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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

POLICE CoURT-Justice j. j. White pre-.
siding.-Charles Jones (colored), charged
with assaulting and treSpas>ing on the pre-
misses Of Solomon Johnson. From the evil
dcnce it appeared that Jones was u
" "buttist." He broke Solomon's window
in, and Solomon went after him to get him
to compensate him, and "cy, he did So,
Charles took turn roun', and hauled off
and give him very severe butt. He said
he could out-butt any man in de world" lie
was fined s5 for his butting operations.
Charlotte Coles (colorcd), was charged
with stealing d lot Of leaf tobacco from
Joseph G. Dill, and Henry s lien (colored),
was charged with receiving the same: Henry
gave an account of the finding of the to-
bacco by "de pertectivcs," and said that
Charlotte had given him n small piece of
tobacco. He was discharged, and Charlotte
was sent on.
Margaret Smith and Jim Wingtield (co-
lored), charged with Using obscene language
on tie street, were fined - each, and COM
mitted in default. -,
Julia Jackson (colored), charged with
using obscene and indecent language on the
street, was fined IS, and committed i'll de-
fault.
The continued case of Willie Ann Scott
(colored), charged with unlawfully retain
ing possession OF the child Of Sarah Morris,
was called and dismissed.
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SKATING AT ST. ALBAN's HALL.-There is
no truth whatever in the report circulated
in the city of the closing Of this delightful
place of amusement. The proprietors are
building spacious rink on 9Th, between
Franklin and Grace streets, but until it is
finished there will be skating at St. AIban's,
as advertised in the daily papers and due
notice will be given of any change of place
and time.
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Husr1NGs CoURT-Judge Gmgon pre-
sidlW.-The following cases were tried be-
fore Judge Guigon yesterday
Henry Richardson, indicted for petit
larceny, found guilty ninety days in Jail
ut hard labor.
Jesse Rogers, petit larceny, guilty one
week in Jail.
A. L. Lowe, assault and battery; ac-
quilted.
William Hope, assault and battery; fined
$40, and sent to the chain-g gang for SIX
months.
David Jones Oregon HilD, assault and
battery. The jury failed to agree, and adj
iourned to meet to-day at II O'Clock.
The grand jury will meet to-day at II
O'Clock.
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INTERESTING TO BoARD1NG-HoUsE KEEP.
ERs.-In case before the Police Justice on
yesterday morning, in which it appeared
that landlord held boarder's furniture
for board, the Justice decided that tavern
keeper had no lien upon the effects Of
boarders, though be did have lien upon
the effects of traoellers, to ensure compen.
satiOn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

HYMEN1AL.--Last evening our popular
young friend Mr.. James G. Puckett, agent
for Messrs. Noah Walker & Co., was united
in the holy bonds of wedlock to Miss Lizzie
Morrow, at the Broad-street Methodist
Church, by Rev. DR.. Burrows. We, to-
gether with large number Of others, wish
him that happiness and prosperity in life
which he so well deserves.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

Coz TIIE OLD RELIABLE.-REES & Co have
the instruments, facilities, and artists here TO do
photography Of every kind in the most finished
styles. They do not have to send their work North
to have 1t retouchcd done over, as Inferior cs-
tlblishments do and all who oeal with them. be-
sides being satisfied with the excellence OF what
they receive, are also grAtlted to know that they
are encouraging home enterprise.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

LECTURE BY Hon. S. S. Cox.-The first
lecture OF the Young Mems Christian Asso-
ciation course will be delivered on Friday
evening by Hon. s. S. Cox, Of New York.
Mr.. Cox is shrewd observer, vigorous
thinker, and, expressing bis thoughts in a
acquired considerable fame, not only as q
statesman, but as an author and lecturer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

COUGHS AND COLDS ARE OFTEN OVER
LOOKED. 4 continuance fer any length OF time
causes irritation CT the lungs some chronic
throat disease. "Rrown's Bronchial Trocces''
are offered with the fullest confidence In their eff
fcacy, giving almost invariably sure and imme-
dlate relief
Owing to the good reputation and popularity OF
the Trochcs many worthless and cheap limitations
are offered which are good for nothing. Be sure
to obtain the true Browns Bronchial Troches.''
81 Il rh,ro
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Mr. Ddries, Lee Gallery.

NOwLAN 4 Co., jewelers., are receiving mag
piicent new fall styles Of ali the choice patterns
OF fine jewelry. Sets of amethyst, coral, pearls
diamonds new patterns medalions, neck chains,
Leontine and opera chains, glove bards. handker-
chief holders, diamond rings, and superb new Sill
yer fer bridal presents, at corner Main and Tenlh
cfr rna,c
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

COLLECTION FOR MALE ORPHAN ASYLUM.
The Male Orphan Asylum, well-known
and established charity, again presents its
claims before our people. Dir. Royal w.
Figg, its agent, commences the annual col
lection to-day, and will call upon persons
generally, and especially upon all regular
subscribers, for contributions in aid of the
cause.
The Asylum has lately been removed from
its old location on Baker street to the new
buildings at Harvie, pleasant west-end su-
burb. This removal, and repairs to the
buildings now occupied, involved an outlay
of some 81, 200, and consequently a larger
subscription than usual is desired this year.
We most heartily endorse this charity,
now as in former years, and hope that the
collector may be abundantly successful IN
his calls
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CANAL OPEN TO NEWEEE2MIh
" CANTON.-On the 10Th our !a-.sss5assssslsSssa39
PACK ETS will resume the Id sche,lule Is. s.ylpg
Richmond on MONDAYS, WEDNESDAis. and
FRIDAYS at S =. n. RetuI ming, arrive In Rich
mOnd on WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and SUM-
DAYS at the old hours A. NJ
As the repairs to the canal progresses notice
will be givcn through the papers.
Below see card OF time OF arrivals at fnteIme-
dat. distances "a
Lave Richmond at S p. NJ, and arrive ut Mana
kintown at 2. ": Jutes Ferry at lCt +. Mi
Beaver Dam at III 2. NJ; MichauT y ssrry ~ ~
a. NJ; Pemberton at 4! A. NJ; Columbia At a.
d.; New Canton ut 81 a. NJ.
Leave New Canton at | =. NJ, and arrive at GO
lumbia at 81 p. NJ; Pemberton ut tsP: NJ; Jeftr-
son ut s Z. NJ: Cedar Point ut l0 =. NJ: Michag1
Ferry ct lot u. NJ; Beaver Dam At IL +; Nh
Jude's Ferry 1T 12 r. NJ; Minakintown ut "a A.
M.; Richmond at . a. NJ. ass ,,,. -
no l2-lw X. EDhSSD'
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A SUCCESSFUL CANDIDATE SoLD.-One OF
the successful candidates in the recent cam
paign won a hat on the result. A dislnter-
csted friend was to choose the hat, by the
agreement of both parties. The friend
went to hat store and purchased three
cent straw hat, and shortly afterwards a
bill came in for two dollar and i half hat.
The straw hat was returned, and three
cents on the amount charged for the other
hat paid, the chooser Of the hat having de-
cided that that was the sum to be paid for
it. There are two dollars and forty-seTen
cents due by the successful candidate,
which he is respectfully requested to walk
forward and settle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

PRESBYTERIAN SUSDAY-scHooL CoNyES-
T1oN.-A convention composed of Presby-
terian pastors, elders, Sunday school super
intendents, and teachers, will be held i'll the
First Church (aev. Mr.. Preston's), OF this
city, on next tuesday evening. This con-
yention Is called by the Presbytery of East
Hanover, and will be conducted by The
Presbyterial COMMITTEE on Sunday Schools.
1t will be opened by a sermon at the time
mentioned, and the sessions will be con-
tinued two days.
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A sH1pwRECz ON DRY LAND.-On Tues
day afternoon wagon containing four old
sea-captains started from the Sugar Refinery
landing at Rockets on a cruise up Dock
street. The lock gates bearing nor'west,
they took a sudden squall, and before canvas
could be shortened the tiller broke, throw
ing the helmsman oyerboard-on pile OF
rocks. The wagon, having lost its steerage..
way, took sudden sheer to larboard and
run aground Gnto fence), and threw the
remainder of the crew into the breakers.
We are happy to state that none Of the
party met with any mishap other, than
several scratches and bruises. The old sea-
dogs gathered themselves up, and concluded
to finish the cruise on foot, being fully I'M
pressed that, while they could handle
vessel in a squall, they were not up TO the
management of anything on wheels.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

IL. ELLYsoN 4 co. viii insert advertisementsir
he principal newspspersin In Virginia, North Caro-
ina, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pRt-
ishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this ofices
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CLEARED.-The Norwegian brig Eigil, 293
tons, Capt. T. o. Larsen, cleared yesterday
for Rio de Janeiro by the Gallego Mills Man
ufacturing Company. Her cargo consisted
OF ?, 430 barrels flour.
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2irhmond Glispatth.
II. 1870.

THE CIECUIATION OF TRE DI, PATCH
IS LARGER THAN TIE CONFINED CIR
CULATIoS OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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TDGAR'S STRUGGLE,
STORY FOR CHILDREN,
Beautifully illustrated by Richmond artist, AID
by Richmond author. Price, Is cents. . s,s
SUNDAY SCHOOL TICKETS, red and blue, 7s Z
cents per thousand.
CARDS WITH TEN COMMANDMENTS, !.
LORDS PRAYER, &C., for Sunday Schools el.so 2
per hundred. ANY of the above permail postpa
on receipt Of retail price.
MCCARTHY & ELLYsON,
no -Tu, IS o1s Maid street.
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.HENRICo COUNTY CoUET-THE BUTCHERS
CAsE.-In this court on yesterday the case
against the butchers was called up. The
facts Of the case are about as follows The
defendants. some twenty-six in number,
are charged with violating the law every
time they leave the county to 60 in search
of stock to supply their customers. They
contend that they cannot get along without
adopting this expedient, and that the exi-
gencies of their trade will not permit their
waiting for cattle, &C., to be brought to
them. On the other hand, parties in the
interest Of the Commonwealth sayfthat the
butchers must get license to go into every
county to buy, and that unless they do so
they violate the law and are liable to fine,
and costs besides, in every instance.
On the meeting of the court yesterday
Judge Minor gave the following instruc-
tions to the jury:
off the jury shall believe from the evil
dencc that the defendant at different times
between the 10Th day Of April, 1867, and
the date of the finding of this presentment,
did buy in the county Of Henrico, or in any
part thereof even though such part should
be the place fixed by statute for the erec-
ton Of the public scales, and nowhere else,
cattle, or sheep, or hogs, not for his own
use or for the use Of his family, but to be
killed and sold for human food-whether
he bought the same from duly licensed cat
tie brokers, and from no one else, or not
and that the defendant had no license to
canvass said county under the provisions
of the act passed 10th April, 1867, then they
should find the defendant guilty under the
first count Of the presentment."
Under these Instructions the jury found
the defendant guilty, and assessed his fine
at $40.
This case was made test case, and OF
course the others had to abide this decision,
hut we learn that a compromise has been
proposed, which, if accepted, will stoI
all further proceedings in the case.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

The Galaxy for December, with con-
tinuaton Of that interesting story, "Lady
Judith" and o portrait of the author, JUS
tin Mccarthy, Is at hand Fl ON Euyson Il
naylOr
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DENoREsT's FASHION Book FOR DECEMBER.
This popular fashion book, with supple
ment containing Mad. Demorest's mammoth
bulletin Of fashions, received from Ellyson
s. Tay lor's, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

My DEAR SIR,-Accept my thanks for the pho
tographs you sent to me. My friends have pro-
nOunccd the likeness in both 10 be very good.
With my kindest remembrance Of our long asso.
cistion, and earnest wishes for your welfare and
happiness, am,
Very truly, your friend,
JEFFERSON DAVIS.
ifr. Ddries, Lee Gallery.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

CUSTOM WORK.-If You want irst-quality
suit, made out Of the very best cloths, we'll cut,
aud well made, give +. b. SPENCE & SON call.
They arc at the old corner, iath and Main streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

THE best way to prevent the wear OF carpets is
to underlay them with old papers. They may be
procured at the Dispatch counting-room for 10
cents peT hundred
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AMESEMENTS
ROLLER SKATING
AT ST. ALBAN'S HALL,
Corner Third nnd Main streets,

Until firther notice .he time for the SKATISG
ASSEMBLIES at the above Hall will be MON
DAY, WEDNESDAY,, and THURSDAY alter
noons at o'clock, and TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SATURDAY NIGHTS at o'clock. -,
EVERY MORNING at 10 O'Clock -ENCLU-
BE ND will be In attend nee ut every night
Assembly,
This heal hful and fascinating exercise should
be witnessed 10 be appreciated. s.Ef.. no 10
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SCHOOL CIRCULARs.-Alk kinds OF school clrcu
lars, reports &C., executed at the Dispatch once
rs cheap as the cheapest.
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CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes,
with your card printed on them, Tor only u PEI
thousand, at DISPATCH PRINTING-HoUSE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

Why suffer with the cold when one dollar Will
buy heavy merino undct shirt from +. b. SPENCE
SOM
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posr-OFFIcE NOVEMBER
16TH.-Mr. Traylor, Richmond two let
terS, no address.
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Errk RENT, a large and comfortable e..
1 i.plS ia HMvir camp Grant, with I'll
alsH Il a. RI aCrlS Of - uuI attach Il. POSSE
.tou given it once, and yea. bow 10 4 good cnant,
Agul, al Dr. PAnkEE'S office,
~. -, rnrnnr alLL and Caniinl strc.ls.
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Warrock's Edition of Richardson's Almanac,
1871, wholesale and retail, ut ELLfsoN iAf-
LoR,s, 1lls Main street.
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EXCELLENT in quality, well made, and mode
rate in price are those business suits at Z. b..
SPENCE Il SONS, 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

JOHN MORTON, FLORIST, corner Of Main and
Reservoir etreets, will give special attention to
wedding and party decorations Of natural flowers.
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OK RES 1.

yrDE KENT. ONE rF TIE MOST So
[ ,H2ahic COT NTET RESIDE NutS near III
,.r.. viii customary uut hui1l. - and 80 I
q ..r 81 sUpc,inr l,n'l, irriu .trr laruc glr':"n
.. lEr iriN uf huC fruit. l." sos ion given i'm.
a.'s..,ty. Rent {" commence - 'Hu%rs iI"At.
- . IL k!F'!AELS y.
~.f.rto We 'LINGToS G"pnlS, i.
a...- tgfiSSnlt*
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ErOE RENT. Two LARGE AND a.
! on. >MiAL EO. VI, ~ the same n"ur, a..
a.'h "a ami water: wIIhin half :'u'rc OF thr
iI.Itui. HILL 60 DIN.
rr Is--H, No. Hos \; am street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

J'uR RENT, y small FRAME TENE- o.
Z "E\I Ira berry strc.t, h.t"c>a CG:u FL
'..Isna and Beverly, nos vartut.
j. VI rlLCHE2,
a Nal Gary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

EInE RENT. TWO ROOMS on -
J second A"or. and BITCHES ROOM. 81
Apiiy Il, northeast corner q: slh ana tuNu
stIcrts. ltN
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U7oR CHARLESTON, S. C.-cUR- 1T
T. hIE& cos IINE.-The fact sailing %fTN
schooner LILLIAH, GRIFFIN master, h,v-.Es.ss
Ing the l4rgcr portion OF her cargo eaRaged. VIII
have quick dispatch for balance of freignt. APP
ply u CURRlE Co, re.
no li-3m corner Of 18th and Cary streets. - =
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T1HE FIRM OF MARSH s. POLLOCK

NO LONGER EXISTs..
JOHN MARSH has taken the store No. S23
Main street, near the Spotswood Hotel, where hs
is now 10 be found. He has MUSIC from all
catalogues In the United States, and Of the most
populsr and standard music Of ,hc day, consist
ing Of SONGS, BALLADS, DUETS, CHORUS
ES, QUARTETTEs. &C, together with . ane
assortment Of MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS a
call from, his former pssrons and the pualte Is
solicited. JOHN MAhSH,
no1s-m $40 Main street.
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States, with which no other railway route
between the same points could reasonably
hope to compete. The consequent increase
Of the business and revenues Of this company
from the transportation OF freights (espe-
cially of the less cumbrous and more yalu-
able kinds), as we'll as of passengers, 1t is
difficult to estimate, and may well exceed
any calculations which can now be pru-
IDENTIFY made. Constituting portion of the
main artery of railway communication be-
tween New York, the commercial metropo"
Lis, and Washington, the political metropo-
lis Of the country, and all the Southern,
Atlantic, and some of the Gulf States, any
estimate now made of the tide of trade and
travel which, with the revived prosperity of
the country, must hereafter flow through
1t, might then well appear short-sighted and
inadequate.
"The present condition of the roadway,
equipment, and other property Of the COM
pany, will appear more fully in the reports
Of the General Superintendent and OF the
examining committee of stockholders, and
will compare favorably, it is believed, with
what it has been at any previous time."
In conclusion, the President commends
the officers and agents of the company for
their fidelity, zeal, and efficiency in its SER
vice.
No other business was transacted after
the reading of the report except the re-
election of the old officers of the company.
The meeting then adjourned sine die.
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LOST, sTRAYED, &c.


T OST, on the 4th or 9Th instant, at the
IL Exchange Hotel or on the Chesaps. ke and
LOCKEF, containing the miniature portrait Of
young gentleman. The finder Will be libTaily
OF the Richmond, Fredericksburg ana Potomac
Railroad, corner or Broad and sth strests. Rish-
mond zEs no 1877
r OsT, one SIX PER CENT. BOND
i Of the city Of Richmond for eixteen hundred
dollars, issued 10 Julia Lie and Mary ee on tue
10th of November 1se3 and dne the 1st Of Janu-
ary 1870; for the renewal OF which application
will oe made TO the Auditor Of the city. ~
MARTHA -. LEE,
jy 2s -Th3m guardian OF julia aud Mary ee.
r OST OR MISLAID, on Saturday, Soy.
INGs. whole leI. No. g. Any one finding the same
win be literally rewarded by leaylng them with
Messrs Meade ( Baker, or u. l.. Williams. Main
street. foo le-lw*l R0BhRI MAfks..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

T ECTURE.--The first lecture Of the
IL Course befO'e the Jung Nen's Christian
Association will be delivered by the Hon. :. y.
cox, Of New York, FIR DAY EVENING NEXT,
18th instant, at O'Clock. <t.s
Members Of the Association can procure season
ti" ke,s bg calling a. the rooms i, -
Tickets or admission. FIFTY CEHTS; for sale
a. th.s DIR ug and bookstores, and at the door.
p. S.-Pisc- OF Lecture Tlu be announced In to-
morrow's papers no LIT
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1'OK RENT, TENEMENT on south Ga
L scc ~ iuk, between 9th and 10Th streets, sS.l
s-Gt east oI Grrt's, containing twelve roo ms, Gel
Tar, watrr-cI0scts, bath roUlIs, &c. Possession
MI. n j l. AprFRSON. Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

NOR RENT, Il DESIRABLE ROOM, 81
l "n IHlr! floor, In Icn"mclt AZ the cornc: A,l
- Bank aud nth streets, suitable Tor en- Office or
l!.Ia.-ru. III. Possess. on 1T oI"c. Apply to
Hu 1t, j. l.. aPs ERSIh, Agent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

E'rR RENT, \ NEW FUUR-STORY O.
4 HhLEk HJUSE, corner Of 18Th and Mar I'll
s'rll -tsU,ts 7 he location Is Cne Of h best /
a. rl;v. The house is clean and IN perfect orcer.
win all m"Gc improvements hot and Id b ur;
Vts tr"@guugt tlic premises. The house has twelve
oin> III" Kitchen has six raUInh witb cooking
ft' -e. Apply 4; 80. iol corner Of llth and Mar
t,.al! streets. no II Tvs
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LOR RENT or SALE, FINE, Sa
L LARGE DWELLING, centrally located Ill
~ modern Improvements, stable and carr i;tse-
q C-.: all in comp plcte order. Apply 10
no lJ-Gt j. l., APfEitSJN, gent.
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LECTURES.

OFFICE BOARD OF FDJcATsoE.l
RICHMOND, Nov. lG 1876
M A. NEWELL, ESQ.,, Superintendent
W. OF Pcblic lnetruction fu the State OF Mary.
and w. r. CHEEKY, ESQ, Superintendent OF
City schools, Baltimore, Will deliver arsfrsses on
"FREE-SCHoOL EDUCATIDn" in the Halof
the House Of Gelc2 rates on FRIDAY EVENING,
September 18th, ATS o. clock Il. q. ttsr.
= -, r. BIyFORD,
M II Of Sunt Of Schools nal Sec rf HD8yd.
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w hNIED, To LEASE for ono year,
W With th" privilege Of rcn wing The lease for
.g, yr,g., = FIEST-CLkS> STA Nd for = CoIh
TN II. Re, on Tie railroad ur can. j. apply TO
T.. I. MORRIS, Gotham Depot,
-a.-sm Auenarle county, Va.
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HCE-CREAM, JELLY, &c.
SHIPPING.

EOR NEW YORK.-The OldSf-lsn@,
E Dominion Steamship Company t1sssssssSssssss ~
elegant sde-wheel steamship oARhfEola, Cap
tain COUCH. will leave her wharf At Rockets on
SATURDAY. November 10Th, ut 10 O'cl1ck A. ~.
Freight received until O'Clock A. Nj. Fare, al?:
steerage SO; round-trip tickete, $2U. For freight
or passage apply to
no L. &c No. Governor street.
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N 0NUMENTT TO LEE IN RICHMOND.

M GNUMEAT TO LEE | y RICHMOND.
t'I II 10 propo Z that the fourth Sabbath I'm No
N.inttT iN"v"u''r :7.hl hc observed as u memo
fla! day OF h~u'rdl 60 throughout lie soulh aud
iiidt every cong 2a;t,.n iCl,ristidn and Hebrew
Sl'.Eia maxi ear fn*' iruions Tor the nunum, mt
-" taat GAY. Cltr;yllcn are respectfully requested
!" h"tiN their copgr gallons al this pre- posa take
~ ''i- lions, and remit ttcIr contributions to
h!hS = =. RANDOLPH. Secretary of the Ladies,
,,'c A"nuAnent Committee, Box s3s, Richmond,
Virginia. MHS. WM u. NACFAEi.AhU.
Mas. q. ". RASUOLPa,
Mrs. JAMES Lyons,
MRS. WM. BROWN,
Miss NJ tEOLAS.
southern preGs please copy. oc o5-1mA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-17

TOR PHILADELPHIA.-eSfk
L Steamer SALVQR, Capt. HERISG. ssuseGaS
viii receive freight for the above port ILL IA u.s.
DAY, the l7lh instant, at o'clock. Freight taken
any other route. also. for Norfolk at moderate
rates. Passage to Philadelphia, including meals
w. p PORTER, Agent,
No IN gt No. 2do5 Dock street.