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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

ME- WHITE GOODS, WHITE GOODS.
Excellent CAMBRIA MUSLIN at CSC. per yard
worth 35c.;
HAIR-CORD NAISSOnK MUSLIN at ssc. per
yard would be cheap at soc.;
HAIR-cORp CAMBRIC MUSLIN at Ioc. worth
75c. per yard;
CHECK cd and sTIpED NAINsOOKs at very
great bargains;
TUCKED SKIRTING at soc. per yard worth 7sc.;
TUCKED MUSLIN for waists at sec. per yard
worth 81;
sHIRRED or PuTFFED MUSLIN for waists at
soc. worth Sl.25 per yard;
SWISS mUSLINS ct IS 90, Is 80, IS, d. ana 'Vc'
per yard-also great bargains;
GARMENT DIVINITY, INDIA TWItLED LONG
CLOTH. VICTORIA and BISHOP LAWN.
NAINSOUK and ORGANDY MUSL1NS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COATs,S SPOOL COTTON, every No. from
to $50 at soc. per dozen BALE COTTON at Sl.1ec.
Der bale or bundle Of five pounds. au '0
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~NEW CALICOES, NEW DE
LINES. NEW DRESS GOODS NEW PANTA-
LOON STUFFS;
A large stock Of FLANHELS;
RIWsCHgD and UNBLEACHED COTTON
FLANNEL;
NAPKINS, DOfLAEs'
and TOWELS;
Don't fail to look ct the PURE LINEN HUChA-
BACK for towels at lSac. per yard worth 2ac.i
Grea. bargains in everything in the DRY GooDo
limo at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street. Richmond, Va
COTTON YARN, every No. from 1 TO II at
81. is per bundle or bale Of FIVE pounds hNlI-
TINE COTTON, 80c. per pound. au 'o
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me- THOSE PURE LINEN TABLE
CLOTHS, two yards long, at 81, worth $780, are
cheap. Everybndy says 50.
A large sized HONEY-COMB OR BRIDAL
QUILT large enough for the largest bed a'*l.so,
worth $3.50, must be cheap, as no one ever dAs-
putcd it.
Full-wIdth BLEACHED and UNBLEACHED
5nEETING at a5c. per yard.
LINEN SHEETING full two and half yards
wide, at 90c.
pLLOW-CAsE LINEN, forty inches wide, at
soc. worth 75c., ut LEVY 6hoIH sho.
full supply Of COATS'S SPOOL COTTON.
The trade supplied at New York prices. al 80
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~ WHY? WHY? WHY?-lt is nj.
most an enigma why people will c@nsent to snner
on account of Indigestion, Genera! Deoliity, its-
pepsla, liver Com plant, Kidney Affections etc.
when by merely awaiting themselves or MIs an.
LER's HERB BlTTERs they m.y be 81 sPe sI7oI
cured of their complaint-why they WIN d lily
Bitters is a sovereign remedy, and VIII effect Q
positive cure IN these cases: The public is mace
fuIly ACQUAINTED with al the INGREDIENTS useo IN
the preparation of the Bltters and eminent chem-
lists pronounce it pure and wholesome afttci e,
while everywhere physicians recammeno y, IL de,
pended upon. Full directions accompany each h
b,ttIe. sold only by respectable druggists ahu
stor, keepers. Price, one dollar per noltie'
10 = eOh&W1W
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WARRocK's ALMANAC Calculated by Dd.
cid Rtchar dson, Of Louisa.-This old ac-
quaintance of the public has made its ap.
pearance for the year 1871. 1t is now printed
by JAMES E. GooDE, grandson of the
founder, and, though much improved IL
typography upon the old e9sss It IS still,
published upon plan and in the cheer
1uI s9srtfiat marked it in years br-gone.
It contains a great deal of valuable inlorma-
ion, and is most convenient and useful to
men of business or professional pursuits.
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nptsuAa. psTEUEs.

ry- NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
80 - a,,hern markets with very large and well.
s f ed stock OF staple and fancy DRY GDODs,
n TT NJ &C., emhr icing all me ate,T noVesisss
meres. bIea "hed and brown sheetinRs, shirtinga,
Maid dounestics, linsess. Angols and indicated
red flannel for rheumatism. and other fanpels,
white goods, hosiery, goyes doeskinf, cloths. cas-
simeres &c. In facU, all other articles usually 70
be found in first class dry goods establishment.
st opened TO- 900 yards Of the celebrates Anoro.
scoggin bleached cotton, at only leac. yard 600
dozsn ladies' linen handkerchiefs Mt nnd loc |;
underwear and great many other goods bought af
New York auctions az great sacrifice, when
will sell lowe. ihan the lowest Look to your In
,erests and call at GOLDBA CK'S before pnrchss"
ing algewhere. A. GOLDBACk,
20 eO7 Broad street.
anil between Sixth and Seventh.
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MARRIED.,

On the 25th dsyof August. at he residence Of the
bride parents near F. ankftrt, ky., by the Rev
j. Hendricks, Miss ZENA1i;A kEENCN, OF
frankfort, Ky., to Mr.. WILLIAM w. MCCLOY,
formerly of Richmond, Va.
On Thursday the 9Th instant, 1.-THE residence OF
The brides parents, ny Rev. j. L. Burrows, ID. d.,
Mr.. uTWAY u. $50" Ne to Miss Em!LY H.,
daughter OF Major John Talman, ST.; al OF TINS
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Judge RlvEs, who supports the party
which degrades the Federal courts by
making judges of such men as BOND and
UNDERWOOD, expresses in that address
which the Enquirer pronounees cable"
great regret that the Virginia Conservatives
should have elected judges belonging to
their own party Beast BUTLER will next
be declaiming against spoon-stealing.
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ME- WE HAVE MANY DESIRABLE
STYLES of SUMNER DRESS GOODS suited to
the present season, upon which great reductions
have been made.
Also, large assortment Of DRESS GoODo lor
fall wear; at LEVY BfoIhEho,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. from to u, ut 81. Is
per bale or bundle Of five pounds. auSo
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DEED,

September 2Olh, Mrs. ANN JOHNSON, wife of
Dir. w. c. johnson, in the forty-seventh year OF
her age.
Wewill net mourn our departed friend,
TOR grieve at deaths alarms;
IT'S bu: The voice thst Jesus sent
To call her TO His arms.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-.
deuce, $50 Lester street, Ro cketts, ut O'Clock
To-day, September 2lst, 1870.
augusta (Ga.) and Boston (Mass.) papers please
copy.
At Ashland. September 2o.h, at o'clock A. NJ .
SARAH C. AUGUST, wife OF Nathaniel August,
aged My. one years.
Her funeral will take place in this city THIS
AFTERNOON ut 4 O'Clock from st. James's
Church. Friends and acquaintance OF the family
are invited to attend.
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o-uAMRURGH EDGINGs AND

nl-HAMBURGH EDG1NGS AND
ImSERTINGs.- We have full supply now on
bano. having made large additions to our STOCK
All kinds Of ChUNY E0GINGS and INSERT
INGs, yALENCIESNES EDGINGS and IN
sERTING,, GUIPURE EDG1NGS, BLACh
THREAD LACE, INFANTS FRoCh WAl91o'
INFANTs, EMBROIDERED RESSE:, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and l2l5 Main street.
Every No. OF COATES spool COTTON from
8 TO $50 ut sOc per dozen--the trade supplied It
New York prices. HI ~
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ADRoIg.-A great Franco-Irish demon
stration was made the other day in New
York. The resolutions on the occasion say
that the persons at the meeting abstained
from action while the war was waged be-
tween Germany and French Imperialism ;
but now that the struggle is between the
King of Prussia and French Republican
ism, they ask oil liberal Germans to join
them in the expression Of sympathy for a
people fighting for free government.
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ME- BLACK ALPACAS, BLACK All
pACAS BLACK ALPACAS.-We have now In
store a full assortment of BLACK ALPACAs
from CSC. toA. 50 per yard.
Also, BuMBAZINEs, DELAINES, GRENA-
DIMES. TkMlSE, TAMARTIEE, BAREGES'
and other goods suitable for dresses.
CREPE COLLARS,
CREPE SETS OF COLLARS ard CUFFS'
LOVE and CREPE Wells.
e MOURNING HkNDKERCHIEFS,
BLACK KID, SILK, and THREAD GLOVES,
a. LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and 1915 Main street,
RchmopdrX y" 7
COTTON YARNS, all Nos. Gffl4 to L. 1T s1.75 |
a bale Of pounds. THREE AND FOUR |
TTEID KNITTING COTTON, coo. per pound. !
al 80
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Commodore MAuRY, IN his letter to the
Shenandoah Valley Railroad Celebration
Committee, predicts that as necessary
sequence of the consolidation doctrines
established by the result of the late war in
this country, Congress will soon control
the railroads.
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m- DISCIPLES CHURCH (SYCA-
MCkEl ELEVENTH STREET BETWE ZEN
BROAD AND Observation-Disclosures on
EVERY LORDS DAY at II a. Il. and +. ID.
Elder J. A. DEARBORN, pastor. Prayer meet
ing on WEDNESDAY EVENINGS at 8 t. III.
Seats freG.
PARSONAGE aSs Twelfth street. my
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A Moro OR A WoAAN?-The Republi-
can enthusiast, THEODORE T1LroN, declares
that the next Vice-President of these
United States must be a negro" Mrs.
STANTON, Of the Revolution, declares that
the next Vice President must be d ,eonan.
An issue such as that ought to wind up the
woman's rights party.
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DIZZY GOODs.
OA9 MAIN STREET.
FIRST GRAND OPENING OF THE SEASON
ovFALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS


JULIUS sYCLE's,
No. 9O3 MAIN STREET,
sECosD }DooB FROM NINTH.
lam now receiving my frst supply OF FALL
and WINTER DRY GOODS, comprising '"'
latest novelties OF the season.
Dress Goods, in great variety;
Irish. French, Plsin, Diagonal Epplhs
Scotch, and English Crown Poplins, IN Val,e.y ;
SILK serges, Black and Colored SIZES. an Marss.
pscas, very Anei Empress essrs S'oSsa cs ~
Mourning Goods--a large assortment if'" 'A'
lowest to the highest quality. .. nr,ces to suit
shawls--a complete assor orr small: Thihbet, Nc
a a i Pareppa. alexander Lady FTan arons
Bengal Stripes and o.hsr ssytss be- best guilty
tIoat eas attest styles velyeteens. all coiofs
Waer.Proof Cloths for suits si,,ed Plain, and
Flannel 500 pieces Ft;p az all prices White AZ
M iatJ flannel 90 low as 9oc.; Canton sisnne''
al for
, Leans. &C., for mems and boys "s"'
White Goods OF every destriptioh'
French Corsets. best qnality
I zee collars and Handkerchiels,
Hamburg Edgings and . meetings.
notinsIHL anstitchsd Linen Handkerchefs IN -
Lsd.es, Linen Cambria HandkerchieIs ~ ~ ~
Nsn aRd sI and RG poS.s from 7s Fer dozen up
r. bic Damask at 4oc. per yard;
a fnII line OF Gentemen's Furnishing Goodsi
a fuii stock of Ladies' and Misses Hosiery AND
Gloves; 80 81
Noiions, Ribbons Trimming Velvets, &c.
A large and complete stock OF Domestic Dry
Goods at prices us low as at any other house IN
this city.
All asks an examination Of my stock before
purchasing elsewhere. JCL1Us SfCLF.
900 Main street, second door from Ninth.
The following gentlemen are with me and would
W. TAZEWELL FITZGERALD Qste
with BreeGen & FOx),
GE' tRGr 5WABACHEk,
j. j. TUREER,
LEWIS w. BURWELL,
WILLIAM d. POWERS,
j. WEINBERG,
J.iHN ". BROWN, sci
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me- CARPETSl CARPETS l-BREE-
DEN FOX mo DOL Broad street) ore now open
inc very handsome assortment OF CARPETS in
ali grades and ENTIRELY NEW DESIGNS, to
which they invite the attention OF buyers.
sc 16-l0t
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-,,s r,anv;lle Railroad Company.

The Daayille Railroad Company promises
"a become one Of the most wealthy in the
state. It's present condition is good, and
It's prospects are admirable. When the
connections now in progress are finished TO
Atlanta, the DanviIle railroad will be the
m ,st direct line of communication with the
Gulf States, and must become the most
travelled of all southern lines.
We look forward to the time wheh 'hese
connections will be finished Tor a l"o,
thorough establishment of the pan'i.ie
road upon the basis of modern ente'pi.>c
and that sort Of liberality in the charges 'o'
transportation that, when wisely resu'a'ou'
mover fails to bring rich rewards 10 GULL
pany. o,,h. 30 O man
rnlt;yates land to increase It's production
shou,d begin from the period a railway Is
,>,,t into oneration. Nothing that lies ldte
IN the country traversed by railWay-no-
thing that NAV be converted into none! IL
taken TO market, and that will entiies!
nerish if not so taken to markct-should be
allowed to be lost. Frcights should ne re-
duced until such articles are lifted up, a. u
were, and put into the cars ana carried
where they may be saved and added 10 tue
common wealth. Thus railway Dcneh'S
the community, and is constantly increasing
its own business and prosperity. e., sue
cessfully cultivating freight.
This policy has not been pursued ny VIZ
einia roads but, as their connections afe
extended, as the volume OF transportation Is
Increased, and, Of course, the competlIloh
becomes more active, they will be forced 10
liberalize their schedules and increase the
activity, punctuality. and expedition OIL
their system of management. Weshall not
make anv special complaint about the Dan
Vile railroad. 1t is best to assail them IN
the general. These roads are exceedingly
we'll fortified, and are very apt not only 70
defend themselves, but to convict you OF
having wronged them, however right you
may be. So we make these remarks gene
raj. and have an abiding faith that as most
railroads in Virginia, when local, have been
narrow and contracted in their manage
ment, as they are extended and become
what we may call national, they VIII De
liberallzed and modernized by the COM
petition they will encounter, and will give
a new spur to trade and industry.
We are aware that the Danville railroad
has made considerable reductions in It's
freights, and have no doubt that 1t has
already begun to feel q growing vigor from
the progress of its connections and its en-
couraging prospects.
We desire to see this road prosper. 1t Is
road whose trade will necessarily be given
to Richmond, and I'VE are especially inter-
ested in seeing such additions to its power
and energy as will make its operations IN
the highest degree active and successful.
The company has recently made pur-
chase of the stock of the State in its road.
This purchase must rebound greatly to the
advantage of the stockholders, unless they
part with it at some period before the busl,
ness of the road shall have raised tGaSS,<e,'e
ofthe stockto price Sssisi A u . highway |
Of such mas.siissg
-.-~NE1y$ISy1Ce.
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS
FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED.

FALL CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Handsome Cnlored Alpaca Poplins, Only Ss
Striped and Plain PoplIns 12t, lSs, ana $685.
DeIaines. pretty, only 20c.;
Striped Mohairs only l6sc.;
Figured lpaca, only sOc. worth 'Vc.'
I'm Dress Ci.ths, all colOrs;
Satin finish Poplin, only Soc; a,
a FUN line Blick A1pacAs from 3Vc. 10 $i'
BLACK Rrillisntiues Beaver @ohalrs;
Turkish Lustree, beautiful goods;
Hoop.shirts. beautiful, at soc. war@ 60,
silk Dress Buttons :11frfs, ar ?cc. per oozen'
worth sue. everywhere: ,o,
Elegant ash and Trimming Ribbons q. prices
that no ore pretends 10 compete "l'n'
Co,nred Velye:s; Velvet Ribbons;
All-8ool White Flannels 2tc.'
O-era Flannels. all colors; r. ro,,br,os
White MarstiIies Spreads: Jaconet Cam rhrcl
&C.: Swiss Musllns, is 20, IS s73 ana sOc: thneh
ID Muslin l0sc.; Cloths and Cashmere chesp
md fit for Prince; Csmbrl: Edging aug ot nav Law
'Irv' bali price; Envelopes. half pr1Se t tuii
Inc of Domestics; Prints; Brown ana beacneu
". have no competitors in all Linen and Cotton
7abr,cs All agree that sell the best ard cheap
,st DomesticS. -
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There is no such body as "a "United
States Grand Lodge Of Masons" The tele-
gram 30 headed ia our issue OF yesterday
had reference to the National Grand Lodge
or Convention Of Odd Fellows.
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LThe State had originally twelve thousand
shares in the road. hecompany has since
directed an issue of new stock 10 an
amount equal to that of the orr ginai number
of shares but, as that does not change the
aggregate amount held by each stock
holder ian original share being worth rs
much as two ofthe new issue), we may count
the States interest at twelve thousand
shares. or $500, 900, that being near the pre-
sent value of 81, 100000 of State bonds, with
which the company must pay for livestock.
The company has six years to pay TINS
$500, 600. This can be managed in sew
eral modes, quite plain TO moneyea
and business men, and large gam
may be secured to the present stock
holders. They should not part with
the State stock or any material part OF 1t,
as that would endunger their subJectlon 10
the control and influence of possibly stran-
gers whose interests may be Incompatible
with those of Virginia. We heard very
practical and sensible gentleman declare the
other day that he wished to see the stock
sold and passed into the hands OF active
strangers, whose great energy anu KNOW
ledge Of railroad management would I'M
part new life and prosperity to the Dan
vile road. We have no objection to the
increase of these valuable qualities IN
the management of the road, but there
is peril in submitting to outside influences.
We trust to the moral effect of the en-
pansion of business, and competition, to
correct many things needing reform, and
expect to see the Danville road in few
years quite up to the requiem ents OF the
age. If this can be accomplished, and the
stockholders can make such use of the
newly-purchased State stock as will enure
to their advantage, it will be just to all and
we'll for the State. The or edit of the road,
which President BUFoRD is managing with
success, is quite sufficient to enable it to
maintain easily the 100000 debt for SIX
wears. The bonds Of the company, or
preferred stock, would soon raise the means
to absorb all the State stock, through State
bonds at their present low quotations
There can be no difficulty about the matter
and there is no good reason for the uneasi
ness of the stockholders, shown at their late
meeting, on the subject Of increasing the
debt of the company.
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me- CORDUROY, CORDUROY, COR
DUpOY.-Just received, a full assortment OF
CORDUROY at IL, $l.25, and sl.S per yard, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street.
500 dozen CoATS'S SPOOL COTTON at soc.
per dozen. gu oO
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THE BROAD-STREET DRY GOODS
EMPORIUM.

| EMPORIUM.
This well.known and old-sstablished house
! continues to sell
| GREAT BARGAINS
: in all kinds Of
DRY GOODS,
making 1t rule to furnish the largest quantity OF
goods for the amount OF money expended with
them. We are now preparing for the coming fall
season, and are closing out everything adapted 10
| the present time st such unusually low prices as
| to induce purchases. We offer some .
Beautiful CHECKED, STRIPED, and FIGURED
| AAPANESE SILKS;
| SOLID and EMBROIDERED GRENADINES;
PLAIN and FIGURED ORGANIZES;
BAREGES, LENOs, CHALLIES, PoPLlSs,
| PIOUES and all LIGHT DRESS GOoDS &t aLo
below cost
WHITE CAMBRICs, NAINsOOKS
! CHECKED -,s..,tsIFED MUSLfNs. s'ssasss@l
1kILLIANTS, PRINTED LINES, |,
DJMIrIKs THREAD CAMBRlCS, and all
classes Of WHITE GOODS, extraordinsr!
cheap;
LINEN DAMAsK, NAPKINS, TOWELS,
QUILTS, LINEN and COTTON ShEET1NG,
PILLOW-CASE LINEN and COTTON,
and CRASH T0WELL1NG.
aud BROWN COTTONS, &C., at
greatly reduced prices;
in WHITE, CGLORED, and BLACK
ALPArAS;
ALL-WUOL DELAIEES, aGINGHAMS,
PRINTS, CASSIMGRES,
and CANTON FLANNELS,
CENTS SHIRTS and SHTRT-BCSOMS,
UNDFR-sHlRTS, BALM JRALS, SHAWLS,
CORSETS, GLOVES,
HOSIERY, RIBBONS. and lots Of other de-
sirabe articles.
call IS solicited.
WILLIAM TIIALHINKR & SONS,
corner Sixth and Broad streets,
Sc 2-eod Broad Street Dry Goods Emporium.
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ESTABLISHED 1873.

c,,., .,o.r and surnIus over -, 900 900 o.
Eap astn,on,s IN United States 6IT, 91a
Deposited n1a ea Wa,n rs bonus % $4,000
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SCHOOL STATION
SERY. pIANO-F0RTsS, MUSIC, &c
WOODHOUSE & PARHAM are read I" turkish
for use In colleges sem;naries public snd private
schools. Professors and teachers who desire TO 70
t-ndnction are cordialle invited 20 their store for
the purpose they have = full stock OF sTA
TinEERY suitable for the desk and school,rOon'
Fortes. Guitars Mus aud Instruction Books.
ORDERS addressed to them will be carefully ana
promptly filed:
Discount 10 TEACHERS. ,,,u,y
au24 "CODHOUSf1 &C % = Ia ia
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me- BREEDEN & FOX mo. 401 Broad
s,r~.n are now opening their early supplies Of
FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
sc 15-1ot
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THE MUTUAL LIFE INsURAN't
L COMPANY OF NE% g sI = sr 9hr \ g :
EEnNpaEy IL rag WORLD-CAsh ASH
6 5Ies s!o, ooo, 900. TIT, Is ~ cash 49,: -
purely mutual compdnyo dtgtae'as p TO sto3
SoIdeTs, which time me e i.p ca
Diyidends payable at The end Of mS pTS S. y,'
upon al policies, increasing .nnuSn5 M" Z. -
life, and breeding those any eopf en- . y; nj
mas or to purchase additional tDsu aoce' ~ - ~
option OF the policy-noider. rsgardssS%si ,n NJ
health Of the injured. Premiums ps'ao'
ally. seIpi-aunually, or quarterly.
The agent invites the attention o! HiI \
the Gospel to bis liberal plan ior iHeuf Ane'
'Ao'1 JOHN ii. CLAIBORNE, Age2t
Dr.. 3. MCCAw, Medical Examiner. s"'
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LOCAL DIRECTDKs-NEW YORK:
Low or A. A. Low 6 Brothers r. :. JS',
fray. Of Il. s. Jaffray Il Co.; Richard ITHin, ..
Richard Irwin & Co.; David sal9msn >; p SO
man Johustou, OF .; 5o s,nnrt o'"N1
Ihe Company limits itself entirely TO s4''
business. ,,.. ppcNpT.
LY PAID. ..,,,,. ovs,
Deriod Of sixty. seven years, having been uhlio',
ton throughout the world or careful manasrn'tn
and financial strength. The patronage o. Tue -
surfing public Is solicited, with special a''eH'''-
10 our liberal rates of pi enium. ,n
- w. JOHN II. claiborne s. CO.,
General Agents stste OF virginia
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Hon. WnLIAa MLsEs positively declines
TO be . candidate for Congress.
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" Il" AND WRITER DRY GOODS.

Elicit s. WATKINS,
No. 1911 MAIN sTEET, RICHMOND Va,
are now prepared to er t. the meTG9 'T1 rus OF 'e
S T3m AND asi FANCY DRY GOODS. comprising
every srticle usually kept In wholesale SAFE cry f,
goods house all new and selected %Ih care and
nrompt trade at prices as low as they Gun %
bought for in any market in this country, oo-
,,a ~ Elicit & WATKINS.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21
BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

MARCUS HARRIS g. BROTHER, cor
Nf uer Fifth and Broad streets and No. 1923 d ain
street, are now receiving their fall ,,I STOCK OF
BOOTS. SHOES, TRUNKS, sATCHELs etc.
com prism the latest styles Of various kinds now
In use Tor lad es' GENTS misses, boys and chill
drens wear the goods being made especd. ny ie or
IA Div known that 1t requires no fur Their re-
CONNIE dal,ou. Our arrangements With the baSt
are such as will enable us at alt
times to chow one OF the very beat SOCKS Ia the
city. We have reduced the prices of all our goods
from the finest DOWN to the lower grades.
mAfCoS ,ne = E Fif.S and q sroad Streets
and No. 1928 Main street.
A CARD.-wc keep only the stores corner Eifth
and Broad and No. 1921 Main street. and no other
store on Broad street has branched Off from ours.
" MARCUS HARRIS & BROTHER.
Sc 2o-t2s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21

EDGAR w. CRowELL, Resident Manager;
Joseph b. ST. JOHN, Assistant Manager.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-09-21
TIRE, MARINE, AND s,,.>,
OFFICE No. llOs MAIN STREET.

CAPITAL REPRESENTED" Sac, ooo'oo"'
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPASG
OF LONDON.