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rvoILywooD CEMETERY COM

m PANY-At q full meeting or the bo6to oI
Directors OF Hollywood Ceme,ery Soupa; pa. ;;-o,n @
SnloneI Thomas II. Ellis was communicated:
s.RrCuMoND. Mag Is, 1870.
I'm. -. n,rertors of the Hollywood Cemetery
! Company: % ,o,,a
i..G.ntl.mcn.-E being my purpose 70 !eaVe
os .tmnnd to reside ia the city or Chcag9,
hsreny resign the Office OF President OF jug III
lSvooaa Cemetery Company. An ofhclai hssoetse
tion Of nearly t~enty three years Will u ' " eroWn
priss, sirai suggestion, throush early PREM
from lst sop, TO Its present fsyor ,n ,ps %n nal
the community, AM. "ngly sttachSa a me ~ ~ ,,s
and tts fnrtnnes hnt esoet,. ). I've acted even
officers and agents with whom hs. ss~t y.
from. the beginning. Lamenting che dep-
th ,se who sal Out on this career with US, ana h
cering to the survivors andto eacn OF You, gentle
men, my earnest wishes as 3 friend,
~ am, with high respect and esteem, very truly
sours, THOMAS II. Ellis. "a
And his resignation sccepled: when WILLIAM
II. HAXALL was elected President. AID the follow
ing resolutions UNANIMOUSLY adopted:
Thomss n. Ellis. late President OF Hollywood
Gem etery Company. from this city TO mcaSSo,
we have lost q most valuable officer, VINO, oy his
assiduity, efficiency. and urpanlty NOS ohiy pre-
ssrved the esteem of his associates but won tne
kIndest regards OF alt those with whom. In the ds
charge Of his Official duties, be was ofoush1 into
ResoIred, That a copy Of this resolution bet
forwarded 10 Colonel Ellis, another c0ps tneteoa
ResoIusd, That all future purchasers OF loss
and those who have not alretny enci0Se4 tneu. ~
requestedt to use granite GU b,ng aue dispense Misa
iron railing, as we think It Will aid 10
W octoSer IL 1870. oc Ia eawsw
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LAND WARRANTS FOR AGRICULTURAL
ScHooLs.-Governer Walker received yes
terday from the Secretary Of the Interior
land warrants for the 900 acres of land
to which Virginia is entitled under the act
OF Congress donating land towards the
establishment Of agricultural schools in
yariolIs States
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EXECUTIVE APPo1NTMEYTs.-Thc Coy
ernor on yesterday appointed the following
notaries public Albert B. Bolts. st.
George R. Fitzhugh, William IT. Fitzhugh,
Fredericksburg; W. 4. Winn, Hanover =;
j. T. Crockett, Portsmouth !; Francis J..
Smith, Alexandra JAS. Fl. Dooley, Rich
mond; W. N. Wise, Loudoun; Ed. VOL
fenden, Wythe; A. Wellington Wallace
and H. P. Chew, Fredericksburg. :. b.
Rucker was appointed Inspector OF tobacco
at Martins Warehouse, Lynchburg.
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| HowLAN: :& Co., jewellers, are receiving may
niacent new fall styles Of all tho choice patterns
OF fine jewelry. sets Of amethyst, coral, pearls,
diamonds new patterns msdalione, neck chains,
Leontine and opera chains, glove ba- ds. haudhcr-
chief holders, dianend rlpgs, aud superb new sil-
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Tensh
Streets
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DoNATIoN.-Colonel J. L. Darlington, of
the Exchange Hotel, yesterday handed to
Mayor Ellyson one hundred dollars, con.
tribution from Mrs. K. Is. Connolly, of New
York city, to the fund for the relief of the
sufferers by the late flood. f. ...
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OrEN TO CHARLoTTEsyILLE.-T South
ern and Atlantic Telegraph Company have
opened an office at Charlottesville, and
there Is now telegraphic communication by
two lines between Richmond and that place.
The opposition line is rapidly extending Its
connections south.
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DIsAPPEARANCE OF THE SoRA FROM JAMES
RIvER.-One OF the effects of the recent
fresh in the river has been to drive the sOra
from the marshes of the lower james. We
learn that they have been driven from their
usual feeding grounds as by 4 frost.
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COMPLIMENT TO COUNCILMAN EUKER.-At
the meeting of the Committee of Streets
Generally held on Tuesday evening, on mo-
tion of Mr.. II. L. Kent, the thanks of that
body were unanimously rendered Dir. f. j..
Euker and his associates OF the special COM
mittee for the purchase Of mules for the
services rendered by them to the city with
out charge. Mr.. Euker's mission was in
the purchase of the said mules crowned
with entire success, and this compliment is
Justly deserved.
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To DAY is your chance Tomorrow IL is t)o
late to go to the auctl.n sale of urtrlte, pledge
Ut II. HARRIS 4 BROS, 1881 Main ST! Get. IND If
you are in want OF gold silver watch, jenelry,
diamonds, gold chains, silver spoons OF forks,
clothing, guns pistols, or most any thing else do
not fail 10 attend The sale to-day at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, for you can ge. what You waht at your own
price, AZ all things put up will be sold wi hout
limit or reserve. at II O'Clock will be sold a
magnificent Sci Of solid silver. Kememoer the
pawnbrORer,J sale 10. day.
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<Aullutuad Dlspa1c1.
IL, 1870.

TIE CIRCULATION OF THE DEPATCH
Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED CIR
CUI.ATIoN OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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The superior klndling, cooking, sawed split,
and long Oak and Pine Wood sold by J. B. WAT
KINs III Mnin It eet, from his new steam fac
tory, Is unsurl lassed In quality and cheapness. He
also sells the cheapest and best Anthracite aud
Bitumlnous Coal and Coke.
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ATTENTION, EyERYBoDY.-art you In need OF
Shirts? Ir SO, wait no longer but 90 Immediately
to NOAH WALKER & CO., get them to take your
measure, and make for you set Of shirts, which,
for ft, STYLE and durability, cannot be surpassed.
They pay special attention to this branch OF The
business and guarantee you perfect tit.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES quite pcotrarted Gb-
sence from the city have returned to business.
Having had every opportunity IN my receait eXpe-
riencc of noting all the impro vemen;s In thu pro-
gressve art Of photography, think can secure
the best effects for my patrons.
d. n, ANDERSON,
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EI WAS CURED IMMEDIATELY by your Con-
QUEROR after sufering with chilIs for six months.
r. VI. SToRRs.
The CoSoUERoR L. sold Mt WOOD & soy's new
drug store, 9th and NJ Ain streets.
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FAIR PREMIUMS ON ToBAcco.-The general
schedule of premiums offered by the EXecu,
tive Committee of the Virginia Agriculture
Society for tobacco refers to the crop OF 1853
The Chamber of Commerce of the city have
offered special premiums for tobacco eXhl'
billions, which will include those OF the
crop Of 1870. We are glad to learn the crop
is OF very superior quality. Our southsiae
friends especially will have an opporLunlts
of competing for these generous premiums,
and we trust that they will be at the FAN
in full force Isl slstal. =
Secretary Leigh will republish these and
other special premiums in few days.
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II. ELLYSoN b co. will insert sdysrt1sernentaI IL
.ba principal neHspapersin ia Virgnis, NGcth Caro-
'tna, Tennessee and the northern cities, ~ 2an
4shers' rates. for cash- s0plT at thia offres
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TIE THEATaR.-Frou Frou was present.
ed by Miss Laura Keene,s company n, as iass
night before good audience; ;.nt tne Ropei pei-
fornance passed of Well. I9,hlgaA1 IL nOIv ,,i"n
cauIts London Assurance VIII De Sho pi"s
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STUDENTS AT OUR COLLEGES can nLd the best
assortment of Textbooks IN the city ut ELLYsoS
{ TAYLOR's, NEXT 10 Dispatch oNteo, Main street.
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THE best way to prevent the wear of carpets
TO underlay them with old papers. They may be
procured at the Dispatch counting-room for 81
cents per hundred
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CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes
with your card printed on them, for only 80 pe
thousand, at DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUsE.
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FU8 NEW YORK.
MACHINERY. sSc.

u 4. DAYTON, DEALER IN RAIL
=. Way. MA>CEACTURE2S and ENGI-
E2rE'e SUPPLIES, Tenth street between Main
ard cary. Richmond, w. Ste4ai-snSin9s, Saw
>tls. Sill! -Geariugs, Turbine Water. heels.
ana +, cod Working Machinery cf all kinds ;
~,s:'i"-, tIans,~s. n0hcys; he!t'nE, Lace
Gather. SAWS, mt Files: WrcucheS, Twist
nnu.. Wuol-Cardin& Sacl,incs and Cloth ng,
Sc n GGa.. ;, saw runners. steam ana W At r
r'pe fIN,uIcs. Packing. journal Metal, Pick ana
Tunt Eagtle5, etc.
+ voTl ystn; portable Steam Engine send for 4
descrlg.i-e pamphlet, or cal and examine the
" = the best eng ne made,
T.yto,s a;6 5cilers. Saw-Stllls, Mlllstoues, and
G@Jr.nvs. Piaat Machines. aid Other Wood,
I,,g.rr.. rist;tl'rs Fixture, c:c., etc.
...n-h4al Na"AtAer% ana can-Hoi'ciS
= ~ .ni. nMN .ci,!l gcd. - nu o--3N
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

q. A. GATHRIGHT Will sell at 10 A. NJ. at the
store of "a. Harris 4 Bro, 1881 Main III: eet Il
large lot OF pa wnbrokcrs' goods.
THOS. W. KEE5EE viii sell at GA. N. house-
hold furniture, carpets, &C.
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PRINTING FOR CANDIDATEs.-Can antiidates for
office can have their cards. circulars handbills,
etc., printed promptly and st low prices al the
Dispatch printing -hou.e
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All The latest styles of Scarfs. Bows, Ties, and
Collars, can be found ut NOAH WALKER y co. s,
1908 Main street.
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UNDERsHIRTS, something really nice ana
cheap, at NOAH WALKER CO.'S, 1!oC haln
street.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND P PosT.oFFICE OoT. IL, lsIU.
Mr.. Cornelius Suttler, Francis Ann Ioie-
yer, Richmond; Mrs. Mary A. Hayhss'
Northumberland; Miss /: M. >, NorTaca, 'Y1a ,
Mrs. j. Warwick Woods, Ivy Depot.
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KID GLovEs.-A new supply, something nice,
just received 1T NOAH WALKER CO.'S, 1900
Main street
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POLICE Capitalization j. j. White pre-.
s,dinq.-The continued case OF Mary, Mar
garet, and Ann Kennedy. charged with in
turing and defacing the property of Corne-
lius MrNemara, were each bound over In
$50 for their good behavior for three
months.
Edward Kelley, for abusing and threaten,
ing To shoot Nicholas Leonard, was bound
over for three months i'll the sum OF SlOO.
James simpson was fined s. for having
had his premises cleaned by others than the
city scayenger. ~. ,au. .ts. - js..... s..s
Dick Grant (colored) and James Morris
answer the charge of wrecking" on
Mayo's bridge, and stealing and carrying
away therefrom lot of iron. The case was
continued until tomorrow.
Joe King and George Dabney (colOred),
charged with stealing pistol from DR..
Goodwin, were examined, and both dis
charged. 49,. :.
The case of David Jones and Pat. Ferrl.
ter, charged with threatening and abusing
Herman Schwartz, was dismissed upon the
payment of s2 cost.
William Langford, creating disturbance
and using obscene language in the streets,
was fined 81. ....
Ann L. Herse and Sarah Bennett (colored),
using obscene lanSuage III tbe stieets' Deh-
nett was fined $3.50, and Herse 81. . -.
William and Margaret Lewis, charged
with trespasslng on Ann '. Joness prem
ises and breaking open gate. William was
discharged and Margaret bound over to be
of good behavior. .-......
John Fox (colored), breaking into and
entering the dwelling of - Ditman and
stealing watch and other articles valued
at $50, the property of Charles and Clai-
borne Smith and John White, was sent on
| for indictment. . -...
Fanny Carter (colored), charged with
stealinga pistol from John Crump (colored),
was discharged. f..,,
George King (colored), stealing a coat
from Pat. Foley, was sent on for indict'
ment. .....r...s-. ......
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HAVE your Clothing and Shirts made io order
by E. B. SPENCE soN, the fashionsbie mer'
chant tailors, 1900 Main street.
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OLD PAPERS, in packages Of one hundred or
more, at reduced rates. for sale at the Dispatch
Countlng-rooM.
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BOYS, READ THIs.-You viii find large as
sortment OF cheap rubber bands at ELLYsoN i
TAYLoR's, l11e Main street. Just the thing for
Shooters. "... .'
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PRIHTING.-Plain, colorcd, and fancy print
Ing executed with negtness and at low rates al
Dispatch Printing House.
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STRANGERS visiting the city should coll al +
TYSON & TAYLoR's, llls Main street. Every
thing new In the news and book line Always Oh
hand. ..rF#
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NHESsRS. F. H. LANGLEY, r. Fl. DlB-
Nl HELL, AND OTHt r. Gentlemen @ In re re-
niiaS n;s,,otrb of this date announce mS self
y cantidl,. T.'f Tor SERGEANT OF THG CITY OF
RICHMOHD. AIT. .,,uo.s,o,
NJ c"m61encc and pledging you, If elected, faith
iul discharge of all pu ,lic duties,
have the honor
Most resi- apectiu,ly. 10 be
Your oheIient servant .
n. NJ. LEE.
l3 -lW
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ALL THE LATEST MAGAZINES, WEEKLY AND
DAILY NEWSPAPERS, can be found at ELLYsoS&
TAYLoR's news depot, next to Dispatch office.
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SCHOOL CIRcuLARs.-An kluds OF scno",ottsu a,u
lars, reports. &C., executed st The D'Spo'c" on'e
40 cbpan as the cheapest.
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ELLYsON & TAYLOR, lilo Main street, invite
attention to their large assortment OF cheap CO.
lored prints.
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REApY-MADE CLOTHING for sale low Dy T. " d.
SPENCE & Son.
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BUY the celebrated Pembroke Shirts tof SAFE "
e. Il. SPENCE 4 Son.
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HusT1Nas COURT, WEDNEsDAY-,JudgeG Gui-
qon presidtng.-Th court disposed OF the
following cases:
Bartlett Jefferson (colored) was tried for
illegal registration and acquitted.
Jacob Fryfogle (white), tried Tor the same
offence, was also acquitted.
The trial of John Antoni for petit larceny
was commenced, and, not being finished,
was continued till to-day at 10 o'clock.
Nol!e prosequt entered in case OF Lewis
Corbin.
The Haunstein forgery cases are fixed for
trial to-day,
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EILYsoN L TAYLOR, news-dealers, llio MAIN
street,
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BUY your Furnishing Goods from f. u. sfESCi
Il SoN. They have tho largest assortment ~ In
city,
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ARREST OF PARTIES TO A PROPOSED AF-
FAIR OF HoNoR.-Mr. James Barbour, edi-
tor of the Enquirer, and Major James W.
Walker, member of the House of Delegates,
were arrested yesterday by Chief of Police
Poe upon warrant obtained by that Of
tcer, wherein he states that he had reason
to believe that the parties were about to be
engaged in duel.
Mr.. Barbour was at the Spotswood Hotel
when arrested. He was taken before JUS
tice VIM. Hall Crew and bailed in the sum
of 81 200, for his appearance at police court
this morning. Messrs. G. B. Luck and
Ernest Wiltz were accepted us his sureties.
Major Walker was arrested at the Capitol
while In attendance upon the General AS
sembly. Justice Watts admitted him also
to bail in the sum of 81 l,0C0. with Captain
John A. McCauil, of Roanoke, and Captain
r. F. Walker, of Richmond, as his sure
ties. The parties will he brought before
Justice White at Ok o'clock this morning.
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UMBRELLAS in great variety for sale 10" Ds f''
r. HpENCE 3 Son. -.---.
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FASHIONABLE DRESs-MAKING.

MISS r. GREER. No. sai Broad street. Deswesnl
sourtn and Fifth, would respectfmlly Inform En9
,adIes or Richmond that she has Jnst rscssye0.
rom the most ftshionable establishments NoRtas
full assortmentor .st4sssssl51 Il
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S PATTERss.
CUTTING AND Fl If'rIsG done as shoIt notice
ma on reasonable terms.
oe lS~Ms
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THURSDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1s 1870,

PUNISHMENT FOR UNLAwFULLY REGISTER.
ING AND VoT1NG.-As registration is about
to be commenced in this city preparatory
to the congressional election, which is to
take place on. the 6th of November, 1t is
well to call attention to the fact that not q
few of those who Illegally registered or
voted in the spring have been punished for
their crime. We glean the following from
the records of the Hastings Court:
Fred. .Cowell alias Fred Dabney Eco.
slored), fined 81 and sent to the penltentiary
for one year; Franklin johnson (colored),
fined 25 and sent to the penitentiary for one
year; Winston Morris, Joshua Banks alias
Isaiah Banks, and Samuel Tyler, all eolored,
fined $5 each aud each sent to the peniten.
tiary for one year and Caswell Hatchett,
tined s25 and sent to the penltentiary for
the same term. All of these were convict
ed of illegally registering. Reuben Jones,
found guilty Of Illegally voting, was sent to
the penitentiary for four months. There
will probably be less false swearing In No;
vember than there was in May. itis hard
to escape the penalty of fine and impriSon'
ment.
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STATE or VIRGINIA COUNTY oV HESB1Co:
j. b. MORTON. Cashier or the National Bank
OF Virginia, Ricbmonu, do most soeninly aIirID
that the above settlement Is true to The beeL oI my
know ledge and belief.
j. b. MORTON, Cashier.
Subscribed snd affiruel 10 before me this 18th
day Of october, 1870.
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TOR RENT, A BE 4 UTI F L L es:s
L Residence, with sixteen acres Of ex vi
ccllent gar dening land attached, near Camp Grant,
500 yards rom the terminus Of the city street rail-
Wv. The iiupro felncnts arc ample; h,u:a brick,
with ten rooms e: kitchen, barn, aud stable. Can
hc leased for Three years and possession had al
once HILL. s. SnDDiN,
Real Estate Agents,
&C Ia ct No. Hos NJ ain street.
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BUY your UndershIrts fiom E. b. SPENCE !"
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT. two handsome BRICK Ga
Il TENEMENT HOUSES, with English ka:i
b Iscmenls aud two sto les above, containing re-
syec..veiy seScn aud eight rooms, with gas, wa
Ter. a.d other modern Improvements in every
room and ki chen detached with ample uccommo-
lations for servants. Location central and de-
straoic. RlCHAhDSON tO.,
oc Ia-lw llI3 Main street.
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SHIPPING.


TOR NEW YORK.-The OldStTaI.,
Et Dominion Steamship company 3
elegant side-wheel Steamship ISAAC BELL, Cap
tain BLAKEMAN, will leave her wharf at Rockets
On Friday, October 18th, at O'Clock p. NJ.
Freight received until o'clock T.. NJ. Fare. sl2;
stecrage, 10; roundtrip tickets, $2O. For lreisnt
or passage apply to
ocl2-3t No. Governor street.
EOR PHILAD Z LIP HI x&TFh
Il Steamer NORFOL X, Captain ssasztsssszs
PLATT will receive freight for the ABOVE port
till FRIDAY, the li.h instant. at u O'Clock.
Freight taken for New rleans rfd Southern Mall
steamship Line from PhilaGelphia, also for Nor
folk at low rates. Passage To Philadelphia, IN
Guiding meals and stateroom $s
w. Z. PORTER, Agent,
oclo-3t Office, 2I25 Dock street.
NOTICE TO sHlPPERS.-sssss...sfs -.
LS The GOATS OF the cAMES Rl-sss.assss.sssssz
VER AND KANAWlIA CANAL COMPANI
will leave tho dock IS usual promptly st u y o.
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS, and shTUkDAI6,
Freight and tolls on goods for Lynchbarg sno
beyond collected on delivery, or prepaid, at "a.
6t afforded consfgnees, but no obligation Is az.
re Office on the Dock without special agreement
Way freight viii uot BE- de cered tlil charges sTr
caid.
soats locked scd injured.
dsm NDW ARD DILLON. Agert
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DrssoI.UTIONs Il PARTNERSHIPS
NEW AUCTtoN-HOUSE,

NEW AUCTtON-HOuSE, s..
.4% ~. 14i4 MAIN STREET
HENRY MCCORMICK, AucTIoNEEh'
has Just received large stock OF ~ :, :,
NEW AND FAsHI0NABL LE fuhsit .sa a,tsn. ums
- the lowest arket prices well worthy tne s,tsn i'm:
ii,n OF l9nseke1epGsrS: g nd nas asiIsJhssWARE. sisJ
sl9cS s5 Of CoTHINS epn ns
saant!y Il" nj on hand. Also, all kinds o' AN"DN
NP1H1i Pubic suction daily at 10 A. n and7 r NJ
SO 22 --3El - ..sa. -
poOK AND JOB PRINTING NEATL1
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A WARNING.-The party who took o
dress &C.. belonging To- one soI OF our cnstdners %
from our counter, on Wednesday, October leih,
will return the same at once, and no questions Will
be asked otherwise We hall take due measures
to have the same returned by law.
WM. THALHIMER h SONS,
1t No. COL Broad street, corner of b..
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T OsT, one SIX PER CENT. BOND
IL of the city Of Richmond for sixteen hundred
dollars, Issued to Julia Lee and Mary ] &c on tht
18th OF November 1853, and due on the lst Of Jauu
ary, 1870; for the renewal OF which apple alton
viii oe made TO the Auditor Of the city.
MARTHA ID. LEE,
jy % Th3m guardian OF Julia and Mary ee.
STRAYED OR STOLEN from my FFss:S
y residence, on Brook avenue near Cor !zA.
don's tavern, large RED COW. Five dollars
reward will be paid for her return to me.
ocl2-3t P. MCGOVERN, Grocer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13

THE PERSON WHO TOOK A LIGHT
Il MALACCA CANE, with clarified bone han
die, inlaid with mother Of pearl, from the counter
please return the same to me without further
delay. II. SCH TIE,
ltf Monticello Hotel, Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13
MTEW WHOLESALE CHINA, GLASS,
~ AND OUEENSWAKE HOUSE,
~ IrIAM NM VA ~.

am receiving direct fr+ m ihe manufacturers ~
rn-nna and the Uailed States large and GENE
handing stock, embracing sll the recent sti
Designs purchased on s ,as msss rs1assd ad s
hssera generally will md It greatly TO thelE an.
.eresI 10 examine my stock and prisss ssssrs
aaking their Purchases. sna sst,, aS s,,esA
10 ..~1 ..---- -
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ICE-CREAM. JELLY, &c.
LOST AND FOUND.

sT OST OR STOLEN, A DRAFT, dated
H New Orleans, August .. 1870, drawn by Thos,
F. Patton on William >. Patton, Danviiie, Va,
with current rate OF exchanges on New York ut 30
days after date, for $3.50. s...r.aE.
The aDoye draft having been lost or stolen In
transit by the mall all persons are hereby warned
against buying or trading Ior the same, as pay.
ment has been stopped.
Oc l3 lwn 1RBY. McnANIFI,& Il co "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-13

C,INEsT BORDEAUX PRUNEss.--Julssti lsi
Is received. small lot OF EXTsA bnEpsAsusAss E..siss
sRIJNES In two-nound nackaaek Mn ~ Siass-
- ANDREW rIZgtSl y ~ ~,