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Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-30

j HAVING EouaHf
! A. r. CAMPS
STOCK OF coo
/ scsn< tie people
of L<moiUs Co.
to xnderStanl
that IL II not my
Intention to let
the reputation q
tie ed stand rxn
,@ccs. shall
keep full Hsek
OF GOODS OF ALL KINDS,
That have usually been ksps % A. 4. Camps
" In going tArsash the stock, a. it wss j.
voiced - me. al he sA sooas wore ss'ee>ed eat.
.ad n<kA down 10 rricss that VIII ~ than.
Fl All the RKMNAFrs .ad sHoP-woAS
GOODS are
GOING TO BE SOLD
DOR aIvEN AwAYI1,
A. I have no resm for usssleable gosds
have some clothing tAst IL sl perfect and
good, but little past tie "GRECAh BEND"
style. that is going to be closed cut.
Coed PSnts trsm snsts ten deslHrs,--
Goods cost frs~ tss 70 rig dsll~s-
Former price fpe to t~slss dellars.
Hats from so cts to enc dollar.
Cost from one to three d0lssrs.
Some good Dress Goods 10 10 Is Hs.
-ALxo-
AS COMPLETE A STOCK OF NEW AND
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-30

NEW STORE!
JUST OPENED AT MoRRIsvILLE.,
sirrHari tsl
Where you can get more for your nimbls dollar
thsnsat any other store in Lamoille.
Clothing, Dress Goods, and all kinds Of
Gents Furnishing Goods
ltdIBNH0 AU9
= saso bought our goods cheap, and will
ia cheapest
ossls and prizes will give you satisfaction.
ssasa AAR0Nw0RTH BROS.
Morrisyils, Oct. Goth, 1869.
Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1869-11-30
WANTED

LUMBER ON HAND,
susss FOR SALE.
7 have on hand different kinds Of Lumber, Bass,
Spruce, Hcmloek and Hard Wood Floor Boards and
Olapboards. All who wish to purchase Lumber Of
that KIND can have 1t at bargain.
na.s l..f..s.r ALSO,
PLANNING, JoINTING AND SPLITTING
enc alta fair rate
Price Of Planning, per 1000 feet:
Qae side planned 500
Both sides plaineo, 800
AL 11ne 10 order.
F7E. w.sPAULDIsG.
hOrrisYille. March %. 1859.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

TIE DEMONSTRATION indeed have our
people had an opportunity OF enjoying 20
novel and rich musical treat as that now
being offered by Holer's Tyrolese Troupe
at Deuringcr's City Spring Park, on
Eighth street. For the last two evenings
they have given performances to excellent
audiences, and we are supported III our
opinion of their worth by nearly every one
who has heard them. The performers
apnear upon the stage in the tasty and
pretty costumes of their native country,
and sing the beautiful Tyrolese songs, III
addition to several American selections.
Mrs. Hofer has one OF the richest and full
est soprano voices we have ever heard:
Misses Bertha and Louisa are sweet and
pretty little ladies, and upon the principle
that "pretty are as pretty do" sing charm
in2ly. Mr.. Hofer has q fine baritone voice,
and MARBLES very sweetly. Mr.. Oberforcher
has rich, deep bass voice, and sings with
less eXertiou than any one we have ever
seen.
The concerts Of this company will te
given each evening during this week, anu
are well worth attending.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COOK C LAUGHTON Will sell at 10 O'Clock
stock Of groceries, fixtures, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS Will sell at y O'Clock 4
small framed house on the west side of Fifth
street near Baker.
4. e. PULLIAM will sell at q O'Clock valuable
small farm Of thIrtr-six acres, with Improve
mcnts. three miles below Richmond.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at y O'Clock four
valuable building lots on Thlrty-frst and NJ
Streets and one and half acres Of land In VI
clnity.
W. r. & j. \. ROBINS viii sell, in King William
county. opposite the White House all the. pc
rishabc property OF John \. Robins, deceased
T. W. KEESEE will sell Mt his storehousc to-day
at 4. n. furniture, carpets, piano, &c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

THE CONFECTIONERY sTRADE.-We feel tn&s
We are doing service TO the numerous country
merchants constantly arrivtnS In Richmond by
calling their attention to tho unrivalEd stock OF
now offered for sale BY our
neighhor ". W. TRrBDETr. It embraces every.
thing to ba called for In the largest wholesale
houses; the goods are Of the finest qualities ana
they are sold at about per cent. lower, on an ave-
rage, than they can be procured elsewhere. After
this statement we need only say that TRIBB1IT's
establishment is on Main street Just above the Dfs-
patch office. Live merchants will be sure to eau
on q ike merchant.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

MAYORS CoURT-Mayor Chahoon pres'-
dtnq.-Charles Bennett (colored), charged
with interfering with Sergeant Rooney III
The discharge of his duty, was discharged.
George Washington (coloredl, charged
with stealing four chickens from James
Fleming. was set back to be sent to jail
under capias from the Hastings Court.
Emmett Rutfin, charged with asSaulting
and beating Edward Fagan, was arraiSncd
and fined -.
Buck Randolph (colored), charged with
stealing bed-clothing and furniture valued
at so from Betsy Randolph, was discharged.
william and Dcitrick Hide, charged With
having pair Of andirons III their posses
sion supposed to have been stolen, were
DISCHARGED.
William Burleigh (colored), charged with
being drunk and disorderly and resisting
the police in the discharge Of their duty,
was fined 81.
George Rollins, charged with stealing
| from Daniel lIagerty, was sent on.
James johnson and Aaron Branch Color
ed. charged with stealing chickens from Is.
II. Hood, were sent on.
Charles Johnson (colorcd), drunk and un-
able to take care Of himself, was dis
charged.
Susan Carter. charged with picking the
pocket OF James Grimes of Sl5, was called,
and her case continued.
Patrick MaXled (colored), charged with
unlawtully aSSaultinG and threatening the
life of Letiia MaXiield, was discharged.
J. II. jackson (colored), charged with be-
ing drunk and creating Il disturbance in the
street. was fined 800.
J. W. Newman. charged with being drunk
and living in the street. was discharged.
Priscilla Sykes and Mint James (colorcd),
charged with uS>aulting and using abusive
language towards Mary Lewis, were fined So.
John Hart. charged with breaking open II
trunk Belonging to James Mcnamara and
stealing watch and $40, was honorably ac-
quilted. there being no evidence whatever
.n.liil.I him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

HUNTERS LECrURE.--Our city readers only
need word to remind them Of the lecture
Of Isaac Hunter, the famous Conservative
colorcd orator, at Virginia Hall tonight.
He is a man Of talent and information, and,
being politically sound, should have good
audience tonight. Subject "The Duty OF
Niroinians.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

RICHMOND PHILHARMONIC ASSOCIATION
This Association has begun new existence.
We have in Richmond much musical talent,
both professional and amateur, and we may
expect some line cilOruses when the Society
gets fairly under way. At a meeting held
on Monday evening last the following gen
tlcmen were unanimously elected officers of
the Association President, J. d. X. Sleight;
c-prcsidcnt, Captain William A. Jen-
lins; Secretary, ". Miles Cary Treasurer,
G. P. HaweS; Musical Director, D. IL.
Chambcrayne, Jr.; Pianist, a. Wend-
lin%cr.
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BETTER THAN TIE IRON-CLAD.-F. W. HAIR
RIs, No. 2 Eighth street, opposite Spotswood Ho-
tel, announces to his numerous friends ana inc
public generally that in addition to his hne stocK
of rye whiskeys. braudcs, and gins, he Is now re-
reivinr n superior lot Of sherry. claret port and
champagne wines. and hopes that, now that they
are not likely to be chokcd with iron-clad oaths,
they will refresh their throats with something not
Inn u tnkn
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AFFIDAvTTS FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE THE ITTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
We have had form OF affidavit, required by GEN.
eral Orders No. OF, prepared and printed. This
form has been approved at headquarters The al
,ldavit Is required before amy execution can DO
issued by a clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 80 per hundred
or fifty cents per dozen, flvc cents apiece, to
the cities and country Liberal discount to the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

MOVEMENTS or GOVERNOR WALKER.-A
special train left Richmond yesterday after
noon to convey Governor Walker TO Dam
vile, where the Border Agricultural Fair IS
now going on. The Governor was accom-
panied by General Newbcrry, of Peters
burg (acting did-de-cdmp); Major james
W. Walker, OF Madison; President Buford,
Of the Hichmond and Danville railroad and
several representatives Of the Richmond
Dress. Colonel Cameron has not yet re-
turned from the South, whittier he went on
the death OF his brother.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, for pulmonary
and asthmatic disorders have PROVED their eff
cacy by test OF many years, and have received
testimonials from eminent men who have used
them.
Those who are suffering from coughs. colds,
hoarseness, sore throat, ETC., should try THE
rRoCnEs,n n simple remedy, which is In almost
cynry pfectual.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

THE RAILROAD WAR-A FLAG OF TRUCE.
Yesterday morning General Candy address
ed a letter to Governor Walker eXplana-
tory Of his order about the railroad proxies,
which has provoked so much comment
from the press and people. in this letter
the commanding General states that the Or
der referred to must be interpreted as post
poning any railroad election whatever, or
any change in the presidency of the rail-
roads until after the State shall have been
fully admitted into the Union. 1t is under
stood that this letter was prompted by a
telegram from Washington, as it embodicS
the ideas Of General sherman upon the
subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

NowLAS & Co. are receiving magnificent new
styles jewclry, pins and eardrops, handkerchief
holders, glove bands and buttons, diamond engage
ment and plain gold wedding rings; rich silver
ware, in cases spoons, forks, pitchers, cups ana
goblcts, and great variety of other fashionable
goods.
Corner of Main and Tenth streets.
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.-Eyerybody desires to save
expense in the matter OF fuel, andto enable them
to do so MoUSrcAsTLE has introduced the sunny
SIDE STOVE. which Is the great economizer OF the
day. II heats three floors, and saves time and
money. Can Mt s2o Broad street and Gee them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

FAIR ON CHURCH fTlLL.-Thc ladies of
the Third Presbyterian church announce
the opening Of Il far for the sale OF catableS
o,., r,,"v articles on Monday evening next
at .,ti tbc Icct,rp.,oom of the church. We be-
spcal, for them Il IncI". Da'rohaSe' anu
have no doubt they will receive II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

A PIANO WORTH uAyISG--The thousand-dol.
lar srE1SwAY nj sno received at B1DGooD's this
week for one Of our prominent citizens, and con-
sidered in New York to be the most PERFECT
piano ever manufactured In this country or In Eu-
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MASONIC ELEcTIoN.-At a meeting of St.
Johns Lodge, No. Sc, held on Tuesday
night, Thomas Fl. De Witt was elected
Junior warden rice Thomas J. Evans, re-
signed, and James L. Goode treasurer ctce
Thomas Ii. De Witt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

MEMORIAL cEEv1cFs.-The memorial Of
The late Abraham lIigsh. an Old, we'll
known. amt highlv-re>p >pectcd citizen, who
departed thS lie about II year ago, will be
celebrated atthe Elcyenth-Street synagogue
this evening at halt-pa>t ) O'Clock. Rev.
Or. Bcttchcim viii oticiatc OF the occa-
sion. ON Friday at 0 O'Clock a. NJ. there
will be erected monument to the de-
ceased in the Hebrew b1rying-ground, near
the city alms-housc. The monument is the
workmanship Of Mcs>rs. Wallen d Wray,
and reflects great credit upon the builders.
1t bears appropriate inscriptions i'll He
brew and English. 1t will be erected by
The family Of Mr. Hirsh, but large number
OF his friends and Appropriateness will par
ticipate in the ceremonies.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

STOLEN IHoH estcrday
morning about daybrcall Constable Ro-
binSon ovcrilaulcd some negro iron-thicvcS
on Union Hill. and although unable to
make any arrests. caused them to drop n
valuable piece Of their booty. 1T was the
front circular door Of large boiler, weigh
ing about 700 pounds. 1t is now in the pos
session Of Mr.. Robinson, at the corner of
Twcnty-ninth and II streets, awaiting iden-
tlirat ION.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

THE FEDERAL DEAD IN VIRGISIA.-The
following is an official statement OF the num-
Der Of Federal soldiers, white and colored,
inferred in the national cemeteries OF the
First Military District:
Buried ut City Point, $3.50; Culpepcr,
/ ,343: Cold Harbor, ], ,GS3; Daurillc, ,2S9 !:
Fredericksburg, Ia, ,22S Fort Harrison, 802;
Glendale, 1,1S9; Poplar Grove, G,137 Rich
mond, 6,3I3; Sta,mton, 749; Seven Pines,
,357 Manchester, 4,410; Yorktown. :, ,162.
Total Gncludiug white and black, known and
unknown), 53.1Gl. OF this number the
names Of 1892 were known. Counting the
names Of 2GS persons employed in our navy,
citizens and Confederates, buried in the
cemeteries mentioned above, and we have
for the grand total, 53,429. The burials at
Arlington are not included in the above cst-
mate. .a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

CONE OVER AND HELP Us.-Thc attention
OF Church people and others, and EpiSco-
palans particularly, is directed to the Meade
Memorial Festival. now in progress in Man.
chester. Over there small and struggling
but heroic band are engaged in the Gospel
work, and renew the historic appeal Of
Come over and help us.' An abundance
cf luxurics, polite attention, a pleasant
walk. and Il consciousness Of duty per-
formed, await those who respond. Open
every day and night during the week.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

SHERIFF OF Observation-Disclosures hav-
inc occasion to address the sheriff Of Ches-
tcrtield will notice in another column that
he has changed his post-oilice from Man
chester to Richmond.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

NJ ELLYsoN K co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers I'm Virginia. North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub
fishers rates. for cash. Apply ut this Office.
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and 1885 pounds smoking, which yields a
tax to the United States of 2,S21 900. This
is entirely Independent of the large quantity
on which tax is paid at the time of ship
ment.
The manufacture Of whiskey has not been
so extensive or profitable as in preyiou.
years. but it is to be hoped that the difficult
ties under which this branch OF industry
has laborsd will be soon removed, and our
distillcrs have a fair chance with the other
trades. Apart from the tobacco factories
and distileries, the capital employed In
manufacturing ngapproximates 3, ,932, ,00O, and
affords work for 1920 men.
In general, the feeling among our work
ING people is cheerful, and while most OF
the Shops are not worked up to their full
capacity, still the impression obtains that
in short time we will have plenty Of work
for willing hands.
The varied products Of our industry must
alone attract attention when it's under
stood that almost everything can be OBJ
tanned here at as low cost as in any city III
the country. Already the railroad iron
chairs, spikes, nails, bar iron, steam-en-
gines, mills, plowS, and implements, OF
Richmond-make, are distributed all over
the southern half of our land, and the
gradual development of that section must
1--WE larger employment for our people, who
are so closely allied socially and politically.
All that is necessary for us is to 90 on in
the track we have opened, be industrious,
energetic, and true to each other, and we
must succeed.
| For a detail of the labors of your com.
mittee, please find annexed list OF the
manufacturing establishments in this city
L. T.. BLASKENsHiP, Chairman.
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ARRIVED.
steamer Petersburg. Gcoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, HarYeys VII
liams. ,,.,
Schooner Robert fIealy, Brooks, Baltimore,
shells, Curtis & Parker. n,,,
Schooner North Carolina, Morgan, Baltimore,
merchandise, to captain. ,,,,,
schooner Mary and Frances, Boyle, Phiadel-
iJha coal, Stapls K Blair. -,
schooner Bloomfield, O'Day, Alexandria, coal,
Writ Roberts.
SAILED.
Stcamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk MGR.
,naudtsc and passengers, L. B. Tatuln.
MEMORANDA.
WEST POINT October 13.-Arriycd, steamer
Kcnuebcc. Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. ,p
BALTIMORE, October g.-Arrlved schooner ps-
cabc, Dix, from Richmond. , ..u
PuILADELpHIA, October 12-Arrlyed, schoo-
ucrs ". B. Mc>hanc, Adams, and A. III. Edwaros,
Hens SON. from Richmond ,,
Brig Henry IN. G.), Roane, from Richmond, re-
mainGd at RIO Janciro on 18th ultimo dlscharglng.
Arrived OH 9th.
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understand that Messrs. w. ID. BLAIR & Co.,
Ninth and Main streets, are selling some OF the
iluest tea that has been seen IN Richmond since
the war 1T $50 per pound
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS RENAIHINe
IN TUE RICHMOND Pos1-OFFICE OCTOBER IA,
1S69.-John Asher, Mrs. Cough, DR.. r. 3.
Watkins, Box Al (2), Z. d S. Wortham q
Co., j. E. Blount, Richmond, Va; Walter
G. Morrison, Isle of Wight county, Va;
Louis T. krumn, Miss klmor Banks, BAL
Md. Frank n. Gray, Boston,
Mass
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:. Taylor, in Chesterfield. They arc the
LARGEST we have ever seen, and the largest
weighs one pound and five ounces, being
only two ounces lighter than the pears which
took the prize at the Philadelphia Pomo-
Iooical Exhibition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-10-14

Those old gas-fxtures look shameful. MOUNT
CASTLE will rcbronze them at q trifing COST q"
Broad street Is the No.
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LARGE PEARs.-Messrs. Allan & Johnson
have nj their store a couple OF very large
pears grown upon the farm Of VT. inIam
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED mt The Ui2D1tch Office
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POWDER.

DUPUNT'S GUNPOWDER, III kegs, halt
! kegs, quarter kegs, and cant istcrs, luIi g
sortineilt OF this celebrated PbNDEtt, sporting
and blasting, always on hand and for sale iiy
So 2s-,tswsw = 3 " - : : Agents.
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OAKwoop AssoCIATIoN.-The ladies Of the
Oakwood Memorial Association viii meet
at the Third Presbyterian church this altar
noon at AZ O'clock.
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REMovED.-George 6. Oldfred, corpora
ton attorney Of Norfolk, has been removed
hy General Candy.
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WINES AND LEayGESss.


WINES AND l.E9gGEss.
TXrULIAM WALLACE SONS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
LIQUORS,
and proprietors OF the celebrated
'.MOUNTAIN DEW"
have in store and In bond large assortment OF
VIRGINIA MOUNTAIN WHIsKEYs,
rnnch or which has been held for upwards OF
TWO YEARS. .,
They are the sole agents and contractors for
MANY fine brands as "P. ENGLEMAS,' ~.
G. LEECH,n ..BYERLY,n "F1REBAUGH,"
GEN OF THE VALLEY &c. a. WHITE"
&C, &c.
They deal largely in APPLE BRANDlES,
and have always on sale fine native stocks
The reputation for fine liquors their house
has cnloyed for upwards OF FIFTY YEARS
should guarantee fidelity In hllins orders.
Their "MOUNTAIN DEW" is known from
Canada TO Florida and from Cuba to Callfcr-
MIA II is Il fuyorlte wherever brought into com
petition with the best Installations Of the North
South. ard West. sc 2Q--3m
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y1XTRA NoTICE.-PICTURE PIC
+, NruREs. PICTURlS.-A spec!,l lot Of IL 600
lrre aSsnre;i Pictures offered 10 the trade ~
lots OF 81 and LOO plain and colorei alta very Sroas
reductt0n Caavassers aud dealers should not AZ -.
~ W "a "a nn,v o,icrsd -s j. HOOVER.
= - sOI Market street, Philadelphia ia,
se:3-imR
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MEMS FuRNIssfING GOODS.
CROCK ERY. &c.

GUNNER TRADE.-In store and for sale
y !; large aud well-assortcd stock of
SILSER-pIATED, CHINA, GLASS, and
EARTllENWARE,
which am Offering rs low rs they can be ohtaincG
in New York to which | wond respectfully call
the attention OF the trade and public ecncrally,
y,cdcing myself to sell low and give as good ar
ticlcS for the money as any other establishment IL
the State. Give me a call at
1906 MAIN STREET.
ivo2 q. c. GARY.
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COMMISSIONERS N CHANcERY.-Gcncral
Candy has appointed Rufus X. Purdam
commissioner i'll chanccry for the county
court of AppomattoX, and Henry I. Dug
ger for the county court Of Brunswick.
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HARDWARE, ETC.

ARDW E.-WATkINS, COT.
TRElI, & co. offer To merchants, farmers,
and mechanics the largest, cheapest, ana oest u.s.
s"f ~ iIpARDRaRE, isYSa CUTLERY, TOOLS, &C.,
It has ever been their pleasure 70 90 oe,ois' sno
Ne are agents for GUM BETTING and PA0h-
M; and ANKER BRAND BOLTING CLOTHS.
~ : :" WATKINS, COTTEELL i CO.
40, ,73m 1907 Main street. Richmond, va.
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The CoLoRED POSTMASTER OF MANcHEs-
rER.-JaIncs Cunningham otherwise James
Dixon on yesterday opened the po>t-oilice
ut his bar-room, Hull street. Our people
are indebted for this new piece OF malignitE
doubtless to the efforts of our would-bee re-
representatives. in Congress, &C., who hate
them most heartily. Mr.. Moody, the late
postmaster, was very faithful in the dis
charge Of his duty, and gave general sails
faction.
Arrangements are in progress by which
all persons who desire SO to do can nave
their letters delivered at their doors.
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THE METHODIST CoSFEEENCE-Thc Nir-
ginia Conference Of the Southern Metho-
dist Church will convene at the Broad
street church, in This city, on the 10th Of
November. Preparations are being made to
accommodate Il large number of the clergy
and lay delegates. Bishop Dog"ett will
preside. and among the distinguished min
isters from abroad who win probably be
present are Rev. DR.. Munsey, Of Baltimore
Rev. Dir. Rodford, OF Nashville Rev. DR..
McFerrin, Of Nashville and Rev. DR.. Early.
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V1RESH ATIONS.-KELLGGG
II GIBSON are now receiving and opening
OF their own importation, large additions to their
STOCK and are prepared to offer special induce
mcnts to buyers. New and handsome patterns %
Dinner, Tea, and Toilet Sets IN rich @ decorateu
pirh Eancy Goods Cut and Pressed Glassware in
srcat variety; Fine Table Cutlery, of Joseph Rod
gers and other celebrated makers; Plated ZEE
Pitchers, Walters, Gobicts, torKs, spooiiS, &c. )
Iooking-Glasses, Block Tin and Japan Ware In
great variety. , a ,r.
ne 'r' va" KELLOGG &. GIBSON,
Importers, Wholesale and hetali DcaieETS;
EDWARD 3. TAYLOR and Il. G. SUTTON, J6.
Statesmen. ht> ~