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How we should have enjoyed scene
which had place recently in the courtroom
Of the United States circuit court Tor Iowa.
These ;owans, having aided in conquering
the South, were no doubt feicitatlng them
selves upon having accomplished great
work. when they were rudely awakened, H.
if from trance, by Judge LOVE. Certain
county Supervisors were before His Honor
charged with contempt Of court III that
they had refused to levy tax TO pay a
debt which his Honor had decided they
owed and must pay. These superTl-
scrs were left TO suffer all the penalties
oc their contumarv. The state courts
would issue no writ OF hobeaS corpus.
or relieve them in amy way. Before
the rebellion" says the New York Times,
in commenting upon this case, before the
rebellion, the rcSuH might hare oeen
q" different, but the wounds OF war were 50
fresh and deep that the state courts Jared
mot, if they would, sustain the super
"risorS by setting up their own authority
"a@uinst that of the National Courts
with capital lcttcrsl. These be the wise
acres who thought they were fighting for
freedom; who gloricd in suhjugating the
south, not knowing that they were fastcn-
ing yoke upon their own necks; and
VINO have lost their own liberties i'll de-
pliving the South OF hers. Have they not ::
Let Us listen to Judge LOVE, OF the Ma
tonal Court with capital lcttersl. We
quote:
ole told them that there was no hope of
escape from payment, while the amount due
was every day increasing that the Supreme
Court of the State had virtually abandoned
the conflict that there was no branch of
the State Government which has either the
disposition or the power to resist the exc
cution of the lawful process of the United
States Courts while the Government OF
the Union must sustain ITS Courts with It's
whole force and power He desired them,
'and all other men, to realize how ground
less has been the assertion and the hope that
the executive arm of the Government would
not be eXtendedto aid and sustain the Courts
OF the Union in this controversy And having
thus shown the Supervisors that they were
left in the power of the United States
Courts he added that the attachments
acaius, them would be continued in force
till the next term on their promise TO levy
the taxes in question. He further admo-
uishcd them that that promise must be
performed in good faith, and without any
unnecessary delay and that this grace
would not be renewed, but amy Delinquent
" in the future would be visited by the
court with penalties of such Il character as
10 insure obedience to the mandate Of the
law"
"The executive arm of the Govern.
ment"! The 'whole force and power" OF
The Government Let them have it, say
we. We've had enough oft, and we rather
like TO see it fall upon those who aided in
bringing it down upon Us.
We hope these Iowans like the grand re-
suit Of the late glorious war for the Union.
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ISLEzf.

At the residence OF her father, In this city, on
Friday the 18th instant, KATE ANDERSON,
Youngest child Of +. T. and Annie j. Glasgow,
aged twenty TWO months and five days.
On Monday, November oad. at twenty minutes to
O'Clock L. NJ, after Il long and painful Illness,
In the second year of her age, CASSANDRA, only
daughter of Marion j. and Katharine Mcridcth
On Wednesday morning the cath instant. Of
Milton T. and Caroline Woolley aged four years.
seven months and five days.
The relatives and friends OF the family are In
vited TO attend the funeral on FRIDAY MORN
ING NEXT at IL O'Clock, at his parents resi-
dence, corner Clay and kenncy streets iabovc
Buchanan Spring..
New York papers please copy. :tS
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All Yankees are not pcnurious or close
6sted. In letter from Macon. Georgia. 10
his paper. JOHN w. FoRSEy tells OF New
England man whose arge-hcartcdncSS would
do honor to British philanthropiSt. Mr..
DENY saw letter in newspaper de>cTlO-
ing the poverty Of Colonel ROBERT ALLSToH,
of Georgia, once q wealthy man. and sent
HIM thousand dollars, begging him TO nc
cent il rs a means of restoring his shattered
fortunes. "Won by this unexpected kind
ness, the Colonel replied rs frankly. tell
d" ing his stranger friend that one thousand
" dollars would be Of little use, but that If he
I" had five he would start the world afrcsh
" in good heart, and would honestly repay
:" the loan. By return of mail Mr.. Denny
" forwarded the additional four thousand.
THE next step was an invitation ofColonel
Z" ALLsroH, asking his Boston friend to his
-. home in Georgia: and he came. III the
" scvcnty-fifth year of his age, with bis wife,
" to see the eX-Confederate whose honest
:. story had reached his heart, and whose
!. honest efforts were devoted to the rcSto-
Grafton of the Union he had bravely fought
- to divide"
Il wiSh," adds Mr.. FoRSEY. that my
"readers could have heard Colonel ALL
''sToN relate this incident"
This story reminds us of one of Ma
G1NS's witticisms. He was an invcteratc
Tory but his experience Of the intelll-
gencc and honesty of the Wings induced
him to warn the readers Of his charming
productions that il they travelled all day in
stage-coach with pleasant, intelligent,
and heightened gentleman, who told them
at parting that he was Whig, "not to be-
lieye him." That's the only way to get rid
Of such agreeable Tor disagreeahe) facts.
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"THE ADVOCATE OF PEACE."-This is the
title of paper published in Boston, (of al
places in the world and of which we have
Just received copy. The hypocrites! If
the South or the West were tomorrow to
attempt to set up government of its own
choice. these Boston peace advocates would
be the first to gerry, havoc, and let slip the
dogs of war;" They are opposed to war
unless when they deem it necessary.
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srECEAA NOTICES.

NJ ELEGANT SASH RIBBONS just
from tho great closing sales At New York
4 large stock Of elegant STRIPED SASH KID
BONS;
Also PLAIN SILK and SATIN SASH RID
RO<S, in all colors;
Also, handsome styles Of NECK RIBBONS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
A large lot Of ARABS at reduced prices
no %
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NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
MEETINGS.

TpEAsrRER'S OFFICE,
p,r,ryoxp ,SD PETERSBrKG RAILROAD Co..(
RICHMOND. November le, lS9'.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF lhe
! stockholders OF this Company VIII lie neld ~
the office of the Company No. oil Main street NuP
sfoirsl between Nlnth and Tenth streets Oh
TTFSDAY tho atth instant. at l2o.clock VI.
The books of transfer will be closed from HIS
date until after the dayOf meeting.
way VI. W. WARRINGTON,
ia 81 Treasurer.
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M RREED.

On last Wednesday morning, nj u o'clock, ut
the residence of the brides II her: Or. h. y.
Brown, by Rev. s. A. King, Mr.. J. +. SEARS 10
Miss CLARA BROWN; all Of this city. No
cards Waco (TeraS) Examiner.
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AND RETURN PREMIUM PLAsg, ~
Dividends paid on life policies FORTY pp,
CENT, which proves the economy of its MANI.
mcnt, and It's careful selection Of risks.
OFFICERS:
W. c. CARRINGTON, President:
JOHN E. EDWARDS, 'Vice-Prosidens;
.. J. HARTSook, Secretary;
B. G. HARTso6k, Cashier
c. n. PERROW)
S {; i; ShIif fdss Medical Advisers;
PRofEssoR +. b. SMITH, Actuary:
DIP. FACKLER Consulting Ac,Iary:
JAMES Z. WOLFF, Superintendent OF Agencies
WV. 6IssA1AAcs, $f i;3 S;pALMER,
": g: SAkkISGToS, wy. II: PALMFR,
+: i; HA EDWARDS folk e + fcEE W,vs
DAS'L J. HARTSOOK.
This company has met with success beyond all
ern pub public HONE ENTERPRIsE equal t, 1oa sar
and surpassed by none in existence.
II advises the payment Of I'll cash premiums bt.
cause then dividends yin continually d"crea,e
and the policy may be source OF Income. hut !:
wilallow one third l"sn on anticipating policies.
Parties who fail 10 pay all cash premiums VII!
please remember their cash payments are No,
likely decrease, and that interest Is Ia be ra,i
annually on al loans not absorbed by dividends.
II requires no notes for loans Of the part OF prp
mums, but endorses the loan on Its policies uD,g
absorbed by dividends or policy Is payable.
II has restriction on residence or travel sI
policies are non-forfctable, and the right Of bar.
ties guar ntccd the face Of the policy part n
the contract.
II has the following valuable features which M
other company gives The late war taught many The
penalty OF being separated from the hour flee by
having their past payment forfeited. This com.
PAW guards against THIS In her policies. and In
event Of separation from Its office BY any inter.
ycnton guarantees 10 such all the right OF non.
forfeiture, paid-up policy, surrender value, and
Reinstatement, rs though there had been 10 such
intervening cause,
Its Investments are made for southern advance
mcnt. 1t brings money to our peoplc--kecps money
with our people. Then, "hy should they coniinue
tn impoverlsh themselves By sending money Of
which can easily, as safely. Us proa;ably, b
spent III home:
Tie PIEDMONT AND ARLINGTON asks aL
who wish to insure To compare IT, rates. terms
progress, with any company. and feels ooniLe4.
Its merits Will equal any other company'S.
no 2-dSwIm
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CHESAPEAKE md ONO RAldRoAD Coat

CHESAPEAKE ASD ONO RAlLRohD Io''t
THEASURER'S OFFICE.
RICHMOND. October 2l, 1862.
ANNUAL MEETING
v Of the STOCKHOLDERS of the cHtS ~
PEAKE AND OHIO RAlLRoAl, UNI - 81
will he held I'm the city Of Richmond on liIh"
DAY the 18Th dav Of November, lS6e.
The bylaws Of the company provide lhat n ni
r-nxios tn rcnrnscut stockholders ut a general
pfin,, shall he In writing aud signed by the per
SON irrs transferring the power; partnerships
may sign in the name of p'rtners9ips hnd he ne
sinno Azure Of either member Of the firm sh"li De
yoiid No nroyv shall he valid given more than
sixtv days prior to the meeting OF The company
NNo proxy FOR individual stocRhn!hcrS snhi.
Of the company unless he IS himself stoc kholher,
Tho hooks OF transfer shall he closed h!tccn
No m I'd j. GARRETT, Treasurer.
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FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP s.szsElsscs.ss
COMPANY.
The splendid new ,ide-whe"l -t"amships ISAAC
!. AHIE, ard nATTERh%. lcav" %c~ York for
',orfolk CITY Point and Richmond. every TUES
DAY. THURSDAY. ard SATURDAY. At J
FRIDAY. and SUNDAY, nj high tide.
These ships arc entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and statcrooms. The fare, &ccomm0is.
lions, and attention. are unsurpassed. -,
Close connections made Win steamers Tor BIZ
southern and European ports. .,
Insurance effected, when ordered. AT 4 OF AZ
TER OF ONE PER CENT, ut the Offices VI 'h!'
COMPANY. -, .,,
y. l.. McCKEADY, President, ls' Green"lca
street. New York.
NLaIu and Ll.NrntM htre.k3.
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WILLIAM c. DURHAM u CO., j
NATIONAL LINE.

Steamers weekly 10 LIVERPOOL, 81 ri.
calling at QUEENSTOWH, leaving zczsss&s.Ss.
pier q North river every saturday -:
FRANCE QUEEN, HELNETIA.
DFNMtRE, ERIN PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, yIKGtNIA. LOUISIANA.
CABIN pz ssage, Siy1 and S75, currency.
Storage passage $50, currency.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown
s37, In currency. ~.
sireragc passage from Antwerp. Hamburg Rot
tcrdam and Hayre. SIS, IN currency. 3
For further particulars, apply AT the once" OF
the company, 80 Broadwa!, +. w. j. HCh9l'
Manager, dr. to
WILLIAM C. DUNHAm & CO., Agents.
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INSURANCE CoMpASrya
D1EDMONT AND ARLINGTON 1rrv
INSURANCE COMPANY.
HOME OFFICE, RICHMOND; VA,

h'ee'o IN
Policies issued In q little over two years. .1na
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RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD Co.,

RICIMOND NONVIIIHVF D I0V''
rT,UE TWENTY-SECOND ANIMAL
/ MEETING OF TIE STOCkHOLDERS nf
TUE RICHMOND AND nhNE1LLE RAIL
P0hD COMPANY will be held In this city. NJ me
Exchange Hotel. on the SECOND WEDSE9DA1
In December next tSth) III IL VI: oo., :
Tho transfer hook will he close! on the goth ol
-'''N'">' j. ID. BLAIR, Auditor
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WILLIAM G. DUNHAM & CO, 4 gents,
corner Main and Eleventh streets
FOR LIVERPOOL AND Ic1sst~~ifsss.

~ QUEENSTOWN. 49,,
INMAN LINE OF MAIL STEAMERS, sAlLlhu
FROM NEW YORK EVERY SATURDAY,
AND ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
RATES OF rASSAGEBY TIE SATURDAY STEAMER:
First cabin, Payable IN cola. .,.n,,
Liverpool or Queenstown. ..................sloo "
HeerHgs Puga5ie IN Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ..........:...:%
PASSAGE BY TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX
81 Iifay fgnIdt9 " - 70 90
81. JOINTS y. T., by branch steamer tgoldj.. ~ "
Sts.ragt, PoBatte il. Currency.
Liverpool or Queenstown. ~ ~
".
ST. Johns. y. F.. by branch steaIner....... 30 70
Tickets sold Ia and from England, Ireland ana
the Continent, at moderate rates.
For further Information apply nj The Company'
offices. JOHN G.. DALE, hgent,
Is broadway, New York; or 10
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r0RN OF PROXY.

RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD COMPANY.
Kno,r NH men by these presents: That -,
tho iintc-sjrncd. do hereby constitute and appoint
49, attorney - for = and in ~ name.
10 vote on All questions that may he brought before
;h:. meeting Of the Stockholders Of the Richmond
and nauylllc Railroad rompanyto be held nj -
on - the - day of - or nj any aaJonIne1l
meeting thereof. hereby ratifying al me acts 81
- said attorney in the premises. iuily rs IL
-wcrc present and voting III person.
In testimony whereof - have hcreunto All Sed
>" Io,,I tIis - day of -. 10 s-codtd
JThigand Enquirer nid Examiner copy.
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Ne FACTS FOR THE PEOPLE.

Tha. I. D. BRIGGS is the OLDEST EsTAB-
LISHED BAKER In the city.
That I. u. BRIGGS does the LARGEST BUsI-
NESS In the city.
That l. D. BRIGGS makes as good BREAD OF
all kinds as can be found IN the city.
That !. D. BRIGGS keeps the largest variety OF
PLAIN, FANCY, and ORNAMENTAL CAKES
in the city.
That ]. D. BRIGGS'S CRACKERS, of all kinds
cannot be surpassed North or South.
That I. u. BRIGGS invites everybody to give
him = call ut TOT MAIN and 426 BROAD STREET.
nol2 rs...
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PERSON Az.

r DON'T WANT ANY ONE TO GRE
l. DIT my son h1YER HEIGHT for anything In
my name. ] am not responsible for anything he
does. no 2S-3tx s. HEIGHT.
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MT FRESH COD-LINER OlL-oOh
OWN IMPORTATION-just received. rms OH
f. approved and prescribed ny our PhS ,1,,r
THE BEST, PUREST. AND Most ALL =
,uTE To THE STOMACH ever sold In this mar
49, MEADE & BAKER,
"e'' J,nportng Pharmacists,
o. Ole Main street.
-------------- -
nTRETRENCHMENT!
gETRENCHMENT
REDUCE YOUR EXPENSES BY BUYING
YOUR DRY GOODS AT
JOSEPH sTRAusE'si
1888 MAIN STREET
uE OFFER NO BAIT, But ALL WE
ADVERTISE AND SAY
WE MEAN.
link At the LIST below, and you viii and
Fine BLACK ALPACA at s7i, se, c., &c., &c.;
CoLoRED ALPACA at 30, 10, and SOC;
R1CH-CoLoRED DELAISEs at22!c. worth 7oc.;
WHITE and RED ALL-wOoL FLANNEL from
CSC. up;
Fine IRISH LINEN Mt .c. worth t9c, at &C.
worth 75c.;
LADIES, LINEN uAEDKERCHIEFs ct &c.
per dozen;
LADIES' and MISSES COTTON HOSE at l2ac.;
MISSES, and CHILDREN'S W0OLLEH HOSE
from loc. up
GEHTLEslEN's and LADIES' USDERsHIRTs
at half their value
Fifty pair more OF those LARGE BED BLANK
ETs. lust received. slightly damaged, at a
sacrifice;
Heavy GRAY ana BROWN BLANKETS from
$3.50 up;
BALMORAL SKIRTS, very cheap. al 75c. worth
BLACK Wells from l2ic. up
BRows, GREEN, AND BLUE BARE G L
Wells at sc. cheap ut &c.;
500 assorted WOOLLEN sHAWLS, just from
New York auctions, at 81, sl.50, -, and s2s.
considered The cheapest ever offered in this
KENTUCKY JEANS, SATlNETS, CAsSI-
MERES, DOEsKINs, for mems aud boys
wear, astonishngy low
LADIES' hid GLOVES the best quality, at II
FRENCH MERINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALL-WOOL DELAISES,
Beautiful CHASGEABLE P0PL1Ns.
SCOTCH PLAIDS,
ALL-WOOL PLAID PnPLINS, &C,
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought at any other house IN this
cuy.
The GREATEST BARGAINS jet In
ACK SILKS
20 bc found Is nj
JOSEPH STRACSE'S,
No. 1888 Main street.
Be careful, and come to the right place, and do
not stop until you get next to Goldeu5 shoe store,
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, oppo-
site Palmer & Sens.
ocl! JOSEPH STRAUSE.
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SEEA WERS.


TOR NORFOLK, PORTS-cEMa
L MOUTH, AND ALL REGULAR tsisa.ssssss;.
LANDINGS on TIE JAMES .KlxEk;-lae last
and elegant UNITED STATES NAH: steamer
j III v ; Y l. T. t + K,
Captain u. C.. CLIFFORD,
leave. her wharf ri Pockets f.r the ahovc-nam'd
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, anu FRI
DAYS, ut 81 O'Clock 4. VI. and returns on Tues
days. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to cor.
meet with steamers for Baltimore end points
North.
Trains leave City Point for Petersburg OF arr!.
val of steamer.
Fare to Norfolk, 81. 80.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturday,
from Il N. to 81 ?. NJ, for Norfolk, Portsmouth,
Boston, Baltimore, and principal landings on
Chesapeake hay, and all regular landings on james
river, ri reasonable rates.
No WHARFAGE CHARGED.
Freiglns FOR way-landpgs must be pre-paic.
Applyto l.. j.: TAI NJ, A-yht.,
Sc 81 Once. steamers "hdfI'
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WILLIAM C. DUNHAm & CO., Agents.
sTEAN TO GLASGOW AND STTR
LONDONDERRY. S>r1MsAe,s

LONDONDERRY. Ss@~S.sssg.
THE ANCHOR LINE.
Favortc Ciyde-hGit passenger steamers are IN
tended TO sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No. 90. North river. at II O'Clock 81.
RATES OF PASSAGE, PAYABLE N CCREEScL
Cabins 10 Liverpool Glasgow. or Derry go all"
s75. .,,,
Excursion tickets good for twelve months, slev
Steerage 10 Glasgow or Derry, TO intermediate
s35.
Prepaid certificates from these ports, 1871
Passengers booked 10 and from Hamburg, H-'Ec'
Rotterdam. Antwerp. &C.. 1T very low rates
Drafts issued payable al any bank In Great N''
tain.
Offices. No. 6 Bowling Green, View YORK, % hEN-
DEESoS BROTHERS. orto
WILLIAM {. DCNHAn X 90, AS"hIe'
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80 -. -
TRESH ARRIyALS,-We are 10 feeelp'
n OF full lines OF Misses and Childron's Ao9as'
Nubias Com forts, and Woollea Hosiery As NJ
Plain End Ribbed Undsrshirts and pra"ees ID =
rino Half Hose. cents Furnishing S'ooai,;; IT, e. 10
rrea. variety of desirable RooGo In oGf nhe =,
Which the attention. OF city aud coantrS messla"''
Is invited. nr,xroS
WHOLESALE Dealers in Fancy Goods, White 6ooas'
Notions. &C., II Pearl street. W. III =
I1AIL TRADE, 1S69.-WHlTE GOODS,
EANCY GOODS NOTIONS, HoslEkl,
GLOVES, &c.-W. hare now In store, ana ohs1
to the trade ofyirginis, West Sirgtaia, W anr
goods W., have ever done before. Prices gnakran
fssd AZ low ~ those OF to.Ihers I'm any nSFsaeiA
market. VALENTINE FRANhiiN',,
Importers and Wholesale Dealers ~
Fancy Goods, White Goods, Motions w.
&c 21--sla
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
~TO LADIES J

inst received for ladies,
,,.,,r ,rToISFTrTE SLIPPERS, black and
bronze;
GLOVE KID BUTTON BOOTS.
BI,ITSU KID BUTTON BOOTS,
SERGE BUTTON BOOTS,
nITTTOS BOOTS FOXED WITH PEBBLE
GOAT. c,1
nprTsI and GLOVE KID CcNGRESo "hi-
TIERS.
PEBBLE GOAT and KID BALMoi'AAS'
BALMORALS FOXED WITH hiD.
Ladies' will find In my assortment every S'yic VI
"..,o,,.,ror JOHN c. PAGE, JR.,
7"''o n.y. 1903 Main street.
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ALI. KINDS OF SEW WORK: REPAIRING
STEAM ENGINES and BOILERS In city and
country; TOBACCO WORK of all kinds made
and repaired with all kinds OF steaIn-lttings fer
same: pLATFpR3f and other SCALES ADJ
JITSTED aud REPAIRED. Exclusive agents for
JUDsON'S PATENT SrEAM-ESGINE GOV
ERNOR, SELDES'S PATENT STEAM-EN-
CINE PACKING, Utica Steam Gauge Campany's
STEAM GAUGES. Every one OF these gauge
are warranted for q year. We know them 10 be
the best gauge now In use They are LESS In price
tnan, any other make, fnl line Of the above mr.
tirles always on hand. We also keep HOLLANDS
PATENT SELF-EEEDISG. pli..Cu for saaiI-
Iny and all kinds OF machinery, which saves ninety
nsr cent of OIL fhis IL Tie newest AMI best sning
now out. Come aad see II and uA.
GEORGE II. SLOAT,
,ryls 1. JACKSON ADDlSGVON.
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m CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, SATI-
NETS, JEANS, TWEEDS, Sheep -GRAY,
CORDUROY. and the celebrated CHARL OTTEs-
VILE CASSIMERES.
Also, BEAVER CLOTH and CLOTHS for La
DIES WEAR, water proof in all colors at
LEVY BROTHERS.
1918 and 1918 Main street
HOODS, NUBIAs, SONTAGS, SACKS,
CLOAkS, and SCARFS. noc3
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AGREEMENTS.

DOsTPoNElIENT.- g IS
The RACE advertised z@HNE99N
70 come or over the Agri- >SyN&&.S =.
cultural Fair Grounds on@Gs-s'z-.--- ,,
TUESDAY the cad, In consequence OF I'll" , mr.
rnent weather has been postponed, ana wlii cohic
'' M * Nv ID. +. WARD
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ISSURES on MUTUAL NOS. FORFfrr,,,,
AND RETURN PREMIUM PLANE
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MUSICAL .NOTICE.-The regular re-
WI hearssl of the RICHMOND MUSICAL BE-
FRIDAY EVENING, 2sth Instant, mt the Second
Baptist church, corner Sixth and Main streets,
commencing at o clock. il Is xpected that there
no 25--& PRESIDENT
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DOWHATAN STEAMBUATSlYTtUs
4 C0MPAEY.-Steamers STATE sassse.a,s&ss.--
OF MARYLAND and PETERSBURG
reliable aud safe route 10 Baltimore, SayanDsp'
Boston and the West. Tri-weekly line 10 Ba!ti-
more, making close connections with steamers "
Philadelphia. No transhipmcnt OF goods q y
tween Richmond and Baltiinorr Leave Bsti-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ara -
TURDAY. Leave Richmond every TUEsDai'
THURSDAY. ard SATURDAY.
Freight received every day except Sundays1 W
TO O'Clock z. VI. These Steamers have g. s slsl-
saloon. stnteroom and passenger ACCOMMODATING;
Fare, 81; meals and statecoo,n extra, fof hei"I'
HAkVEYS & WILLIAMS, AGENTS
an 10 + - Commercial Block.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO.,
w GENERAL SHIPPING
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH STREET6,
RICHMOND. VA. POST-OFFlCE Box o.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

n1r~ FRESH COD-LIVER OlL-oOk
Own TMPORTATION-just received. This OIL
IS approved and prescribed by our physicians rs
TJE BEST, PURESr. AND MOST ACCEPT
ABI,E TO THE STOMACH ever sold In TINS mar
ket. I,,,a,,oi.,s
a., OLE Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD 90.
RICHMOND. October 0, lSV1. }

no 25-ItH ~. L. olNIH
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG RAILROAD Co..
RICHMOND, October ., lsOe.
H1XC RSICN TR Al n.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.
a, SATURDAY NEXT. eth instant. inc ~,
roNSoDhTiON TRAIN on this road WIZ STAR ar,
for petersburg at a:a5 o'clock r. NJ. Al VINO "i en
~ .r,ti themselves OF the opportunity can go on
MT train and return to Richmond by tram iehf-
Ing Petersburg ut O'Clock 4; NJ or 10y inc rc-
rtiior trains nj $50 and $50 A. VI. OH MohahS.
Fare for the round trip. 81.
Tickets not transferable. ,.,, crr
day. =, a. :ii.,a " Tfrrct AGENT.
oc 7-Th&S Gcncf'i ii'hc' -NSI"''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-25

Dividends paid on life policies. FORTY pp,
CENT, which proves the economy of its mapsn,.
ment, and It's careful selection Of risks.