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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03
PccuIiarifieS of California.
Correspondence of the Baltimore American.

OCCIDENTAL HoTEL,1
SAN FRANCISCO, November -, 1869.
There is no change in the weather, the
thermometer having stood during the whole
week at 80 in the shade, with clear sky
and q warm sunshine. The telegraph brings
us daily accounts Of heavy snow-storms ut
the North, which seem most strange to us,
who are here enjoying the brightest OF June
weather. \ snow-storm here would be Il
curiosity to the children, who have not the
slightest idea of anything of the kind. They
sometimes see snow on the top OF Mount
Diabolo. twenty miles distant, but that is
about the closest view they have ever had
of the reality.
What seems to most astonish the visitors
here from the North is that they had never
hitherto had any conception Of the differ
ence between the climate Of California and
that of western, northern, and eastern
States. Californians have claimed supc-
ror climate for all agricultural purposes,
but they have never gone into particulars
to show wherein the difference existed.
They have never told us that ourWinter was
their summer, and our summer the only
season in which they were ever even slightly
cold. They had never told us that they
only used coal and wood for cooking and
manufacturing purposes, and that many
Of their houses are built without CHM
ncys, except for the kitchen. They
had never told lis that whilst we were
delugcd with snow and ice they were luXn-
riatiug in green fields, and that their grain
was ripening for the sickle. They never
told us that our winter was their season for
buds and flowers, and the most luXlriant
foliage to their trees and shrubbery. In
short, we came here fearing that it was too
late in the season TO sec California to the
best advantage, or to judge Of its boasted
superiority Of climate over the rest of crea-
ton. But we find that We have come here
just when we should have come TO judge of
the vast difference and to enjoy the spring
time OF the season. Californians, however,
tell us that January and February are the
most glorious months Of the year, and, to
judge it properly, we should spend the sea-
hHra
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STEAMERS.

y7OR NORFOLK, PORTS-SIIS1,
II NSJyTII. AND ALI REGULAR sssncEssssss.ssfy scsSssssss.ssf
T-ANpISGs hN TIE JAMES RIvEk:-The fast
and elegant UNITED STATES NAIL steamer
OHS SYLNE + T X,
Captain z. q. CLIFFORD,
leaves her wharf ut Rockets for the ahoTe-n1@nSo @
places on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS, ana @ NJ
DATS ut 81 O'Clock A. NJ, and returns on 1ecs-
Inys Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Passengers arrive IN hortolk In time 10 cor.
ncct with steamers FOR Baltimore ana pona'o
IsI Trains leave City Point for Petersburg on arri'
val OF sleampr- -.- #...A
Pare to Norfolk. 20. 80.
FREIGHT
received Tuesdays Tuursla!s ana satnponiS' t,oniS'
from u ". TO 81 ?. Vi, for Norfolk; nrs ON
CHcsapeakc bay and ali regular landings on James
river at rca sonahlc rates.
no WHARFAGE CHANGED.
Erniyir. for wny-landings must be prepaid:
Apply 80 L. -; ~ ,n,nr., y o,,, az %harf.
ST. 81 hlNS hlehlnSl -------- ~
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More NEW GOODS will be exhibited, when he
asks the public IN general to call and study their
own interest.
CLoAKs, sHAWLS, and ARABS, to suit every
body; ..... a..
COOP KID GLOVES at sl.2s, jast received;
SONTAGS, HOODS, NUBlAS, INFANTS
SACoUES, &C, in large variety and at re-
duced prices;
IRISH pOPLINS, In all coIors and shades
EaUTIFUL PLAIDS aud STRIPED SERGE
CLOTH; -...r....-
CuENE POPLINS from 2s TO 37ic., very beau
tiful
LADIES, and MISSES VESTS from soc. to 81
and upwards
BALMORALS from 75c upwards;
BED BLANKETS at great bargains
FLANEELs, FLAENELS, at all prices;
Large stock Of DOMESTIC GOODS;
CALICOEs at 1e3c.;
IA WHITE CoTToNs at l23c.;
A GREAT BARGAIN In BLACK ALPACAS;
LACE EHANDKERCHfEFS at Soc;
A large assortment Of OTHS, DOEsklN, CAS-
sIMEREs, KENTUCKY JEANS, SATl-
NETS, &C, for mems and boys wear;
TABLE-CLoTHs NAPKINS, TOWELS, and
DIAPER, at great bargains:
HOSIERY, GLOVES, NOTIONS, and CoRsEIs
at I'LL prices;
MEMS and BOYS UNDERWEAR, from the
cheapest 70 the best.
In fact nere are many NEW GOODS, too nu-
mcrous to mention, at low figures
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
and strangers will do well by calling at
JULIUS sYCLE's, 4ls Broad street,
nol2 between Fourth and Fifth.
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TIE OPERA.-Public expectation in Rich
mond has been excited to its highest pitch
in consequence of the coming Of the Grand
German Opera Company next week. With
such artists as Frederici, Johannsen, Rot
ter, Habelman, Himmer, WeiDlich, Formes,
and Armand, in Martha, Freyschutz, Dame
Blanche, Faust, Fra Diavolo, and JeWesS,
the season must surely be successful, and
the liberal scale of prices adopted ought to
he commended,
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ExPLANATIoN.-An article published in
these columns on yesterday in regard to the
high prices paid for articles at the peniten-
tiary has been construed as rejecting upon
the Superintendent. We are requested by
that official to state that he has no control
whatever over the purchases of supplies for
that institution.
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SMALL TENEMESTs are in great demand,
but owners of real estate will not erect them
until the legal means Of collecting rents, or
dispossessing non-paying tenants, are very
much improved. When tenants are unable
to pay, they should be made to give pos
session of the property they occupy on len
DAYS notice, and without excessive cost to
the landlords.
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AfFlDAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAlD.-
We have had form Of affidavit, required by Gen.
cral Orders No. 81, prepared and printed This
form has been approved at headquarters. The ai'
ildavit Is required before any execution can DC
Issued by clerk Of court. ..
We can furnish these forms 1t - per hundred,
or fifty cents per dozen, or five cent? apiece, 10
the cities and country. Liberal discount 10 tile
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TIE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE will meet to-
day, and every day of their sessions, next to tile
Dispdtch Office in ELLYsoS u TATLoR'S news
depot. at any hour Of the day or night, where the
members can supply themselves with the New
York, Baltimore, Washington, and Richmond
daily papers, and all the literary magazines and
news papers of England and America.
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THE BOARD or TRADE BALL-The ar
ran2ements for the chop" to be given to-
night ut the Exchange Hotel in compliment
to the visiting members of the National
Board of Trade and their families are most
complete. and it will, in all probability,
prove IL most brilliant success. The dancing
will commence ut 8 O'Clock. Invitations
must be exhibited at the door.
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FOR THE LADIES QTLY.-Unmarricd gentle
mer are not expected to read this paragraph. LF-
dies who desire to keep in the fashon-and which
Of them docs not-should call ut ELLISON TAY-
LoR's. next to the Dispatch, and get some OF the
many fashion magazines and papers which are on
their counter. They show how to cut and make
cvcry garment which the ladies' wear.
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CoScERT.-A vocal and instrumental con-
cert will be given at Leieh-Street Baptist
church, commencing at O'Clock this eve
ming. The programme is very excellent
one, and among the performers are some of
the best singers in the city. The proceeds
of the concert are to be devoted to the sup
port of orphan children connected with the
church
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RICHMOND, DCccmbcr" 7, Is6F.
Please acknowledge the following donations OF
coal for the poor
900 bushels lump coal from Mr.. y. Is. Wool
bridge;
800 bushels fine coal from the Clover Hill Rail-
road Company.
These Goals hare been already isSrCd.
Some forty or fifty persons call at my office
weekly. from all parts Of the city, In search Of
rations and fuel and In order to save them and
myself much trouble beg to say that not ten dol
lars have been given to me forthe purchase OF ra-
tons In six months past, and there Is but little
prospect of further donations of coal; SO that no
one need call for the present.
WILLIAM ". PARKER.
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REWARD PAID.-Somc weeks since three
fclonS escaped from the Rockbridge county
iail. Governor Walker offered reward for
their apprehension, but before the reward
was announced they had been apprehended
nv Jas. Stewart, Madison Brown. and Lewis
Hunter, three colored men Of Augusta
On Yesterday the Governor ordered the pay.
ment of the reward of sixty dollars to the
colored men who had capturd the fuGuti1cs
from iustce
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THE TnEATRE.-Mr. and Mrs. Watkins
have certainly made hit in Richmond.
The plays they produce are of 4 character
calculated to please the majority of people,
and the manner in which they represent
them is uneNceptionable. Seldom have we
seen an audience better pleased than on
last evening and the evening before, when
Nora O'Niel" and 1.-The Rose Of killar-
ney" were produced.
Tonight, by special request, "Trodden
Down" will be repeated.
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DRY GOODS.
nUCkWALL & ROUSS,
~ .@ No. 1906 MAIN STREET
NOVEMBER 30 1900.

just received per steamer Isaac Bell splendid
shipment of AUCTION BARGAINS: Furs
from ~ to $40, Hoods Nuhias, Shaws from Soc.
10 $40, Ficeced and Plain Hosiery, Ladies' and
Misses Shoes, Gentlemen's Shoes, Gentlemen
Robes, Switches, Tapestry and other Carpets,
Cocoon Mating mt 4oc, Dress Goods, Flannels,
Trunks at $3.50 worth 81. Towelling, Cloths, Cassi-
meres. Prints at l2ac., Bleached and Brown Do
mestics. 10, 600 Notions and Fancy Articles too
numerous to mention and. too cheap TO be neglect
cd ny our friends. de ]
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OYsTERs.-Lynnhaven Bay. Cher
rystvnc, Mill Greek, Horn Harbor, Mason's Creek,
Hampton Bar, u ork River, and other oysters, can
be had at SCuoTT'S, corner Ninth and Bank
streets, raw steamed, stcwed, or fried. We ac-
vise all lovers OF the best oysters and excellent
liquors to go and see SCHOrT.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIcE DECEMBER
3, 1S69.-MiSs Mary Smith, Anderson street,
No. 8; one letter with no address Colonel
John Moore, medical director, Richmond,
Va; First Assistant jutant-General,
Richmond, Va; Mr.. Albert Shorts, Pros
pect Depot, Va; s. B. Chittendcn d Co.,
New York; Mrs. Sallie Norman, Boston,
Mass; Mcssrs. Powers & Weightman,
philadelphia, Pa.
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM u co..
w GENERAL SHlrpISG
AND COMMISSION hERCHANas
CORNER MAIN AND ELEVENTH sTkELIes
RICHMOND, VA. PosT-OFFICE BOX H.
FOR NEW YORK.

OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .Nss2Es
: COMPANY.
The splendid new side-whee, steamships iSAAMC ~.
MtPTE md HATTTRAS. leave New York for
EorIoIh. City Point, and Richmond, every TUES,
DAY, TBrRSDAY; and sAIuRpgAl4fr;s R gl4rsn ~
FRIDAY. aud SUNDAY, Ut lJgiI tide.
These Ships entirely new. They na.e e.eaaas
saloons and statorooms. Inc fare,, accotniaouA-
tions and attention. are unsurpassed. ~
Close connections made with steamers iof An
southern and European ports. ~ ouAy
TER ONE PEI. CENT, ut the offices OF tno
y. L. McCREADT, President, 1877 Greenwich
WILLIAM c. DUNHAM & CO., Agents,
... v '>>NN-> coruer Main and Eleventh. Streets
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CoRREcT1oS.-It has been incorrectly
stated that the charges against the City En-
cineer were preferred at the instance of MI.
Eisinger Ludwig. The name should have
been put Ludwig Eisinger. Mr.. Eisinger
is neither a relative nor an acquaintance of
of Mr. Charles L. Ludwig.
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GIPsIEs.-Thcre is n colony of gipsies,
some thirty in number, (male and female }
cncamped on the Brook turnpike about
Il mile and half from the city. Their en-
campment consists of some fifteen or twenty
wagons and parcel Of dogs, which are said
to resemble lions more than dogs. Several
of the number were seen upon the street
,-o-tnrInI
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Why will YOU give one dollar and twenty-five
cents per gallon for Norfolk oysters when You can
get the York River ut WILLIAM II. CoX's, Frank
lin street between seventeenth and Eighteenth,
and at SHIELDS, STEVENS Il Co.'S, 500 Broad
| street for one dollar
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The LAST DIToH, so much needed to
abate serious nuisance on West Seven
teenth street near the old Central Railroad
shops, has not yet been cut, and, es con-
sequence, the sidewalk Is impossible. An
hours work for the chain-gang would
remedy the evil complained Of.
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We advise tea-drinkers TO call at W. D. BLAIR
& Co.'S, corner Mtin' and Ninth streets, and try
, that Gunpowder Tea they have just received. We
can vouch Tor It being equal 10 any ever Imported.
Th.y sell L II e. so per pound.
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HANDSOME PREsENTs.-Now opening for the
holilays Il superb stock Of rich diamonds pins,
and ear-drops ladies' watches, chains, bands,
Observation-Disclosures, medal!ions, neck-chains,
sleeve and bosom buttons, amethyst and moss
agate signet rings, diamond engagement and plain
gold wedding rings, superb new patterns or rich
silver in cases, and choice assortment OF rare
goods imported direct from foreign factories.
NowLAS 4 Co., Jewellers
corner OF Main and Tenth streets.
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Ricflnon(l Ilispattll,
FRIDAY. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3. 1869.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DISPATCIr'
is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LAT1ON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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ExEcUTIvE.-William G. Maupin, Jr., has
been commissioned by the Governor no.
tary public for the city OF Portsmouth and
notary public for the county of Lancaster.
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TLEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE.
T. r. PRICE 6 co.
have just opened, and arc getting IN by expires
and steamers daily, large additional supplies Of
NEW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
such as
PLAID pOPLINS, IRISH POPLINS,
REPS POPLINS,
COLORED and BLACK SATlNS for TRIM
ming,
Rich and cheap BLACK CORDED SILKS Tor
walking dresses.
ALSO.
ARABS CLOTH CLOAKS,
LONG and SQUARE STRIPED and PLAID
SHAWLS,
VELVET for cloaks, VELEETTEEN,
BLACK POPLINS and other MOURNING
GOODS IA specially with them).
BLANkETS-l0-4, 1l-t, Ia, l3-a. &C., &c.
It. X. PRICE & CO.,
no - nearly opposite post-oilicc.
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Mayors CouRT-Ndyor Chahoon prcsi-
Mng.-Jamcs Mcdonald. charged with steal
ing eighty dollars from Edward Lowe, was
discharged.
Handsome Robinson and Edward Mayo
(coloredD, charged with fighting i'll the
street, were fined $3.50 each.
Frederick Watkins, charged with beating
his bctter-haf, was fined 50.
Frederick Given and William II. Robin
son, charged with breaking into Mr. Ma
gle's mcncy-drawer, were sent on.
drunk b' an and ] breai5ing open W. {. Pages
door, WAS fined 81.
William d. Gibson. charged with being
drunk aud unable to take care Of himself,
was discharged.
Frank Collins, drunk aud disordcrly, was
fined s..
Lucy Carter. for stealing sheet and 4
pair of drawers, was called, and her case
continued.
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PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER ., l's'

Sun I.I 0IVUU bUISs.'
Sun .n,s AT High tide.... a,07
PORT OF RICHMOND, DECEMBER ., 1884,
ARRIVED.
steamer Niagara, Brakeman, New York. mer'
chandisc and passengers, W. G. Dunham & Go.
Steamer John sylvester Glf"ra- nOrioiS' mer'
chan,tisc aId passengers, l.. b. Tatum
SAILED.
Steamer Ellie knight, Geoghcgan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Haryeys VII
liams.
BELOW. +.
Stcamtux Portland with schoouersJ. II. Lock
wood Sharrett from Albany; William and
James Outten ard j. II. Marvel, Quliin, from
Philadelphia ana another schooner, unknown; III
tow for Richmond.
MEMORANDUM.
WEST POINT, December 2.--ArriSec- steamer
Admiral Freeman, merchandise and passengers,
Richmond and York River Railroad Company,
and sailed on return. #.sr ..#
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SANTA CLAUS PRIZE BoxEs.-W. W. THIR.
uETT lll2 iain street has just received 500 dozen
boxes, containing Watches, Clocks, and One, Two,
and Five-Dollar Bills. Go at once and try your
luck. Every box contains prize.
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TWENTY-FIVE CORDS OF SEASONED PINE
WOOD for the poor. on Eighth street near packet
landing, at 81 per cord on the Basin bank. Per-
sons in want will please call at once.
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GOOD FOR RICHMoSD.-A manufacturer
in this city has received an order for l5O
bird-cases from large firm i'll New York.
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NJ. ELLYSOS ( co. VIII insert advertisements 10
the principal ncwspapcrsin in Virginia, North Caro-
lima Tennessee, and the northern cities, aL pub
fishers rates. for cash. Apply ut this Office.
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SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS.
In order to reduce stock, we are offering
B A r G. 4 ] n S
In all styles OF
n ~ n

l. " " ~ ~ -
aud solicit call and inspection Of our assortment.
HANDSOME FRENCH DERINOS,
POPLINS, EMPRESS CLOTHS,
ALPACAS, all colors:
BEAUTIFUL SCOTCH PLAIDS, 30c. to 81;
DFLAISES, In good designs, at eoc.;
ARABS, from $3.50 to $40;
STRIPED and PLAID SHAWLS, all prices;
BLACK CLOTH and BEAVER CLOAkS,
CLOAK1NG, CASSIMERES,
vIRGINIA-MADED DOESKINS,
BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
10, IL, and l2-i BLANKETS;
FLANNELS, yard wide, at Soc:
ALL-WOOL MER1NO SHIRTS,
FRENCH CORSETS,
SATINS yELvETEENS,
CORDS and TASSELS,
UASDKERCHIEFS,
LACE COLLARS,
ENGLISH HOSIERY, &C.. &C.
We fcsl confident that buyers will find our prices
REASONABLE.
WILLIAM THALHIMER q SONS,
COL Broad street.
+. S.-We still continue our store at Ezeklel's
old stand No. 1919 Main street, where Mcssrs. G..
THALHrMER, r. II. BARNES, W. A. GARNER, 4.
ID. LoCKRT, THOMAS Is. HICKS. and X. A. CHEW
SING will bc pleased 10 sec their city and country
friends.
WILLIAM THALIIIMER & SONS.
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SAD AccIDENT.-Warren E., infant son Of
Mr.. J. J. Montague, was killed yesterday
morning b. falling froma crib. The childs
neck was broken and his shoulder dislocated
bv the fall.
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THIBpErr. lllc Main street has twenty-five
banks, ten pianos fifty railroads, twenty-six
houses. fifty stoves, and quantity of mules,
horses. dogs, cats, and sheep. Call and see them.
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DR.. WARISG.-C. r. REES & Co. arc the only
photographers who have ORIGINAL NEGATIVES
of the late DR.. Wariug All Others are mere
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MECHANICS INsTITuTE.-Somc Of our en-
terprising citizens. who saw the benefits de-
rived from the Mechanics Institute before
the war, and feel its loss since its destruc-
ton, are anxious for its revival with as
little delay as possible. Unfortunately, the
elegant building OH Ninth street, with all its
was destroyed by the terrible conflagration
of the Sd Of April, 1865, and the present
projectors will have to commence DE nouo.
The night schools and the annual fairs OF
the Institute did much to improve the ap-
prentices. and bring into notice the mechan-
ism of the city and adjacent country. The
ladies, too, were its warm advocates, thou
ands of them being annual contributors to
the fairs and we are quite sure they would
gladly aid in rcviving it, but VIC fear our
people are too poor for such IN enterprise
at present, and that the young mechanics
who need instruction will have to rely on
free schools and their own energies for
what the Mechanics Institute was designed
to furnish.
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DOWHATAN sTEAMB0ATssEsu.

i COMPASY.-Steamers STATE ssssssssss.l2
OF Maryland and PETERSBURG.-Cheap,
reliable, and safe route TO Baltimore, Savannah.
Boston. and the West. Tr!sseeEiy line to balti.
more, nlaking close connections with steamers TO
philadelphia. No tgansh!pment OF goods be-
tween Richmond and saltimose. Leave Bais-
more every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and "a"
TURDAY.S Leave Richmond every TUESDA1,
THURSDAY. and SATURDAY. .ss..- .
Freight received every day teaceps Snndsysl NJ
to o'clockP. NJ. These steamers have excelisl
saloon stateroom, ans. passenger accommodatiaL'
Fare, ~ meals and stateroOm extra. For nelsi
or passage. apply 10 60 H.-s
an 10 ssftltr.8 lGt IS Commercial Block.
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". ". TRIBBETT, ll12 Main street, has the
largest and hest assortment of TOYS to be found In
The city. He is selling them ut low figures.
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WILLIAM c. DUNHAM CO., ASehts'
NATIONAL LINE.

s,eamers weekly TO LIVERPOOL, 1lFHEM
calling at QUEENSTOWN, leayings,ss4kisshde1.
Dicr II North river every Saturday
kH.ECE. QUEEN uELVETIA,
Ken Ken ! StaDE SaID;E Erin PENNSYLVANIA,
ENGLAND, YIRGiNIA, LOUISIANA.
CABIN passage, 800 and SIS, currency.
Stcerage passage $50 currency.
steerase tickets from Liverpool or Queenstown,
si,eeraae nassagc from Antwerp. Hamburg. Rot
tertIam and Hayre Si5 IN currency.
For further particulars, apply nj the omCen ~ VI
the company, 60 broadway, L. W. '' hoheA'
H1n"lEii WIiLLIhM c. DuNHAM c CO, Agents.
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THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Walker left
the city yesterday for Norfolk, where he
viii spend day or two.
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STEAM TO GLASGOW AND -
LONDONDERRY.

THE ANCHOR LINE
Fayoritc Clyde-buil passenger steamers are IN
tended to sail EVERY SATURDAY from pier
No, 90 North river at IL O'Clock VI.
HATES OF PASSAGE, rAXABL.E IN CURRESC1
Cabins TO Liverpool, Glasgow. or Derry, Ss"aha
Excursion tickets. good for twelve months, Slec.
stecrage to Glasgow or Derry, S3o; intermediate.
s35.
Passengers booked to and from Hamburg. HaVre,
Rotterdam, Antwerp &C., atHery low rates.
Drafts issued payable At any bank In Great 5rl'
tain.
FOR further Information apply NJ the company,e
offices, No. 6 Bowling Green, New YORK, 10 aEs-
DERsOS BROTHERS, or to ..o-.
WILLIAM Q. DUNHAM & CO, Agents.
ATL hSTIC FOREIGN EXPRESS COMPANY,
MACKEEZIF. HENRY & FIsAMAST,
81 BIZ ADWAY, NEW YCRh.
Through bills OF ladng given from Richmond To-
ell European ports fortobacco, cotton, grain, ana
other freight. .-.,,,,,..x
Cable kilograms forwarded at low rates.
Close connection made for the PaciAc coast
SandwIc Islands, China, and japan.
Ereights forwarded to all parts OF tto Cnlled
States and Canada. Apply TO
au2s corner Main and Eleventh streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

NEEDS ArTESTIoS.-Bank street in front
Of Gerot's, and, in fact, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, is in need Of repairs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

EILE WORkS.-I have reassumed my
4 old business at my former place, No. ltls Cary
superior article OF FILES and RASPS. Also,
particular attention paid to RF.CUTTlSG OLD
FILES. GEORGE GERSDORF. /.
Fifteenth streets. .Atf 1ir## no l3-lm* /
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-12-03

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRIED III the Dispatch Office.