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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-11-26
ADVERTISEMENTS.
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW REMEDIES! NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GTBBOM's D1spENsARY.
sea KeaTnv St, corner Commercial.
Private Entrance on Commercial ST.,
AAE FRANCfGc<h.
SAN FRANCISCO.

ESTABLISHED IN 1854, for
the sreatment of Sexual and
Seminal Diseayes, such as Con-
orrbga, Gieet, Structure, syph4
Ills in all its forms, Seminal
Weakncss, fmpofehey, etc.
skin Diseases (of years sland<
ng) ard liberated Legs saes
essfulIy treated.
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur..
day, October 30th, compiled from sections
returns received at the office of the Board
of Health Whole number of deaths in the
city, 27; in addition, one white male was
reported still-born. Color White, II CO.
lorcd. 16. Sex: White males, 8; colored
males, 6: white females, 5; colored females,
D.; not stated, l coiored. Condition; Sim
gle, Is; married, 4 widower, 1; widows, a;
unknown, 3. Nativity United States, "a !;
Canada, /; Germany, ,. Age: month
to s, ,; months to IL, A 1 year to 8, o; 10
years to 20, /; 90 years to 30, 3; 80 years
to 10, 4; 40 years to 30, 1; 60 years to 10, 2;
10 years 10 so, 3; so years to 90, 1; 90 years
to 100, /; unknown, /. Cause Of death :
Aroplexy, 1; bronchitis (acute), /; inflaln-
nation of brain, 1; eifusion on brain, ;
consumption, 3: commissions, ]; croup,:2 2;
diphtheria, 3; dropsy, |; erysipelas, j; in
| tlammation of heart, 1 old age, 3; pneu-
monia, 2; scald, l.; typhoid fever l; tuber-
cuouS disease, | !; unknown, 3.
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You have the privilege to redeem or renew your
PLEDGE deposited with IT. HARRIS & BROTHER,
pawnbrokers, No. 1881 Main street tup-stairsl, on
or before the I'd of November, rs further indul-
gence cannot be granted; and on Thursday, NO.
vcmber 4th they will sell, without reserve, at auc-
tion the largest lot of valuablcs ever offered In
this market. They are still lending money tas
usuaD on diamonds watches, silverware, &C., &c.
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Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS REWARD.
Two hundred and nfty dollars will be paidfor the
recovery of S-cask of French Cognac brandy,
,-cask of old sherry wine, l-cask of old port wnc
one barrel Moss's Bourbon wbiskey supposed to
have been taken by mistake from steamship wharf.
E.r,s s.s.t. -.a u. C. sBESEDIcT,
Eighth and Main streets.
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WEwould call the attention Of strangers visit
Ing the city to the large and varied asscrtnenf OF
choice clothing to be fcund at BALDwIN's, corner
Tenth and Main Streets. This is en- old house,
having been in business here over thirty years. and
what they represent as good and cheap can be re-
lied on. Call and see them If you wish anything
In their line. and you viii be pleased
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GRArIFYING.--Wea are pleased to state that Dir.
F.M. Mullen, who has charge of the barinside toe
Fair Grounds, has purchased his .whiskeys from
the old-established house Of W. D. Blair q Co.,
and every one wishing to take snfter can satisfy
their palate with sAlpha," "Alleghany," and
other fnc whiskeys.
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SAVE YorR MoNEy.-Ify youwish to save money
ard at the same time get the very best articles call
on GEORGE KEsIs, sl4 Broad street, dealer In
stoves and tInware. His asscrtmentof OF cooking,
parlor, dining-room, Office, and hall stoves, Is
large, and at prices to suit every pocket In tim
ware he offers every inducemcnt to purchasers.
Give him q call at sl4 Broad street. st
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IRON WORKS.
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DICHMOND STOVE
Z AND
ARCHITECTURAL IRON WORKS,
FOUNDED 1851,
1000 CARY STREET, RICHMOND, VA,
Manufacture
COOKING AND HEATING STOVES,
HOLLOW WARE,
FRONTS AND CRATES.
ALSO,
IRON FRONTS for stores and public build
ings; ta#
WINDOW CAPS AND SlLLS,
CAST Iron CORNICES,
GALVANIZED IRON CORSlCES,
IRON RAlLlNGS.
IRON NERANDAiIS,
VAULT DOORS, SC, &C.:
and sell
SCOTCH AND AMERICAN PIG IRONS and
FOUNDRY SUPPLIES.
BUY OF HOME MANUFAcTURE--
Because better, and us cheap because you give
home mechanics and laborers EN- mployment be-
cause you can easily get your articles repaired !;
because your money Is left at home. Address
SNYDER g. IRBY,
Sc e-eod&w3m Proprietors.
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Call and see the latest styles of rich jewelry and
sllverware now opening at NowLAN& Il Co.'s. New
sets, pins, and r-drops: enamelled bands, hand
kerchief-holders, bosom and sleeve-buttons, and
superb silverware for bridal presents-pitchers
spoons, forks, goblets, &C., &c. Corner OF Main
and Touth streets. rs4HereElE tst tttN#tts
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MANCHESTER ITEMs.- Circuit Court.-The
trial of Thomas Willis, jointly convicted
with RS. Whitehead for the murder of
James Rogers on the I'D of February last,
In Manchester, commenced on yesterday at
Chesterfield Courthouse. Fullreports oftrial
will appear hereafter.
Mad-Doy KilLed.--Chief of Police Bur.
nett on yesterday killed mad-dog In front
Of r. j. Cleasby's, Hull street, Manchester.
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MAYORS CoURr-Mayor Chahoon pre-
s,dtnq.-Jim Banks lcolored), charged with
stealing six hats, valued at ten dollars, the
property Of William Bowman, was sent on
to be Indicted for misdemeanor. ~ a
Augustus Smith, charged with assaulting
and beating Frederick Smith, was fined 90
Anna Sherman, charged with feloniousiy
cutting William Rose, was discharged.
w. II. Wilson, charged with stealing two
brides from some unknown person. Case
continued.
Gehard Luytes, charged with offering
goods for sale by card without license, was
discharged.
groes), charged with fighting in the street
were fined 81 each.
| II. W. Sampson alias Wallace, charged
with being drunk and unable to take care
of himself was fined $3.50.
! The continued cases Of James and Davy
Diamond, charged with assaulting the wife
of the former, were examined. james was
discharged, and Dayy fined So.
Armstead Thomas, charged with having
80 worth of furniture in his possession
stolen from Molly White, was discharged.
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Eighth and Main streets.

FACTS FOR THE EADIEs.-I have been using the
Button-Hole and Overcoming Sewing-Machine
ever since their first introduction, without the
least REPAIRS doing all my family sewing, consist
ing of coats overcoats, pants, and vests, down TO
the finest sewIng-even to IL! kinds OF patching.
Besides that, have earned $3.50 In about nine
months l have made three hundred button-holes
per day. besides all other work have made twenty
five dollars wironc needle. Give me The Button
Hole Sewing Machine In preference to all others.
.ss-f Mrs. Lucy IDA GREEN.
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& BAILEY,

BOOKSELLERS AND STATIONERS,
262 BALTIMORE STREET, BALTIMORE, Md.
The largest and best assorted stock in the city OF
SCHOOL,
LAW.
MEDICAL,
DENTAL,
CLASSICAL. and
MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.
GENERAL BANK and COUNT1NG-HOUSE
STATIONERY of all kinds
BLANK BOOKS made 10 order In any style of
binding and ruling. au1S-eodSm
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HAIR-DREssrSG AND sHAyIsG.-v!sitors TO
the Fair should know that we have In Richmond a
saloon for shaving, cutting, and hair-dress!nG
that wiz compete with any In New York. Call al
scorr's, on Main street, between Tenth and Ele-
venth, under shaferts.
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PRESTON KYUcKoLLs BA1IED.--Preston
KnuckollS, charged with being party to
The robbery Of Cardozo, Alsop 81 Co., was
yesterday morning sent on to be indicted
for felony, and bailed in the sum of $500.
John Doyle became his security. The par
ticulars of the robbery and the eircum-
stances of the arrest of Knuckoi1s are fami-
liar to our readers.
The case of Michael Kelley, charged with
purchasing from the accused q lot Of silks,
knowing the same to be stolen, will be heard
to-day.
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--- 81 ~ ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer.
chnndise and passengers, i. b. TatuIn.
steamer james g Green racs, r P1ltsr PPhltfsaeiphia'
Bark Ullcr (Nor.l, Stock, New York, In ballast,
to +. De V0ss & Co.
s. Dlaster, to Lee, Seldom Co,
Schooner Martha Collins, Groves, baltimore,
shells, to Curtis q Parker.
Schooner Hope, Booth, Cabin Point lumber, to
schooner W. n. Gesner, Egbert, New York,
iron, to Tredegar COMPANY. pryn., pn,,,da,nh,, coal,
to Hawcs s. Merriman.
.t"ti ~ ~ SAILED.
Steamer Isaac Bell Bourne, New York, mer-
chandise and passengers, W. @. Dnnham 20.
Schooner Harry Landell; Taylor, Savannah,
merchandise. Curtis & Parker.
Schooner T. w. Ware, Abdell, Noriolk, mcr-
chandise, Crowell il Currfe. 49,,
Schooner Crisis, Bowen, Jsmes river, hght.
MEMoRANDUM. ~
WEST POINT, November 2-Arriyed, steamer
A dmirai Freeman merchandise and passenger,
Richmond and York River Railroad. Company,
and sailed on return.
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CHEAP MEALs.--yisitors to the Fair win fndit
to their advantage to take their meals ut CLARass
Oh Governor street, near Main. he has every
thing good at low prices.
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ASSoUScENEST.-By an advertisement in an
other column II win be seen that the firm OF which
he late JOHN TYLER was the head win be con-
Quoted by his son. WILLIAM II: Tyler, under the
old title. The high reputation which this house
has always enjoyed for energy ndinteerity win,
Mr.. w1rLrAa n. Tyler, who now conducts the
husineSg f5Es -ttEgPts s5kf f -
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CLOSING THE BANKs.-As the stores,
schools, and workshops of the city will be
closed on Thursday to allow everybody to
attend the State Fair, it has been deter.
mined to close all the banks and banking.
houses also on the same day after II A. NJ
Persons having notes due on tomorrow viii
confer favor by paying them to-day.
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RELIGIOUS MEETING.-Robert w. Dou'
glass, q minister of the Society Of Friends
will hold meeting for religious worship al
II o'clock to-day, in Friends meeting-house
on Clay street near First.
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SrErywAY & SoN's PtASos.-The demand for
the magnificent and unequalled edSTErswAY PIANOS
has been so great here lately that the entire stock
Of pianos on hand at the agency, located ff BID.
Goop's piano warerooms, i2U Main street, WIS
disposed OF last week. A new invoice Of theso
celebrated instruments arrived yesterday, and arc
now on exhibition at BrDGooD's Those who de-
sire to possess the finest piano ever manufactured
should avail themselves OF this opportunity.
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AUCTION sAIEs THUS DAY.

WELLINGTON GODDIE will sell at 4 O'Clock
two valuable lots on Broad street between First
and Second.
LYME & BROTHER will sell at d3 O'Clock four
nice building lots, With two small framed tcnc-
ments, on the east side Of Thirtieth between \
and streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
the store Of F. S. Rhodes, on jackson and
Adams street. his entire stock Of groceries and
other articles.
Z. A. GATHRIGHT will sell at 10 A. u. $4,000
worth of pawnbrokers' goods.
ROBERT IT. DAVIS will sell fine bloodcd stock
at the Fair Grounds at4P. NJ.
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SIGHT SEErSe--After you have seen oil the,
sights the city and suburbs, then yend your way
to tho corner of Thirteenth and Main streets, and
you win Sec there q score Of young men who are
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NO. Ito.

and comblned), ana other cognnIe lmple-
ments, was held at Westoyer, the planta-
ton of Major 4. II. Drewry, in Charles City
county, on the 9th and 10th of June last,
under the auspices of the Society, with re.
suits which will be announcedin the publ-
cation of the awards at the present meeting.
The scarcity of money and the late very
severe drought have operated q very serious
impediment to the efforts Of the committee.
But the loss therefrom has been generously
supplied by the Common Council OF the
city of Richmond and By the citizens
generally, who have proved themselves, as
heretofore, equal to the demand upon their
enlightened public spirit and their hospital
ity. .
The life-members of the late Central Ag-
ricultural Society were admitted by vote
of the Virginia State Agricultural Society, at
| their meeting in February, 1853, to an hono-
rary participation in their affairs.
| It affords the committee great pleasure to
| be able to congratulate e the Societies of va
rious parts of the State on the successful
agricultural fairs and exhibitions that have
been held and the hope is cherished more
confidently than ever that the county and
district societies can be so arranged as to
affiliate with this Society rs the parts OF one
whole. The details of such union would
be out of place in this report; but 1t is
thought that its establishment will be pro-
ductive of signal benefit to all the interests
of the State. 4"
| The accounts of the treasurer are fully
made out and balanced to the 30tk ultimo !;
but the usual transcript is not presented
herewith because of the recent illness OF
the treasurer and the pressure of official
business on him since his recovery. But
the books are ready for inspection, ii 1t is
deemed desirable by the Society to have a
statement from them. m
After this, Governor Smith addressed the
meeting upon the subject of agriculture.
He was followed by Mr.. Lyons, Major No
| land, and others. ,..>. <'hi '.
The meeting then adjourned until s
o'clock this evening. 5.f r.sg..fT 81
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ORPHANS FAIR.-The Orphans Fair Is
still in progress in Stearns's Block, and
affords a most excellent source for pleasure
aud charitable contributions.
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9itlmontl 1ispatth.
WEDNESDAY. ...NOyEMBER 3, 1869

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATcH''
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS CT THIS CITY. i.isse .s.
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GERMAN OPERA.-We are pleased TO learn
that the grand German Opera Troupe will
commence season Of grand opera in this
CITY OF the 9Th of December.
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FAyCY GOODS, NOTIONS. &c.

TRESH ARRIVALS.---We are receiving
an a,.tIreIy fresh stock OF GOODS in orr line,
and merchants making their fall purchases will
fnd our assortment of NOTIONS, FANCY
SHIRTS. DRAWERS, &C., uprivalled.
BURRESS, BLAIR & THAXTON,
Wholesale Dealers In Notions, White Goods, &c.,
II Pearl street. oc 20
TALL TRADE, 1s69.-WHITEG GOODS,
L FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, HOsldEafl fl,. {,
GLOVES, &c.--We have nov in store, and oner
to The trade Of Virginia, West Virginia, Tennes-
Bee, and North Carolina, the largest stock or our
iced Az low rs those Of jobbers in any northern
market. VALENTINE & FRANKLIN,
Importers aud wholesale Dealers In
Fancy Goods, White Goods, Notions, &c. I
20 ~
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INTERESTING TO TEACHERS AND
1 STUDEEIS.-Just issued TIE GENERAL
PRINCIPLES or ARITHMETIC. by :. Z,
PENpLET0N. Principal Of Classical aud Mathc-
matical school Richmond, Va, aud formerly AS
sistaut Professor OF Mathematics at the Virginia
Military Institute and Civil Engineer.
This work Is SOMETHING NEW, and much
needed as it enforccs the general principles by
contrast, placing enumeration oi all kinds OF num-
bers together and the same for addition, &c. 1t
inCludcg fractions IN The generalization, and ti;c
expression Of q quantity by the unit is made the
kcyto the whole subject. II j. neatly bound and
sold 1t the moderate price Of 81.
E-tIuct from The Educational Journal Of Tir-
yttt0.
Possessed Of mind If remarkable clearncss
aud .racy the author has given to the prcpara-
tou Of iS work the results Of his knowledge and
experience, and has, we feel confident, presented
20 the students of arithmetic book worthy OF
general adOrtiOn.n 1.-The generaliza-
tion Of principles, their practical USE and The SIM
plifcai!on Of those which have been so lmpcrfectly
and unsatisfactnrly presented in the majority Of
the ariihEctics thrust upon the public, WILL we be-
!icvc secure for This excellent treatise very great
populaTity-H
Upon the receipt Of the price this book will be
sent 10 a'.y address. postage prepaid.
BATES & WADDY BROTHERS,
Publishers and booksellers,
Sr lO03 Main Riclmunl Ea.
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Our old citizen DAVIES, ofthe ''LEE. Gallery
Is making the best and cheapest PEoToGRAPHs.
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VISITORS TO THE STATE FAIR win do well 70
call and examine the splendid new stock OF late
style hats Just received at A. A. ALIENS, laie
Main street,
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philadelphia, Pa, July 1sso bal,E

THE FA1R-ZETELLE.-Wh comes to Rich
mond and dimes and wines not with ZErELLE goes
home ignorant of the greatest pleasures. His
restaurant is the home of satisfaction, the nour-
isher OF courage, the fountain Of inspiration.
There every luxury of the animal and vegetable
Kingdoms, wild or tame, OF land or water, con.
tributes to the enjoyment and force Of man, while
the most generous liquors polish his wilt and refne
his manhood. Not TO 20 to ZETELLE'S would bc
to loso everything hoped for in coming TO the Fair
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We consider the LEE" Gallery tho cheapest
and best place TO have PICTURES taken. 't
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HORTICULTURAL
AND PoMoLoGIcAL SoCIETY.-The annual
meeting of the Virginia horticultural and
Pathological Society will be held at the
African church, Broad street, at TX O'Clock
this evening, at which time the annual re-
port will be read, and the annual address
will be delivered by Rev. Leo. Rosser, D. D.
After the address the election Of officers
will be held. Upon the adjournment of the
Horticultural and Pathological Society a
meeting of the two societies will be held Tor
discussion, Major Sutherlin in the chair.
There will no doubt be very interesting
exercises on this occasion, and we hope to
see large attendance. The fame of the
orator is sufficient guarantee that the adj
dress will be an able and instructive one.
The officers and Executive Committee Of
the Horticultural and Pathological Society
will meet at the entrance door at quarter
past O'Clock.
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"A. A. ALLEN, 1916 Main street, has just received
4 fun supply OF an the new style hats out for men
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


DOOkS-l3lS MAIN STREET. RAN
ID uOLPU 4 ENGLISH have for sale large
stock of LAW tnew ana old), MEDICAL,
SCHOOL, ,,AGEICuLTURAL, and MICELLA;;
UYME-BOOKS: ALBUMS. etc.: STATION
ERT, W&ITTNG-DESKS, i o Il OLIOS,
AIATilEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, GAMES,
ttc.
E00KBINDlNG in any style. no o2-d&w
GREAT ! RON L NJ L II THEW
~ GUu1S.-ChRY & AMBLER. having greatly
increased their stock, wish In addition to thci!
usual assortment of School Books, Stationery. &c =.
10 call special attention 10 their variety of Bibles,
Pr&ycr-8oo6s twi;h the additional hymns), Hymn
Rocks. Photograph Albums, Writing"ltrsk
Work Boxes, Mcmorandum and Poctct-Books
GUii Pens, &C.. &c.: all Of which tncy will take
pleasure IN ahowng and offer at prices to suit The
lmcs. No. 1909 MAIN STREET,
opposite 81, Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va.
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STEAMED and ;CHERnysToNE OYSTERS at the
corner OF Ninth and Bank streets.
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uARISE INTExLrGENCE.

VISITORS TO THE FAIR viii find 1t convenient
to get meals at ZETELLE's, No. 1902 Main street.
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: Do not stand on the order or yonr goiag. but 80
at once to the s.LEE,f Gallery.
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Al. KINDS OF PRINTING DONE
~ IL THE BEST STYLE OF TIT AETS Az
The DlsfAICI STlEt7-BCU q "a
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TICKETS FOR THE FAIR.-Certifcate Of
membership in the Horticultural and Po-
mological Society, admitting the holder and
family to the Fair Grounds for the season,
can be obtained ut this office. Price, 8.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS. q,
uQl FOR THE eIIan,
ii ORANGE GROVES. kEss.l.sss IksEas;s...s.ssss.

FOR PALATKA, FLA, VIA SAVANNAH,
GA. touching at FERNANDINA, JACKSON
RIVER.-SEMI-WEEKLY LINE.--The elegant
and frst-class steamer DICTATOR, Captain w.
I. MCNELTY. will leave Charleston, s. c., for
the above places every TUESDAY NIGHT al
o'clock.
The elegant a,G frst-class steamer CITY
POINT, Captain EoRGE G. MCMILLAN. will
leave Charleston every SATURDAY NIGHT at s
O'Clock for the above places.
Through tickets TO be had mt railroad offices. No
extra charge for meals and StatcroomS.
For freight or passage apply to
j. ID. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, 5. c.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NovEasEE 2. lsss.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER ., 1909.
sun rises es...,.,,.. s.4s Moon riscs.......... 6&s
ann sets ., 5.12 High tide. a.A
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Hill, Thomas Hall. r. E. Grafton, N. G. Pow
ers, l.. S. Irvine, WIS. Chandler, George L.
Roane, G. M. Robinson, r. B. Sutton.
Frank August, Mrs. James 7. Rcdd, Meton
Rowe, George w. Mayo, r. A. Trice, and
Dr CnlIon of uoon1,ar
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PLOUGHING MATCH.

The ploughing match for the best plough
man, &C., has been arranged to come OF on
the farm of William Shcpperson, on the
Broad-Street road above the Baptist Col
lege, on the left hand, this side of the Fair
Grounds, from II to O'Clock to-day, and
competitors under section Il are notified to
be promptly on the ground, or they will be
.,,lpI
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gEO TEACHERS AND SCHOLARS
Z SCHOOL-B Book AND STATIONERY,
wholesale and retail, ut JOHN II. WALSH'S, No.
.!c Broad street just received 4 fresh supply of
SCHOOL-BOOkS and SCHOOL and OFFICE
STATIONERY, which will be sold at very low
prices. Great inducements to TEACHERS. The
current literature Of the day kept on hand, and new
hooks received as soon rs published, SEQ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.-sSas-!II 4;
~ Tlie boats OF the JAMES RI-s--11..isS--s..--zs
YER AND KASAWHA CANAL CUMfANI
vcin :eavc the dock usual promptly Mt 12 NJ. on
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and SATURDAYS.
Freight and tolls goods for Lynclburg ano
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid at the
option OF the shipper Every facility possible will
he afforded consfgnces, hut no obligation IS as
sumed to deliver down freight elsewhere than at
NV Office on the Dock without special agreement.
Way freight Will not be delivered till charges are
paid. .a
Boats locked and insured
de II EDWARD DILLON, Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-03
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