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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

j. Geo. Steinhouse, formerly of the st.
Charles Hotel, has opened barber shop
on the corner of Eighth street and Com
mercisl avenue, Perry House and with
skillful assistants is prepared to execute all
business incident to the profession in the
most scientific manner, and TO the full sat-
isfacton of his customers. apl25dlm
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

Bargains in black silks at Cunning
hams. u
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

French Bronzing for shoes at Elliott, II.
4 Co.'S apl30d3t.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

The Peerless" the hest cooking stove
in use-that took the gold medal at the
Paris Exposition, the first prize at the
Louisiana State fair, for 1861 aud the first
prizes wherever it has been entered, may
be found in Cairo, at the store Of G. W.
Henderson, Don't spend your money for
cooking stove until you see the Peerless
A plentiful supply Of other patterns of
stoves on hand also good stock Of bull
ders and general hardware ON hand st
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

To the former patrons Of u, ;, Parker,
Photographer, in this city We would state
that we are in possession of all his reserved
negatives, also his solar camera.
We are prepared TO execute any orders
from the aforesaid negatives at reduced
rates HINCKLEI n MOVES,
Photographers
Mound City, Ill May End, Gts.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-05-03

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07
THE REVENUE REFoRMERs.-A Washing

THE REVENUE REFoRMERs.-A Washing
ton telegram states that on Monday, during
the recess taken to await the message, Sem
ators and members INDUCED in good deal
Of conversation on the recent elections, and
Messrs. TRuMBULL and SEIZURE stated very
promptly that they were in no third party
movements, nor in any hostility to the Ad-
ministration. The latter stated that he had
always been Republican, and Intended to
continue one.
These politicians are not reliable people
They don't always speak the truth. They
are like the maiden, who, "vowing she
would never consent, consented" SEIZURE
and TRUMBuLL win be among the leaders q
the new movement, let them protest never
go yehemeutly that they are friends tt
Gen. GaAET.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

FUNERAL OF REV. DR.. BAaBY.-Asn nm I'm,
nense concourse OF peoplemsGSmse q Rr' rie
from great distaneegateee enarol az dDcolrse
in iI memory Ter Of Rev. Richard Hugh Bag93y,
ID D It viii he remembered that IN ms
iast ~ moments he requested Rev. Andrew
Broaddus, Of Caroline, bis most , che s sil
friend, to discharge ths guy. aSh,e anu or ~. more
aithu Il i bands no Atan early hour the crowd
began to glther, and though the meeting nsary
hoIse is unusually large, several hunoteu
persons failed to obtain seats: KEYS rs An An
ans. Turpin, Land, A. Bagby, Pollard o.
B Bait Ryland of Alexandria, Scott scott!
present, nearly all OF whom took part eit Mr
in the general or Introductory SERVICES on m
Broaddus announced for bis text -: A g9oSs
soldier of Jesus Christ" II. Tim: ano .
and for an hour and fifteen minutes dis
cussed with conspicuous ability.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

CENSUS OF VIRGINIA.-We have taken
from the tables Of the census of 1850 the
statement or the population of each of
the fifty counties which constitute the State
of West Virginia, and added the figures to-
gether, and have thus learned that they
then had q population Of S76,8ss. The pop.
ulation Of the undivided State Of Virginia
was returned at 1,596,S1s. Taking the one
total from the other, we find that in 1861
the population Of Virginia as she now stands
was 1,2la, $3.50. The census Of 1870 show!
her population to be 1,22s,572. If this las
census is correct, Virginia has increased il
population in ten years, only s,942.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

HORSE. THrEvBs.-Of1icer Gore. of tn:
n,ace. captured negro man in Prince VII
linn county on Thursday who had in ;, III:
nos, a horse stolen from Mrs. Beadles
Of Caroline county. The thief refused *
Give mn until after two shots had been fired
at him, one of which took effect in an arm
and another in one of his legs. The des
perate character of the thief may bt
gathered from the further fact that willis
Officer Gore was bringing him back, lea9
ing the horse on which he was mounted
| the negro seized favorable opportunity
slipped of, and Immediately disappeared II
the adjacent woods. Thieves are busy JUS
now. Mr.. boswell, near Hanover juno
ton, lost two mules within ten days.
| FredericEsburq Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

CORPORATION SMALL NorEs.-The small
notes. issued by the corporation during the
period when K. B. semple, deceased, and
J. L. Marye, Jr., were Mayors OF trede.
ricksburg, have not all been redeemed as
vet. The Council has directed that they
Shall be received for taxes, and as not com
ing under the operation of the resolution
adopted October 18th, 1870, for the employ,
ment Of counsel to defend actions broushl
or to be brought against the corporation
for bonds due or to become due, to prevent
any one creditor from obtaining priority o
| lien or other NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.!
| Herald.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07
r,a Presidents Message.


we publish the Presidents message N
fan this morning. The comments "hcn
we INDUCED In yesterday we see no reason
for modifying. The Washington Patrao
commences its review Of the message In
almost itlcntically the same words we eni
ployed In like manner. 1t says. the
"messagc sets out with fragrant perver'
" don Of truth" The Presidents recon-
mendations sre many of them good enough
but his acts prove him to be hypocr1'o'
and therefore all his professions in's' o.
Tor nothing. For instance, In deh"'ne .sa,
policy Of his Administration, nc say sino
one feature of Il consists In the se'". 20
"a pure, untramellcd hallo1' "h.ie 49,.
imam entitled to cast vote niaS w az -
"onca at each election, without fear OF NV
Hesitation or prescription on account .,
'.his political faith, nativity, or Color
This language from man who has sta-
toned soldiers near every voting place. anu
done more to corrupt the ballot-boN anu
ensble hirelings to vote dozen times II
they please, than all the other Presidents
who preceded him, Is All insult to the sood
sense Of the people Of this country. i.
shows that the party in power Is as liberal
in professions and as derelict in perform
nnce as ever villains were. We have no
patience with such hypocrisy.
The President says the amount OF taxes
has been reduced by some eighty millions
Of dollars. 1t Is also claimed that the
amount of taxes collected has been m
creased by q large sum. The two stories
cut one another's Threats. The amount OF
tax collected this year is larger than it was
last year. There is no getting round this
fact. It is another attempt to deceive, mis-
lead, and humbug the voters to say that
the taxes have been reduced. The only
basis for the statement is the attempt of
Congress to reduce 1t by taking off the tax
imposed upon certain articles and reducing
that imposed upon others.
The President is eloquent upon the SUBJ
jject Of the acquisition of San Domingo.
We look upon biz. recommendations in this
regard with no disfavor.
We approve Of the recommendations that
the Thanking privilege be abolished and
postal cards be authorized. The latter will f!
be carried out the former will not.
We also endorse Mr.. BoUTwELL's part Of
the message. 1t is in bis best style. Beast
Buffers contribution we heartily con- |
!, nm.
D., enough. We would fam extend our
ouments,
lem.
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. S3FE9yHAE
mT DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS
HEAVY diagonal tvilisd all-wool TT AlDsas'''''
would be chssp at OF s
Atwood PBATDPoPLISssa ut $50. wort ss-a'
,or.saEABLE PoPBINsstss es, worth soe.
CoLoRED and BtAcKALpA'c4Als.ss s 20 sna ''''
EY1s,lent BLACK siLE q. si. 20, worth sl.b;
a1AcK. SILK q. %, would be cheap III ss.ss -
handsome STRIPED sILKs, very fashionable
atsllo, regular price sL@;
Also, at very great bargains
OTTOMAN CLOTHS, PoPL1Fs.
yELouRs, EPINGL1NEs, GRANITE ana
RouBEUX POPIIss; " 49,.
ALPACAs and POPLIH ALPACAS. .,-~ Z,
b. And large variety OF other DRESS GOODS 81
Ia :. s,u LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l21s Main street.
Our stock Of BLACK and CoLoRED VEL
yaTEENs is very large, embracing every quail
uy-some in appearance equal to SILK VEL
VET. no oO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07
me- MALAGA WINE.-Just received,
of my own important on, direct from Malaga, TWO
hogsheads OF -.
VERY SUPERIOR MALAGA WINE.
OSCAR CRANE, 4.
de s-st* No. 2Exchange Block, l4th street, :

ME- LIST OF CHEAP GOODS
TABL E-CLOTHS at g. worth Si.5o;
| Large.size BRIDAL or HONEY-COhbS ulhisN
large enough for the largest bed at S''s'
worth $3.50:
CALICO CoMFoRTERs at $50, worth $50;
Good B ED BLANKETS at 80 50, 81, $780, ~ ane
upwards-all very cheap;
Excellent SATTlNET OF SOC. worth esc. PEI
yard;
KENTUCKY JEANS and CAssIMEREs ut rerS
low prices;
vELvETEENS at prices that must be seen 70 DC
appreciated
HOODS, SONTAGs. NUBIAs, .. ~.
BREAKFAST sdAWLS,
WOOLLEN HOSIERY, SACQUEs, +.
CLOAKS, and COATS, in very great variety;
Also, KAT wORSTED SACQUEs for ladies'
BROCHE SHAWLSin square and long; :.
PLAIN, STRIPED, and PLAID SHAWLs, In al
qualities and sizes;
full assortment of GLOVES for men, women,
and children;
UNDERGRADUATE for men. women, and
children;
All kinds Of GARMENTS for ladies, and
SUITS for children, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Everybody who hss used 1t, gives Jno. Clark, Jr.,
s Co.'s COTTON the preference. no 30
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

PsasKcurIos.--Messrs. WA. H.. JARVIS.
JAMES DsAToS, P. e. HAroHER, and IRvIs
r. HoAa. OF Petersburg, have been arrested
1.-THE first two for the second time1 on the
charge OF violating the enforcement act. 81
It istime this persecution were stopped.
Let the General Assembly pass . law pun.
isbing by fine and Imprisonment every man
concerned In caiiseiess arrest aud pelsecu.
ton Of our people. The thing would soon
be stopped. The enforcement act is 80
clearly unconventional that II deserves
only to be dsspise6
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DIED..

On the sih'ipstsnt, at IL P. ~, SALf1E j.. In
fant daughter or P. X. and Sarah j. Carrin ton,
ago d twn yesra and two months
She viii be buried from her fathers residence,
No. seq st s:rnet, between Clay and Leigh strt cts
TO-DAY at L. O'Clock.
TN Tuesday. the 9Th, ALIEN. youngest son OF
Peter ard Sarah W. TiDsley aged 10 months.
corner of 4th ard Franklin streets, on THURS
DAY, sth, At IL O'Clock.
In this city. at 10 O'Clock Tuesday night, LoUls
His funeral will he preached from &. Peters
ard acqu sintanccs are respectfully invited to at
tend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

POPULATION OF RIoHMoND.-Ths popula-
ton OF Richmond in 1860 was 81 ,910. In
1870 IL Is returned at 81, 0a3-a gain much
larger than the entire increase of popula.
ton IN the whole State of Virginia, if The
new census may be relied upon.
Butitwiil be said that the city's limits have
been extended since 1860. Then take the
population Of Henrico county and Rich
mond city together. In 1880 it was 81 ,8l6
In lB70it IL returned at 70, 276--astill create
gain.
Where has all the decrease been feh7
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

- mnx Anu ynTrjgo NERYOusY-

M wHY ARE YousO NERvOUsf-
orranszation is natnsaiIv .deisc ory NIKE u
30 ny violating the tsw. nfnature purda
snntn " III tnd icrce,t -fr rrreses and pas.
sions. AS an appropriate aud leri.im,t 70 penalty
they suerrg from nervous ffrit.n.ty, HI ng
founded 1npasipees,3 refttessnesa, quAnnE ptS-
giviDgs and dependency. Their tears VIII now w
or laughter break ont unproyoked ny soaom ,,c,,
produce this futtering state Of animal spirits.
not lhIs your condition? What y21 m3ss ngsS 10 u
fnrtsord!fon MISHLER's HERs bn I'm rosrss II
both mind and body With natural strength, and
VIII Il gains for you. II maintains. Persons o,
nervous temrerament will be able to overcome
and keep in che their infrmity by the daly use
tor t'1' ~ " &c 5-eodIwSwn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

fus e,nois,. ELECTION La.


ring TO LEWIS McKESzIEs petty rreteA.
questioning the right Of Col. BRAxToS 10 a
seat in the next House Of Representatives.
and for the purpose of correcting any mis-
apprehensions which might arise from the
manner In which the contest is spoken OF
by the Radical papers, we state that the
Virginia election law is rs liberal IN lne
matter of contested elections as language
could make 1t. 1t provides that in Judging
of all contested elections 1.-THE court SHAH
proceed upon the merits thereof" This IS
now, and has been for nearly twenty years,
the law Of Virginia in regard to contested
elections; and every lawyer knows thai
this language means that mere technlcall-
ties are to be overlooked and substantial
justice done. In 1852 the defeated Demo
cratic candidates contested the election Of
the successful Wing candidates in Hamp'
shire county: and although an inspection Oh
the poll.books showed that scarcely one
In ten of the many returned to the court
house from the various precincts OF thai
large county was made out as it should
have been or certified as the law required
the court, under the act of Assembly W.
have quoted, decided that 1t must look only
to "the merits" of the case, and, doing SO
found that the Wing candidates had re
ceived majority of all the votes recorded
and for this reason Chat Is, upon the merit
Of the CASEY awarded all the offices to them
The decision was proper, just, right, con-
sistent with common sense, and good pre-
cedent for the courts to follow. Congress
processes to be governed by exactly tn
same law. 1t pretends to decide all con
tested-election cases on their own merits
throwing aside technical informalities a
unworthy of it's notice. fits practice shal
correspond with its professions, Col. BRA,
TON will have no difficulty in getting hi
sfat.
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MT GOLDP;ACKS GREENBAACKS
BRINGE1tH FORTH BARGAI1s.
FAILURE CT THE WHOLESALE ROUsE OLE
HASTINGS, PEMBROKE, JOB Es
CO., NEW YORK.

THO above house being sold out for cash, and
being flushed at the time. enabled me 10 puy
great many goods a. startling sacrifice ana am
MY selling the ~, a,.,
N soonest MoUsLIN DELA1SEs IN the city
atG. BLACK ALPACAs st sa, SIS 49, ana
soc vo, tn half as much again;
,r,,o h.s, vard wide 123c. BLEACHEO CoIION
in the city; oorro,r NJ ec.
PES. in all colors, at CSC;
The very res. EMPRESS CLOTH only 7rc,'
WATERPROOF CLOTl7 at 81, solo el'oS'n'S" a.
$1.35;
PLAID DRESS GOODS;
yERL OUR, BIARETZ;
cGrSE ropLINS LUsTERIENE;
sLryANDRE ED GLOVES at $l.2s;
VE1,yETEEN, CLOTHS, CAsS1MERE
noIrRLE BROCHE SHAWLs only 1915;
| WHITE CORDEROF; ,,,pro ooa
! ladies', and Gents W0oLLEN SHIFTS asA
DRAWERS: rroDv.
HOSIERY. HOODS, TICKING. HICKORY;
COTTNTERPANES, FLANNELs;
HANDKERCHIEFs- WHITE dooOs'
| plaid Domestics Linen Shirts OF my own hAhH
and in short everything belonging the dry soouo
trada at astonishing Low figures. Gail anu oe con-
y,nced before purchasing elsewhere, tnas eoiu,
| IA ,l,s ia the place where you can ss1ei} speuu
your s''eho"''0 A. .GoLDBACK.
noa so7 Brood street. between eth anG0n.
J
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paY aOoDs:
nR Y q q o D $

5ss,s-z.,S 60 800
NOW os: ss , ssss.o8bf a T. S Hs .sss
g large sna sompisse In every liae,- pEtsins
FRENCH R and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
arNTI,RMEN's GOODS for heavy wear
I,arue stock Of KENTUCKY- JEANS, Tor sontns.
sud mems wear, ut very low prices.
DRESS GOODS: 4.
My stock in this line L. RRsss aoons
tss: & and 90 1 and sess osl,eos
siifs, isS Pcplins Asrtn0s and Delaines
shades FLANFpLs, BLANKETS, 40. . !,
Au.wool riannels as low as zoe White .,s.s sn ID
Coiored FIaunels all grades; oesI ,.,sn,v them.
AZ Nm T ba BDssns esPR giving
me call before purchasing .r.>T
STAPLE GOODS: >
Cotton Cloth as low rs 10c. very gooo "a ,nnd
ton a. I2sc. Bed Tick 40 10 as Tte.nss' sooe
for csc. domestic Ginghans az an priee''
WHITE GOODS, NOTIONS. &C.
Table cloths. Table Damass. Russia Dtapef.
Napkins, Doyles, &C., as cheap as they can n y
had in this mai ket; Ladiss' emsfitchsa ssnd1
kerchiesS, Ladies' I. Q. AanokercmeiS' ~
'' RIBBONS, RIBBONS, RIBBONS:
of Vs s9aSfs ssa " and GLoAsiKf
INGs water proof) for ladies' wear; pure s nnd
velvet, warranted I'LL BIN. <AAooI - - -
splendid stock Of
CLOAKs AND sHAWLS.
Having made fresh additions TO my stoS Sso o oa
CL0ARS and oHAWLS, cannot fail 70 please
this taste of my customers, and ofer tneIn NJ
prices that defy competition.
GENTLEMEE's FURNISHING GOODS:
My stock Of GENTS FURNISHING GooDs Is
very Complete; GENTS Flannel Undersnlrts,
gents Merino Shirts at 81 gents Collars, HAND
kerchiefs aud Cuffs.
CORDIALLY INVITE THE PUBLIC
to an examination Of my stock. feel myself
rnuetent to please, and guarantee perfect salts
faction. Give me call, and you shall not 80
away without being accommodated.
JULIUS SYCLE, (,
mol, COS Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

JUDGE BosD.-This distinguished jurist
came here last summer, it was said, at the
instance of Governor Holden, to investigate
the Burgin case. After keeping Burgin in
jail for two or three months, he released
him on Monday night last without letting
the sheriff or the counsel for the prosecu:.
ton know of it until after the prisoner had
left and got beyond the bounds OF the
State.
On Wednesday at 8 o'clock his Honor de.
livered his opinion in the Burgin case, IN
! which the partisan feeling of the Judge is
! as visible us it is in his conduct in secretly
releasing him.-Rale,gh Sentinel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

REMARKABLE MAN.-Mr. Ralph Clayton,
living near st. Louis, Mo-, and formerly OF
this county, now on visit to his friends in
this county, will be eighty-three years old
on the 22d Of February, and Is as active IN
body and mind as he ever was in his life.
He left this county about twenty years ago.
and purchased a farm for 81 ,0G0, which is
now worth $250,00O. It is situated within
four miles Of the city. He takes his gun
and hunts through the mountains with al
much activity as a young man Of twenty
Reconsideration Spectator.
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THE GRAND ANNUAL COM
L MuNICA TON of the NJ. w. Grand XXX

THE GRAND ANNUAL COM.
i MUNICA TON of the NJ. w. Grand Xxx
Lodge of Virginia. will be held at st. AVN
bans Hail. corner Main and Sd street, In this CITY,
on MO y DAY, 18th inst, at O'Clock P. III. In
con Sequence ofthe increased number OF represer-
tatives to the Grand Lodge and the want of accom-
mediation In the Lodge-room for representatives
and visitors. the folio wing regulation has been
adopted andit is hoped and believed that visiting
bretnreu will not only see the necessity OF the reg
ulaIion. but will cheerfully govern themselves ac-
cordingly:
REGULATION.
."Nnne but representatives Except visiting
brethren from foreign jurisdiction7) will be ad-
mired to the Grand Lodge until after the organza.
ton of Ibe Lodge, and then upon the payment OF
ONE DOLi.A K to the Grand Tller. In accordance
with the existing law OF the Grand Ledge. (See
text book. chaperT, section d.
Ky order of the NJ. W. Grand Master.
JOAN DOVE,
de Std Grand Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

.Trr /" New MovExEsr III TEkAs.-4We
have received a letter from prominent
gentleman In Texas asking that copy OF
our last platform be sent 70 him. Ihe sS =.
ample of Virginia has been foiioweu IA
Tennessee, Missouri, and other s'a.. .,
with success SO gratifying that IL is no. VIZ -,
derrul that Texas desires to take hA''u ~
like winning game.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

MORE CONGREGATIONAL W: NJ. snoE'
,,d Tnos. POOLE, of Lyncbburg'
have been arrested and held to bail unaeI
nv enlargement act. A day of retr'oution
I'M n surely come for the villains VINO IRE
,srs scouting the Virginia people.
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MEETINGS..

F THE MEMBERS OF WASH. F
FF L INGTOS CONCLAVE, No. /, FF
FFF s. P. X, are hereby summoned to
attend q regular meeting of their Conclaye at
Springfield Hall THIS "Wednesday EVENING,
nj "A O'Clock,
Members OF sister Conclaves arc invited to at
tend.
BY order of Sir knight Commander.
lt& JAMES PARR, Recorder.
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rAHRFEn.

~, ,,,s stb ,nas.pt at Mancheftsr, va, by Rev:
:, ,In inc sa "In HEERYFITZHERALDs dR. and
sitsn EnIz AgJ.ANDEkSoN.;rb both OF manenns-
ter. 1ssH
,ro.,,,,,er 11tt. n. the residence OF The brides
,aihsr' by the Rev. WIN T.ttndsay, Mr.: WM: II.
KxKES' nf-Efchnnnd,, 70 Miss MARY FRAN.
CEs BAILEY, OF Henrleo county - !.
ON the sth instant. at the residence Of the brides
narants. by' the Rev Henry Wall, sMr. H. ~.
MEYER. ofNew York; and Mas MOLLIE RAY
n FIR OF Ibis city, .--,,-... ~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-07

i EXTREMELY lila letter was received
here yesterday from the physician who Is
attending Mr. +. A. Pollard, in New York,
which represents that his disease has as.
sumed a very unfavorable phase, and that
there are no hopes Of his recovery. His
complaint yields to no medical treatment,
and his most hopeful friends are now pre-
pared to hear OF his demise at any moment.
Ly7,chburg Republican.
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HThe Dispatch has hit 1t exactly. The
!" management Of consolidation has, in
deed, furnished Norfolk with "feast .ol
empty platters .; and the worst Of it Is we
are asked to say grace over our meal with
rs much thankfulness MS II our plates were
full OF meat NorJol IL Journal. .,.& Ks
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S. NJ. Yosr, Esq. has purchased the vas-
len TIrgtman. He will make IL a i've paper
,f editorials will effect that result.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
RICHMOND THEATRE
x DORSAY OGDEN Director and Manager.

K. DORSAY OGDEN. Director and Manager.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, DEC 7, 1870
Three lrst-class sensations
UNCLE TOMS CABIN;
The world renowned gymnasts
MILES ZOE AND LILA and the little SAPPlIOi
Same prices. sATURDAY-Grand day per-
Torrance at . O'Clock. Admission, half price.
Box book now open ut West Johnston's book
store Next week-SYLVESTER. 1t
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TOHN N. WOODFIN, .....
1117 MAIN st X u i,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

am now receiving, in addition to my lar
stoct If FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRl
'0' SILKS, PoPLINs,
CRETOUNES, sATEEEs,
PLAID POPLIN and SERGEs,
SHAWL BUTTS, -ss-.-
and many other new and desirable Dress Gooae
embracing q complete assortment OF MOUHhlNa
GOODS, such rs
80 ALPACAs B0MBAZINEh
TAMISE, MERINOS,
... EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS, BIARRITZ, ..
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUSLINS,
to which would respectfully solicit an examina'
ton.
We call special attention to our large assort-
ment Of CLOAKINGS In Silk Velvet, Black and
Colored yelve.eens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakings.
Also, CLcAKs, sHAwLs, and WATER
PROOFS In great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERES for boys and
mems wear-a large stock, including q 1uu iihe Oh
Charlottesville and fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELS In White Red, Yellow, Gray, and
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL. Plaids and Solids
HOUsE-FURNISHING GOODS, such az Table
Linens and Ou-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads, Nottingham Laces for cur
tain., Bleached and Brown SheetiDgs and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs,
HOSIERY, EMBRQ1DERIES, LACES
LACE HANDKERCH1EFS and COLLARS.
In fact, everything TO be found in hrst-class
store, and we cordially invite an examin alton by
; all in wsut as we are determined 10 sell at the
io oc % p0''i''e ne JOHN N. woODFIN.