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The clerk read the application Of Lewis

1u0 SiOAh AC"N ohAe ,oRPhSaSaou'Oi 1<SWI
Hill. ,ey .a.;sl. ! 81: {. II. s.si
Mr.. Todd seconded the nomination O
Lieut.. Dickinson. .-, s-s;f
The vote on the first ballot stood Au
gust, =; Gibbs, 5; Null. 4; Dickinson, 2;
Oliver, 2; Riddick, /. On the second bal
lot: August, 10; Gibbs, g.; Dickinson, A.
MuIl,44. On the third ballot: August, Ii
Null, s.; Dickinson, 3. 49,
Mr.. August was declared elected.
fr@ TIN ROOFS.
On motion Of Mr.. Davis, Messrs. T. a.
Brander & Co. were directed to put tin
roof on the framed building now being
erected on 9Th street, between Main and
Franklin streets, intended to be used Us a
skating rink. " s ts'',
TIE PROPOSED NEW RESERVOIR.
The President submitted communica-
ton in relation to the proposed tank for
holding water for the furnishing Of Church
Hill with water which was received.
On motion of Mr.. WyIlne, it was ordered
that the sum of 81 900 be appropriated for
the purpose Of getting the advice of con-
sulting engineers as to the best plan for ac-
comprising the purpose indicated.
COMMUNICATIONS ETC.
Mr. Sloan presented communication
from the late Auditor, requesting compen-
sation for one months services. Referred.
Also, communication from the late Treas
urer. Also, a petition from citizens asking
the Council to examine into the title to the
continuation of 14th street, asking that 1t
may be made public highway. ~ -.
Leave OF absence. was granted to Mr.
Prince. ."Lts.5 s"s.sses 80 -
Mr.. Wynne presented the petition of the.
Female Humane Association for the an
nual appropriation of 81 ZOO. Appropria-
ton granted-to be quarterly.
Leave. of absence was granted to Mr..
Davis. ~, -.# s. ..... ~.
A communication from the Coroner was
referred to the appropriate committed,
Leave of absence was granted to Dir.
Kent.
Several other petitions, communications,
&C., were received and appropriately re-
ferred. -.s ,a
The resolution Of Mr.. Wynne, offered at
the last meeting, directing the City Attor-
ney, and requesting the Governor to direct
the Attorney General to defend VIM. Ira
Smith in suit brought against him rs q
grand Juror Of the Hastings Court, was
adopted. .-.-
Adjourned.
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a THE "RELIGious HERALD y is read In ercrY
portion Of the south. It 10 an excellent medium
for reaching the eye Of the public. ~ .,s- 5e.
d ONCE on Main street, opposite Dispatch.
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u. ELLYsoN 3 CO. viii insert advertisements In
the principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, g. pub
lishersI ratss, for caan. uplv az this oMees -
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MlSSf s.. and
WINGO, ELLETT & CRUMP, 1903

W M'lG street have 1ist received Il fresh
.HipS Of La'.!cs'. A.iS.eS'. and Chldrcn's Bronze
va Il ahl lhce Roots. .; tiIe finest quality French
hr!, @.oN h.G, Turkish morocco, &c: also The
N!"5gh Bnttcn Root (Somcthng new for
!a!'tSj and ''1larle hHt"inctte" Slippers.
h'"ayb on h,nd ii II lnc OF Gem, Calf (liand-
N-"'.l Boots and Gaitsrs, end a complete assort-
HC5U
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JACKsoN's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad and I'd streets tnew bulldiug,. Wed
dings Balls, Parties, &C., furnished st short no
t!ce end on reasonable terms.
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WooD, WOOD, wooD.-The cheapest oak wood
In the city is TO be hsd Of W. 8. PucHEH, 70
south sth street. Come see It, and you win buy Il
at once, 60 low is the price. ~ t--,.
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Aithmond 1ispattI1.
..... DECEMBER 6, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION or THE DraPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
cULATioN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS, OF THE CITY.
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L1sr OF UsMAILABLEsLE LETTERS REAAlN1Ne
~ THE RIoHMoND PcsT-OFFIcE DEcEMBER
5.-Mr. TOPPING Young, Miss =; Y. Hoge,
Mr.. ONell, Richmond George 9. sumner
IouIsa Conrt-house; Mrs. d, a. johnson,
Richmond. s.5rs.. I fz,4 5ai,Ess csga q 80
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OuA11r1gp.-Mr. John II; Regnauls. City
Collector, qualified before the Council yes
terdsy afternoon and viii enter upon the
discharce OF his duties at once. 3
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('@H EEW yORk.-The Old .,>:. ,>-s;ss. r :.
= pn.rlGion steamship Com3a y's s.s&sasea=s1
''-t tH; si'ic-'shc"l ateamsn!r ALBfMAkLE. Cap
"a" fihr EwOOp. VIII leave her wharf At isocEetls
o.. u I-tAY. December 9Th az IL O'Clock NJ
tr"'.,i received u.Itu u o'clock 4. ~. Fare, El2
ec ra'-, *g round-trip tickets, $40. For freight
q: p.ssacc, apply TO r
JOHN VI. WYATT, agent,
&c -. No, Governor street.
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CHEAPEST YET.--You can buy al the mage.
zinas and weekly papers at New York prices, at
ELL1soN u TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT. neat %
DISPATCH Office. 55Sss -. - ~,
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We have received from Ellyson & Tay-
lor, No. 11l6 Main street, Harpe,'s Bazdr.
'Tis an excellent fashion number.
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ALMAyAcs Fob 1s7Is Thirteen different kinds
al ELLYsoS @ TAyLoa's NEWS Depot. nexs TO
Dfsp Sfch Office ss-l sZZsEsg @l.s FssgS.
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THE best way to prevent the wear OF carpets 10
to underlay them with old papers. They msy. be
procured at the DispdseA counting-room for "
ceats per hundred. - -'' ~ z,
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ExEcUT1rE.-Altred Ingraham has been
appointed commissioner of deeds for Virgil
mia in the State Of Louisiana.
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Yesterday, to get out OF Jail, man mar
ried wife. Some chaps have q queer idea
OF Chicago Timer, .rc- - -, -,
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EOR FALL RtYER.-CURRIE & 1T
L tu.'>IlNE. The fast sailing schooner STST
fAitlG COMBS, JAtIsoN, master, har--EEaks
III. The iarrc- portion of her cargo engaged, VIII
Aa'" iH!ck dispatch. For balance of freight ap-
~ lp CUkEIE & CO.,
n .s--3:n corner OF 18th and Cary streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

FOL; RENT, the desirable and we'll T;s
{ I,c,,.H t.E>IDENN& Of the Lite Ms. Iii
81. b.. Fg'!am "A nth and BanbrifEe :trecfs'
N.r-rr5.tr. GOOD w4'cr large garden, stable &c.
(. .--.--'0p given Immediately. lis ccnTen!ence'o 10
a.. ;., churches aud sircss yarls ii the pace
r,4ea.uG. t!.c attention of persons in want Of u
l.tlyf6 ID. X WGTsIGER, or
... 1,t. A. &. PULLtAM.
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J,nlN~ FOR RENT.-Four NICE g.
Il ,,, " for rent al No. 800 Marshall 81
-.,~t .,.wrcs Sd and An stre't', on two floors.
. .,. go a.. y.,cr. References exchanged. - s.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

J'uN RENT, that desirable BRICK Gs
1 .WELLl>tt on the east side Of sth- Sc hi
-. tts heNrut Leigh street, lately occupied bs
y ~ lanes E>q couIatninS eight rootGs, with
-: A..rs X! chen, sable. &C., aud water on The
..:ta.>ys. Ill Ia good order.
'' JAS. NJ. TAYLOR,
#.s.. Peal Fs'ate Agent and Auct'r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

i SCHOOL ECiEcuLaRs.--Aukt kinds OF school eifea5
lars, reports &C., executed q shs ptsSases essee
a. shsap 90 Me shespest. s5sl, ~ Is ~. ~
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FOR kE&T.

Tor RENT, THE STORE No: 1923 an
+ Nam I ce,. now occupied by W. A. H:a
= ,..nt ( CO. ~ wholesale grocery. The stsnd
= =, q ou~. and possession viii be given on the
o.. ~. i,crrlnhcr. App 10 ...-
w,ILS ,iODDiS. Real Ftate Agents.
lins VI ain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

MEDICINAL BRAEDY-Otasd, .Du.
ISI pu. 4 Co.'s brnDd-warranted pure, for sale
BY 7. z. DUPUY, ApothecAry,
hob No, G7 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

Mechanics buy otr. goods, merchanta wear coats
bought or rs, clerks trade ut our house, young
men come TO our place to got their dress goodss
married men and men about to be married alice
get their supplies and outfits from ns-in awords
the town Is making rush on us at oss stere, aa.s
1900 Main street. kl.-.- -.r.,s - n.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

VIRGINIA REPORTS 'COMPLETE-s.e
Y RANDOLPH ENGLIsH, l3is Main stress,
have for sale a complete sett OF the VIhGlrA
Virginia books. Large stock OF new ana ola
STRNUARD WORKS. A catalogue OF new tawS
published In the last TWO years, sent ffee 20 AL fy'
no 28-dSw ..t.. ....- ..-.. d. 4.
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BOOTS, SHOES, sEe,
TO THE LADIES.

'TD THE LADIES. <.5
II yyn desire to have AL casy-fttLDg and FASH
!"AhIt" EDUi and SIiDF, you must ral at the
taUIE>' BDpT AND SHOE EMPORIUM,
No as Uru-d street,
Vice YOU can llnG The most complete stotk OF
LADIES',
MlSSf s.. and .s. +. s
CHIlJRE.>'S BOOTS and tHOES;
tuohSst thcm IS the NILSSON SIDE-L ACE
r'Dis, acknowledge d 10 be the handsamest boot
''gT Introduced IN 'his city. . he prices are low,
13 4rlcrinircd cd not - tc uuerl Olu ia tlIis mar
k't. 'Hil II 4. n. hARRIS'S,
\" =, Broad street between 4lh and 5th sts.,
E.ht Door 20 Mrs. l.. L. Jones's millinery store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

The RICHMOND SOCIAL CLUB will hold
meeting at the Spotswood Hotel tomorrow
night, at o'clock. .s..-.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

TOR RENT. the three-and-a-half.S Ga
-:ryv RHICk TkNEMENr, 20. 1904, ut FL
- = 3 foot sllcv on north side Of Franklin
r,-Fr,. Union and l7.h streets. 1t has been used
=. .suy years AZ a hrst-ciass family grocery,
H.. !. n.fca up with MI shelving. racks. scale,
.. .:,- aud olhcr necessary fixtures for such all
,u.. -. irt. RxllarL House. or No. 522 SIN strce7
d. ,..,.%t =. Il. CARRISGTON.
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saMs OF ApvEEI W NC; ;
- ~r~v 1vrsur~ 5s4 ADvAWCx.

Il EowLA,s q Co, jewellers. ARE 3receiEtss ppaa-;
bffcent new fall styles OF all the choice
,f fine jeweiry, Sets OF ametb7st coral, pearl, pl
diamonds new patterns medalions, feck cna'ns,
l.eontine and opers chairs, glove bands, nandEoS-
chief holders. diamond rings, sudsuperb fsw ST.
YER for bridal presents, at corner Main and Teetn
sfrcats. ! I, 4
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,n, pENT O nen- FOI.R-STORYM 60

TOR RENT. q new FOUR-STORi MFs
L BRICK HOUSE, corner OF 18th and Mar Iii
a. ~ .;.eet-. The location Is one OF the best Ia
u, e!.v. The house Is ciesn and in perfect oroer,
O. IL gGs Throughout the premises. The house
I t4..,c'va rooms lhe Kitchen has six rooms, with
90. A.--ran-c. Apply at 40. +ol Gomez OF an
.. . ~ .,r,'atI .tr..is n So lat
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TO TAX.PAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS.-The Col
~ leetor's office will be open daily from so'slosk
cembers inclusIye, for the receipt Of the unpaid
half Of taxes for tho year 1870. less ten per cent.
The removal Of the tax bills from the once msxss
It necessary that taxpayers shan bring Wlth
them the receipts for the haIf taxes PAID IN Jnns
last. 10 this their attention is eaiieo
do l. tDe1s -, Collector City Taxes. 4
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EuR RENT, the very DESIRABLE@
I HtI'A r. SIDESCE 40 2eo I'D street Ell
=. ,i.. r,ar.twest corner Of Sd md Byrd streets,
g. .r.t.. -hrut Sc eli rooms, with all the neces-
..-, ;-lu!!tEg &c. Tie locaton is one OF
3. .,,: hlthr civ Ecnr very low $50 per an
srr.vfo r.. B.'EkWBUSS.
i.cll Estate Ageat, No. 1918 Main street.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.


TUST PUBLISHED - sgeig oit fyt ,
- Walks ABOUT RICHMOND 80
a STORY FOR BOYS: ALSO A GuIDE-BooK
OR THE CITY OF RIoHMOED.H1n
This is handsome little volume, bound In cloth,
embracing It's pages, handsomely Illustrated.
It contains III Interesting account, !n+conyerta'
tlonal STYLE of all places ofinterest In Richmond,
and OF notable events In the history Of tho; city
forming most entertaining and useful guide
book es well as pleasing story. The BOOK s also %
enriched by a aIe portrait Of General Lee, with
sketch Of his life, death, and funeral and notices
Of the press upon that sad event.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, BY ..''~.' ."
MCCARTHY & ELLYsoN.
lest publishers, sl4 Main street.
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TOR RENT, my RESIDENCE, No. GA
1 go Leigh Gtrect cOmmodtouS ana sup Eiit
l.,! ain all modern COurenirnCeS. To Sood
al. a."sul tenant lie rent = II be lnodera'e.
.,...,- j. II. MONTAGUE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

CHEAPEST YET.-Yon can get good Envelopes
With your card printed on them, for ONLY ~ per
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TAXES FOR 1870.

GTA!TE TAXES FOR 1870. 4, 7le"ns ~
In consequence Of the short time given 20 TX
extend the time for paying the taxes In the she.
riffs once until The 10th Of December, IN oxasra
Gent time before their bills go Into the bands OF
There Is tax on every male resident. npether
"o wv - JSO. ". WRIGHT, Collector. .ifs',
de LIST No. lll6 Main street.
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DrON> 70 RENT, WITH POWER. GA
/ So, VISA - rent portiou Of our build Ara
4. g -. ST I steam power, very suitable Tor
. SAGE. factory or any mechanical business.
J. ~, CALDWELL CO.,
b.. ,.v lhll Cary street,
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W0NDENWARE.!

NOTICE.-Neither the Captain nor con.
IN sienees OF the brfgantine Constance viii bS
responsible for any dents by her
RICHMOND, Dec. s, ls7o. tly aep-& .
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WANTED, a FiRST-CLASS ESTATE
" -.,:.- tAts city with good improvements, IN
',rt for farms in central Sew York. Ad-
~ 49, IT. E. w."
- - Room is B Sllard House.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

1,uR RtNT. THE NEAT BRICK a.
I IaW FL ING. No. eli Mayo street near Eli
,"-.... r',. .4iuirv TX rooms, kitchen. &c. gas
b. &. IN the Il )use. and all IN good order, hay
......n n 3-wly painted All" paDered. apply 10
.. HUI & G0nDIN. 1los 3ain st.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06
JIs,ToR OF THE CITY HALL.

The election OF Janitor being in order,
Mr.. Sloan nominated Benjamin T. August,
and presented numerously-signed petl-
tion for his appointment. The nomination
was also accompanied by some higher eulo-
CYSTIC remarks.
W. S. Snooks, and John 81. Baptist.
mfr. Prince nominated VIM. Bat Riddick.
Mr. Greanor nominated w. I. Trueman.
Mr, Jenkins nominated P. E. Gibbs.
The President presented the applications
of Lewis 4nteiotti, John Talman. DR.,
Daniel II. Alley, James p, Sharp, James
Marsh, Charles 81. Hatton, Theodorlck
Evans, William L.. Kimbrough, Cadmus =.
of which was accompanied by recommends
tions. zaes, - ssv ~ - Z
Mr.. Higgins nominated Oscar Null: !, -, opa, {
Mr. Laube nominated John Oliver leofal,
formerly messenger Of ths military Cotaicil' '1a M
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06

On motion Of Mr.. Davis, Messrs. 7. a..
3rander & Co. were directed to put tin
.oof on the framed building now being
erected on 9Th street, between Main and
franklin streets, intended to be used Us a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-06
MIELIgERY.t
BOARDING.


nOARDING,-Mrs.R ROSCOE .B. HEAIH
|f9 has TWO excellent ROOMS, T1th bOAHp.
Apply at No. els Main stSees& s.t... uo q
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81. .,tzest. tS .Ftt 4 z: sa9l7ayf tf
.AsE go .gsslstt7'9 ~ -.
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-,>TFD, \ WHITE NURSE, TO GO
" r.r rshurs 10 take charge OF Two small
r. Good refesSmsHts n,nstc rf e FIRST hfi Ririca
.#@ Er1ad s"e~" ~ lts
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t2Tkl. nj III" "Nirginia Granite
IL .',,r,,> - quar- 7ies. 3 BLA. KSMiTH.
~ ~ uG5ers;auds making aud sharpening
.. rrro.,.,,: employment; VIII De given Ap-
~. .,,.-T:,s. ~ ad,i!eS FoS.-otice box s7e.
i.' - t''' dc 3t*
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In transplanting trees, always place them in
the ground the way they came out. 1t is a
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that way, is drunken man. He is sure to
spread out.
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thought, and like the doomed city in history,
I was surrounded, run over, torn in peices,
jamed together, feeling altogether like a fly in
pile of sugar. began to extricate myself.
One foot was GRAINED into dress pocket, the
other was aOundering in the ruins of domo-
lished hoop skirt, unwound five or six pair
of arms, which were twisted around my neck
before was enabled to pull at the chignOn
which had been crammed into my mouth, fol-
lowed by a delicately fashioned shoe.
Arising, Phi@nix like, from the ruins, 1
apolgized for their carelessness; and expressed
my intense emotion, at the warm reception
which they had given me, on the occasion of
this visit That had been overpowered they
could plainly see. We retired from the debris,
but only a shadow remained of the youthful
beauties, who but moment before had ap-
peared in symmetrical propositions. 1 began
to experience the full delights of the lake
breezes. Ny hat I carried under my arm,
after had lashed IT securely to my body.
Ny respiratory organs expressed theircomplete
satisfaction, without further experience. Ny
brow had formed breastwork to beat back
the terrific blasts, until it felt like being re-
leived, and turned to retrace my steps.
Down toward the lake 1 plunged, the snow
binding my eyes, rendering sight useless,
chignons, tattered curls, bonnet strings and
other misoellanies filed the air, giving the
impression that the witch of Endor was mar
shaling her host of light infantry, above and
about me. Just as I was nearing the depot,
and congratulating myself on my escape, an
Irish woman came sailing down with terrible
rspidity, and brogght up feet first in the vicini-
ty Of my food receptacle. When returned tol
consciousness, was gently reclining on a soft
cushion Of mud, in the middle of the street, Il
arose, and shaking the mud of that devastated
locality from my feet, I rushed frantieally in
to the depot My visions of gentle, whispers
and soft breezes, all knocked to thunder, by
tornadOs, whirlwinds, typhoons and other ter
rOrs, which were the realizatioAs of my ideali-
ties Hy keen judgment and prophetic ac-
'curaey never occurred to me, on my way home,
and 1 have no more longings for such a res.
piratory treat WAX.
"a. ufauur nsruu.u -ra,.s .u,,.--.,,.
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