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Az APPEAL FOR TIE FEMALE ORPHAN ASI-
LrM.-The ladies Of the ''Femaie Humane Asso-
rlaticn," In bringing to the attention OF the pub
lie their need OF funds, believe that they have only
T. nuke plain statement Of fac.s to insure them
not only the sympathy OF this community, but also
tie pecunltry assistance they require.
The Asylum on Leigh street IS too generally
and fayorably known 10 require al cItcndedno-
tice Of its origin and operations. Al present the
number Of children supported and educated In the
Asylum Is thirty-fye. Owing to the difficulty ot
obtaining means 20 support the Institution the
Bnarduf Managers have been forced 10 reduce the
number that could be comfortably accommodated
fully onc-haf.
The Association viii no. speak OF the numbers
Of destitute little ones who appeal In vain 10 be
sheltered from want and wrctchcdncss. Nothing
but the absolute impossibility Of supporting a
larger number would warrant the Association In
rejecting many of the applicants for admission
We observed In the Mondays issue Of some Of
our city papers piece stating that the children t
the ASYLUM were In need Of fuel and clothing. Th"
Association have provided these necessaries, but
I'm order to purchase what was deemed needful FOR
the comfort and health OF the ch!ldrcnfa debt has
been incurred, which ought to be discharged as
soon as possible.
The Association therefore, mos; earnestly ap-
peal to the lberaity Of citizens 10 furnish the
means to discharge these obligations and enable
them to support these orphans III some degree Of
comfort during the approaching winter.
For two or three wears after the war the Asylum
was largely indebted for it5 support 10 the libe-
ralty Of benevolent persons in the northern cities
but for the past year We have received litt!e ala
from this source. We trust and believe that The
citizens OF Richmond can and UtH sustain the
public charities of their city.
Contributions OF provisions may be sent 10 the
asylum on Leigh street.
Donations of money can be scntt
Mrs Dr. NORTON, President;
Mrs. WILLIAM Ii. MAcrAHL4Np, Treasurer;
Mrs. PETEKFIELD TRENT, Secretary +. IL -.
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MoRruAEY REPoRT.-The following is tie
mortuary report for the week ending Satur-
day, November 18th, compiled from SEX
tons returns received at the office oi the
Board of Health Whole number OF deaths
in the city. 81 ; in addition, colored female
Stil-born was reported. Sex Males, 3; ie-
males, Il; not stated, l. Color White
males, 5 !; white females, + !; colored males,
4; coored females, 13; colored (seX not
stated),l /. Condition: Single, 6; married,
G; widower, l; widows, (; unknown, TO-
Nativity United States, %; Ireland, %; Ger
many, /. Age / month to 8, /; 6 months
TO II, l; years to 5, ,; 20 years to 80, / !;
so years to 10, ; 40 years to 30, 3; % years
to 60, /; GO years to 70, 6; 70years to 50, 2 !;
SO years to 80. 3; unknown, 8. Cause OF
death: Abortion, l; apopleNy, =; conSes-
ton of brain, l cholera morbus, l; chorea,
L; diarrhna (chronic), l diphtheria, i;
drowned, 3; heart disease, |; liver disease,
/; old age, g.; pleurisy, l /; pneumonia, o.;
paralysis, /; typhoid fever, ; tubercular
disease, | unknown, 5.
JIG. CABELL, M. D., President.
WILLIAM Fl. TAYLOR, y. D.,
Il. S. J. PEBBLES, N. D.,
Members oil the Board.
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Auction SAFES THIS DAY.

JOHN u. HAMPTON 6 co. will sell to-day &
general assortment OF household and Kitchen
furniture.
COOK & LACGHTOE will sell ot Il O'Clock aI
assortment Of groceries, woodward etc
WELLINGTON GODnIN will sell Mt O'Clock q
large and convcnicntly-arrangca residence al
the northwest corner oC Cary and First streets
\. c. PULIAM VIII sell at O'Clock 4 valuable
brick dwelling andt ten lots on the west side oi
ST. James between Federal and Coutts streets
THOMAS ". kEESEE will sell at No. 1917 Main
street, At 10 \. NJ. furniture pianos mclo.
dcon. pictures. books, etc.
GpCBES & WILLIAMS will sell n 4 O'Clock tho
valuable store and dwelling no. CO.. on tho
south side OF Broad street between Sixth aut
Seventh.
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Mayors CorRT-Mnuor Chahoon pre-
sjdjn7.- William IVHll. charged with threat
"nng to kill TT. G. Wright, was REQUIRED to
give security for his future good behavior.
,Julio Moss (colorcd), charged with Steal-
ing blanket and "lmlawfully OBTAINING "
fifty cents belonging to Georgcanna Brown,
was discharged.
,Julia Moss and Lizzie I!ohSon (rolornd),
rhqrocd with pirkin" the pocket Of Mundav
Richardson Of $50 and a watch. were sent
on 70 answer an indictment for felony.
Flcmn" Brown fcoloredl, charged with
trospaSsino on the premises Of Mickledavv
Kennedy and assautine his wife, was adj
moniSh"d and discharged.
Jim Robinson fcoioredD. charged with as
s"ultine and strkin. Joe Weaver, was fined
$3.50.
Fmclno johnson (colorcdl. charged with
stealing one hundred dollars from Rev. Mr..
Scholz. was called, and the case continued
until tomorrow.
Della Haskins (colored), charged with as
SHultine and betting Sally Coyser, was COM
mittcd in default of surety.
Fred. Jones. charged with treSDassino on
the premises Of Jane Smith and threatenin"
to "bust her snoot and slit her wizZen, y
waa committed in default Of surety.
jim Hanhcv and Israel Thompson (ro-
lorcdl. charged with stealing twentv-siX
pounds Of butter from the Central depot.
was called, and the case continued until
to-day.
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LENDING TO THE LoRD.-The ladies OF the
Female Humane ASsociation--one of the
most useful Of the various charitable organi-
zations in the citr--arc now providing tor
twenty-eight orphan girls, and their funds
are almost exhausted. We are glad to hear.
however, that some of our mcrchants are
doing what they can To feed the little ones.
Large contributions Of bread from the bake
ries of Thomas i. GIL, Mrs. J. {. BaglaIl,
and !. D. Briggs, have been made. These
donations were generous, wcll-timed, and
acceptable. Now, will not our grocers and
butchers follow this prai>eworthy example,
aud give the orphans some meat and cheese,
or sugar and coffee, to eat with their bread.
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A VALUABLE INVENTION IT NlEGl-
NIAH.-Wc saw Yesterday ut the drug store
of Purcell. Ladd & Co. a little instrument
which we regard aS Il valuable invention. 1t
consists of It handle about four inches long
with a very small iron prong at the end, and
between tic jaws Of which rcyolves on al
axis circular piece Of steel of about the
eighth of IN inch in diameter and not
thicker than piece of window-glas>. This
little wheel when pressed upon and run
along sheet Of window-@laSs cuts 1t with
the greatest ease and in any direction. The
instrument is the invention o.! gentleman
named Harding, from Manchester, and an
swerS completely all the purposes OF a dIa-
mond. In fact, it cuts glass III curved lines
more easily than the diamond.
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RECEPTION or TIE NATIONAL BoARD OF
THADE.-Thc zeal and energy with which
the committee of thirty members Of the
Richmond Chamber of Commerce CThomas
Branch chairman) appointed to make suit
able arrangements for the reception of the
National Board Of Trade have entered on
their work give every assurance that the
work will he well done, and that the Ma
tional Board will he received in Il manner
that cannot fail TO be highly satisfactory to
all concerned.
The committee of thirty have appointed
cuh-cnmmiltees. each having its peculiar
function, and all the members Of the Rich
mond Chamber enrolled for the current
vcar have been assigned to various duties
IN connection with the reception; and in
this way the work will be very light on ali.
and thoroughly systcmatized. A> ttSt rs our
citizens give i'll their names rs subscribers
20 the Richmond Chamber they are added
to the committees, and thus the members of
the Chamber of Commerce will he brought
into intimate intercourse with the nroml-
nent business men Of the North and those
who are com;lg here aS members OF the
National BoaTG. The number Of Boards OF
Trade already reported rs certain 10 be re-
presented here ny DELEGATES is nearly forty.
and these delegates have been selected for
their prominence and ability. As soon
rs the lists Of committees are made up,
we believe it is the intention to publish the
names Of the different members conStitutin"
them. and also all other details. IN this
connection we take the opportunity to say
that it is highly gratifying to observe the
readiness and rapidity with which the busi-
ness men of Richmond are becoming mcm-
hers of the Chamber Of Commerce. The
list is already large, and is daily being nu-
mcrously added to.
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HUsTIyGs CoURT-.5udqe BromhaH pre-
Sidinr.-This court met Yesterday. hut dis-
posed Of only one case. that Of Julia Moss
(negro), charged with stealing thirty dollars
in United States currency from a captain OF
q schooner plying between this port and
Philadelphia named Mackendv Richmond.
After hearing the evidence the jury brought
in verdict of not guilty whereupon she
was discharged.
The grand jury (NIr. George ". Smith,
foreman.l was also In session, and brought
in number Of Indictments against parties
for felony. 1t will be in session again at 10
o'clock to-day, and parties who are recog-
nzed to appear before it are requested to be
punctual in attendance, and save themselves
from being fined.
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r- MALARIOUs FOGs.-Countle

E7 NALARIOUS FOG GS.-Countless
millions Of cubic feet OF malarious vapor reck
from The moist earth every :wenty-four hours du-
ring the month Of November. This evaporated
moisture IS the active principle which begcts fever
ard aguc bilious rcmittents, indigestion, dysen-
tcry. bilious cholc., rheumatism, aud many Other
ailments which prevail more generally In the fali
than ut other Seasons, and some of which-ln low,
swampv regions and new clearlngs-take the form
of virulent cpidemics. The best safeguard against
these omplalnts - evidenced by the experience
of long series OF yeare, Is HOSTETTER'S STo-
MACH BlTTERS, the most pleasant and at the
same time the most elc!ent Of all vegetable ton!cs.
The invigoras IN OF the system Is manifestly Tic
best means OF defending it against the causes OF
Sickness Whether constitutional or casual Ma
turc as every pathologist knows, Is the most deter
mined enemy OF disease and the paro1syms OF an
acute malady are In most Instances the consc-
uucnces of the efforts she makes to conquer the foc
The great object. therefore, OF preventive treat
mcnt Is TO reinforce the system: and 1t is accom-
plishcd thoroughly rapidly. and safely, oy the use
of Hostcttcr's Bittcrs. This powerful tonic con-
tains also an .percnt and corrective principle. 1t
{, no less valuable regulator and purifier than
&C nm tnyigurant, and there ls no danger OF cX-
citing the brain or over-stimulating the circua-
ton by employing It rs an antidote.
~ no l.-dSweodiw
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RoDDERY OF A MISIsTER-THE THIEF
tRREsTED.-l'hc ministers of the Methodist
denomination seem at this particular period
TO lie vested with peculiar interest with the
liyht-t:ngercd gentry. On Monday night
the room Off. W. i. Jones, Of Lynchbur@, a
minister Of the Methodist Conference, who
stops at the Monticello House, was entered
and robbed Of fine gold watch, guard, and
a gold key. He immediately upon the dis
rovcry Of his loss reported it to police
headquarters. Captain Parker and Ser
ceant Spraggins, Of the police force, We're
sent to investigate the matter. 1t was not
long before their suspicious were attracted
towards L. y. Co!wcll, Il man hailng from
Iowa, who was stopping at the same house.
After qucSiionin" him Tor some time they
rot him 10 confess to the theft, and found
the watch, etc., on the Stats under his mat
trcsS. lie was arrested and conveyed to the
station-housc, where he awaits cXamina-
ton.
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ewoud call the attention Of strangers visiting
the city to the large and varied assortment OF choice
C1OruISC 10 be found at BALDWIN's, corner oil
Tenth and Main streets. This Is an old house,
having been III business here over thirty years and
hat they represent rs good and cheap can be re-
lied on. Call and see them If you wish anything
IN their line, aud you Will be pleased.
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The demand has been So great for Mis-. EvANs's
now novel (YaSht that Carleton is unable 10 eaten
M back orders, even with thirteen Adams presses
working night aud day. ELLYSoS i IAfLoR,
next TO the Dispatch office, have succeeded In get
tior supply for their customers. Call to-day De-
rore !, III arc sold
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VIRGINIA GRANITE GoIHG WEsr.-The
schooner Lucy D., Captain Higgins, will
leave this port tomorrow with a cargo Of
go tons of Virginia granite, shipped by the
Richmond Granite Company for New Or
leans. 1t will be shipped thence to t. Louis.
and will be used in the construction Of til"
famous suspension bridge crossing the Mis-
sissippi at that point. We haze hitherto
chroniclcd the use Of this granite East and
North, where it iSrcgardcd as the best for
many purposes. There is rcasonto believe
that it will soon be equally III demand at
the West.
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AFFIDAvITs FOR GETTING OCT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form Of affidavit, required By Cen
eral Orders No. OF, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters. The az
hdavit IS required before any execution can be
issued by 4 clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 70 per hundred.
or fifty cents per dozen, or ave cents apiece, to
the cities and country. Liberal discount to the
t-ad
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETrERs REMAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND PosT-OFF1cE NOVEMBER
17.-Miss Cally Harris (colored), Richmond.
Va; Thomas Kenney (colored), White Sui
phur Springs, w. Va; W. &. Mcdonald,
Esq, Montreal, Canada; Mrs. Yetta Phil
lips, Baltimore, Nd; j. Z. Terrell, Beaver
Dam Depot, Va; Professor Turner, Hol-
Inns Institute, Va; Miss Fannie W. Talia-
ferro, Gloucester Courthouse, Va; NJ.
thinner g. Co., 1913 Main street, Richmond.
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Fine photographs Of the Rev. Dr. MUSsEY can
DC had ut C. r. REEs & CO.'S gallery.

THE SECRET or BEAUTY lies In the use Or
UAGAS's MAGNOLIA BALM for the cnmp'eAion.
Roughness, redness, blotchcs. sunhurn. !rcckles'
and tan, disappear where It IS applied and beau
tlful complexion Of pure satin-lIke texture Is OBJ
taiued The plaincst features are made to glow
with hcalthfn bloom and youthful beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm Is The thing
that produces these effects: and any lady can Sc
It for serenity five cents at any of our stores
To preserve and dress the hair use Lyons ka-
I'M iroO
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nj FRESH COD-LINER OIL-OUR
OWN IMpORTATIOE-jnst received. This oil
Is approved and prescribed by physicians as
THE BEST. PUREST, AND MOST ACCEPT
ABLE To THE STOMACH ever sold In this mar
kct. MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists.
no lJ-9w eI2 Main street.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-E. B. Newburn
has recently sold the following property c.
w. Purcelrs house, corner Of Main and
Fourth streets, 27x120, for $0,1O0; farm of
124acres, without improvements, near Ches-
ter, for 81 200; house and lot on st. Johns
street for 5000; house and lot on Catharine
street for 500.
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have examined the whskey referred to above,
and find Il equal to the MATTED RYE made by
me before the war, and take pleasure In recon-
mcnding 1t to ny old patrons and the public. 1t Is
made according 10 my directions, and Is perfectly
PURE.
no lit FRANKLIN SIEARSs.
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Il MATTED RYE WHISKEY.-Hav-
Ing obtained the receipt from Mr.. Franklin
Stearns for making his MATTED RYE WH1s-
KEY, and having his old distiller now making It
for US, prepared to I'll orders for q limited
quantity, and have now In store about forty bar
rels, to which we invite the attention OF dealers.
GEORGEI. HERRING j. co.
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UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS Court
Tn this court Yesterday the case of Matthew
Callahan and John O'Neal, charged with
violation Of the internal revenue laws. was
brought up. The parties were examined
and sent on
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MONUMENT TO DR. WARISG.-Thc meet
ing to have been held last night to take
measures looking to the erection of n monll-
mcnt to the memory Of DR.. J.. r. Warlne
was, owing to the weather, postponed until
Tomorrow night. when it will he held ut
Metropolitan Hall. Every friend Of the
scheme is earnestly invited to attend.
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MrSICpAE OFFIcFs.-The resignation Of
William Il. Tall. High Constable Of the city
of Richmond. has heen accepted by General
Canhv, and A. !. Terry has been appointed
Sergeant Of Police, rice Dudley Gilman, re-
1noyp1.
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VAsuTI; OR, "USTIL DEATH Us DO PART
A novel by AUGUSTA J. EVANS, author OF "Beu-
lah,-' "Macaria." :" "St. Elmo,' etc. For sale by
BIDGoop, bookse 1917 Main street.
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FOR SALE.


OFFICE ENGINEER AID SUrERINTEEDEET}
DOVER COMPANY.
DOVER MINES, VA. November 10, 1850.
cEALED PROPOSALS will he received
y by the undcrsg gued until WEDNESDAY, De-
cem'ter lst proximn, for the delivery ut Dover
Mines, Goochl and county. either 1T the moutE oi
the mines Ornn the canal bank Of FOUR Hun
DRIED CORDS uF PROP TlMBEE-rinc ana
oak mot less than ouc-ihrd oak.
The Props must be eight feet or sixteen rect long
and not less than six inches III diameter IL tilc
small end. Deliveries To hc made ut the rate OF
not less than lO0 cords per month. ,
CHARLES L. STONE,
no l7-:tawtd Engineer and superintendent.
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Mr.. TT. RITTrNG. the contractor for the
Memorial Monument. asks attention TO his
card in this mornings Dispatch.
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REIG1ors.-Rcv. Charles II. Hall, Of Pc
tcrsbure, will preach at Trinity Methodist
church tonight at * o'clock.
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II. ELLYsoS K Co. Will insert advertisements In
the principa! newspapers In Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities. AZ pub
lishcrs' rates. for cash. Apply at this oiiice-
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AitI1moltd 5ljspatrh.
NOVEMBER II, 1869.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCT'
IS LARGER THAN THE COMBIEED CIRCU-
ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
pAPEEs OF THIS CITY.
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE,

MINIATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER Il. lste.
Sun rises ........ 7.0l Moon scts.......... $50
sun sris........ 4.59 High tid"............ 80
FORT OF RICHMOND. NOVEMBER 10, 1909.
ARRIVED.
Steamer James 6. Green. Pace, Philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers. ". L. Porter.
-tcHIner John sylvester, tritoru. @urt"k, nef-
chandise anu passengers, l.. B THttIln.
SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell. Bourne. New York, lner-
chandisc and passengers, W. {. Dunham < ca.
Schooner Polly Price. Yates Chick1hom!ny
river to load for New Yort, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner VI. J. Russell, Smith, Savannah, mcr-
chaudlse, Curtis ( Parker.
EELOw.
Stoamtug Portland reported hollow with two
schooners In tow for Richmond.
MENORAEDCM.
WEST POINT, November lG.-ArriVcoA steamer
Admiral, Freeman, merchandise and passengers.
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return.
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X
RETREScHARNT!
RpDuCE YOUR EXPENSES BIZ BUYING
YOUR DRY GOODS AT
JOSEPH sTRAUsE's
lsa2 MAIN sTRERT
WE ovrEa no BAIT, BUT ALL ws
ADVERTISE AID SAY
We MEAN.
Look at the LIST below, and you wiz nnd
Fine BLACK ALPACA at a7s, 50, 90, 7sc., &C..
CoLoRED ALPACA ut 80, 20, and Soc;
nICH-COL ORED DELAINEs at 2osc. worth soc. !;
WHITE and RED ALL-WQOL FLANNEL from
&c. W;
Fine IRISH LINEN at Acc. worth sOc., at SOC.
worth &c.;
LADIES' LINEN uASDKERCHIEFs a. 7sc.
per dozen;
LADIES, and MISSES COTTON HOSE at l2,c.;
MISSES, and CHLDREN's w0oLLEN HOSE
from l0c. up
GESrnEMES,s and LADIES' UNDERsHIRTs
At halr their value
Fiftv pair more of those LARGE BED BLANK
ETs, Just received, slightly damaged, at
sacrifice:
Heavy GRAY and BROWN BLANKETS from
$3.50 up;
BALMoRAL SKIRTS, very cheap. at 7tc' worth
BLACK Wells from l:sc. up
BROWN, GREEN, AND BLUE BAREGE
Wells at 4jc cheap ut 7sc.;
200 assorted WOOLLEE SHAWLs. just from
New York auctions, at o., sl.so, A., and gas,
considered the cheapest ever offered In this
city
KENTUCKY JEANS, SATINETS, CAsSI-
MEREs, DOEsKINS, for mems and boys
wear. astonishingly low
LADIES, KID GLOVES, the best quality, al Fl
FRENCH MERISos.
EMPRESS CLOTHS.
ALL-WoOL DELAINEs,
Beautiful CuANGEABLE POPLINs
SCOTCH PLAIDs
ALL-WOOL PLAID POPLHS &C..
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. CHEAPER
than they can be bought any other house IN this
| city.
| The GREATEST BARGAINS yet in
BLACK SILKS
10 be found Is at
JOSEPH STRAUSE'S,
| 40. 1919 Main street.
Be careful, and come 10 the right place and DC
not stop until you get next to Goldens shoe etore
between Fifteenth and Seventeenth streets, oppo
site Palmer & Sons.
oc Ii JOSEPH SIRACSE
!
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WHAT YOU WANT,
w AND WHERE TO GET IT.
Is At 1917 MAIN STREET.
.hcre YOU Can find IN excellent stock, ard the
latest styles OF mems and boys
READl-MADE CLOTHING aud FURNISHING
GOODS
=, LOWER PRICES than any house In the state.
You thai bay are the best Judges In the case.
Can and examine for Yourselves ut the store Of
JULIUS kEAkER.
alrrchrnt Tailor.
1877 Main street
Loot, for tho sign OF the nEn POST. no3
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OFFICE LOWER ArPoMATTox CoMrANT,

OFFICE LOWER APPOMhTT0x cOMrANY,l
PETERSBURG, October 10, l.Fg.
PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
/ Mt this Office up to the 17th day OF next month
for tho construction OF the works for imprmying
the navigation of the Appomattox river. These
works consist OF blasting rock. driving piles, ana
dredging. 4 quantity OF squared timber ana log
and snerifcatIons of the works can be seen, AMI
ali other information obtained, at the office OF IL.
ID. BIRD, CHIEF engineer, In this city.
+. ARMSTRONG,
President Lower AppoIuttox Company.
ot.U
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE By rHs HUN
paEp at the Dispatch Office.
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STOVES AND TTNwARE.

SUNNYSIDE TRIUhPHANT.-Th
> only premium given by the Virginia State Agri-
cultural Society for stoves was awarded me SU y
NYSIDE STUVE. For sale only by MOUNTCAS-
TIE, $50 Broad street.
This Stove heats one or more rooms and Is un-
SURPASSED for economy, cleanliness, and heating
nnTer no lo--d&4tW
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-17

FRANK LHsLIE's ALMANAC for 1870, handsome
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