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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17
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NIRGIN1A.-The success Of the Conserya-
tiyrs in the last election i'll Virginia was
elected by the combination Of all the elc-
mcu,s Of opposition 10 the straigbtout
tadiral ticket, embracing old Democrats
ana Old Wigs. who claimed to be CcnScr-
vltiYcS, and many o! tae moderate Repub-
liruns. The approaching canvass Tor nltiii-
,rrS ci Congress will Ec strongly contested
hr The Rad !t.cAls. and We regret to see i dis
position 10 divide the Conservatives on the
part ii some. who tactiouslv contend for
tu" inauguration o. Il >trai@ht-ollt Demo-
cratic party. 1T the hazard Of dividing tho
Con>crvativ" clement. Most Oh The Demo-
tic-Conscryative presses and people are
opposed to the movement, insisting that it
can only tend to divide and distract the
Conservative forces and leopard the success
of the opponents of Eadica!iSn.
We cannot see how q different result can
he expected il division aud dIscord should
hc allowed 10 enter the counscls Of the
Conservatives. They need in the South the
entire force Of al the Conservative voters
10 DESTROY the power and influence Of the
hadicalr. With the mass of the negro
vote. and the combined aid Of the State and
National Governments. it is no small task
10 break down and uproot the power of
ratiicalsm III the South. Any policy,
therefore, which in any degree tends TO
drive of. or render indifferent any portion
Of the Conservative voters, whether old
Democrats or old Wings, is suicidal and
criminal.
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WHAT DID IT ?-Lyon's kathairon mads my
Ea!r soft, luxuriaut, and thick. and tssan's Mag
nolia Balm changed that sallow complexion Into
the marble beauty you now see. This is enphati-
cally the language OF all who use these articles
fine he ii of hair and refined com plcXion are The
gre ates. attractions L woman can possess. Ih-
Katneirou anti MaYnolis Balm are just what will
give hem 10 ,ou and nothing else will. Tho Balm
Is the bloom OF youth. 1t makes lady OF thirty
appear bur twenty. Both articles are entirely
harmless, and very pleasant. they should be IL
every iEdy's possession.
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lRcportet for the Dispatch J
Eresbytery OF Abingdon
FIFTH DAY.

BETHEL CHURCH, WAsHINGToH Co., NA,t
MONDAY, Oct. 9, 1870.
Presbytery met, pursuant 10 adjourn,
ment. at 8 4. Il. Minutes Of Saturday read
THE Committee on Education urged
,,nou pastors and stated supplies the ne
eessity OF immediate collections to meet me
wants of the young brethren under care OF
this l'resbytery. arhere are several young
men in various stages of advancement VINO
are preparing TO preach the Gospel,
The Committee on Systematic Benevo'
ence reported hs nr rGp"ls e9 nttle to the ' ist
of april, 1870, and ,Was. bumiliating vi
the twenty.iour churches OF Pre-bytery,
only five contributed TO all four causes OF
the Church-susteutation, foreign missions,
education, and publication. The whole
amount contributed byail the ch'rchesfor
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LOCAL MATTERS.

APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRESIDENT or THE
STATE FAIR.-The President of the Viz
giuia State Agricultural Society has made
the following appointments for the Fair.
D. T. Williams and Col. Peyton y. Vie
as aids to the President.
Committee 10 Introduce dnd Recejre the
7nuted Guests and Distinguished Visitors.
Judge ". W. Crump (chairman), Judge
Robert Ould. Judge John 4. Meredith.
lion. VIM. Ii. Macfarland, Gen. Henry A.
Wise. Gen. Bradley L. johnson, Gen. Jos.
PR. Anderson, H. +. Q. Baskerville, ESP,
Vol. E. l.. nobson. Col. Geo. w. Cunning
sham, James Thomas, Jr., Esq, George 4.
Barksdalc, Esq, Robert H. Maury, Esq,
John II: Montague; Esqy Colonel ". Fl.
Palmer, Alex Cameron, Esq, David NJ.
Walker, Esq, Col. Albert urdway, David
J. Burr, Esq, Z. 0. Noting, Esq, Col.
Thos. II. Wynne, MAJ. Tlos. q. peyton.
Committee 10 RcceiUc and Introduce us
it0rs connected scith the PreSs.-W. ). Gil
man, W. L. ChcSlerman, JAS. p. Cowardn,
Is. W. Gilis. Isaac Hutzlcr, L. Stern, W.
II. Wade. DR.. j. L. Johnson, S. BaSsett
French, II. G. Tinsley,
The following-named gentlemen have been
appointed delegates to represent tue Viz
ginia Agricultural Society at the different
! Southern Fairs this autumn:
hqf1culturdl Congress at augusta, Gn.-
Hon. james Lyons.
alabama state Fair-R. B. Haxall, F.
Z. II Hotson, }. &. Addington, L. L. Blank,
| inship.
Atlanta and augusta (Go.) Fair.-Rich't
| Irbv, Of Nottoway ThoS. Branch, Colone
r. +. Blankinship, Col. VIM. L. Tanner, o.
| Richmond; a. T. Routt. OF Orange.
North Carolina Stale Edir.--Colonel 4
s. Butord, +. e. Rutiiin, George Watt. !
s. Tower, 4. Z. koutt, Samucl Frcedcy
and Horace Edmond.
South Carolina Fair.-Colonel W. G
| Knight. Y. h. Boyle, j. NJ. Talbot, Edwin
| l.. Hobson. y. r. Williams, John III. Allen
| William II. Allison.
Augusta County Fairs. W. Ficklin
William II. Southall, 3. Johnson Barbour
| General Williams c. Wickhum. Major y
NJ. CARRIER, p. y. Sublett, j. w. Wyatt.
BorGcr FAR, at DdncHlc.-S. w. Fickln
r. 3. tiaXall, Colonel Pcyton !. Wise
Thomas &. peyton. J. ". Wyatt, PcyLor
Johnston.
Rock1rdgs Comfy Foi', at Leningt6a.-
Colonel j. VI. McCuc. Colonel J. g. Shields
Colonel William Gillian. p. L. Wilson
Matthew Blair, William y. Tate.
| L0udoun Far al LeesbutY.- Col. VIM. 7
Suthe.liu II. ". n. Holand, Gov. William
Smith. :. s. Bradford, JAS. Is. Newman, AM
| Phil. i. Jones.
Petersburg Foir.-F. G. Ruifin, Maj. 4
| II. Drewry. Cha-. Ellis. j. ". Chamber
| llvnc, Jas. Is. Jones. y. +. Harvey, i. i
! Wilson.
Lynchbpiy Fajr-Col. ". T. Suthcriin
! Gen. WIN. Mahonc. Lewis f.. tIarvic, ,u:
Cloud, Mai. Edwin Dillon. u. I. Williams
W. I. Staples,
Winchester Fnir.-Col. Il. II. Duamcy
Ilcnry sill OF CuIpcpcr. Gen. Gilbert ;
Hiecn, Edward isusci,burg, Cha>. Graitan
| i. b. Jones.
Any of the gentlemen appointed ol
either of the committees desiring infornla
| ton connected with their duties will pleas
| to apply to either Of the Presidents aids il
his absence from Richmond. BY Il resolil
| tion Of the committee the President was re
questcd to attend us many Of the fairs 1
convenient.
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4 CorrLE SEEKING FOR DIVORCES MEET
IN \ LAWYERS OFFICE AND RENEW THElR
NOws.-A singular incident occurred III
the office of All attorney at law in this city
last week. A couple who had been married
for sixteen or seventeen years had wcarled
OF the matrimonial harness and the
wife had brought suit for divorce upon
the ground of cruel and inhuman treatment.
Tie aiiidlvits had all been made out in due
form and filed in the court, and she had
called at the office Of her attorney that day fol-
the purpose Of urging him to push the suit.
While seated in the office her husband came
in. He sat and looked at his wife for some
time, and then SAID, d,."t Id woman, we Lived
together for a long time.' The wife re.
Piled, "Yes, we did" The husband said,
Don't YOU think we had better try it
again 7" The wife replied, g es, if you
will treat me right" The old man rose up,
lifted his hand to Heaven, and, with u voice
tremulous with emotion, repeated his yows
to nourish, cherish, love, honor, aud pro-
lcct until death, the bride of his youth,
ana then folded her to his bosom, and they
wept together for JOY. Even the tiinty.
hearted attorney, who saw good case with
big fees fading forever from his sight, was
moved to tears. The gentleman then paid
the fees and costs, and the attorney was au.
thorized to withdraw the pending suit, ana
the old people left the Office hand in hand
and rs happy Is June hugS.-Loulsu'ue
T,3JyJfr 's ...-
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PoRrRAlr OF GENERAL LEE.-Our citizens
have the opportunity of supplying them
selves with portrait in OIL colors Of Gen.
Lee, which is by far the most life-Ike we
have ever seen OF this distinguished and be-
loved son OF Virginia. 1t is from photo
graph oil his own selection, is enclosed in q
handsome gilt oval frame, and SOLD for the
low price Of fifteen dollars. a small NUM-
Der only are left in the hands OF the pub
Usher, and his agent. MIR. W. S. Bawlow, Is
now in the city soliciting subscribers to it.
Orders may be left with, him at ForQ
Hotel, or at Elyson & Taylor's news depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

THERE is some reason in the assertion of
Of an exchange that our system OF directing
letters is wrong, aud that we ought to re-
verse the order, putting the State first, as
this is the first item to be looked at !;
then the city. then the street, and finally
the name of the person it is written to-.
This, it is said, classifes the direction in the
order i'm which the post-otiiee attends to it !;
but if the clerks were asked about 1t. they
would probably say that 4 matter Of greater
Importance is that persons should direct
boldly and plainly, and put she stamp on
the right hand corner.-N. I. Com.
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IL Tou have saiIow color uf skin, or yello" ish
brown spots IL face or body, ,luilncs3, drlwsness'
frequent headache alzziness, bad taste In mouth,
tongue coated. internal heat, unsteady appetite 10"
spirits, gloomy frreb0dpgs, you are suffering from
liver complaint or biliousness, aud nothing else VIII
relieve and You speedily and permanently us
Dr.. PItRCE'S AT. Ext. or Golden Medical Dis
covcry. Sodb druggists. y pamphlet sent free.
Address Dr. K. V. PIERCE, Buffalo, y. T.
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NtUoI TTSUtNLIUJIf- -.
JOHN w. DECKWIrH. Bishop Of Geoi

Among the subscribers IN the neighboring States
are tbs follow .ng distinguished gen lenlen
Hon. Alexander II. stephens and Ro. Toolnbs,
Hon VIM. Gilmore Sinm5, Bishop Beck"itil, "f
Georgia Hon. George \. Trenholm Gen. Joseph
T. Johnston, Hon. jos. +. Brown, General W dc
Hampton. non. james L. Orr, General John b.
Gordon Hor. A. G.- MsgratlI, Hon. John p. ki"R.
The gent for our city aud S,a Is Mr JESSE
FISHER, who will al Oh our c'tlzens and receive
their subscriptions for he work
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

"a TREAT FOR THE PooR.-Thc members
OF the lourishing young charitable organ
ization known aS the *. l.. 7. arc making
arrangements to give the poor Of Richmond
Il fine dinner on Thanksgiving day at the
Old Market Hall. The committee appointed
to supcrintent the feast is composed of Sir
Knights L.. W. BohannOn, .. NJ. Marshall,
Charles \. Spence, ID. Danlorth, and A. VI.
CARRIER. The number of tickets TO be issued
is limited to five hundred, and each ticket
must be countersigned by member Of the
above committee.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

MAIL MATTER FoR GERMANY.-Postmaster
Drnison has received the following regard
ing the transportation of printed matter to
Germany by mail j.,
:: Newspaper and all other printed mat
ter for the North German Union must be
fully prepaid the closed mail ratss otG Eng Z
land and Belgium. No direct mail will be
sent from this Office for the present. II not
prepaid, will be returned to the place OF
priGin GEORGE w. REBLET,
"sup't Foreign Department, New York
. post-ottice.0 ~ l--lL
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New TOBACCO MAREET.-We learn that
w. B. Ellison's new tobacco warehouse at
South Boston will be publicly opened for
the sale OF tobacco on tomorrow. Many
of our tobacco buyers have been invited,
and will doubtless attend the opening.
South Boston is in the midst Of 4 large to-
bacco region. aud must become an import
ant point for our great staple.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

DEATH or INJURY BY ACCIDENT insured
against by the TRAVELLERS INSURANCE CoA'
PANY, of Hartford Conn. The protection cferec
Is fully worth the small premiuln. No medical ex'
animation required. Monthly or yearly policies
issued by Z. COURTNEY JENKINS, State Agent
1ll9 Main street. Richmond, Va. s-s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

howL,S Il CO., jewelers., are receiving mag
uiacent new tall styles OF all the choice patterns
of fine jewelry. sets Of amethyst, coral, pearls
diamonds new patterns medalions, mock chains
Leonttne and oper4 chains, glove bands, handker'
chief holders. diamond rings, and saperb new sill
yer fer bridal presents, st corner Main and Tenti
e@-o
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4 GENTLE WHISPER TO MOTHERS III un-
fortunate ely you have lost your, own teeth by neg
lect or mismanagement, take care that your
daughters do not suffer the same penalty from The
sama c.use. see TO 1t that they brush their teeth
regularly and thoroughly with SozoDoNT, ane
thereby you will insure them sound and scrTlces'
bic sets as long IS thCy live. sst-- 4.s.. s 90
.lpalding,d Glue,N handy apd useful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

MAIDEN PINE AND FOREST OAK WOOD OF
rare excellence, despite the canal breaking, has
been securcd by }. Il. WATKINS, LII Main street.
and i sold by him. sawed and split for kindliu2 and
cooking. Get il crei goes. lie sells the best Goals
and Ike at lhe Il wesl prices Buy Of him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

RADICAL MEETING IN HENRIco-DIsoR-
DERBY SCENES AND IScIDESTS--DENCNCIA-
TIoy OF GENERAL LEE AND THREATS TO
KILL CoSsERvA Many negroes and
few white persons assembled ut the county
courthouse of Henrico OH Saturday IN re-
spon$e to the call for Republican, Noml-
nating Convention. Major s. J.. Annublc
occupied the char. The following nomi-
nations were made : Sheriff, licnry Austin !
! Treasurer, DR.. George X. Gilmcr Com
| mouWealth's Attorney, l.. G.. Bowden !;
County Clerk, William Annabe; Supcrin-
| tcndent OF Poor, -- Sears: Clerk oi the
| Circuit Court, - Humphreys. Nobody
| seemed to know the first names ol the last
| two parties.
| The meeting was most disordcriy one.
| The most prominent speaker was Ihos. Ii.
! BoWden, whose remarks We're most lntcnl-
perate and intltmmatory. He even de-
nomced Gen. Lee, and The sentiment was
! aDplarded hy a few in the dirty crowd I'd
whom his speech was addressed. Abram
! Hall, of whose presence at such IN assem-
! blaee we are sorry to hear, arose to speak
! nnOn an invitation. and the negroes, lnSti-
| c.tcd by Bowden, not only refused TO allow
| him to do 90, but put him out OF the
house, Sheriff il. j. smith had him brought
! back, and said that any one else attempting
/ to expel Hall would have 10 pass over his
! dead body. 4 wholesome fear Of tue sner-
iif's muscle prevailed, and Hal! remained III
statu quo.
Mr.. If. A. Atkinson addressed the meet.
ing, soliciting the sutlrages of those present
| as I'm independent candidate Tor Common'
wealths Attorney, but disclaimed any Wish
| to secure the Republican nomination.
After the meeting, Thos. II. BoWden got
! into an alteration, in front of the court
! house, with Il Conservative citizen whom
he heard speak slightingly Of his brotnel
Lemucl B0wden drew knife, and seemed
| disposed 10 hurt somebody, but his oppo-
nent was not III tlc humor for street
| braWI, and withdrew. Having the field to
himself, Bowden talked very loudly to tlls
| half dozen negroes who were around him,
and was overheard to say, The only way
for us to get our rights is to Kill four or five
of these Cd d--n sous OF BIS Conserva
tives, and then they'll respect Us and let us
! alone" A gentleman who was standing
| with his back to the party, overhearlng the
| remark, turned and reconstructed with the
late Attorney General, and spoke so Sc
yerely of his incendiary language to the lie
eroes that the braggart put up his knife ant
walked away.
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OPENING OF RAlLRoADs. The Chesa-
peake and Chic railroad is now open its
entire length, running daily trains Except
Sunday to the White sulphur Springs.
The Orange and Alexandria trains are
running from Alexandria to Lynchburg.
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CITY CENTRAL CoMMITTEE.-A meeting OF
this committee will he held this evening at
/ o'clock ut the rooms of the Chamber OF
Commerce. punct,lal attendance is most
particularly requested on the part OF every
member .s....
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LIST or UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE H1ouMoND Posr-oFFIcE OcT. II, 1917.
Mir. John Hubbard, r.. z. Turner, Rich
mond; Mr. A. Morris, Gotham, Abe.
marie: MI. Jack Gordon, Boston, MASS. !,
sa,n Gahler. Columbia, S. G.
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MEMORIAL PAPEIs.--The Daily Dispatch OF
Thursday, Friday, Saturday, and to-day, contain-
lug full particulars of the sickness, death. anc
nismoriaI services Of aen. Robert +. Lee. Fu. III
In wrappers for mailing, may be had Of Ellyson &
Taylor adjoining the Dispatch office.
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: WATKINS & BROTHER are closing out their pre-
sent stock OF superior OAK anu PINE WOOD ut and
below cost that they may have room 70 get IN their
winter supply. Call At the factory, Canal street.
between 10Th and ll,h, where you VIII md both
kinds sawed aud spill. !.
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MACON. FcH u, ls7d.-lf my APPROPRIATION car
in any way recommend Sllc,,a work. do not hes J.
tat - uecl.r. that ievc IL To he re best sub
Il luty for a library now within the reach OF i;lcr
All iti5n 10 the shelves &c every man who wishes
10 le bic TO understand The subjects that are con-
tiuuall> brought forward In The business and III
tcrrui,rs al daily life.
| illi letter is eoti ,r: ut your disposal
- Most respectfully. .
..JOlIS w, 1ECKWIrH. Bishop 0t Georgia. -
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: THEATRE To-NIGHT.-The Theatre will
doubtless be crowded Tonight to greet the
Chapman Sisters and Bishop. A rare bill
all show to advantage in Cinderella.
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TY sEpTRMBER East the swarshouso

of Ms ssrs. stpa,Eard q BasIoh. WhD!tsEIV r.
It's Troy. N. Y, MAS completely slessd ss
fe Itcontained ss ss,s, a a ssy.a II. i
$50 $50 % a. ia a. dam agci condition but itot one cse
asnoded, nor Old he OIL ia the open cans tx s
lhss prosipg tho oil % be- a thas K 8
y 'sss ss d esier tight ,is.a any other OIL
iI is bua In ofdls s .s:N s:,si n
sale or sefatt aS Vi Y @ - ~ III, ,1.siss,
3ac 10 -1iSY y K fss -
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SCHOOL CIRcrLARs.--INl kinds of school cirrn
lars, reports, &C.. executed At the Dtspatcs Ollie
as cheap RS the cheapest.
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DExonEsT's MAGAZINE for October, brin
full of fashions, is to hand from Ellyson \
Taylor's, next to Dispatch office.
Also, PeierSon'S for October. very eN
cellent number, from the same tlrm.
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N~ATJUSAL LIFE ASSURANCE

COMPANY. l.. :. A.,
offer sy.a. inducements 10 persons cesirorA oi IL
curing their lives. The Company has cash paid
up saplta! =, 100000 wtth large s"rpius. ha7e
!-sueI since aug st, 1865 over IL 900 policies.
Il cGers low rJtrs Of premium. Ii furnishes
larger tasrrancu ll,aa other companies for lie
Same mouey. II :. uQME COMrh!s IN c'ers
.1>.i!y-
IT.. r1tICI@s ARE srGnTlaEhE.
frr4 rnIicl.s t.y .XE@tr FROM
TTAt;tiE
Ir> FVLyCIHS ARE HQH:cf, H:s - ,,,.,. ~:
TUE CDMpSSY.''
D7. =. \. CRE%EHHw, Medical EXAMINER.
:. HARRn, General aoh.
'yn.r l,ost-ulii&e poX SO,
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PsINT1SG.-Plain colored, sDd fancy prlpt-
Ing executed with neatness and at low rates ut
DtSpdtcR Printing House. !.
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Police CoCRT-Justtcc J. j. HhHte pre-
sjdtng.-'i'om BraNton (colored), drunk aud
interfering with and resisting the police,
was required to give surety for his good
behavior in the sum of 500.
Charles Burgess (coloredD, Tor aSsaulting
and beating John l.. TinSlcy with stick,
was discharged.
John Crawford (colored), charged with
stealing two pairs of paints, the property OF
W. J. Hurloy, was discharged.
Mary Burnett, for stealing one linen che
mise lrCm Dora Rose, was discharged.
James Patterson (colored) was brought
up for stealing one album, the property OF
Isabella Angle, and was sent OH to the
Hastings Cou.t for indictment.
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ALI. THE LATEST MAGAZINES "EkhLi Az !,
DAILY NEWSPAPERS, can be iound ~ Ii. 'o' o y
TAYLoR,s news depot, next TO Dispotc's oHiee'
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General Wade Hampton denies that the
goods lately seized on board French
Steamer at New York, from Paris, belonsed
to him or any Of his family.
! Hon. Jefferson Davis is expected at New
York in y few days from Liverpool, &
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

HEAVY MERIEo DRAWERS for one dollar
NOAH WALKER & Co.'s, l2od Main street.
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soMETnrSc FOR THE BoYs.-rhe boys win be
pleased % know where they can get the bsst and
cheapest Grarel-shooters. ELLYsoN TAYLOR,
next 70, the Dispatch, have isrge Gnantlty OF
them, which they are selling at The very lowest
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

PRINTING FOR CANDIDATES: Candidates for
Office can have their cards circulars, hanel,iits.
ETC., printed promptly and st low prices al tho
Dispatch printing-houle. E
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UNpERsH1RTs,o OF fne fabric, heavy and warm
ut only one dollar apiece, at u. b. SPENCE q
SONS clothing houss, 1890 Main street.
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FILYsoN TAYLOR, ll1e Main street, invite
attention to their large assortment of cheap co.
lored prints. a.rsa. 5. ~
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OLD PAPERS, in packages Of one hundred or
more at reduced rates, Tor sale at the Dispatch
;ounting--oom. "
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CHEAPEST YET.-Tou can get good Envelopes
With your card printed on them, for oIly 90 pc
thousand at DISPATCH PRISTrSC-HoUsE.
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If you wish to have your aching teesh eAuac" 90.
an olutely without pain, call on Dr. SlEEL' 80
Main strepf.
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CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and VESTlAGs' OF ii
grades, the best styles, and At INC very !o"es
prices at L. B. SPENCE SONS, lao' -aa!h Stieet
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FINE CARD WIG. PHOTOGRAPHS ol Gcn. X. (.
LEE for sale at POWERS i CAMPBELL photo
graphic studio, opposite the spots"ood Aotti.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

Tue BEST EoLoruINa is to DO had al Z. y
SPENCE. IS SoS's; 1900 Main street. Z
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

HEAVY akRISo 1UNDERsH,RTs Tor one eoha'
al, NOAH WALKER q CO.'S, 1905 Maia street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-17

For an artificial set OF teeth on colu' sllse,, w
yulcanitc, 90 to Or. eco. b. STEEL 80 "'!"
street, .t.H@. n