to the National Board
OF Trade now in the city we would say that
old St. johns, on Church Hill. the church
of historical memories. in which Patrick
Henry made his famous address to the
House Of Burgesses-will be open for d..
vine service on Sunday at II A. N. and at
lTHP NJ
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LAST NIGHT OF THE WATK1NsEs.-This is
the last night of the engagement of Mr.. and
Mrs. Watkins at the Richmond Theatre.
We part from them with regret. They
really furnish first-class entertainment, and
have made many friends in this city. To-
night u fine bill is presented inthe famous
Hidden Hand and pretty comedy. we
bespeak crowded house-a farewell bump
er-fOr the fuyOrites.
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VU.M UT
Henrico County, Railroad District

HESRIco CHICKEN THIEVES CAUGHT.-The
party who informed j. Thompson Brown OF
thieves who broke open his hen-house on Friday,
2sth ultimo, will receive the reward by calling In
person at his store. 7O5 Broad street, bys O'Clock.
Positive secrecy assured The information was
through letter, signed Enemy Of Thieves
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The DISPATCH.
TERMs OF ADVERTISING
STEAMERS.

TOR NORFOLK, PoRTs-siIsl1
T,ASDISGS ON TIE JAMES RIYER.-Ihe fast
and elegant UNITED STATES MAIL steamer
j o H Y STLyE S T b,
Captain Z. G. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf at Rockets for the above-named
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FIJI.
DAYS, at q O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on Iuer-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays
Passengers arrive in Norfolk In time 10 con.
aect with steamers for Baltimore and points
North. I
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arr:s
raj of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, $50.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays,
from lG NJ. to 81 P. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake bay, and all regular landings on james
river, at reasonable rates.
NO WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freigh,s for way landings must be prepaid.
Apply TO L. y: TATUM, Agent.
CO q Office. steamers wharf.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFTICE DECEMBER
4, 1S69.-Mrs. Mary Woodard Miss Becca
Robinson, box 532, Richmond; Miss Olivia
T. Waddy, ThompSon's Cross Roads, Louisa
county: John NJ. Price, TreVilian's Depot,
Louisa county; Miss Julia Carver, Rich
mOnd, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-04

A FINE DISPLAY OF BOOKS Is made on the
shelves Of EIIYsoN & TAYLoR'S news depot.
Presents for Christmas ought to be purchased be-
fore everybody else has made their selection. You
can find them at every price from fifty cents to
twenty-five dollars ut ELLYsoN TAYLoR's.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-04

By GENERAL CANBY.-John r. Farquhar
is appointed sheriff of Charles City county
Joseph Walker, justice of the peace, Ches-
terfieId county Geo. W. Edwards, county
clerk, Culpeper; VI. R. Dunn and William
F. Durham, constables, Essex county =;
Henry l.. Pickel, commissioner Of revenue,
Gloucester county; Joseph Smith, commits
sioner in chancery, Greene county; Will
liam H. Judkins, commissioner in chancery,
Greenesvillc county William Fl. McKenny,
constable, Spotsylvania county.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-04

HANDSOME PREsESTs.-Now opening for the
hoiIdays,a a superb stock Of rich diamonds, pins,
and ear-drops /; ladfesas watches, chains, bands,
handkerchief-h -holders medallions, neck.shains,
sleeve and bosom buttons, amethyst and moss
agate signet rings, diamond engagement and plain
gold wedding rings, superb new patterns OF rich
silver In cases, and choice assortment OF rare
goods imported direct from foreign factories.
NowLAS 4 Co.. Jewellers,
corner Of Main and Tenth streets.