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= q, ,i,o ead In etant M consum 'on, VISSIE
~ , .s r.. s Ioirr, Toe- IN the 5h year OF nes
ogc. She leaves daynted husbs nd and Two youne
phiarpr Il, MOURN her irre parable Inss
rTuEENTNG. from her husbands residence on
fsirh' between Henry and Smvth streets. n n
O'Clock The frtrnas and aequa ssssns % ~
family are respectfully invited to atlenu' .,ra,
.o nv Va. on the lath inst, ANNIsE InLiaSE y
and ~ Tia ism inst. NENA BELL CHILDREN ae o.
a. a nf,nmonths. and enc dsr the lnttsr,
s ssU teen months and twcnty-eieht days. t.
A. the residence of Mrs Drake. on Ross , s.ree
st A. NJ R sTH sel o. ri Vile
Of John Yaiil, Esq. late OF London. England
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REMOVAL OF THE CAPITALIST. Louis,
Nov: Pa large meeting Of persons sd favor
held last night. The report Of the COM
mittee appointed at previous meeting was
adopted, embodying petition to the city
council to memorialiZe the Legislature in
favor of the passage of joint resolution
declaring for the removal of the national
capital TO some central point in the Missis-
sippi Valley, and rendering jurisdiction to
the General Government of such territory
us may be required for capital grounds
should it be located in the State of Mis-
souri,. Another meeting will be held next
Monday night. 0...- - ,7..~a ..~. Ill.
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tse.,an fila. tha ss,.,s n; q arl e dsas

lection thai TIA ssIlae DE tassas
In mueI, less tftfie.
/ This tunnel is about lnfie shorter thaI
Che proposed tunnel o9he great national
canal, ON the James. Rassr ana Us anawna
line, through YlrgininS The alfnoal. y
encountered III the Alps. were tar gfessel
than those to be met with I'm the Aiiegnahy
dc The point OF the proposed canai .an ~.
Then. sarssn. there were no shafts TO tne
Mont Gems tunnel, the height OF the noun
tain uniting such aid for eSpediting the
work out Of the question. .e
In the construction Of the canal tunnel
through the lleshany Mr.. LATRoBE thinks
eight shafts may be very easily made, SO
Chat there would be eighteen headings fol
worknien to bore from, instead OF only
two, as in the Mont Gents work, When
xe consider this fact, as well as the adapta.
bility of the Allegheny to expeditions
boring, we may infer that the latter will be
greatly less expensive, and may be com.
pleted, according to Dir. LATRoBE's esti-
mate, in one-sixth of the time required to
complete the former.
This great country ought assuredly not
to hesitate to make this canal tunnel. IT
has nothing formidable in 1t, and its cost
sinks into insigniicance when we consider
the great national commercial and political
advantages it will secure to the country.
It ensures uninterrupted water communl'
cation between the Chesapeake and the
Mississippi and all its tributaries, water
ing the richest land on the earth, Inc
Mont Gents work shows that the opening OF
this grand gate in the Alleghanies between
the East and the West is altogether prac-
ticable and easy undertaking, and the GOV
eminent should not hesitate TO ORDER us
immediate construction.
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TIE CoLoRED RACE.-The following facts
have been obtained at the Census Bureau,
showing q comparison of the censuses OF
1850 and 1870 as to the colored race in the
States named: In 80 counties in Georgia,
1860, $50, 1923; 1870, 39S, 165. Delaware, 81 :
627; 22,220. In IL counties in Kentucky,
1888; 1858. One county in Maryland,
$3.50; 1854. Twenty one counties OF
Texas, 40; 27,756. Fifty-two counties
of Virginia, 272,0S6: 25S, 052. Fourteen
counties of West Virginia, 1,776; 1,347
One county in South Carolina, 49, 1872 49,.
365. District of Columbia, 10,9S3; 30, 1926
Total of 200 counties and District Of Co.
lumbia, 1860, 696, 9O6: 1870. us, 1863.
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Westward, Ho!

We look for encouraging news in the an
nual report of the President Of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Railroad Company. There
has been great deal of vigilance and en-
ergy in the direction Of the work. Its
progress has been very successful. The
tunnels and big fills can only go forward
with a certain amount of force, and there
fore no extra motive power eau hasten their
movements. But the plain line of road-bcd
and the superstructure thereupon may be
pushed ahead by extraordinary activity.
We shall therefore see the western end OF
the road from the Ohio to the big tunnel,
thirty miles beyond the White Sulphur
Springs, In running order much earlier than
the most sanguine Of us could have antici-
pated. OF course the entire line cannot be
finished until the tunnels and fills are COM
plete. But these will be done in time to
fulfil the promise of the company that the
whole line shall be in running order by the
summer of '72! There has been no event
TO defeat this promise, and the company is
ONLY confirmed in its conviction upon
taking hold Of the work.
An immense transportation is reasonably
anticipated by the company, and they will
not be disappointed. But the heavier the
transportation the greater will be the ne.
cessity for the continuation Of the river line
from Clifton Forge to Lynchburg. The
hills Of Rockbridge, Bath, and Augusta
make the grades too sharp for such freight.
as this road will have to carry. r..
Mr.. HUNTINGTON, the President of the
company, who is one Of the most sagaciou'
rs well as enterprising men of these times
is now examining the route between Green
brier river and the Ohio. He journeys on
horseback, and carefully inspects the work
as he goes. He has been vibrating during
the year between the Pacific and the At.
iantic, looking after the great Pacific rail
road, of which he is the ruling genius, ane
taking care OF the interests Of the Chesa
peake and Ohio railroad, whose magnitud,
is such that it absorbs much Of his time ant
attention. He has great faith in It, ant
places It on the platform with the mos
famous lines between the Atlantic and til.
Mississippi. We look for the best result
to Virginia from his liberal and sagaciou
management. "
A most interesting demonstration ha
been made In the West. The certain pros
pect Of the early completion Of the roat
has caused capitalists to enter the exten
siye field OF speculation in the Kanawhs
Valley. The coal lands, and the rich agri
cultural land, as well as the grazing land O
the mountains, are all looked upon witt
more or less desire by those who can fore
zee what world Of enterprise and thrift
there 10 to be In the wonderful Kanswha
Valley. The spectators have not begun,
too soon to prospect. Those who delay
win hereafter regret the fine opportunities
they permitted to slip through their fingers.
The stockholders or the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad hold their annual meeting
to-day In this city. Their road is rapidly
assuming consequence as one Of the first Of
the day, and we confidently expect from
the company q policy suited to Its dignity.
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Mont Cents Tunnel Our Canal.

Tue compilation OF the Mont Cents tun-
nel through the Alps from Italy to France,
in Deeember next, VIII be . great event in
the history OF railrosdsng. This tunnel III
seven and four-dfths miles long, and viii
coat sbout thtrty-fomr millions Of dollars.
It Is ghs longest tunnel in the world, and
has been d labor OF twelve years. ~ hen
first begun IL moved slowly, and was con-
structed With stead ly-increased expedition
~ the mschinery for boring was improved,
Thst s,schlnery hasnow reached such per-
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rrte above houfs being sold out Tor casn, snu
,.,ns a,ahed ~ tie time. enabled Me to buy
pfeat many goods o. startling sacrince' anu a.
Esnd as MUSLIN DELAINEs in inc city At
xs one s BLACK ABPACAs ut 30 as 40, and
! a. Z ,rarti, tislf as much again -,
The best yard-wida laac. RLEAoaED co1 .'''.
e .l sas e nsS;ss III COTTON u
REPS, In ali colors, at 25c.. .s,s.fzt 8
rba yery hest g IMPRESS CI.oTH oniy tVct' 2.
wATERPRooF CLOTH Of o. sold else where ' as
RI AID AID DRESS GOODS s 81 -; E5.i
YERL our, BIARETz a2 y n i
aYENE POPLINs, LUST s,ti r -
sI.syANDRE KID GLOVES at Si,as; ss,y-,, ~
vFIYETEEN, CLo THe, CASHMERE RI 2,
I,OITBLE BRoCH SHAWLS only Ss.7a 80.
WHITE CORDEROY;, .e-..szs;.. I.
ladies, and Gents WoOLLEN SHIRTS and
DRAWERS; ge,.;5y Ill g.-....:l izglt
HOSIERY. HOODS, TICKING, HICKORY 81.
dOITNTERPANFS. FLANNELS; ~ -Et..z
HANDK ERGHIEFs, WHITE GOODS; .taag
plaid Domestics; Linen Shirts Of my own make,
and. In short, everything belonging the dry goods
trade at astonishing low figures. Call and be con-
vinced, before purchasing elsewhere, that Gold
hacks Is the place where You can safely spend
your greenbacks TO best advantage. s,s} - ~.
: - :. -. a. GOLDBACK, ,:
mo q co7 Broad street, between 9Th and It'll.
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MdS1IlsiEs'iiEj,


!. TGREAT sDECLINE In THE
PRICES DFEnrTox9Oo PRICES down
ITaTHE AT LEVY. BR0s's
EThe genuine HEW F0EK MILLS COTTON -
nc. che gthrsue wAaEsUTTA Ct 1sc. Be sure
and gesfhe xxshraas 90 " 10 tbs bsss msnufse.
TIRED. Take No. okhas.s FRUIT Oh rTHEh09A
at issc., ANDRCSCOG1N at 1ssc. These are the
same prices Us arc ssked by fbe adlngdry seods
houses In New York. such as Al. T. Stewart Il Coz,
Arnold. Ccnstable& Coz. Lord b Tayloxs+a and
Lake Il McCreery. We can afford to self them st
New York prices, 80 rs to give our CUSTOMERS the
advantage Of The decline atonce. A redustionin
the prices OF COTTON sHEET1NGs, both ia
blsached and unbieached; also pILLoW-c4SE
COTTON. To get the full I'd vantage of the great
decline In cotton goods, call NJ. =.
/ LEYy BROTHERS.,
h la1S and 1215 Main street.
h Try JOHN CLARK, JR.. q CO.'S SPOOL COZ
TON-the very bestnow in use. no 15
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,ss.,sa.asve ss.rostg tire sscnspell dass'
man ;afs nc home. tho revenue feformeTs
nave increased their forcBtn ability az well
|ssa fIisnuniters. Freeman Clarkeof ibis
State; saeaaeI shellabarssr James meDre ss,
Wilson. Ri Indiana !; Henry Waldron. stof
Michigan, s and other new members, VIII
materially add to che efficient force OF rev.
;ei,e reforrners who are now In Congress
and have been reelected.
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EDWARD A. POLLARD, Eso.-This gentle.
man, who has been seriously Ill in this city
for some weeks, is but little, if any, i'm.
proved in health; and we learn bis friends
design taking him to Philadelphia in the
hope that benefit may be derived from the
advice of eminent physicians Of that city,
LaEuchbnrd Ne1ps. - y. =, y - -. !
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TIE PRESIDENTS MBssAGE.-It is under
stood that the President read his annual
message in its completed form to the CaIi-
net to-day. 1t is stated that the most i'm
portant feature of it is a recommended
to Congress for general amnesty-in other
words, for the removal Of all political disa-
bilities imposed by the fourteenth amend
ment. sss..s4si I u
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~ FLANNELS, FLANNELS, FLAN-
NELS.-Look at our Atwood RED and WHITE
FLANNEL at ESQ.,, worth soc.; superior pure
wool WHITE FLANNEL at aoc worth 4cc.; Z.
TEA WHITE FLANNEL at asc., worth 5oc.; tull
yard-wlde FLANNEL at Soc. worth eoc. at 6oc.,
worthSs7sc..; all qualities Of RED and YELLOW,
and GREY, RED and BLUE TWIbLED FLAN-
NELS; OPERA FLANNELS In all colors also,
sILK-WARP FLANNELS, at
-. LEVY BROTHERS.,
...,. 1918 and 12I5 Main street.
"A trial will convince you that John Clark, Dr.,
& Co.'s SEWING COTTON is the best In use.
n Is 80 ~ - =. ---- -
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!. a. MEETING OF: THE COMMITS.

A T a MEETING OF; THE COMMIS-
N sIONEks appointed under the charter of
the " EST POINT AND ca ESAPE e RAIL-
MOAD COMPANY, held pursuant to notice at
the, banking house OF messrs. Lancaster q Co.,
this 2lst day OF November, 1870, 1t was ordered
that hooks or subscription TO the capital stock Of
SAID company be opened on SATURDAY, the I'D
day Of December, 1870 at the Office Of Msssrs
mond at IL O'Clock NJ, under the direction of
James a. Scott and J. l. Williams ss the seo ONCE
NJ sin street, Richmond, at tbs same time OF the
same day, under the direction of W. B. Isaacs and
Avert Ordvay; and at the Office Of the Richmond
West Point, King william county, Va. on Sat-
urday, the 10th day, OF December, ls7o, at !?
O'Clock NJ. under the direction OF y. +. Harwcod
and wv, ". Gordon. W. b. fSAACE, Chm.
: :L.WILILAMs, isec'y.E no 24--dltsw9t
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h B BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLAN-
KETs.-We have stock Of BLANKETS that
cannot be surpassed. Call and takea look at the
fine BED BLANKETS fall sizesl. CRADLE and
CRIB BLANKETs, GRAY BLANKETa, HORSE
BLANKETS, and LAP BLANKETS, st
+. 5e;sr.a & LEVY BROTHERS.,
1 171s and l2I5 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., & cor SPOOL COT
TON for machine and hand sewing. no IL .
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The water was turned on the reservoir
Monday night. The new pump operated
very vigorously, and the, water, during the
night, overlooked the banks and ran over
into the street. The pumps had to be open
ed to relieve the pressure. hburg
Nesrs.. ~! ss- ~ go 49, .'. -
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CHARLES z. JoyoE, of Alexandria, Va,
has received patent for railway rail-
chair; and William N. Reed, of Arlington,
Va, one for drift-receiving CRATE.
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Tn1a- CHAPPED SKIN. ~

Tm CHAPPED SKIN. ,5 5lt = N
cAAPPED LIPS. .s,,s
-" 4" = A' ~ CHAPPED HANDS,
and all roughness. chatting. and irritation of the
fsE,n EFFECTUALLY CURED. and the skin rem
dered smooth, soft, and white, by MEADE q BA-
RER's
: 30 49,. ANDALUSIAN BALM. ~
II is particularly recommended for ladies and
children. s'..Lz. !. 80 no %
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MT NOVEMBER IA, 1870. .:
- NEW AND ELEGANT CLoAKs,
sBAWLs, LADY FRANKLIN JACKETS &C.,
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
THOs. r. PRICE & co. are receiving, Novem-
her 18th ano 18th, more new and elegant goods tor
winter sales
CLOkKS aud SHAWLS In great variety
Rich BLACK and COL ORED SILKS,
roTTOMANS and EMPRESS every shaoe
TEMPERATURES, mourning and colorea;
p nonble-faced MOHAIRS, CASHMEREs, &c''
sAT,PACAs, IRISH POPLINS
FRENCH POFL1Ns, ......-. \. <.
RLACK vELVETEENS, r.
i, COLORED VELYETEENS,
COLORED PIUSHES, COL0RED SATlNs,
REPS Vicious, POINT LACE SETS, ~
KID GLOYES-Eonc but the best kept;
nj. LACE COLLARS. r.-r
tyALENCIRNNES and POINT LACES, 49,,
BLACK GIMPURE LACES, &C.,
5DELAINEs, TYCOON REPS,
ssHaE EEEFFTIssesss t cSFToSs, rowELIINGs,
Immense supply of beautiful PRINTS at TO-
PnE ~ lS and & 6aESE popLrNs at 90 rs, SOC.
No not think 1t necessary to give prices In an
edyertisement for our goods, az we do not WISH 20
humbug any one, and sensible people can decioe
no IL nearly opposilo pos 0S-oeN.
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1919 MAIN STREET. 1n1
.lOlsl E.i.ys ~ s--.-.sl u 5, 100 .Ul
lOl33

IxoIGI tFr's .sss.a s~n~s-.sf - asE tiiJI1
Il -sssgg DUCKWALLf& RoUss; -
We are opening this day fun line OF
L FALL and WINTER GOODS,
Dry GOODS.
L ~ - sHAWLS and BIANKETs,
MOTIONS and H0:IERY,
GLOVES, &C.,
CASSIMER ES and YEsTIsGs,
which We would call the attention Of tlie public To-
and also 70 the folIosing desirable bargains
FUR6, FURS, FChS, for ladies
|FURs for misses and children, very cheap;
Good aeMSrITCHED HANDKtRCluEFs, 10,
Good ES 4; a1H IF aosE rs. 49, SO and e.-r,y
FRENCH WOVEN coRsETs, ~ slss, $40,
Pure LINN n DAMAsK NAPKINS, o., sLss, sud
EXT. large as affUJdKABAoK TOWELS, ri 20, snd
1o-4 WiHiTE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., q, $3.50,
Hes ave - WHITE rE PgLANKRTs, ss. worth %;
Heavy GRAY BLANKETS, "a and $3.50, worth
WHITE ALL-wooL FLANNEL, all prices
pLA aIf DtopEPA FLANNELs, 50. co. and 7sc:
PLAIN-C0LORED OPERA FLANaEL, 30, 10.
loA BLEaCHED and B RowN sHEETIgGS;
Id BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETINGS;
A full line of BkOWS and BLEACHSBDOMES.
TICS. DUCKWALi. q RoUss.
no22 -.--.. ~ 1913 Main street.
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! @ CARPETS, DRUGGETs, OIL
CLoTHs.-we have now IN store BODY and
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, In
GRAIN, vENITIAN, and HEBfP CARPETS;
FLOOR on-CLOTH, I, II, and yards wide ;
DRUGGET, BAIZE, LINEN, and oIL-CLOTH,
fof covering stair carpets, at .s;.,,s II.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 ana 1sls Main street. !.
The best SEWING COTTON now in market is
JOHN CLARK, JB., & CO.'S. Use no other.
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TOHN n. WOODFIN,
I117 MAIN st X Z L 7,
-. OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
'oo SILKS, PoPLIEs,
CRETOUNES, SATEENa,
PLAID POPLIN and SERGES,
SHAWL SUITS,
and many other new aud desirable Dress Goods,
embracing \ complete assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS, such as
ALPACAS BOMBAZINES,
TAH1ISE, HERISOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS BIARRITZ, f.f
JANUS CLOTHS and MOUSLISS,
to which ! would respectfully solicit an examine
ton.
We call special attention to our large assort-
ment Of CLOAKIEGS In Silk Velvet, Black and
Colored velyeteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakings.
Also, CLOAKS, sHAWLs, and WATER
PROOFS In great variety. -
CLOTHS and CASsIMERTS for boys and
mems wear-a large stock including full line OF
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELS In White, Fed, Yellow, Gray, ana
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL. Plsids snd Solids.
HOUsE-FURNIsHIEG GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels, Napkins White
| and Celored Spreads, Nottingham Lsees for cur
tains, Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Pillow
| Cotton.
| GLOVES, HANDKERCdTEFs.
| HOSIERY, EMBRCIDERIES, LACES
| LACE HANDKERCHIEFSa and COLLARS.
In fact, everything to be found IN nfst-ciass
store, and we cordially Invite an examln a1ioa .!
| all in. wsut IS we are determined to sell as inc
lowest possible figures. uoonprS
/ &C 70 JOHN II. WooDrH w
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CT 600 TO LOAN for two or three
~ t,UCO years, on good city real estate-tn-
-'s...,s :. = e. B. NEWBURN, :.
Real Estate Auctioneer, No. lois Main street.
no % *. .,rE sl..s,, .Eszes} - 4 +
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:n R Y G O; o D; $

|n R g 90 D.
am now Offering great bargains IN desirable
and recently. purchase DRY GOODS. Myttock
Is large and complete In every line, comprising
tie following:
FRENCH snd AMERICAN kssIMERES
GENTLEMEN GOODS for hesry wear,
Large stock OF KENTUCKY JEANS. for youibs'
and mems wear, at very low prices.
DRESS GOODS:
Ny stock in this line is unsurpassed in beauty.
saste, and va ,jety. Beauttfuh DRtSS GOODS AZ
ioths In great variety; s. leDdld assortment OF
Silks, Irish PopIins, Merinos, aid Delaines, al
shades. -,
FLANEELS, BLANKETS, &C.:
Atwood Flsnuels 50 low rs eoc.: White and
CoIored eIauuels, aIi grades: beautiful stock Of
Opera Flanneis. All wishing t. supply the u
selves with Blankets win be benefited by giving
me a call before purchasing.
- STAPLE GOODS:
Cotton Cloth as iowas loc. very good ~ Cot
ton q; le4c. Bed Tick as low as l2ic.-very good
for CSC. !; domestic Gjnghams at all prices.
yl WHITE G0ODe, NOTIONS, &C.:
Table Cloths, Table Damask, Russia DIa-er,
Napkins Doyles &c, as che p =: hey can BE-
serchiefs, Lidies' L. &C. Handkerchief, al!
prices
~ RIBBONS. RIBBONS, RIBBONS:
All shades and Al prices, large as 50 ut
INGS (waer procf) FIR ladies' wear; pure Silk
Velvet warranted all silk. Also, very large and
splendid stock OF -'EEs
,CLoAKS AND sHAWLs. ,.s.is
Having made fresh additions :, my stock Of
the taste of my customers, and offer them at
prices that dsfy competition.
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS:
Nv stock Of GEnT'S WISHING GOODS Is
yery CON plete; gents Flannel Undershirts,
gents Merno Shirts at 81; GENTS Collars, Hand
| kerchiefs, aud Cuffs.
CORDIALLY INVITE THE CBLIC
TO an examination Of my stock. l feel myself
compet TO please, and guar nice perfect Sats-
faction. Give me i cali, and YOU shall NOT 80
AWAY withou. be Dg accommo stet-
f-f JULIUS SYCLE,
no17 9e3 Main street,
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NJ FURS, FURs sHAWLs, sHAWLS.
We have now In store large stock Of FURS OF
every description, ut extremely low prices.
Our stock of PLAID, STRIPED, MERINO,
CASHMERE, BROCHE, PAISLEY, and KNIT
SHAWLS Is large and varied; also, GENTS
SHAWLS In large variety, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
1913 and 1915 Main street.
Everybody who has used John Clark, Jr., & Co.'s
THREAD give It the preference. no 10 .
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LOANS.

II DAMS NEGOTIATED, in sums from
IL $500 to $4,000, on city and su burbsn REAL
ESTATE RICHARDSON & CO,
mo "a 1u 1l13 Main street,
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My COL DBA G ENlsAoh As'
s sRTNgErH FORTH BARgA1Es.

rarruRE gsFHR wHoLEsALE HQIsE On
HAsT4NaHs PEN qgE, jones ONES . 4;
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NE CRACKERS, s, 5sa,.s
10 CRACKERS. ;CAKEss, ob-KEs.
To merchants, dealers and consumers ofc'AkEs
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THANKSGIVING DAY.


= OFFICE OF MAYOR OF RICHMOND, :
r. Nov. 24h, 1870. s.
THANKSGIVING DAY.-Under K au-
4 thority of the Council of Ricbmn nd, all OFF,
GERS and employees Of the city are liberated THIS
DAY from their customary duties. and their
kefs. =. :, -.- j. j. ENGLISH,
II .s. -. * 4 citing Mayor.
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AMUsEMENTS.

DICHMOND THEATRE. - 80.
K DORSEY OGDEN. Director and Manager.
THURSDAY MORNING, NoyEMBER "a, 1870
BY Is. f. .....
MISS LISA WEBER'S
HANDSOME BRITISH BLONDE TRoCfE'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-24

rbe above lioure being sold out for cash, ana
,.,ns anahed ~ tie fime. enabled me TO 6uy
srs,t MANY goods at startling sacr1nce, ana W.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1870-08-16

Port bark Mariana /, Santos, was loading at Lis
bon 2Tih ult. for Philadelphia, with quick despatch.
Bark Hchamyl, Dix, hence Tor Konigsberg in the
Sound, ElHnOre, 2bt0 ult
Bark III. u. Brookman, Swain, from Gene for PHI
ladelphla, IN the Sound, Eisinore, P1th uit.
Bark Maria, Webster, for Philadelphia sailed from
Gloucester, kng., 90th nit.
Bark Princess Alice, Hilton, for Philadelphia, sid
from Newport, Eng, 3sth ult.
Brig Jose A. Devereux, Clark, for Philadelphia,
cleared at Liverpool lst inst.
Brig Proteus, Hall, hence for Havana, was spoken
9Th inst, lat 20 80, long. 20 90
Brig George GIchrist, hence, at Boston l4th lost.
Schr Mary A, Tyler, Tyler, for Philadelphia, sid
from Providence 18th inst.
schr J. Hewitt, Foster, hence for Providence,
at New York 14th inst
Schr Early Bird, Rogers, for Philadelphia, cleared
at Pensacola 90th ult
Schr Cloud Seaman, from Trenton, at New Bed
ford 18th inst.
schr Mary Riley, Riley, hence at Savannah 18th
instant.
scnr ]. N. Fitzpatrick, Smith, for Phil idelphia,
went 10 sea from Charleston 12th inst.
Schrs Sarah Clark, Griffin, from Fall River; Night
ingale, Beehe from Provd sDce; and Joseph Porter,
Bur noughs, from New London, all for Philadelphia,
at New York 14th inst.
Schrs G. S. Watson Adams, and Emma NJ. Fox,
Case, hence, az Nantucket 9th inst.
Schr j. b. Allen, Case, hence, at Nantucket llth
Instant
Schr Maggie Mcneil, Cramer, for Philadelphia,
cleared at MatanZas stn inst
Schls Archer Reeves, Grace; c. G. Morris, Wal
lace; D. V. Streaker, VaDgilder; NJ. r. Hudson.
Moore; and T. g. Booz, Somer5, hence, at Boston
l3tk inst
Schr Abbott Lawrence, Mayo, for Philadelphia
sailed from Woods Hole 18th inst.
Scbr Joseph Hay, Hathaway, from Wareham for
Philadelphia st New Bedford 18Th inst
Nor. schr Balab, karsens, for Philadelphia, sailed
from Havana 7th inst