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AAirl,ntond ntspatrh
$50 -
Tn,Ynsp<y NOVEMBER 10. 1870.
rne CITY Elections.

.,,s .;,y the Conservative party gained
,.;,,nrv which was most timely and erat
wing. The period is critical. Inc creel,
and the Improvement OF the city dc1nsho
r. ,h,, e,nc.fon of men who are not oniy capa'
,,s lint who represent the solvent and re-
s.nnsible part of the community. The
,.,s;obt Of responsibility that rests upon men
- stoua in s,ch relation to the public Is
.,.ono c,,arsntec for the faithful, prudent,
and energetic performance OF linear CURES =,
while capitalists and business men put al
tho more faith In = government that tnus
s,.nds for the solid part Of the community
Wehail the result. therefore, as especially
satisfactory at this critical period IN the
c,ty,s history. Mr.. KELLEY, tho Mayor
elect. Is lawyer, man OF talents. ana q
MON of great industry and activity. he
u,i,l devote himself jealousy to the public
;,,.rest. The other gentlemen elected will
discharge their duties faithfully, we are
sure.
Tbcre had been some discord and heart
burning growing ont of the primary cleo
t;ons OF nominees for the Conservatives ut
the last city election, and out of other mat
tiers that need not be named now; but
these troubles were calmed into harmony
and union by the excellent spirit of many
prominent gentlemen and the proper dis
position OF the people. The disagreements
we're threatening-the combination of the
different segments upon the Conservative
ticket for the good Of the city, was every
way -creditable and noble, and gives re-
newed assurance Of the fortitude. good
faith, and public devotion of the people OF
Richmond.
The victory we have gained is both
gratifying and encouraging. We shall be
ready to do a great deal better at the next
city election. - .
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Raging and Threatening.

The RAIDS are terribly enraged at the result
of the election in this city. The Journal
pours out the walls Of it's wrath as the best
consolation which it can impart to its read
ers. "Bitter words" indeed are they. 1t
Ia great wrong that these people have done
the men who are trying to take possession
OF the public places, and to rule q commu-
nifty which they have tried in every way to
Cypress. It is 4 great wrong, indeed, to
reject these intrusive adventures who com.
mand neither the respect nor the conf
dence OF those whose money they want to
handle, and whose affairs they want to con-
trel. Hard indeed is it thus to repudiate
incompetent and untrustworthy persons
whose brother partisans have stolen the
money of the State by the hundred thou
sand dollars.
We don't wonder at the bitterness of the
Journal, nor the sad disappointment of its
conductor, now failing in the effort to get
into office for the fifth or sixth time-havins
knocked in vain ut the custom-house, and
Congress, his own people repudiating him
and compelling him afterwards to support
his bitter enemy, PORTER.
1t is good to read the Journals Just in
dignstion on these things.
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yDRY ssooDss
nUCKWALL & ROUss,
. M .asa MAIN STREET.


Just received 5000 worth Of AUCTION bAh AZ.
GAINS embracing almost every variety OF UH
GOODS and MOTIONS. p
These goods mtiss All be sold, and sold ~ ONCE
Embracing the greatest bargains we have ever
offered to the public. -.
Don't ask what we have got. We have got every
thing you want, and ut prices that Will astoinsh
all.
l 600 wards of beautiful PLAIDS aoc worth aoc.'
Beautiful BADEN CLOTH, for Indies suits, at
s0c !; very cheap at 5oc.,
l. 900 wards BUFFALO BLACK bLPACA9;
BLANKETS,
BLANKETS, 81.
BLANKETS,
ut less than factory prices. We are smothered )h
BLAEkETS. Come and take them away :,
Beautiful SLID and PLAID OPERA fLAN-
Elegant SHEPHERD PLAID sHAWLs at q,
Best quality VELyaTEES, 81 cheap 4. ~; YIN
Full line BLACK and c. LORED VELVET
RIBBONS. st half price, =
RBBOEs, NIL widths, cheaper than Tee coss OF
500 T.ADIEs' and MISSES BATS, from IS to &c.;
less than half price,
FURS and ASiRRKs Ms. g..
5, 600 yards ASSORTED PRINTS-h handsome,
5, 900 yar d. BILE CHED and BROWN DUMEST-
les at factory prices, a@Ss So n
FLOOR OIL-cLO I'll. .... .t.r...'e no
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TOHN n. WOODFIN,
1EI7 MAIN STREE TT,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.

am now receiving, in addition to my large
stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, .s..
SILKS, POpLINS, ...l..-
CRGTOUNES, SATEENs,
PLAID POpLIN and SERGES,
SHAWL SUITS,
aud many other new and desirable Dress Goods,
embracing Complete assortment Of MOURNING
GOODS, such as
.s ALPACAS, BOMBAZTNES.
TA9fISE, MERINOS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS, BIARRITZ, f.
JANUS CLOTHS aud MOUSLINS,
to which l would respectfully solicit al examina-
tion. ...g
We call special attention to our large assort-
ment OF CLUAkINGS in Silk Velvet, Black and
Colored Velyeteeus, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloaktlgs III,
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, Red, Yellow, Gray, and
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Plaids and Solids.
HOUSE-FURNIoHING GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oll-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads Nottingham Laces for cur
tains, Blcached and Brown Sheetin9s and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES. HANDKERCHIEFS,
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
LACE HANDKERCHlEFS and COLLARS.
In fact. everything to be found In a flrst-cass
store, and we cordially invite an examip ttion by
all In waot as we are determined to sell ct the
lowest possible figures.
&C 90 JOHN Il. WOODFIN.
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~ SECOND OPENING OF FALL
..- DRY GOODS.

am now opening NEW STYLES OF DRESS
GOODS Just out, consisting in part OF
EPINGLAIS, yANDYKE, VELOURs, -.
LAINAGFS, SEDANs; E...--.
EMPRESS CLOTHS In al colors;
BOMBALIMETEE, entirely new;
REPS, PLAIDS, DELA1NES, &c.
The celebrated BUFFALO, BEAVER, and
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAS;
BLACK SILKS;
CLOAKs, BROCHE and other SHAWLs;
RURNOES,
Handsome BALMORAL SKIRTS at only aoc.;
Good LINSEYS at 1e3c.;
The best DOMESTIC GOODS In the city for the
money;
lo-4 COUNTERPANES at S175;
ALL-WOOL FLANNEL at 2oc.;
LADIES' HANDKERCHIEFS at &C.;
GOLD-EYED NEEDLES at Sc;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at 2oc.;
Laces, Embroideries, White Goods; India-Rub-
Der Cloth for infants Towels. Ladies' and Gents
Wooden and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets,
Swisses Tarlatan g.. Waterproof Cloth only 81 !;
shawl Suiting White Corduroy, Velvet and Vel
yeteens Hosiery, Gloves, Collars, Notions, and In
short, everything found In Arst-class dry goods
house. at prices which l will warrant to please
every one. A. GOLDBACK,
GOT Broad street, between 9th and 7th.
RYIAND II. NoRyELL, formerly with /. Sycles {;
W. II. CARDozo. Of Powhatan, late at the CALI
fornia Store; 0. F. KAMMAN, Miss ALICE HAIR
pEs1Y, and - SHEFFIELD, are with me, anu
would be glad to be favored with call from thefr
friends and the public.
oc25 A. GOLDBACk, sO7 Broad street.
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General Assembly of Virginia.
WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9, 1870.

WEDNESDAY, Nov. 9, 1870.
SENATE.
The Senate met at ~ nj. to-day-President
MARYE in the chair.
A message was received from the House
of Delegates to the effect that that body
had disagreed to the joint resolution of the
Senate requesting the Governor to return
Senate bill No. III, called the "road BILL"
and that they had agreed to the resolution
requesting the Executive to return the bill
in relation to fences and the protection of
crops.
JOINT RESOLUTION.
On motion of Mr.. WADDELL, joint reso-
luton was adopted requiring the librarian
to deposit in the Office of the Attorney
General volume of each of the Virginia
Reports and volume Of the acts passedby
the General Assembly at each session, Of
which there are duplicate copies in the
state library, and requiring the Attorney.
General to receipt for same.
The Senate then took a recess until 1915
P. NJ, when the PRESIDENT resumed the
chair, and announced the following Few.
MESSAGE FROM The GOVERNOR:
"CoMMONwEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
EXECUTIVE CHAMBER,
RICHMOND, Nov. 8, 1870.
To the Senate Of Virginia:
In compliance with the joint resolution
this day adopted by the General Assembly,
return herewith to the Senate the bill en-
titled An act to amend and reenact secs.
/ and of the act entitled an act relating to
fences, and for the protection of crops
passed January 26, 1866. s......
GILBERT &. WALKER"
FENCES AND PROTECTION OF CROPS.
The bill referred to in the above message
was then taken up, and, on motion of Mr..
HERNDoN, was laid on the table.
on motion, the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow at II NJ.
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.assssa,s .AE. a0Esgass.


MTTO THE MARTYRS OF LIVER
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tie wonderful medical
uroperttes which have rendered HosrETTEhs''ss
sr0MAGH BITTERs preeemineut among the
bealth-restoring reparationsof the sge, its anti
b,,,ous virtues are not the least remarkable. No
words .cau do Justice to itiinarEsIou5 effect upon
the diseased liver. Perhaps the simple words Of
. .vafesce,,t euferer. who describes 1t M 'sgoing
rut TO The spot, tell the story as clearly as may
he It does 20 right to the spot. 1t operates
DIRECTLY upon the disordered organ, and whether
uuduly active or In state Of paralysis, restores 1t
to a condition or health. The sickness OF the
stomach. pain between the shoulders and In The
ri,ht side, yellow Euffusion of the skin, costive
ness. drowsiEess and lanRuor, dimness OF sight,
collie, palpltatIon of the heart d'y cough, low
fever, and othe- symptoms which indicate The
serions phases Of ACUTE AND CHRONIC LIF-
Eg COMPLAINT, are one and all promptly re-
lteved, and finally removed, by the action OF this
famous preparation, which Is ut once the best OF
correctives tie gentlest aud Taost genial OF ape
rtents, an infalfibe regulator, ard powerful re-
storative Persons OF bilious habit, who use the
BITTERs as protective medicine, will never
suffer the pains and penalties of liver disease or
bilious remittent fever. no D. eodtw&wlt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

STowELL, the gentleman who is elected to
Congress from the Halifax Dist let, was
formerly an agent of the Freedmen's Blu.
reau, in which situation he ingratiated
himself into favor with the negroes, a.
nearly all the cunning agents of that insti-
tuition did, with a view to some office in
Virginia. He was lately revenue officer
of the Federal Government, located in Ches-
terrified, and has SO recently squatted down
in the Halifax district that it is doubtful
whether he can claim that sort Of domicll
there which would entitle him to vote. He
is Bostonian, and one Of the most cunning
md INSCRIPTIONS Of carpetbaggers. In
deed, one of the strange things of these
days is how any man, however dull his
moral perceptions, can coolly set himself
down IN Congress as the representative of q
community that detests him, even if he can
withstand his own sense Of self contempt,
sitting as a successor to some great man
from Virginia, who hopored the national
councils and added to the national fame.
The kites have gotten into the nests of the
eagles. LII .g.
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The Virginia Elections.

We should not misunderstood the causes
which in some parts of the State on Tuesday
led TO disappointment of Conservative cal
culations. There have indeed been some
changes, sGme ''going back, that have had
their effect but the main trouble has been
the election of many petty officers that
caused q great deal of swapping OF votes.
Your candidate for small office is sure to
attach more importance TO itthan is award
ed even to the position of member of Con-
gress, and the friends of the aspirant to a
township Office are as apt to over-estimate
its consequence rs he himself is. Thus we
have "great excitement" and a great
amount of everything that goes to make an
election ofimminent Importance. ALI other
considerations are overslaughed by the in
tense anxiety about the constable or some
otker great officer of the township.
In this way the Congressional elections
were made secondary, and had to depend
upon the question of who should be sur
veyor or constable. Things thus became
mixed up, and some surprising changes &C.
CURED.
at the next election these lesser Offices
will not exert an influence upon elections
of greater dignity.
1t is not to be denied that there has been
considerable Generalization in this State
through the irrepressible greed for office.
Men, to crafty their rage for place and
prog, seem ready to go anywhere-to join
the RAIDS and negroes, or anybody else, to
secure for themselves fat office. This
was one way in the Radical scheming to
break down the public spirit of the South,
aud make men sacrifice even self-respect in
their eXpedients to get "some little place ="
with salary attached to it.
There is yet another cause that has done
its mischief. This is Bourboni>m: the i'm
practicability Of obstinate politicians who
act as though we were in the same COZ.
dition that existed prior to the war. We
must have renewal of old issues, and 4
revival of old platforms that are not appli-
cable to these times. These are the ideas of
dreamers- men who learn nothing from ex-
perience, and who are incapable Of appre-
ciating the revolution that has fallen upon
us.
Time will sweep away great part OF
these things, which are but the dead drift
wood of the past. There viii be q more
open field and clearer sky when the mex,
election comes off.
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@OCTOBER "A, 1ST0.-MORE NEW
AND ELEGANT GOODS.
IT. II. PRICE & CO. are now again in market,
and are adding large additional supplies TO their
magnificent stock OF a..
DRESS AND FANCY GOODS.
Every novelty from the European fashion CEN
tres as they appear shall be presented to their Gus
toners.
just opened and expected
Elegant Gro., GRAIN and Tafcta Black SILK, at
New York prices.
Rich fancy colored Silks plain and striped.
Colored Empress Cloths, all shades.
Ottoman Velours, every color. ..
French Merinos, Chene Poplins, 25 30, g. 10, so
cents per yard: some very cheap.
Dclaines, plain and figured.
Imperatrice Poplins, Irish Poplins, rich plaid
Poplins, every combination.
Mourning Goods, great variety, newest styles,
and best quality.
Immense stock Prints, s, 10, l2s, Is; Furniture
Twills, new article &c.
Housekeeping Goods, Flannels, Damcoks, Towel
ings, &C., &c. .....--....
Fine stock Cloths and Cassimeres, Socks Shirts,
Cravats, Gloves, Bosoms, &C., &c.
Citizens and strangers coming to the Fair viii
find everything Of best quality and as low any
- i. r. PRICE g CO.,
1l0l Main street, corner OF 18th street,
Grand supply Of Ladies' Cloaks, Broche sbawls,
Neyentlle Shawls, and other wrapptngs, opening
25th and Goth October. ocA
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-~WEO USES MIsHLER's BIT

H WHO USES NJ l . II u y II Dr.
TIERS 2-Physscians use It in their practice, be-
cause of its safutary effect upon their patients
business men uge it, because they require sound
physique and clear irtf llect; ssdentary people
use it. because 1t fortics them against comp'1 'nts
which result from asluggish condition Of the bodily
functions, produced BY inactive life; travellers
use .it, because It protects them against epidemic
and endemic diseases clergynen, judges, con-
gressmer, lawyers, editors teachers. and students
use it. because it 1mparts fresh force to mind and
body and pr serves healt and strength against de-
cav the working classes use it because 1t supports
the body which would otherwise suffer irreparHhle
in jurY from excessive lanor families use 1t, be-
canse II is a certain remedy for multitude of
Common complaints; everyb dy uses it, because
It IS a safe, agreeable, and eGca; ious tonic and
stimuIant. no a-eoolW&"Ib
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

By a fire in st. Louis, Monday night,
Knapp 4 Co., OF the Fort Pitt Iron Works,
of PIttsburg, Pa, lost thirty thousand dol
lars worth Of machinery. No insurance.
A charge Of murder has been preferred
against Mrs. Julia A. Fair, who shot Judge
a. Z. Crittenden, III San Francisco, Satur-
day.
Judge Cox, of the Common Pleas Court
of Cincinnati, has granted divorce to a
woman who had married her own uncle
Pierce & Co.'s grocery store, at Lafayette
Ind, was destroyed by fire on Sunday night
The loss is 100000; fully insured.
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The Acting Commissioner of Internal
Revenue gave decision yesterday Of Il no.
vel character. BY this decision wholesale
liquor dealer cannot sell less than five gal
Ions in a single package, nor can retail
dealer sell one or more packages agsrega-
ting five gallons. Consequently, sale OF
liquor Of the same kind less than five gal
Ions, and aggregatine at one sale five gallons
or more, cannot be made by either whole
sale or retail Dealers Washington letter.,
Baltimore Gazette,
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A SPECIAL to the Memphis Aualanche
from Wenona, Miss, says fire on Monday
night destroyed the dry goods store OF
Townsend Brothers, Merrill Il Townsends
confectionery, Ward g. Dixon's drug store,
and Eskridge & Townsend's livery stable
Suspicion rests on Il party of friends Of Gen
Brantley, murdered few days since, who,
it is thought, fired the town.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

A TARA few days since Governor
SEYMOUR made speech in Utica, N. Y, in
which he said
"When the people Of New York and
New England were bringing negroes from
Africa to sell to the people oil! the South"
&c. $50 .sss
With shis starting point, SO on and think
and reflect on what's happened, and see
what can be made Of It.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10
HOUSE OF DELEGATES,

The House met at II O'Clock.
The House refused to concur in the
Senate resolution requesting the return of
Senate bill No. III.
Senate joint resolution asking the return
of Senate bill known as the fence law.
Under suspension of the rules Senate
bill to incorporate the Alexandria 1nsu-
rance Company was taken up and passed.
Adjourned.
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RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEEICR Nov 10 1870

RICHMOND RAILWAY COMPANY,l
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE, Nov. 10, 1870.
I'M AND AFTER MONDAY, the 18th
" instant, the cars on this road will be run as
follows: r-s.. &srt.
From the depot at Rockets to Brooke avenue
and Broad streets, at intervals of 10 minutes; the
last car having the upper terminus a. O'Clock
I'M. $50
Cars for Hollywood will be so lettered and will
run only every 30 minut from each TERMINUS
The last car leaving Hollywood Ut Q Z. NJ. There
VIII be no Transfers.
On sUNDAY AFTERNOONS, when the wealth.
er Is favorable, for the accommodation OF visitors
10 Hollywood all the cars will be through f. III
2o'cl0ck P. VI. J. H. RICHARDSON,
rol0-3t Richmond Railway COmDany.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

Mt 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
tnts remedies the Ill effects of bad dyes iDvigo
rates and leaves the hair soft aud beautiful black
or broom. Sold by all druggists and perfumcrs,
and properly applied at BATCHBLoR'B WIG
FACTORY, No. 1s Bond street, New York.
je2-eod1yr ~
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,ssxs u lr j !, !,

-
ET BREEDEN q FOX INVITE At
,TEN1 10 n 70 a lar. eand varied assortment OF
...s.8s DRrss5 GO DDS
now arriv ng, which includes some v.rs attractive
bargains from New york auction sales of the past
week. 5Their general stock off,
>.sa-.r- = sFES% DRY e pODS H.
IS also verye 'c3s'vr, and unusual Inducements
- - pi-' g 80 = - sBREEDEN & Fox
nole-lot ar No. 4oI Broad street..
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ME- COLORED, BLACK, and PLAII

NE COLORED, BLACK, and PLAID
SILK VELVETS, cut on the bias;
COLORED and BLACK VELVhTEtNS, In all
qual ties ut low prices;
A full ssoItm OF Salts for TRIMMINGS,
cut on the bias when dcsir. d (;
FRIN rs, GIMPS. Ska1DS BUTTONS. and
Olher DRESS TRIMMl EGS, In great variety
at LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 12l5 b1aia street.
COTTON YARE1S. all numbers Fl ON to II, 2t
81 so per bale Of five pou Ids. UNBLEACHED
knitting COTTON at soc. per III. noe
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.rARrsxEp,

:, o,n n, ., = OVEN cr ists st ~. PatrieK
Tnesaa r. s,e ev Thomas Kelley, sir; Jssa ~,
Sh ~ asY Y Of Bpi.n are. 20 Miss AIMEE NC
cAaT,Ha Of 1Pehi,adsphia and Boston papers
pichse copy. -. Us
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asYED,3

n,ed IN tbe oh or November, at O'Clock,
" Alter, son OF Oscar NJ. and Louise Msrshar,
ayed nine months.
The funeral will take place from the residence
ri his father, No. 6oS Leigh street. On Thursday
morning ~ 10y o,clo k. The friends osthc family
arc invited to attend. - E.. 80 "
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PROPOSALS.


RIcHMoND, FREDERICKSBURG. AND FoToMACl
RAILROAD,
GENERAL SUP,T AND CHIEF ENG'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND. VA oct. II 1870. ]
DROPOSALSA ARE INVITED FOR THE
L Furnishing and delivery Of TIE following ma
terials Tor III construction Of Tie Quntlco branch
Of This railroad ,
L 900 ON, THOUSAND) PILES, from 10 (corty)
feet to so (fty rect in lergth of white ok. post
oak, Turkey o k, spanish oak, che, tnut oak. or
pine, souod sr.iSht, and no less than Is td.teen
fnch-s In diameter at tie butt larser endto be
delivered ION tidc-water) upon aqua creek or
Chappawamsick creek. or upon the line OF this rail-
no d at 4 convenient point for loading upon the
cars Proposals will name the price per lineal foot
Also. about 100000 1.-TWO HUNDRED AND Sc
VENTY THOUSAND FEET B. M. FIRST
CLA-S BRlDG TdA TIMER or white piue.
The above materials TO be supplied by LIST March,
1871. s..
Payments cash on delivery.
Bids will be opened the 10th proxiHo, at IL NJ,
the right to re Ject any or all being reserved.
Address, at this Office, 4. T. ID. MYERS,
oc 10 2tawt NolO Chief Engineer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-10

NEW HARDW ARE STORE.-The SUBJ
~ 1crIber has II commenc ed the HARDR ARE
AND CUTL ERY BUSINESS at l4l6 MAIN
STR EFT, where he will be pleased to see his
friends and former customers. He has we'll
assorted stock of BUILDING HARDWARE,
CARPENTERS AND SH ;EMAKERS, TOOLS,
CUTLERY, CHAINS. SPADES and SHQVELS,
will sell At the lowest prices for cash.
....'..- ABB CLARKE,
&C 25--3m 14l6 Main street, Richmond, Va.