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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-30

TRIALS OF SPEED.-In addition to the trial
trots, which was the grand feature OF attrac-
ton at the late State Fair, it Is proposed,
for the next Fair. to have "runnin@ trials !"
for rthoroughbreds. We are quite sure this
suggestion will meet the approval OF horse
men and the public generally, and it is to
be hoped the executive committee Will cor
daily endorse it.
Trials of speed are rs essential for tho-
roughbreds as for trotters. and Will prove
far more interesting. In years gone by, the
best men and women i'll Virginia visited the
race-track to see the purses and stakes run
for and the practice would have been con-
tinued to the end Of time had not bad men
been allowed to join the clubs and bring
discredit upon the sport.
For moderate premiums, not only single
dashes, but one, two, and three-miic heat
stakes, will be readily filled, and we snail
have among us, with their strings OF high
mettlcd racers, such gentlemen rs McSsrs.
Bowie and Hall Of Maryland, Hunter OF
New York, the Doswells of Virginia, and
scores of others, who will be glad to once
more assemble on the stamping-9round OF
the Johnsons, the Tayloes, etc, and to test
the staying and running qualities OF The
northern and western equine with the rem
nant of the once glorious "nyers" with
when virginia cllalicnSeu tuc "ollu'
Let us, then, by all means have run1s'ng
as well rs trotting trials ut the next Far
Let the people have grand gala week.
season Of rejoicing and mcrry-maklng. Lei
| them come together as i'll days of yore, and
| meeting each other face to face, learn anc
appreciate each one the other. One wecl
in litty-two is but 4 short time to lay aside
business for pleasure, and, with liberia
management, Fair Week here may be made
to our people what the Derby is to our Eng
| liSh cousins.
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A messenger of the Mechanics Bank, New
York, was robbed in Wall street on Friday
of large amount of checks and drafts and
several hundred dollars in money.
Mary Jefferson, Of Boston: Mary i. Har-
ris, of Philadelphia !; and Calvin X. Hidden,
of New York have been arrested and held
for alleged pension frauds.
The warehouse Of Little & Baird, whole
sale grocers, was burned in Pittsburg, Pa,
Sunday. Loss about 100000 ; insured in
PittSburg companies.
The Buffalo Commercial says "they have
musical genius in Rochester who whistles
the first and second parts of Il tune ut the
same time," but we don't believe it until
we hear him duet.-Troy Times.
ALEXANDRIA, November 21.-Two of the
steamers of the MesSagries Imperials, 2,4O0
tons burden, have safely passed through the
SueZ canal. The success Of the canal seems
to be no longer doubtful.
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TRADING BY SAMPLE WITHOUT LICENSE
On Saturday last Mr.. John j. Palmer, for
merlv well-known resident of Richmond,
was arrested for trading by sample without
license. 1t appeared that he was agent
for MessrS. John B. Peacock Il Brother, 4
large and weH-known wine and liquor i'm
porting firm of Philadelphia, and that he
had been selling largely here by sample.
The Mayor, by whom he was examined,
fined him $50. This he could (and did well
afford to pay, inasmuch rs his sales here
amounted to nearly 175 barrels Of liquor.
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AMrsEMESTs.-Mr. and Mrs. Watkins ap-
peared at the new Richmond Theatre last
night in the pleasing and highly-cNciting
play entitled "Trodden Down" The per-
lormance passed off to the complete and
rather loudly-eXpressed satisfaction of a
first-rate audience. Mrs. Watkins was re-
cognized with pleasure by many who knew
her in other days as Mrs. Charles Howard !;
and the general verdict was that she had
been deprived of but few of her rare attrac-
tions by the lapse of years. Mr.. Watkins
is also capital actor. and surprised many,
who were not expecting to witness such a
really mcritorOus dramatic entertainment.
We should add that the "starS" were very
well sustained. Tonight will be presented
Norah O'Neal Or, True to the Last. with
Mr.. and Mrs. Watkins in the leading parts.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

THREE PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM THE
COUNTY JAIL.-Three colored prisoners es.
capped from the county Jail early on Satur.
day night. Their names are: Major Hicks,
charged with burglary and felonious shoot
ing; Jim Fleming, in for grand larceny
and William Robinson, for house-brealllng
When the prisoners came out for dinner
Fleming managed to conceal himself behind
blanket hung to dry i'll the corner of the
yard, and the others were locked up. AT
night, Mr. ChildresS, the Jail guard, going
his rounds noticed the blanket sticking out
conspicuously, and pulling it aside, out
stepped Jcems, brickbat in either hand,
and threatened to kill him if he moved an
inch. Childress had left his muskct i'll the
sentry-boX, and therefore Internationally
surrendered himself and the keys of the
jail in response to the demand Of the pri-
soner. Jim then opened the doors and set
his companions free, locking ChildresS up
instead. The trio debated for several mi
nutes whether they should also liberate
.Jcter Phillips, and finally concluded not to
do it on the ground that he had been re-
Spited. 1t turned out, however. that they
could not have done so had the result OF
their deliberations been otherwise, as the
kew of his cell was not on the bunch in their
possession. Chldress was relieved from
confinement 4 few hours later. The escaped
prisoners were still at large last night. Nc
reward has yet been offered for their ap.
prehenSiOn.
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Browns BRONCHIAL TRoCHES. - From th'
Medical Director Of the General Hospital, Bentol
Barracks, near st. Louis, March s, 1862
..WsSsrS. John !. Br0trn d Son, Boston, Mass, =
Use of your far-famed and most scrviccaolt
.Trocbes' is being made In the hospital Of which
have charge, and with very beneficial and dccidc'
results, In allaying bronchial lrritation.H Fo
coughs and colds tie Troches give prompt relief.
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| Mayors CoURT.-The following cases
were examined and disposed of yesterday:
William Trent (negro), charged with dis
orderly conduct in the street and lnterfer-
| ing with the police in the discharge of their
duty, was fined 81 and discharged.
William Dean (negro). charged with being
4 contidence-man and obtaining money un-
der false pretences. He tried the game Of
trying to sell worthless ring which he pre-
tended to have picked up on the street. he
was warned and discharged.
Sally Jackson (negro}, charged with stroll
ing about the city and being suspicious
character, was discharged.
Moses Epps (negro), charged with steal
ing pair of pantaloons valued at six dol
lars, the property of Richard Redd (negro),
was discharged. He took the pants for a
debt due him by Epps.
Thomas Conway, charged with creating
a disturbance in the house of William b.
Griffith, was discharged on the payment Of
costs.
George II. Wallace (negro), charged with
assaulting and beating Lucinda Robinson,
was discharged, and the whole party, wilt
nesses and all. admonished to behave them
selves in future.
Emmett Slaughter, charged with stealing
wood from Mr.. Henry Watkins, was dis
charged.
Minor Page (negro), charged with steal
ing tobacco from r. c. Williams & Co. Case
continued till to-day.
Marcus Brown (negro), charged with
stealing three pistols and a powder-tlask,
valued at thirty dollars, from L. ". Tignor,
was discharged.
Andrew Morton (ncgro), charged with
being drunk, di>orderly, and using profane
language in the street, was discharged.
Betty Tyler (ncgro) was fined five dollars
for contempt of court in failing to appear
when summoned to be at the Mayors court.
Stephen Garnctt (negro), charged with as
sauting and beating Alexander Mcdonald,
was discharged
Leonard Henry negro), charged with
being drunk and using obscene language in
the street. did not answer when called.
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AFFIpAvITs FOR GETTING OUT EXECUTIONS
WHERE TIE INTEREST HAS NOT BEEN PAID
we haze had form of affidavit. required by Gen
era! Orders No. o.. prepared and printed. Ihls
form has been approved at headquarters. Tie 81
Gdayit is required before any execution can d.
issued by IL clerk Of court.
We can furnish these forms at 80 per hundred
or liftv cents per dozen, or five cents apiece, tc
the Giles and country. Liberal discount to tile
trade,
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GRAND GERMAN OPERA.-The most pleas
ing event of this season TO amusement
seekers will be the advent of the Grand
German Opera Company on Monday eve
ming next. Our people remember well
the German Opera last season, when some
of the finest artists we had ever heard
appeared here. We will now have com.
pany double the size of that, and the season
will doubtless prove most brilliant one.
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Rirllmond Dtspattk.


THE CIRCULATION OF THE "DIsPATCH',
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIRCU-
LATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS OF THIS CITY.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE NOVEMBER
30, 1S69.-Mrs. Maria Mack, New Haven,
Conn; V. Johnson, Petersburg, Va;
Thomas NJ. Hewitt, Wilson's Landing, Va;
Miss Maggie G. Conway, Stanardsville, Va;
Mrs. Catharine Martin, st. Louis. Mo-; a.
Y. Stokes, Richmond, Va; +. u. Wood ;
Thomas s. Bowcock, Lynchburg, Va. ;
William Lee, Wilcox Landing, Va. John
Equander, Philadelphia, Pa.
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EGR EaBACCONISTs.
70 TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

We have just perfected the most complete rad
convenient machine for GEOOV1NG TOBACCO
BOXES for stamps. The orders from the Inter
nal Revenue office requiring all boxes to be
grooved, 1t becomes especially important TO have
machine that will do the work with LEAST
EXPENDITURE OF TIME AND MONEY.
Such q machine we now offer TO the trade.
SAMPLE MACHINES can be seen at our fac
tory. II. NJ, SMITH & CO.,
org e 1892 Main street.
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TLEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE.

TLEGANT AND ATTRACTIVE.
T. r. PRICE 4 co.
have jus, opened, and are getting IN by expires
and steamer, daily. lar-c additional supplies "t
NGW AND FASHIONABLE DRESS GOODS,
such as
FLAIp PupLISS, IRISH POrLINS,
REPS PUpLINS,
ruLuRED and BLACK SATINS for trim
ming,
Eicn ana cheap BLACK CORDED SILKS for
walking dresses.
ALSO,
ARABS. CLOTH CLOAKS,
LuHG and SQUARE STRIPED and PLAID
SiiANLS.
VELVET Tor cloaks. NELNETTEEN,
BLACK POpLINS and other MOURNING
GOODS Ia specially with thcml,
BLANkETS-l0-i, ll-:, l2-!. lS-!, &C, &c.
r. Il. PRICE & CO.,
noi3 nearly opposite post-onice.
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CHEAp rIAN0S.-TRIBBETT, Oh Main street
near the DiSpntch Office, invites the attention oi
all lovers Of good music. and OF ladies particular
to his stock of pianos, just received, and retailing
for 81. so niece.
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GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
COMMENCING MONDAY, DECEMBER 9TH, ,
when the original company of well-known and
York iat the Theatre Francase), also In Philadel-
phiu and the principal cities of the United states,
LONG AND BRILLIANT SEASONS,
will have the honor of appearing In this city
IN FhVORITE GERMAN OPERAS
which have never been represented here.
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HARpEn's BAZAAR, with pattern sheet, and all
lhc newest fashion magazines, ut ELLYsoS &
TAYLoR'S Main street next to the DtSpGtch
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MARINE TNTELLEGENCE.

MARINE INTELLIGENCE.
MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 80, 1859.
sun rises ......... III Moon rises. 1920
san sets i.IJ High tide. l.2O
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 80, 1859.
ARRIVED.
Steamer Petersburg. Geoahegan. Baltimore.
merchandise and passengers, HarVcys VII
ltamS. -
Steamer Isaac Bell, Bourne, New York, mer-
chandisc and passengers, w. Z. Dunham Go:
schooner ID. l. Slurges. Taylor, Philadelphia,
coal 10 United States Government.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer-
chandise and passengers, l.. b. Tatum.
Steamer Petersburg, Geoghegan, Baltimore,
merchandise and passengers, Harveys y Will
liams.
Bark Adelaide, Pendergast Chichester, Rio ia.
neIro and 4 market, iour, Galleso Mills Manuiac.
turlug Company.
Schooner Reddington, Gregory, Baltimore, gran
itc, Croweli i Currie.
MEMORANDUM.
NEST POINT, November oS.-Arrived, steamer
kennebec Freeman merchandise and passengers
Richmond and York River Railroad Company
and sailed on return.
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CHEAP FUEL.-Wc would advise persons in
want OF chedp juel Of all kinds and of the best
Gualityto c,ll on j. NJ PITCHER, Eighth street
between Main and Cary.
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NEW ECLECTIC for December may be had at
ELLYsoS K TAYLoR'S news depot lll6 Main
street. All the latest northern papers constantly
Oh hand.
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THE SIvANTosCorE is to be exhibited in
the Baptist church in Manchester tonight
for the joint benefit of the Baptist and
PRESBYTERIAN churches.
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A MEETING of the Board OF Trustees Of
Randolph Macon College will be held at the
Office Of the Christian .ad0ocate Oh Thurs
day next, I'd prOXimo.
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FUEL FOR THE POoR.--The poor would do well
To notice the liberal offer made by Mr.. CHARLES
Ii. pAGE in another column.
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CITY CouHcIL.-A called meeting of the
Council was held yesterday afternoon. Pre-
sent Mcssrs. Kent President, Ordway,
milford. ellis, Dunham, Friedlcy, Living
stone, Boswell, Van Lew, King, Laube,
Miller, Pelouze, Atkins, and Won Groning.
Charges agdi1st the City Eagineer.-The
Chair laid before the Council the charges
preferred against Mr.. John b. Crenshaw,
City Engineer, by Eisinger Ludwig. The
charges were incompetcncy, neglect, ana
inelig gbility. These were referred TO Il spc-
cial committee composed of Messrs. Dun
ham, Mulford, Ordway, Miller, and Living
stone.
Gas Billion petition, the Sisters OF
Charity at st. Joseph's Orphan Asylum
were relieved of their gas bill.
House Of Refuge.-A petition presented
from Sally Hardeman--who has colored
house of refuge of her own-for as
sistancc in the support Of her patients was
read and referred to the Committee on the
Relief OF the Poor.
After transacting some other business the
Council adjourned.
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Why will YOU give one dollar and twenty-five
cents per gallon for Norfolk oysters when you can
yet the York River at WILLIAM IL. CoX's, Frank
lin street between Seventeenth and Eighteenth, ioi
dollar
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EhENCH CHINA, purchased directly
saIo rom the manufacturers In France, and for
'"'e III SET, dozen, or single pieces. by
SAMUEL CHILD b Co, Importers,
ro 20north Charles strteet,
IL o'-codl2t Baltimore, Md.
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\ large assortment Of new and Interesting DOCKS
just to hand ut ELLYsOS < TAILoR's, next to the
DiSDdtch Office.
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NJ FLLYsoS 4 co. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers In Virginia. North Caro-
lina Tennessee and the northern cities, u. pub
fishers. rates for cash. Apply aeths Office.
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OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE BY THE HUN
DRED al he DisUatch Office.
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E.ssTE.


DOCkLAND LIME.-300 barrels Just
IL received III store, and 200 barrels expected
II few days.
no4 A. S. LEE.
lME, LIME, LIME.-W L SON
~ SUI RIOB VIRGINIA LIME.-FULL
oIfIl-f CONSTANTLY ON HASD.-Having
fected at considerable cost the largest kiln
IN he United States, constructed on the most ap-
H2xca plan, We INTEND TO UNDERSELL
dhE NORTHERN LIME. and we invite atten-
81 which this lime IL made is nearly pure, and the
'aireie are full size.
AGRICULTURAL LINE wiz be delivered at
al points on James river and ON the canal, slaked
VI IL quick state, at the lowest rates.
W. y. TURPIS i CO., Manufacturers,
A., Rockville, Botetourt county, Va,
Aoress DILLON & ELLETT,
,o, General Agents, 1903 Dock street,
'' Ism Richmond. Va
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THEODORE HABELNAN. whose exquisite
voice and widely-famcd rendition of the chiefest
lyric roles, III which ne has no equal Ia tnio
country, have made his name universally IA
nous. W -,
FRANZ HIMSiER, the great Herolc Tenor and
the original Faust;
JOHANN ARMAND.
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HIISII & GUGGENHEIAiER'S,
e27 BROAD STREET.
We have an unusually large stock OF DRESS
GOODS on hand. which we must and will close ont.
We offering bargains in this line and only ask
call from the ladies before purchasing elsewhere.
Our assortment is unbroken, and consists of the
following:
EMPRESS CLOTHS and MERINOS, In all shades
and excellent quality, only 75c. per yard.
BEAUTIFUL SHOT POPLINs, all colors, at 81
worth sl.25.
BLUE and GREEN SCOTCH TLAIDS-vcry
fashionable.
SERGE CLOTHS
something really beautiful and cheap.
A SPLENDID VARIETY OF MoHAIRS,
PLAIN AND STRIPED,
at only so, 37s, 80, and Csc. per yard, considered
by everybody
REAL BARGAINS.
BROCHE SHAWLS,
ARABS,
PLAID sHAWLs
STRIPED CLoAKs,
CLOAKINGs,
BLUE, BLACK, and BROWN vELyETEENs
BLUE. DRAB, and SCARLET
OPERA CLOTHS.
A SUPERB ASSORTMENT OF
BLACK ALPACAs.
Or-s."rk Of
MEMS WEAR
is complete and consists of every variety and price.
We have splendid
ALL-W DOL SSIMERE
at 81 and sl.25 per yard,
which cannot be excclled anywhere.
BLANKETS: QUILTS. BLANKETS.
wehave full line of fFLANNELs-Whitc,R Red,
Bluc, and yeliow-plain and twlled.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID LINSEYS.
LADIES AND GEETLEMEN'S
NET UNDERWEAR.
BALMORALs! BOULEvARDS:
BALMORALS.
WORSTED GOODS:
HOODS,
SHAWIS,
COMFORTS, and
CHLDREN'S SACKS.
We have an endless variety of NOTIONS,
JET JEwELRY,
CORSETS,
GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
SRIRT-BOSOMS,
BUTTONS,
COMBS,
RIBBONS.
EMBROlDERIES,
I.ACES,
GRAPE Wells,
HANDkERCH1EFS,
NETS,
POCKET-BOOkS, &C., &c.
Our assortment Of
W HITE G % 0 - 5
Is perfect, and rs good and cheap as can he found
in any dry goods house in the city.
HlRSH Il GUGGENHEIMER,
627 BROAD STREET.
statesmen: w. c. Kean, j. II. Chcncry, and
James b. Sladc.
Closed on SATURDAYS. mol
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MARIE FRIEDERICI, the great original OF
Gounod's Marguerite, and In which chala
she is unequaled -
JOHANNA ROTTER. whose marvellous cxecu-
tion of the most Hord music has ever been the
theme Of all praise
gERTIA JOHA NNsEN, who has but few peers
in the noble roles OF dramatic music;
SOPHIA DZlUBA. .....-.-...
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TAPANNED TEA-TRAYS, in sets,
~ dozens, or ssngly; new colors, finished In gold
and bronze. For sale low by
- 2 - SAMUEL CHILD & CO.,
Importers, % north Charles street.
no4-eodIst Baltimore, Md.
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no! FOR THE STI5na 7
ORANGE GROVES. Sl.,,,..sa!

Ho FOX tHk ofkScE GROVES. 60 60
FOR PALATKA, FLA. VIA SAVANNAH,
GA. touching at FERNANDINA, JACKSON
VILE and all LANDINGS on The ST. JOHNS
RIVER .-SEMI-WEEkLY LlNE.--The elegant
and firSt-claSs steamer DICTATOR, Captain W.
T. McNELTY, will leave Charleston. ;. c., Tor
The above places every TUESDAY EVENING at
o. clock.
POINT Captain GEORGE {. MCMILLAN. will
leave Charleston every FRIDAY EVENING at s
O'Clock for the above places.
Through tickets to be had 1T railroad offices. No
extra charge for meals and statcruolns.
For freight or passage apply to
j. u. AIKEN X CO., Agents,
South tlantic Wharf, Charleston, :. c.
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DRY GOODS.
~,rr1AL INDUCEMENTS.

.,.,psoNE FRENCH MERINoS.
ilI!NNn,I<> EMPRESS CLOTHS,
,r,cAS. all colors
n''.,,,,yrrl-I. SCOTCH PLAlDS, SOC. TO 81
~, INES. In good designs, at 2oc.;
'm',2S from S2.So to $40;
IN, A.1,t,rrD and PLAID SHAWLS allpriccs;
LIAcK CLoTtI and BEAVER CLoAhs'
"''I,'H.,KING. CASSIMERES,
..,prrT1A- MADE D0ESklNS,
rIr.lFVAED SKIRTS,
>. y. anai?-4 BLANKETS;
.f ,<NFI.S yard wide, NJ soc.
,r,.UoOL MERlNO SHIRTS,
trrNCII CoRSETS,
.,~TNS. VELNETEESS,
CORDS and TASsELS,
1r,>pNERCHlEFS,
I,CE COLLARS,
r\GIlSU HOSIERY, &C., &C.
~. feel confident that buyers will find our prices
WILLIAM THALHIMER SONS,
col Broad street.
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LOST AND FOUND.


1--WE DOLLARS REWARD.-ER
4 Straycd or stolen from the subscriber, I-A-~
on the 2ith instant, ONE RED DEVON COW,
about six Yeas old, above medium size, blelnish
I'm her right eye ana = round hole In one ear. she
left Young calf, and therefore IS supposed to have
been stolen. The above reward win be paid for
her delivery. and TWENTY DOLLARS for the
detection Of the thief In case OF her being stolen.
ID. s. sW00LDRIDGE,
no 3o-lt No. s9I Leigh street.
r OST. ABLACk AND WHITE sSr,
IL BOB-TAILED POINTER DOG.A@N
AnBwers 10 the name OF Lee" reward OF
FIVE DOLLARS will be paid for his return to
DIR. HOUSTON, at No. io5 Clay street.
no 30-2t<
r OST, on Sunday evening, -
IL small BLACK-AND-TAN sLCT.@= -
Had on when lost red leather collar. a reward
ofTWO DOLLARS win be paid for the return
of the same to =. BECHER,
no 30-lt No. fourteenth street, near Main.
STRAYED OR STOLEN from my Issss
~ residence on Tuesday, ed instant, aMrA~
small REDDISH COW ; has scar Oh right MP,
with some white OH legs and breast. \ Al5eral re-
ward win be paid for her delivery TO
THOMAS 7, MOODY.
no 29-2t+ Church Hlu.
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THE COMPANY,
PRIMA DONNAS

forming Il combination oi.the chief musical talent
In th" country. comprises, among others, the fol'
lowing eminent artists:
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"Richmond, Va. Nov. 81, 1869.


"Sir Information has reached this office
that storekeepcrs are III the habit of making
entries in the warehouse book, form l0l,
and in the grain book, form 100, (series .,
No. s, page 15,) from information obtained
from the distillcr or from the books required
to be kept by him. Also, the entries are
taken in some cases from the books required
to be kept by the distiller (>erieS D., No. s,
page 23]. l desire it understood that any
storekcepcr guilty of obtaining any such
information from the entries made in the
books of the distiller, or who shall permit
the distiler TO obtain information from the
books kept by him as storckccper. or who
shall make any entries in or keep the books
required to be kept by the dlstIller, or who
shall absent himself from the distilery while
it is running, is liable to and will be removed
from office for known violation of his off
cial duties. Respectfully,
"OTIs +. PREsBREY, SUPERVISOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-11-30

wr still continue our store nj Ezckicl's
c,a stand. No. 1919 Main street. where Messrs. e..
rrrluMrR. Il. II. BARNES, w. a. GARNER, A.
n TogKEr. THOMAS Il. HICKS, snd r. A. CHEW
,,v will be pleased 10 see their city and country
.'''"'"' WILLIAM THALHIMER & SONS.