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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

SENATOR TRUMBuLL AT THE WHITE House.
Senator Trumbull, Of Illinois, Is among the
recent arrivals at the Capital. This morn.
ing he called upon the President, and had
Il .hort interview with him. He Informed
the President that the so-called 'Revenue
Reform" movement is making great head
way in the Northwest, and that it is likely to
have an important influence in politics here
after. Accordingto Senator Trumbulps own
statement, he has taken no small part in this
movement himself. The Senator is preparing
II speech in support of his theory, put forth
last winter in Congress, looking to what he
calls "reform in the civil service" Ills
bill, it will be remembered, makes it mis-
demeanor for Senators and members to re-
commend persons for office, or to solicit
patronage from the Executive Depart
ments. TIE Senator regards this as the
most important reform that can be made
In the civil service. He thinks it would put
an end to all the trouble that is now sup
posed to exist relative to Otice-holding,
while it would secure different and better
class of officials Washington Correspond
ence PhilG. Press.
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NOVEL STYLE OF HORSE CAR.-The VAL
leio Reporter describes an ingenious Cali
fornia invention as follows: {" a horse car
is. being built IN the car shop of the Cali
fornia-Pacitic Railroad Company, at South
Vallejo, which is quite a novelty. 1T is 4
new invention, patented by VIM. II. Mas
terman, who was formerly foreman OF the
shop there. 1t is intended to be placed
upon the track of the branch railroad from
Vaca station to Nacaylle, and it is to be
run by horse power-the horse being inside
the car, which is divided into two compart-
ments, the rear one being fitted up for the
accommodation of passengers. 1t Is moved
bv an endless chain power, run with two
cone pulleys. 1t can be reversed by the
application of brake. One man. with the
assistance of horse, can run the whole
day."
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COMMENTARY ON TIE FORCE BILL.-1t Is
rather singular fact that IN the past two
days the only persons who have enjoyed
the hosptalties Of bed and board furnished
by the city for evil-doers have been the u.
S. A. order-preservers, sent here to protect
the sacred ballot from all sorts of imaginary
violations. Twenty-nine of these doughty
warriors were Gagged by the city police for
being drunk and disorderly. The last batch
of them Oourteen in number) were turned
over to their officers on yesterday, and we
suppose have ere this departed with tne
rest of their comrades to that bourne
whence they came
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AUCTION sALks THIs DAY.

A. SCOTT, Substitute Trustee, Viii rell
at II ". the Virginia It. am Sugar Refinery,
macbiDery, &c.
JAMES NJ. Taylor will sell ut 4P. NJ. the two
brick dwellings ,tNos, 1910 aud 1917 on the
north side Of Broad, between 18th and nth
streets.
AGO. will sell at a Pm. two
story brick dwelling and lot on the south aldo
OF Main. between 2oth aud slst streets.
Mesers. J. N. GORDON and WM @. PENDLE-
TON, Trustees, viii sell NJ L O'Clock N. a
vaiu bile Farm In Hall .ax county.
CcoK LAUGHToN will sell at 10 A. ~ an as
sortment or {, rnlsure, sc.
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RESULT OF THE ELECTION IN HENRIco.--
The following are the official majorities in
Henrico county: VIM. McGruder, Trea-
surer. 30S; II. "A. Atkinson, Jr., Common
wcalth's Attorney, 293; VIM. ]. Anable,
Clerk County Court, 236; G. c. Vincent,
Clerk Circuit Court, III Henry Austin,
Sheriff, 253; A. J. Waldrop, Superintend-
ent of Poor, 24O; II. W. Hoyey, surveyor,
1853; &. II. Porter, Congress, 1S.
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The Board then adjourned.

ANNUAL STATE CONVENTION OF DISCIPLES.
The annual State Convention of Disciples
will convene in Sycamore Church, on 18th
street, between Broad and Marshall, this
morning at 10 o'clock, for organization and
transaction of business. All delegates upon
their arrival will report their names to the
committee of reception. President w. K.
Pendleton, of Bethany College; Elders
Coleman, Cave, Cutler, and others. were
among the arrivals last evening. After Or
ganizing, the proper dispositions for ser.
vices will be made, of Which due notice will
be given in the city papers. ~
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ANOTHER BREAK IN TIRE CASAL.-One OF
the new emhankments in the canal be-
tween this city and the three-mile locks
broke Yesterday, causing detention OF the
down boat, due here at s P. NJ. The damage
will be repaired this morning. Hacks were
promptly sent up to convey all passengers
IN th, citv
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PRINTED ACTS OF ASSEMBLY,. Bell Big
ger, Esq, Clerk of the House Of Delegates,
requests us to state that he receives hume
rous letters from different portions Of the
State asking for printed copies Of the acts
Of the General Assembly, and that it is i'm
possible to comply with these requests, as
he will have no more than the FIVE unbound
ward to each member Of the General AS
sambly
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CoNsTITUTIoNALITY OF THE ENABLING
Acr.-The Supreme Court of Appeals an
nounced yesterday morning that the cases
involving the constitutionality of 80 much
of the enabling act as authorizes the judg-
ments of the late Court of Appeals to be
reviewed by this court, will be decided on
Monday next ut Il O'Clock.
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PoIrcE CouRr-Justicse j. J. WAate 2re.

POLICE CoURT-Justtce j. j. White 2rs.
siding.-Affred Davis fcoIoredl charged
with assaulting and striking Morris Branch.
Case dismissed, no one appearing against
him. .l3 ~
Tobias Echo, for assaulting and beating
Henry Meyer. Case continued until to1.
morrow. IS. 80,
Frank Watson, charged with stealing
plank from A. w. ferguson. Case disss
missed. s:.3 II. u. IS s.9i 81
Thomas Mclinness. United States army
ballot-box preserver, drunk, disorderly,
and using indecent and Insulting language
to persons on the street, was turned over
to his command. ~z 49,
Joseph We!Imont, drunk and trespassing
upon the premises of the Southern Express
Company, was fined %.
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PHOTOGRAPHIC VIEWS OF PUBLIC Oh PRy-,
vATE BUILDINGS, MACHINERY. ANIAALs,t &c.s !,
&C.-Mr u. II. H.ANDERsoS, having secured the,t
services OF hrst-class landscape psotogrb phaf'
is now prepared to.execu.e ali orders, either 10
the city or elsewhere, for views Of all Sizes ttytea,
and descr psons, from atereoscoplc to the largest
sizes, at short notics and on reasonable teruns.
orders lett at 1911 Main street win receive prompt
attention. .-.. g..si s@IE * z
N B.-VIews of buildings or machinery taken
with mathematical correctness, without curvs-
ture or dist ,rtio1. D. r. ANpEEsosJsS 2
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SOMETHING LOST SIGHT OP.-Judge Gui-
gon ordered an election to be held on last
Tuesday in Jefferson Ward for magistrate
to ill the vacancy occasioned by the death
of Justice Brown. Bya singular oversight
no candidates were announced, and not q
single vote was cast for anybody to till the
office in question. .......
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLATURE.-The
General Assembly OF Virginia adjourned on
yester day until the next session, which
commences on the 1th Of December next,
without acting finally upon the bill for the
compensation OF, Jurors. There will be
sent up IN angry howl from the profession
ais, and shcrtfs will not be able to pick up
iury around the court. house doors as for
merly; the intense desire to serve ones
country becoming extinct along with the
pay. The bill in relation to the selection
and mpannellng of juries is now law.
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The Shelby county Iowa) Record says
that fifty Cinnamon are soon to be settled
in that county, for the purpose Of improy,-
ing and opening up farms. This is simply
an experiment, but If it proves successful
large number are to be brought in.
A Chapter of Royal Arch Masons has
been recently instituted at Glade Spring,
Washington county, Va, -
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JOHN II. TYLEa 4 Go. formerly Mitchell i Ty-
ler, importers and dealers IN fiae Mss. French
English, and American watches, silver and silver
plated ware, spoons and orks, and the latest styles
of elegant diamond, pearl, stone, cameo. etruscans
and line Paris enamel and other beautiful pasferna
OF jewelry. Sole agents for Patek, Ph,llippe q
Co., celebrated Gensv. watches. at the old etasd.
I3l2 nj ain street. @@#.s4 trEs& # ~
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RAILROAD ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Mss,
Nov. ga train two miles from Brook
haven broke lhe axle Of the tender, throw
ing ali the train of the track except one
slseping-car, killing Mr.. A.C. Mathews, OF
Memphis. and T. Brookbaven; Geo; Posey,
of New Orleans, brakeman, wounded; q.
Rutherford, baggage master, leg broken !;
McGee, express messenger, and D. w.
s. Grum, were wounded.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

ELECTION RES URss.-It ia gratifying tohsve
election returns when they favor oue's party bpt
1t Is more gratifying when a man buy an article
and pays for IL 10 know that he bsa got Kood
thing in return. We believe 1t is ch chtrsctersticoi
the house OF Z. B. SPENCE & SoN,t, give q foiit
equivalent Tor the money their customers deposif
With them. Their stock Of material Is large; thsy
have good cutters, good woramen, and are falis-
fled with moderate profits. EE @'
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SUICIDE OF RETIRED FISANCIER.-Netr-
ark, Nov. 9.-Wm. K. Sayrc. aged tifty-fiye
years, prominent Citizen Ut this city,
hanged himself at his residence this morn
ing, under mental depression. He was an
elder in the Presbyterian Church, Il recent
member of the Legislature, but declined
denomination, and director in various
financial institutions. He was in easy cir
cumstances, and had retired from business,
enioying general confidence and respect.
He leaves q widow and three children.
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BANK OF COMMERCE., !
r.nEnERlCESRl iulY 10. 1870.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO
" THE HOLDERS nF THE CouHTk r
SiGEt,D NOTES OF THE BANK OF COI-
NERCE 1hst tie same must be presented io- re-
Gemof,on It par at the office OF said bank, In
Fred-ricks burg, Va. or at the bamkiug-hou,e OF
ronwav. Gordon l. Garnett, in said town, on or
hstore The FIRST DAY OF AUGUST, 1871, or the
same viii be barred, in conform ty with an act
OF the General Assembly or virginia passed Juiy
Commerce 1t Ereder.cbsburg
t.E-,EGE B. SCOTT, President.
M x,vuxroN Cashier ~ 22- Fem
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posr-uFFICE NOVEMBER
lO.-Dr. S. p. Moore, Mr.. Wm.s Taylor. Mrs.
d. E. Totty, Richmond i; Dir. John MeNs-
mara, No. so Whitny street; Mrs. Maria
Spheer, ThompsonviEle, Pa.
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FLEEING FROM THE TIDAL WAvE.-[From
the Norwich Comm Bulletin, Nov. 8. +
Mystic and stonington, and perchance am
phibious Noank, were tumultuouSly en-
cited Saturday. A report was current that
the next morning Mt break Of day an I'M
menSe tidal wave was to oyerwhelm and
blot out these pleasant places even as once
was Sodonl. 1t was darkly rumored that
i gaSsiZ had predicted such an event as the
inevitable sequent of the earthquake, the
spots on the sun, and the large apple crop.
Furl hermore, it was whispered that the
wave was TO be sixty feet nigh, and that no
ground within ten miles of the coast was so
elevated as to afford refuge from the over
whelmine food. These reports and rumors
becoming public, the communities were
much disturbed in spirit. The example OF
the gentleman who has gained some notc-
rietY by his observation to Noah on the
prevailing state of the weather was not
emululed In Mystic the hills in the
vicinity were measured that their pow
crs OF salvation might be known. Many
ueoDle retired miles into the country
others made every preparation to do so. ln
Stoninglon entire families deserted the vii
l1ee and rctrcatcd To Lantern Hill. Several
travelled by land to the East. Others van
ished us n thief in the night. \ singular ell
Cllitlli vi lIl' az u
cles OF value vanished simultaneously.
Those who had not disappeared by mid
night had generally decided to remain and
do the Casabianca business, for 1t was con-
ceded that Il tidal wave with an altitude OF
sixty feet in Il ten-mile race for high ground
would probably take the heat-evcn with
the nimblest competitor. Saturday night
was not Il very good night for sleep III Sto-
nington. At O'clock in the morning the
wave WAS to raise its crested head and Gil
gulf Fishers Island. At tie appointed hour
every one was awake, but singlIIarly enough
the wave was nowhere. Then again it was
announced to appear at 9 in the evening
but it came not. Mystic and Stonington
drew long breath, and concluded it was
postponed ON account of the weather.
The news has reached the backwoodS,
and yesterday people were gradually drop
ping into the village and relocating. The
great tidal wave theory is now believed in
Stonington and Mystic to be ponderous
fraud.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

COMPLIMENT TO GALLANT RICHMOND
SoLDfER.-We are pleased to learn that the
Governor of Texas has conferred upon one
of our former young citizens, George /.
Mann, the appointment of judge of the
Galveston district. Mr. Mann is native OF
Gloucester county, served during the waf
wounded at Seven Pines. May his future
career in his adopted State. be BRILLIANT
one.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

HoS. A. Nj. KEILEY.-It is with feelings
of nride and pleasure that we announce the
election of MIR. Kelley as Mayor of Rich.
mond. Not only because he is a good Con-
seryatiye. a gentleman, and a scholar, but
because he was formerly citizen OF Peters
burg, and personal friend to the interests
of our own community. We congratulate
our sister city upon her good LUCK, anu ash
Petersburg Courier,
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MAYOR MAYO ELECTED CoNMoNwEALTH's g
ATroRSEY.--lt was stated last evening that
Hon. Joseph Mayo, formerly Mayor OF Rich
mond, has been elected Commemorative 8
Attorney of New Kent county. He ran as
an independent candidate.
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THE CASE OF CHAHooN.-Judge Crump
and Gen. Wells, counsel for Mr. Chahoonn,
on Yesterday filed in the Court of Appeals
a petition for review ofthe trial of his case
in the Hastings Court. The papers were
taken under consideration by the court. IT.
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Address r. Y. PIERCE, NJ D., Buffalo, n. T.,
and get pamphlet on catarrb free, or send Sixty
G. nts ami get DR.. sAaE's CATAHnH. BEMEDf.
NV, hume red dollsr3 reward Is offered by the pro-
pr,etor for case Of catarrh which he cannos cure
so,d ~, = ru,.,sts .ylsrI.t,
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EowLAN & Co, jewelers., are receiving mag-
aifcent new fall styles Of all the choice patterns
Of ine ,ewelry. sets Of amethyst, coral, pearls,
diamonds new patterns medal!ons, neck chatus,
eout,ne aud opera chains, glove hac DIS, mar dsef-
chief holders. diamond riggs. and superb new sill
yer fer bridal presents, 1T corner Main and TENN
80
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Ritl)mond 1ispatr1l.


THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIopATCH
rs LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF TIE CITY.
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CUSTOM WORK. IL you wan. ilrst-quaity,
suit, made out Of the very best cloths, we'll cut,
and well made, give z. Is. SPENCE & SON call.
They arc ut the old corner. lath and Main streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

For the very best and cheapest anthracite ano
bitumtnous coal and coke. aud stasontn hshts
pine and oak ktndl.ng and cooking wood, hsTest
split, and long, 60 TO j. b. WArKiSs' iuei
I'LL Main street. w., #.-..s,.,
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.--W. w. Lati-
mer, OF Baltimore, has been appointed
commissioner Of deeds for Virginia in Mary.
land. 80.
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KNIGHTS OF PYrH1As.-The officers OF the
Grand Lodge of Virginia. K. p, will leave
Richmond on Sunday afternoon next for
Wilmington. n. G., to assist the Supreme
scribe in the establishment of The Order in
thnt Gfntn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

ELLYsoN q TAYLOR, News Dealers, llie MANI
street. receive subscriptions for all the leadns
publications OF this country and Europe. NOW ",
the time to subscribe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

CoRRECTION.-ln the issue of yesterday see
Sir. II. A. Atkinson announced as an independents
candidate. lie was the regulir nomiues or the
aadeal party, and raa and was voted for as sucn'!
JNO. ". TALLEY.i3s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

&. ELLYsoy q co. viii insert sdyerttsemenNin IN
the principal rewBpaperstn Virgins, North Care
lima, Tennessee, and the northern eiies, NJ pat.
ishers rstes, for cash. Apply st thisof,co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

FRANK LESLIE AND HARpER's WEEKLY
for this week received from Eilyson u Tay-
lor, news dealers. Harper contains q map
of the city of New York. y BIZ. ], t..:szs'st
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

THE LEDGER, WEEKLY, CHIMNEY coRSEB, Z
and all the leading periodicals published. can be
had at ELLYsoS & TAYLoR's nexs depot, next 70
Dfsunfrd office. - s. t - = -
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TIE ALARM OF FIRE ut 7H O'Clock yester.
day evening was caused by the burning OF
a chimney OF tenement house In rear OF
the Exchange Hotel. No damage.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

THE best way to prevent the wear pf carpets 70
to underlsy them with old papers. They maybe
procured at the Dispatch counttng-room for 20
cents per hundred.
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7 y Ii y S 0 n @ =
DINING-ROOMSk AND WSEI
HE-Tt.-RaSr
nESTiGRAST.

4 i5mi!Iurlly with The wants Of the people, re-
@utin2 from /. long eSpcrieccc IN "a ir1t-ClasS sS-
ilpii-lmrlt IN thi5 clIN, has enabled The Lnurr-
ssued 1" ", up "' arraug", on Twelfth, near Main
-.',.t ,,r.' If th. most - - -- $500
CrN.'Ls II. IsFSrAI-ah ETS IN TIE SOUTH.
these wi.o want the best fare tha. can lie
furu~ Ecsc cx,crdS :; cordial tnvitSilon 10
sj-H am, !.clInR c0af.nt that they vii! lind ut his
Establish u,ut aS fine Y>FERS, IS great variety
- GAM, and FASH, aud as choice MEAS -
moury viii proc re. thcsc are served mp a: sil
nrura by the Br.-T FRI NCii COOK In the city.
his l. tk Is supplied %ith the purest LIQUORS,
WlSt Sc. and l"s lGAlts embrace al OF the
h,rl and most porular hr-aj5.
tie woui especially iu,,c attention 20 his
Loo"s Fuk I'tlrs 'rE PAR Il :, and lu'or!n
ms fr!eI,h- from the coLrtry hat he has num- or
OF CDMfURTh RE and " LL-tCH y ISHED
LpDGING-ROQMS il the upper stories oi his es
tdt,silueui.
ful-3In j HS T. JnEEE0F.
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CHEAPEST YZrs--You can get good Envelopes,
with your card printed on them, for ouiy - per
thousand, at DISPATCH PRISrtsG-HoUsE.. sssef
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SCHOOL LCIacULARs.-Allk kinds or school cireu =
lars, reports, &C., executed at the Dtspctea ofnee
as cheap as the cheapest. ~ 4St .st
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THE CHANGED CRoss.--An6ther supply OF that
beautiful chrome, 1.-THE Changed Cross" just re-
ceIyed at ELLYsoN Il TAYLoR's, ilio Main street,
next 70 Dispatch oftce.
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4 DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator upon the es-
tate Of julius A. HObSON, dece ,sed, ltereby
estate pS eseut them to for setlement a1d all
persons who wcre inGebtcd 10 the deceaseo are re
qneste1 1" "ome forward ana settle sucn indebted
ilels without delay. u. LEE,
no .-t4w Adn'or OF J. A. Hohsop, decd.
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The New. Orleans Times suggests the
propriety of applying to the principal lot
terry manager of the State title or nobil'
ity-the Lord High Cbance-seller OF Lou
isiana.
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NorARY.--A. w. Noise, Jr., OF this city,
has been appointed notary public for
Richmond.
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WYMAN Is nightly del!ghting large apdi-
ences at the Metropolitan Hal, by bis uls-
naralleled tricks at sleight.ot-hand.
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EXCELLENT in quality well made anh mode
rate in price are those business suits ~ Z. o.
SPENCE Z SONS, 1900 Main street. III,
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1hy suffer with the cold When one dollar Will
buy u heavy nlcrino undo shirt from +. b. SPENCE
SOy2 az. ~
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Call Oh F. B. SPENCE Il Son and buy your
piinter clot Ming.
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ID pEMOVAL.-On and after November TO,
Ia 1870, ihe FREEDMAS'S SAW GS RANK
(Bow locate i at COS Broad street) will be removed
I" IT. new banking rooms, on 10th street bet ~e.n
Matp and Bank. no e-W ,E&Ges
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LAW LIBEAEY.-The law library has been
removed from the Library to sycamore
Church. ags 80 snsssYi
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Warrock's Edition OF Richardson's Almanac,
ls7l, Wholesale and retail, at ELLYsoS TAf.
LoR's, lIle Main stres.. -gs4.
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MEETINGS.

's,HE CITY CONSERVATIVE CON.
l. MITE are requested L meet at tic rooms
over ,hA Ccrmber OF Commerce THIS EVEH1 q
PC. COGHLAN, scc'y.
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One dollar viii buy heavy merino nnd:fshltt
from Z. B. SPENCE soN. a5 as
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NNUAL MEETING.-1he next an
N nuul meeting Of the CKHOLDEES OF
THE RICUM.,Nn, FREDERIrKS sU4G AND
POTOMAC RAILROAD CUMrANY Will bc
held at the office Of the company, In Richmond.
on WEDNESDAY, the 10 h OF November. 1870, at
IL O'Clock n. 81. j. Is. WINSTON.
no l. ri Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

CALI aud see those beautiful chrorios ut ELtT-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

This Court was In session yesterdaY. but
no business of public interest was trans
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

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Main street. ~ s. 1871
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-11

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