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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-27
ITO TIE PEOPLE OF THE b.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

respectfully announce that will address thu
people OF The Third Congressional District al
the following places and time In opposition to the
election OF Charles Fl. Porter, and respectful,
invite Mr. Porter to take part In discussion. Tt
those kind friends Of both parties who have &c
aatteringly and persistently urged me to come
before the public, 7 have but to say COME AMI
HEARME :ai sos ~ 80 - - -
CUMBERLAND COURTHOUSE, MONDAY,
Eoctober 24th. t''s : 500,
AMELIA coURT-HoUsE,a WEDNESDAY
October 26th. ) go. 80
MANNsBoRO', Amelia, October e0.h.
CLOVER HILL, October 18th. :.
PoWHATAN COURTHOUSE, WEDNEs.
DAY, November ID. - ss.' 80.
|, aGooCHLAND COURTHOUSE, THURSDAY,
November Sd. $500. - 80
MANAKIN, FRIDAY. November 4th:
COALFIELD, SATURDAY; November 9Th.
MANCHES TER, MON DAY, November 7th
If nv friends in msIia will make appointments
for me for the 9th and % Of October, and notify
me of It. viii fill them. ~ =! '.-.tti
Etr Respectfully, &C., - -
!. 5: ~ o, If sgF.s. yststa.= SAMUEL III. PAGE.
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DEPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
THIRD CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.

Hon. CHARLES q. PORTER, author Of tbs
Homestead Provisions of the Virginia Constitu
ton, and the Republican nominee for reelection
to Congress from this district will address the peo
pie Of the district as follows: i, a.s.5.,,s
ASHLAND, Hanover county, WEDNESDAY,
October 18th. zg:..tfr
COURTHOUSE. Hanover county, SATUR'
Day, October POD. +s3ls.-;s} .R4
COURTHOUSE, Henrico county, MONDAY
October oath. ,, t..r.u., .f4E
PORT WALTHALL. Chesterfield county
TUESDAY, October 25th. ;.s.-s-.s.-
MANAKIN, Goochland county, SATURDAY lAA1FU'
October 18th. .ss,-ts
COLD HARBoR. Hanover county, MONDAY
October 3lst
HIGGERsoN's STORE, Hanover county, FRI.
DAY, November 4th. + ..s.s,j ,f1l.-ts
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, Hanover county, SAT
URDAY, November 9Th. s7{F f!iF.gs ,..E,it
!, A FREE BARBACUE at the last meeting. 81.
The above meetings will take place at II o. clockM
: Major JOHN L. MORGAN, of Clarke county
will also address the people ut the above meetings.
Mr.. Porter will di Tide time with his opponent,
he desires discussion. ,qfij.A siEtss Gs-
The people, irrespective of politics, are requested
to be present. j. N. HUMPHREYS,
Chairman Republican Congressional Committee
Third District Of Virginia. sd; l.ga
SAMUEL &. ANABLE, Sec'y. ~ yoc 2o-tNovss
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Contrary Working Of Bad Measures

Contrary Work1nG OF 6ad measures.
It is a little curious tthat under the bite.
policy Of Congress to "pnnish the rebel.
lion" it happens that the men who have
been most Objectionable TO the "Union
men," so-called, should be endowed with
capabilities not secured to persons less
offensive. The fourteenth amendment Inn.
poses disabilities uponcertain persons who
had in Office taken an oath to support the
Constitution Of the United States and after.
wards rebelled against the Government
It furthermore authorizes Congress to re.
move them. Upon the removal Of the dis.
abilities of such persons in the manner
provided they are. not required to take the
iron-ciad oath upon taking seats In Con-
gress. ,..a.
Now, then, persons who did not so dis.
qualify themselves by taking the oath to
support the Constitution and then resisting
| the Federal Government, have no disabilities
under the fourteenth amendment, and, Of
course, none to remove. Therefore, when
such persons are elected to Congress they
must take the iron-clad oath, as admins
tered to every northern member Of that
body. Thus we see that an act intended to
punish a peculiar class Of southern men
makes that class of all that were true to the
South the only one eligible toaseats in Con-
gress! Thus has vindictiyeness over-reach-
ed itself and benefited those it hoped to
hurt. What sort Of Government have we !
Was there ever its parallel?
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TIE GENERALs.--The telegram announc.
ing the designation of General TERRY to
command the troops sent to oyerawe the
New York voters, says that he was selected
because the President distrusted General
MCDOWELL. The distrust Is creditable to
General MCDOWELL, who commands the
New York district. We may infer that he
was not considered to be the man who would
use his authority intrusiyely and harshly
1t was no doubt apprehended That he might
be restrained by some old notions, and by
education under the usages of other days
that he might have little too much re-
spect for the people. -.
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Mr.. HopE's LEcTURE.-JAMEs BARRON
HOPE, Esq, of Norfolk, will lecture to-
morrow night in the Hall Of the House Of
Delegates for the benefit of the sufferers by
the late food. Mr.. HOPE is so well known
to our people that he needs no introduc-
ton. We can promise the public rare
treat, for, Notwithstanding the forbidding
title of the lecture, HopE's genius will invest
it with many charm. Then, too, the public
should crowd the hall for the sake of the
sufferers. Remember how nobly Philadel-
phia, New York, Baltimore, and other
places, acted last spring under circum-
stances somewhat similar.
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THE Norfolk Rirqiaian finds the original
of FIsK's gone where the woodbine
twineth" in SHAKsPE ARE, as thus: -
1'The Midsummer Nights Dream, Act
w, Scene !, they will find that TITANIA
when caressfng BoTToM, the Weaver, says
s.sleep thou, and Will wind thee in my arms. .
Fairies be gone, and be awhile away.
co doth tle sooodbine, the sweet honey. sucklc
Gently ent,oia." @ as
HorE is good authority-none better
yet we can't think he is right this time. =
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The 3 Bayonet Spreading.

The g Instructions" which proceeded
from the North are eturning to plague the
inventors -Four thousand troops are
sent ts New York to see that the g free
men, there do as the Government want
them to do. 6 FFeemen are "played
ONT g Freedmen /" are the soul and spirit
of;fhis nation. That name is the, major
obligato to which all national harmony
must now be subortlinated. sss,gg
LIT is very plain here in the South that
liberty Is ended and it is but just that this
information should become. general. IT Is
but just to the Government that those ruled
by it should understand its true nature, ana
respect it accordingly. 1T Is but Just INA, !.
the measure meted ont here should De Jus
tributed heaping TO all parts OF the Union.
AS Mt the North, before the war, it was
asserted that the Union could noteNiss nan
slave and half free, SO is 1t equally mpossi-
bic after the war that the Union can exist
half slave and half free. asas,l
The sending by the Federal Government
Of some four or five regiments to the great
ext city In the Union to spy. upon and sub
due the people Is q striking incident Of the
centralized power Of that strong Govern
Ynens. That any portion OF the people
should be gratified by this manifestation i
the repetition Of the historical fact that the
people are ever betraying themselves and
sacrificing their liberties for temporary
personal or party benefits. It's also are
petition Of the moral story Of the selling Of
souls to the devil for temporal qualification.
They who play the traitors will find too
soon their folly. To-day one party may
suffer and another may gain by calling in
power to assist In controlling public opin'
ion to the advantage Of those who support
ns,irpatioB. Tomorrow the gamers vii
be the losers, and the whole land may find
that through folly and deprayity the most
precious jewel ever possessed by peo-
ple-personal liberty and freedom from the
oppression OF power-has been thrown
away, not again to be recovered. =
Had such movement as this Of soldiers
TO oyerawe the people taken place thirty
years ago, the people OF the United States
would have risen as one man, and such 8
storm as would have been then raised
would have shaken the continent. The
Arst step which opened the path for all that
followed was the rejection Of the compro.
raise of '61 and the destruction OF State
rights by the placing Of the bayonet over
The South. The North prepared itself for
conquest by rioting ever the subsection Of
the S0nths and by continuing neasttras
aeya ,axasa Ear the and 41fssag.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-27

MIR. DANIELS ADHESIVE can say Of
MIR. DANIEL as DR.. JOHNSON said of GOLD
sMIrH-nthtl tettget, quod non o,,naoit. Even
political address becomes, under his pen,
entertaining. Read the one in our columns
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NC RpEYS. CARPETS, CAEP = y.
~ .ssorsu,ens 81 AEPETs we nov eer . ~. III,
AZ .h best ecsesed we have eys. o..'' sscs t
our stock this sesson q .Iss witch
manufacsurers, and can SHOW so'1o s.
cannot besnrpassed ia pss ~ ran 1oDY BRus-
SCI 9 - e slils ~ TrApasTgY BRUSSELS q
d. go and $50 per YARD I, I, ,xyrx 1.
slamIAw CARPETs, In great variety, at very
s- low prices; ,>,,,,f, r,pra ~ Al.
TING, and CLOTHs, At
= = LEVY BROTHERS.,
i2l3 and 1215 Main street.
coT, oRED WOOL SPREADS, CALICO COM
FoRTERs, BLANKETS, SHEETINGS, and
TABLE-CLOTRs very cheap. oc q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-27

Al Ginei nnatia new burglar alarm is exa
alsc turns OF, and lights tho gaa,
If iagepestetl that syessunaH bit
sppth Carolina Senate by 9 eolorea man. 8
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Z. Z ne BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE is the best in the world |;
the only true and perfect dye; harmless reliable,
instantaneous; NO disappointment; no ridiculous
tints remedies the Ill effects ofbad dyes inv1go,
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black
or bro,o7s. Sold by all druggists and perfumers,
and properly applied at BATCHELOR's WIG
FACTORY, No. i6 Bond street, New York.
je2-eodiyr 1900, -lsz-s..-ts ~ 3ssg. /
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1 cannot check the snll,pulsed vein
7. -,,,f string destre 20 touch;your nsnd
* q And vi ite Tic tymp pathetic wand
or friendship; seek to soothe the pain
IknOw Is ,seeshfng up again
within your heart, Us on that day
~ when kntghtliest sword surrendered lay
Upon Virrania's stricken plain;
For,he, most loved Of southern land,
efjJ With 'chieftain and with Christian fame,
~ Who honestly TO battle led
A gallant and heroic band,
Which we, perhaps IDknowing, blame,
~ Your noble friend. is dead
Ours, too, the oss--who will gainaay?
Knowing how few the great souls born,
When fsiead and foe alike may mourn,
And cypress wleatns together lay
above life's desOlatef clay. y
Such souts 4 benediction are,
| And lift the Nations heart afar 4
Beyond rude passions which betray.
Erring they may be-who is notp
/ Yet grid their swords for Truths defence
Calmly accepting Fate's decree. .,
o, that all griefs might be forgot,
I All foolish triumphs cease offence
In mingled tears lor Lee. .r. eers
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I sor peace and order mat tt ahols nation
were sssimilated uss arspltrary rule, and
| that It should NOT he hal stave and hay
free. ].
We cannot cease wondering, however, at
what we see. The northern people are as
srsfsle as the ostrich with It's head hidden
IN the sand and imagining That lis body y
secure. The heads Of such a people must
indeed be tle.aded and obscufeds That
which IL done 70 secure Republicans In
power today may be soon done TO secure
another party In the offices, emoluments,
and power of the government, and that
usurpation and that tyranny which overawe
and disable party to-day will assuredly
enslase the whole nation OF q day near at
hand. .s: IL. s.
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& NJ MEADE s. BAKERS COD LIVER
OIL the only oil imported direct to this city APP
proved by our physicians as the best, purest.
and most acceptable TO the stomach" oc 2o-2Wf
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M FLANNELs! FLANNELsl.i

R- FLANNELS !! 'FLANNELS!i' u I
FLANNELSt!t
Z We call particular attention to our stock OF
FLAMES. We now offer H.
WHITE AND RED FLANNEL, warranted all
WOOL at 25c., worth soc. per yard;
Full yard-wide, all wool SHAKER FLANNELt
at soc. per yard worth CSC.
WHITE, GREY, RED, and BLUE TWHLED
FLANNELS in all qualities;
EMBROIDERED FLANNEES;
OPERA FLANNELS In all colors;
Also, full assortment OF BLEACHED and UN-
5 BLEACHED CANTON FLANNELS, from
l63 to soc. per yard.
81 80 !. Lid LEVY BROTHERS,,
sis. fGhf ~ 1918 and 1915 Main street.
. CoATss SPOOL COTTON, all Nos. at SOC.
per dozen. "a s&it.2 -. - y
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@OCTOBER 24,2 1s70.-MORE NEW
AND ELEGANT GOODS. l@t ef'ssas i@E9
T, r. PRICE g. co.. are now again In, market.
and are adding large adj itional supplies to their
magnificent stock of - s. s. s,t.@ss- -
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS. tt5sse
Every novelty from the European fashion CEN
tres as they appear shall be presented to their GUS
toners. iEsisse - 1
just opened and expected 'ES.1.l
Elegant Gro, Grain, and Tafeta Black SILK, at
New York prices. s,i 80 tst!t 81
Rich fancy colored Silks, plain and striped. ri
f. ,Colored Empress Cloths, all shades. ~ -
Ottoman Yelours, every colcr. fffSEi
French Merinos, Chene Poplins, %, 80, 3s, 40, 50
cents per yard; some very cheap. 5et1
Deaines, plain and figured. t ~; -
Imperatrice Poplins, Irish Poplins, rich plaid
Poplins, every combination. az II ,sft >,g5.;52t
Mourning Goods, great variety, newest styles,
and best quality. s.ssa5r 80 - ~ nj n7fE
Immense stock Prints, 8, 10, l2a, Is; Furniture
TwiIs, new article, &C., gf.<f. f..s Is ,.atg.Es
- Housekeeping Goods, Flannels, Damasks, Towel
fngs, &C., &c. @.,.4- 80 .;s.. ,s.st.a.sis ~
GENTS GOODS. sa..s.ts.s.....
Fine stock Cloths and Cassimeres, Socks, Shirts
Cravyts, Gloves, Rosonis, &C., &c. fsnr
Citizens and strangers coming to the Fair will
find everything OF best quality and as low as any
house In the United States. 5,,.tsFszg ~ rs
.-k1t; 20 II. H. PRICE q CO., /, i
- 1101 Main street. corner of l1ih street.
Grand supply Of Ladies, ,CIoaks, Broche shawls,
Nevenille. shswls, and other Wrappings, opening
18th and 2stht October. oeA
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ERESH ARRIVAL OF 7
aE FALL AND WINTER; DRY GOODS

eos Main street second door from corner 9th ct.
L am recei sing by every steamer large lots Of
every description or DRY GOODS and FANCY
GOODS, which are selected With the creates. care
especially for this market and bought at The low
est cash prices $500 + ~ 5@Fs+
Dress Goods Of every description; ~ z. -
Empress Cloth In all colors. from 90 TO Fsc.;ygy
French Merinos,, in all shades; ~
Solid-colored Alpaca ut CSC > very cheap;
English Crown Foplin, 80, IS, and 4oc., entirely
Plaid ID Popltns at assc great bargain; 3. ~.
Irish and French Popltn, In gleat variety; yg
ottoman Goth and Reps ~ ,E X.
Mouslin DeIaineat 2oc.; 49, :.ss@
Black Alpacas, from 25c. upwards; lit ~
Mourning Goods In great variety.
S3-.z,5i. 80 DOMESTIC g GODS.
4 Bleached Cotton at Igae., the best In the city;
Brown Cotton as every good ut 21c.;
lo.a sheetings at reduced prices;
Canton Flannel &C Ice. per yard. '--s',-
sHAWI.s AND CI.OAK1EG.
chinchilla ClOaking In the latest designs ;,.g;i
Long and square Broche shswls; -
Wooiien Shswls, from 81. rs upwards;
Misses shawls, all sfzess from 75c: MpwnTds;
Black SILK Velvet warranted pure s,lk, Tor Cloak
velves vet all colors, at the lowest prices:
fne It 1 gsE to suit
large lot Of Blankets, white and colorea at re-
:y WHITE GOODS.
Table and Piano Covers,
Marseiiles Quilts,
Napk,ns and Doyles, from 75c. per doz. upwards;
Table Damasks, from COO. upwards; -
Hosiery and Gloves; - e
Sash Ribbon, in great variety and latest styles;
Velvet Ribbon, all widths - ~
dozen - Ts- - =
100 do. ditto at soc. per dozen
100 do. ditto ut s5c perdozer,
we call special attention to our stock OF Gents
Furnishing Gods, aflich is always complete.
| All we ask Is a call and examination OF our
stock and you will find the right goods ct the
right prices. Call soon. JULIUS SYCLE.
&C 5 3; a sos Main street, I'd door below eth.
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The following very neat poetic mlssiye
was addressed by Lady of New York to q
southern literary gentleman on the day OF
the reception of the news of General LEES
death in that city. Considering that the
lady is inclined to repnblicanism, and that
her husband was an officer in the Federal
army, her poem will be regarded with espe--
cial interest g Il
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GaRINpsTQEEEsIEE &c 81; "a. see NJ
VI GRIHpsT0EEss Is sorS & dies, Tor ss5ssbY
G0RstCs u GRfNtJAhs, 3 -
3 se By Pearl Block.
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THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS .e Of
EENRICO COUNTY will meet at the coa IL
banse q IN FffDaY, 4th November next, to lay tne
cSnSty levy for the gear 1870 Persons h sae
Claims against the county VIII presea Of each
isam snecacaiiy staied and verified by amdzYit' 40
fne law directs. By order Of the Bonra:Y r,ort
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NJ DRESS GOODS, DRESS GOODS.
A large assortment OF DETss GOODS; style and
quality cannot be surpassed; prices extremely
low. AN kinds OF GOODS for MOURNING, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
n l2Is and LIS Main street.
|. UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, ssc.
per bale Of FIVE pounds. VS., ocs
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M CLOTHS i {, II h CAss1MEREs, VEST
INGs, JEANS, and CORDURoY.-.We call par
icuar attention to our stock Of goods suitable for
boys and mems wear. Wehsse now In store
full assortment OF the Charlottesville goods.
LEVY BROTHERS,,
1913 and l2l6 Main street.
COATs's COTTON, all sizes, at 80 cents per
dozen. sf..f oc8
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! a CALLED MEETING OF. TIE RICH
8 "A. MONDACapEMY OF MEDICINE win pc
haid THI1RsDAY EVEEING, 9Th instant, Ia the
Hustings ConIt-room, City Hall, at O'Clock. =
hi atendance Is desired, as business OF import
auce will be transacted o,d
The members OF, the profession generally 10 gooa
star ding re invited 70 attend r
- .--y- - - = - - President r. A. NJ.
:. - SOAt1s ~ cacretary r, A. NJ.
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lm IRIsH LINENS at s5, 40, As, and

aew IRISH LINENS at 80, 40, 45, and
i 5Oc.;
LINEN TABLE-CLoTHs. full two yards long,,
- at 81 worth $1.5o;
FRIHGEB NAPKINS or DOYLIEs at 75c. and
ssfil 81 perdozaa, wortf, 81 IS and $3.50;
BRIDAL or 5HoNEY-GoMB QUILTS, large
enough for tie largest bed, at $1.so worth $3.50.
"A large stock or BED BLANKETS from % to S15
pair; GINGHAMs at Toe. per yard; BED.
TICK ut 1ec. per yard; COMFORTERs at %. 50 F;
large-size HEAVY WOOL BED SPREADS at
$3.50, worth es WHITE CORDUROY, Co
LORED CORDUROY, BALMoRAL sKIRTs'o OF
every description, at LEVY BR0THERs', =
a.-t' .E,. 4, -..'.r 1913 and 1915 Main street.
Take notice that our store will be closed MON
DAY the nth, on account ofholidays occ
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r0NFEG.Tl,IoMERIEss.
Onn BROAD STREET.

O00 BROAD STREET. 81 s@'8 .l y,
ThOS. JACKSON has removed from Main ant
sd to the building corner Of Broad aud I'd streets
where he has opened new. full. and complete as
sortment of CONFECTIUNE cries. =: :;
Having all the appurteuances for manufacturing
candies and fancy cake baking. he respectfully so.
lIcfts the patronage of the public. oc T--3m
5EIRST OF THE SEASON.-NEWC CROP
II MALAGA RAISINs, GRAPES, FIGS. ETC.
100 boxes layer RaIsins, In whole, half, and quar-
ter boxes !; 100 drums new SMYRNA F,gs-2, q, and
b. drums lokegs Malaga Cranes 10 frails new
at5@ -aS''ft1 LOUIS J.BOSSIEUX, 49,
Aoc ls-sm AFlYe.story Building. 14l2 Main st. !
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: CuEs1PEAKE AND OHIO Il. r.. Co.,$
!. - nIcRa6nai, VA. Oct ", lSIO.

CHESAPEAKE ANp OHIO * 80 q ;s GSao''f
..s.is RIcHMonD, VA, Oct y. lsU.
HroTTcE.-The ANNUAL MEETING OF
~ Tho STOcKHOLDFRS Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio RAILROAD Company VII ge hsla day 1 os
city of Richmond on THUhsDA in5 ISsm way %
November, 1870. o. 1>& rsahiar
oc 22-5t -----------.-- - $500
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
lN RANKING AND INSURANCNE COM
PANY.NA meeting of the subscribers to the Sapi.
hold Sn MONDAY, November It'll, et ~ O'Clock
p. Mr., at the Office of Messrs. Laneaster& Co.,
bankers, for the purpose Of organization; /
u nc 22-rNo7 JAS. II, GARDINER, Gilman.
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+ NE BED BLANKETS, BED BLANK
ETs. EVERY varietyof BED BLANKETS from
the lowest to the highest prices. ~
Z CALICO CoMFoRTERS sa
COLOEED WOOL BED-SPREADS, .Sis''si
) SHEETINGS, and PlLLOW-CAsE COTTON,
at ~ =: LEVY BROTHERS.,
,.tl 81 nl2l3 and LIS Main street,
VELVET RIBBONS in all widths and colors
BLACK and COL0RED sATINs cut on the bias
s. }sr9f -, foe OF fa-s,slsseT.Efi. stt.3 40
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EINEST BORDEAUX PRUNEs. just
Il received, a small lot of EXTRA B0RDEAUx
PRTS ES In two-pound packages, lin. and glass.
~ - 'S ANDREW PIZZINI u CO., {,
..oclT St:i Ssafif 3i!tii{ 5So7 Broad street. 4
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aTc5rn3nr, Co,fsf A,HrEHY, No. 2, 4
- = Is. n rfHETd TEngLAR.

go - KNIGETa TEngLAR. 81
ErRDER No. -.-sIa KnreHrs Ss%
u Assemble La front Of your Asytnur &SSeS
in the Masopss Hail, on Franklin street
naY.sAay.. sd az la O'Clock NJ. prompt N y
u, 10 fun dress and mounted for sem-annt'af ii-
Ever Sic knight 10 expected fuif5
ea sybsssr OF dc z gonlaander;a !.
VIM. y. RIDpIGK, Recorder. 4 h II
DRESS OF A TEMPLAR M0UNTED.-Blac
suit: black Alpine hat. with three small BLACK
|s,Iunres secured on left side OF hat with silver
cross {ofacers' one Hhta plume In add.ttonl BLACK
velvet apron, sash, and with paek sii5
leather belt and s.lver-plased monntings spurs,
siiyer.pIated .sor steel; citiscn's saddle WAN
black double-reined birdie and marting aie.
no 91-zt 3s5s st-.SSsss=
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The senate met to-day sfit IL eA.s III Mr..
WADpEEI In the chair Prayerby the Rev.
Thomas ii. Preston, 20
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-27


GOOD CARPETS, ssac.; better ditto, sac. better
still. 75c.;
STEP CARPET, 15c.;
Best 1914 BLANKETS at SO q pair, worth S7 at
regular New York wholesale prices;
CAssIMEREs from ssc. TO so per yard
Elegant CLOTHS at less than Wholesale prices.
~ Fl sHAWLs! sHAWEst sHAWLs!
All sizes, all kinds, all pricesat less than New
York wholesale prices. 49,,
FLANNELS, all kinds;
LADIES' and GENTS FLANNEL UNDER
CLOTHING;
Elegant MOURNING SUITS, trimmed With best
English Grape, st less than value OF trimming;
BLACK BOMBAZfNF, Sl.25, worth $l.76;;
BLACK CRAZE CLOTHS, 75c., cheap at .25;
B si.Ack bEEss SILK K O.. q, worth s.
iOU kNING CUFFS and COLLARS, less than
BuA asH ' and COL CRED ALpAcAs good
Beanttfai id WHITE VII eAEPAtA, aTest bargain;S
BLACK ALPACAS Mt ali prices, ut less than New
BILOXI Eegs g seHVER Is and TURKISH
DOMESTICS, all kinds, at factory prices
we have the finest aud best COTTON In the mar
ket, full yard wide, ut only l2tc. oca
ERESH ARRIVAL OF
FL r II sITSrH INV. EnnnS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-27

Senate bill No. 1856, toiamend and rsSnac
secs. 6 and z, chap.17 70 of the Code, i rela
ton to the jurisdiction of judgesto AWARD
iniunctiOns. 49, ssrss4@s 4f755' ~ 49, r.