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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-12

PYTHIAH ANN1vERsARY.-The second
anniversary of Syracuse Lodge, No. 5,
knights Of Pythias, was celebrated by
a grand supper at Johnson's Dining
rooms, on 18th street, Friday night. This
on this occasion it was reinforced BY q
numerous array Of invited guests. The
supper was bountiful, and the Knights did
it ample justice. The regular toasts were
responded to by Messrs. j. B. Vaughan, W.
II. Wade, G. G. Hartman, J. j. English, J.
J. White, II. My ers, w. S. Gilman, Clacker,
Ira Blount, and the representative of this
paper. A letter from Mayor Kelley was
received with great applause. The enter
tainment passed off pleasantly, and was
brought to close at very late hour.
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General Assembly Of Virginia.
SATURDAY, Dec. 10, 1870.
SENATE.

SENATE.
The Senate met at noon-Lieut. Gov.
MARyE in the chair.
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Burrows.
BILLS PRESENTED.
certain sections, and to repeal certain other
sections Of chap. 1G2 Of the Code qS6O) as
to juries generally.
By Mr.. FITZPATRICK To authorize the
consolidation Of the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad Company, and the Lynch.
burgh and Danville Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. HARRIS To prevent and punish
unlawful hunting.
BY MIR. ANDERSON. of Rockbridge: To
amend and re-enact the act relating to
chain gangs. ......--.. ....... -..
BY Mr.. HERxDox To repeal sec. 4, chap.
33 OF the Code, and to amend other chap
ters in relation to the Public Guard.
BY Mr.. ANDERSON, Of Rockbridge To
amend and re-enact sec. 80 of the act to
provide for general election, and to repeal
10, 1870.
BY Mr.. GRIMsLEY {: To provide for the
organization Of the militia.
By Mr.. GREENE To amend and resnact
section /, chapter 125 OF the Code Of 1860,
in relation to illegitimate children.
By Mr. COURTNEY Providing additional
remedies for recovering possession OF real
property.
BOUNDARIES OF LYNCHBuRG.
Mr.. OWEN introduced bill to define and
extend the boundaries of the city of Lynch
burg, which, on his motion (two-thirds
concurring), passed the necessary readings,
was forthwith engrossed, and passed.
TIE rUBLIc DEBT.
Mr. PEsDLEToN presented the following
Joint resolution
"Resolred. Cthe House OF Delegates con-
curring) That the present Commonwealth
OF Virginia is neither legally nor equitably
bound to pay the whole Of the debt con-
tracted by the Commonwealth prior to the
year 1861"
In Offering this resolution Mr.. PEsDIEToN
said no more important subject could en-
gage the attention Of the Legislature, and
the question at issue should be settled at
once.
Mir. HERNDoN expressed his pleasure that
the question had been raised in the form of
a Joint resolution.
Mr.. ANDERSON, Of Pittsylvania, objected
10 the position taken by the resolution, but
thought with MIR. HERNDoN, that the sub.
icct should be considered in the form pro-
posed by Mr.. PESpLEToN.
The resolution was then maze the speclai
order for Wednesday next.
ORANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MANASSAS RAIL
ROAD.
Senate bill directing the Board of Public
Works to sell to the Orange, Alexandria
and Manassas Railroad Company, the stock
of the state in said company, and author.
izing the said company to buy the same,
| was read the third time, and the question
on the passage Of the bill being put, was
decided IN the aflirmatiye-ayes, IS; noes,
| /.
On motion of Mr.. CARR, adjourned.
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POLICE CoURT-SATURDAY-Ju j. J
White prestdtng.-Richard Leigh (colored),
charged with assulting and beating Maggie
Gordon (mulattressl, was required to give
security to keep the peace in the sum Of
S10O.
Winston Jackson (colored), charged with
unlawfully and feloniously voting and
swearing falsely at the first precinct, in
Clay Ward. Case continued until Tues.
day. Bail required in the sum of $500.
The case against the same eolored indi.
vidual for cursing, abusing, and threaten.
ing to beat Virginia White, was dismissed,
no one appearing to testify against the ac.
cused.
Minerva Brown and Amanda Vaughn
(colored), charged with assaultiHg .Sallie
Carter and Lucy King, two darkroom.
plected sisters. with clubs and bricks, and
disturbing the neighborhood generally,
were required to give security for their
good behavior, in default of which they
were sent to jail.
Jim Hamilton, alias VIM. Thomas (col.
ored). charged with stealing a lot of cloth.
ing, valued at S., from Henry Pry, was
sent to the grand jury.
Patrick OSullivan, charged with using
abusive language towards Herman Swartz,
was fined $3.50.
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CHRISTMAS BooKs.-The display of illus.
trated ANIMALS and holiday books now on
exhibition at Ellyson & Taylor's, 1116 Main
street, is really worthy the attention of ar.
lists and literati. The Christmas numbers
of "Belgravia," "Bow Bells" "Once 8
Week." "London Society,"" and other Eng
lish magazines, are filled with entertaining
fiction by authors of note, and are hand
sssomely g Illustrated by the best artists. The
periodicals, but, although an American pub
lication, it is more attractive than either il
the line of fine engravings. Faululess il
Typography, and edited with taste, mum
ber of this monthly forms valuable addi
tion to the portfolio or the library table.
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FINE HARNEss.-We are not much given
to putting, ordinarily, but when any work
extraordinary that reflects especial credit
on Richmond art and mechanism Is exhi,
bited, we feel that we speak of it with en-.
tire propriety, as 1t is of general advantage
to the reputation Of the place for manu-
featuring skill. In this spirit we notice q
superb set of carriage harness just COM
pleted by S. s. Cottrell, saddle and harness
maker, in this city. It cannot be excelled
anywhere, and costs at least one-third less
than the same harness would in New York
or other large cities. This superb speci-
men of Richmond mechanism and handi-
work may be seen at Mr.. CottrelPs store
to-day. It is worth going to see. h.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

COuK & LAUGHTON win sell at 10 A. M.
at store No. zoos Main street, an assortment o.
mantel and pier mirrors, choice engravIngs
&c.
A. c. PULLIAM will sell at 1o II. 272 acres o,
land on Swift creek, in Chesterfield county.
P. BOWMAN will sell at 10 4. 81. weollen goods,
.cloaks, shawls, blankets, wax dolls, silver and
plated-ware, Christms IS toys, &C.
E. B. NEWBURN will sell at 12 M. two tracts OF
land on the Glover Hill railroad.
LEG GoDDIN will sell for the executors at
p two brick dwellings on the corner OF
Grace and sth streets.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at p. III. a
building lot on the south side Of Cary, between
9TH and 5th streets.
A. C. PULLIAM will sell at Chesterfield Court
house four tracts Of coRl and timbered land
W. KEEsEE will sell at 10 O'Clock
pianos, household furniture, &C.
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WHAT FROGS HAVE TAUGHT Us.-Pro-
fessor Winston, of the Baptist Female In
stitute, Of this city, will lecture, and ex-
perimen mt with battery, showing how a
frog taught us telegraphy and other
things" before the Children's Aid Society
of the Centenary Sunday school, in the
lecture-room Of Centenary (Methodist)
Church, on Friday evening, the 10th In
slant. This lecture has been prepared and
experiments selected with special view
to entertain, interest, and instruct those
wishing to know something of the miracu.
lous power and great usefulness OF elec.
tricity. We are sure it will be we'll worth
attending.
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The JUDGE Who D1sLIKEp SMELLs.-
Judge - tout West, of course,) hated,
to put it mild, the smell of musk. One hot
day, the mercury standing 900 in the shade,
the Judge sat in his office, lolling in his
easy.chair, placed just in the draft-the lit.
tie there was-doing his best to open up
the mystery Of an old opaque "last will and
testament" submitted to his judicial de-
termination. Just as the breeze grew sem
sibly strong and refreshing, the judges
olfactories contorted under the smell OF
musk. His honor looked up from the an
cient document he was considering, and
beheld lady standing in the open door.
With a gentle wave of his hand. as If mo-
tioning her to turn one side, the judge
greeted her with, "Beg your pardon, ma
Dame, but you don't smell WE'LL"
"Sir," replied the astoniShed dame, IN O
tone that would have frozen a less imper-
turbable man in his seat, Notwithstanding
the excessive heat, and threw herself out OF
the office.
The judge dropped to the contemplation
of his paper. Directly stern voice greeted
him with. care you the chap that insulted
my wife!"
Again the judge looked up from his
work, and seeing strong-built man stand.
ing in his doorway frowning upon him,
answered promptly, ono, sir; please be
seated"
"Dldn't you just tell my wife she
stunk!" thIndered the man.
"No, sir; said the jud &c, very firmly
"I am incapable Of saying that to any,
body"
The man turned square on his heel and
directly returned with his wife, saying,
"Wife, is that the feller?' pointing to the
judge.
eyes" said she, decisiyely.
"Well," said her husband, "he says he
didn't say you stunk."
"No," replied she, "he said 1 didn't
smell WELL"
ooh" broke in the judge, in his bland
est tone, "a misrepresentation. 1t must be
true, madame, that you didn't smell well,
or else you would have smelled me. You
have catarrh, have you not?"
The husband relaxed his fist, looked at
his wife. smiled, then, turning to the judge.
said, Esquire, you're cute one i; you'll
do for us.5 And the Judge got good case
and fat client.
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ADVENTURES OF A MURDERER.-J0hnM Mo-
ran, who killed Officer Packard, of Slough
ton, Mass, while in danger of arrest, seems
to be man of intelligence which, properly
used, would have saved him from the gal
lows, to which, in all probability, he Will
soon fall victim. His account Of his adj
ventures while fugitive from the law is
interesting. He had lied to Bridgewater
swamp, and there was surrounded by hun
dreds of men, nearly all of whom were
armed, and fully determined to take him,
alive or dead. AS the circle narrowed
upon him, he lay in the shrubbery and
heard the threats of his pursuers,
but by stealthily creeping through the
bushes he escaped, passed the outer circle,
ran to the woods, and then. with the stars
to guide, went northward to Stoughton
Corners. From that time till the day of his
capture he lived partly in the woods and
partly at Easton, Randolph, and Slough
ton, often finding shelter in the houses OF
{. true friends, who would not sell blood for
money" On Sundays he would conceal
himself in the woods, as hunting parties
were after him, and he was safer there than
even in the houses of his "true friends"
He boasts that during all this time he had
full knowledge of what detectives were
doing, and was supplied with newspapers
daily. He has frequently been shot at, and
received balls in his arms and back, but
considered them mere tritles. At last, how
ever, lust as he was within fifty yards Of
shelter, he was shot, and his right leg was
fractured, and, thus helpless, was taken to
prison, where he now Lies, boasting OF his
exploits, and saying that he would escape
again were 1t not that he is crippled by his
wound.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

TIE LATE SPECIAL ELEcr1oN-Furthe
Returns.-Returns were received at thi
office on Saturday from the following pre-
clncts Of Henrico county:
. Tuckahoe Io,onshtp.-Moran's Store
Guy, 167 Boyd, 202; Boyds majority, a5
Erin Shades: Guy, So; Boyd, 81; Guy
majority, q. Boyd's majority in the town
ship, 8. ~.
Brookland To,cnship.-Hungary Precinct
Guy, 80; Boyd, Al; Guys majority, 80
Dickman's: Guy, 160; Boyd, 1876; Boydi
majority, 36. Guys majority in the town
ship, 8.
Varina To,rnship.-Carter's Precinct
Guy, 146; Boyd, 137; Guys majority, 8
Sweeney's: Guy, 1S9; Boyd, 167; Guys
majority, %. Guys majority in the town.
ship, 81.
Complete returns have not been received
from Fairfield township, but Boyd's report.
ed majority is 20. This would give Guy q
majority of 6 in the county, or about 2sI in
the district.
The commissioners of election will meet
to canvass the vote at the Hastings Court.
room this morning at II o'clock.
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No UMBUG.-We do not wish to inform yog,
reader. that DR.. Wonderful. or any other man,
hiss discovered remedy that cures all disease, Of
mind, body or estate, and Is designed to make our
hoiunary sph re . bllssful paradise 10 which
Heaven itself shall be tu: side show, but We do
wish to inform you that DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy has cured thousands OF cases OF Catarrh
Ia It's worst forms and stages, and the proprietor
win pay $500 for case Of this loatnsome dissass
which he cannot cure. 1t may be procured Of
druggists, or BY mail for sixty cents from X. Y.
PIERCE, N. D., Buffalo, N. Y. A pamphlet sont
frao . ~
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THE PUBLIC PR1NTING.-At q meeting
held on Saturday, the joint committee (of
the General Assembly, on Public Printing
sustained the action of Superintendent
schafter in declining to award the contract
to MIR. j. j. Palmer. That gentleman was
the lowest bidder, but the Superintendent
declined to give him the job, because he
has not an office to do the work, and there
fore could not be expected to ill the con-
tract without sub-letting. Mr.. Palmers
bid was 60 cents per thousand ems, while
all the other printers of the city bid 10 cents
nor thousand @.-rE-
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JUDGE UNDERWOOD FREES AN ALLEGED
PERJURER FROM CUsToDY.-Judge Under.
wood, on Saturday, ordered J. d. Peters,
the negro who swore out the warrant
against Dir. Winston F. Rogers, and was
subsequently arrested on the charge of per-
jury, to be brought before him on writ Of
habeds corpus. Peters being conducted TO
the United States courtroom, the Judge
said the warrant for his arrest was insutti-
cient to hold him, and moreover, that if
perjury had been committed, it was before
United States commissioner, and the Gov.
ernment was able to take care Of its own
cases. he declined to examine any wit
nesses, but, without any formality, ordered
the accused to be set at liberty. If, as we
are informed, Peters had indeed sworn to a
lie, we hope this matter will not rest here,
He should be indicted for the offence, and
made to suffer the extreme penalty of the
law.
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RICHMOND CoLLEaE.-Ata meeting Of the
Board of Trustees OF Richmond College,
held on Saturday night, the following COM
mittee was appointed to appear before the
control OF the agricultural land scrip, and
urge the claims of this college Rev. DR..
Curry, Gov. Henry A. Wise, Judge Jos.
Christian, and Jas. Alfred Jones, Esq.
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MASONIC GRAND LoDGE.-The Grand
Lodge of Masons of Virginia will meet in
annual session at st. Adams Hall, corner
of Sd and Main streets, this evening at
o'clock. A large number of d. legates are
already in the city. Among others, we no.
ticed on our streets Saturday Col. Robert
E. Withers, of Lynchburg, Grand Senior
Warden, and Judge Richard F. Parker, Of
Winchester, Grand Junior Deacon.
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In the notice of the meeting Of the
Board of Directors of the Richmond and
Petersburg Railroad Company in our issue
of Saturday, it ought to have been stated
that three members of the Board entered
o written protest against the policy adopted
by the stockholders at their late annual
meeting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-12

NowLAH & Co., jewellers, are receiving mag.
Diacent new fall styles OF all the choice patterns
Of fine jewelry. Gets of amethyst, corsl, pearls,
diamonds new patterns medalions, neck ohstns,
;.eontine and opsrs chains, glove pauds. haudksr-
chief holders, diamond rings. and superb new sii-
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Teush
streets. ...-. ..... go
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TIE LADIES OF the First Presbyterian
Church open their attractive Fair to-day,
on Broad street, In the store formerly oc.
cupird By Cardozo & Co. Busy hands and
willing hearts have made the Fair-room
unusually beautiful, and every effort will
be made to please the visitor. Open daily
at IA O'Clock. Admittance free.
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BURNING OF THE CLEVELAND RoILINe-
M1LLs.-O Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 9.IFhe loss
by the burning Of the Cleveland Nail ana
Iron .Compuny's rolling-mill, which oc-
Cured to-day, will foot up about Sl0o, ,VO0;
iusuredfor S102, 500. The fire caught In the
roof from sparks:of hot iron thrown on ny
In cutting bars into lengths. Three hun
dred men. were thrown out OF employment
by the disaster. ess
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A FINE THING FOR THE TEErB.-The ma
grant sozodont has taken a very prominent place
among the most approved dentrihcss OF tho Dry.
It is very popular article foT the toilet, highly
recommended by all who have used Il, as . beaur
tifer and preserver Of the teeth, refreshing tho
mouth swt etening the breath. aud srrestfng tie
progress Of decay. #1 -'~r'iS'"
',SpaldiDg's Glue" stickiest thing out. ,is2i :
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HEsREw MEMORIAL AssocIATIoE.-The
Richmond Hebrew Ladies' Memorial As
sociation win hold its regular quarterly
meeting tomorrow Tuesday, at II O'Clock
M., at the residence Of the President, Miss
r, FL. Myers, Broad street.
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BEST anthracite coal for CRATES and stoves. 81 3
No. egg anthracite for grates............... IFS
Nut anthracite for Morning Glory stcves..... %
Clover Hill coal, from %. ....,.....91 So to 10
Pine aud oak wood, from .............A so to 20
delivered. G. H. PAGE d Co.,
at 18th and Cary and 10S Iraee street.
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NATIONAL PUBLISHING CoMEASy,l
PHIL Lee. g, 1870. 4

Mr.. Johu ". Dacies, Lee Gallery, Rtchmsnd,
Virginia:
Dear sir, Yours Of the 9th received Accept
our thanks for the very fne pictures Of General
Leo YOU sent us. We send you ccpy ftae :" War
Between the S,ates'' BY express today. which We
beg you will accept as partisi return fos tie
valuable photograph you have sent Us.
Very respectfully.
J. X. JONES, President.
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Interesting to Mail Contractors.

Please announce that, as there fs an i'm.
preston on the minds Of some that all mail
contractors will have to take the oath as pre-.
scribed by act OF July2, 1862, whether their
disabilities have been removed or not. an
authorized by the Postmaster-General tc
state that such Is not the fact; that those
who have had their disabilities removed
will have to take only the oath Of July IL
1858. ~
Very respectfully,
GEO. W. BooKER.
Washington city, Dec. 8. 1870.
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FATAL Aco1DENT.-It was reported here
on Saturday night that Mr. D. j. Paxton, q
jeweller of 'Danville, fell from the roof OF
his house on Friday and was killed. MIR.
Paxton was popular young man, well
known in this city.
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CoRNs, CORys, BUNIoNs. NAILS, &C., and al
diseases OF the feet, removed without pain by Dr.
SCHULTZ. Strangers, remember DR.. schults's
office, 10th street, between Main and Franklin. -.
N. B.-Annusl bscription list now open. Or
for three and six months, for families and others.
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TIE AMERICAN EAaLE.-Judge Farrar, of
Amelia (Johnny Reb), will deliver his fa-
nous lecture on the American Eagle, before
the Young Mems Missionary Society of the
Second Baptist Church, on next Thursday
evening.
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JAcKsoN's Wholesale aud Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad and Cd streets (new buildingl. Wed.
dings, Balls, Parties, &C., furnished at short mo-
tice and on reasonable terms.
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PETERsoS's MAGAZINE for January II,
with fashions for the new year, descriptive
plates, patterns and descriptions, is to hand
from Ellyson g. Taylor, Main street.
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The new officers of the Grand Lodge OF
Masons Of North Carolina are: @. c. CLARK,
Grand Master; John Nichols, Senior War
den; :. II. Kountree, Junior Warden; w.
Z. Anderson, Treasurer and D. ". Balm,
Secretary.
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a. ELLYsoN q CO. will insert adyertisemen1 In
me principal newspapersin Virginia, North Osro-
.nG, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at puf-
lshers rates, for cast. .pplv st this otncas
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PREMIUM CAspY.-For the best Freneh and
American Candy 20 to d. CoLuaRcs's sseam
Candy Manufactory, No. ED Broad street. lou
will bs sure 10 buy after ex mining DIS stoex anu
ascestaining bis prices.
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WE have received from Ellyson & Taylor,
next to Dispatch Office, PetersoHs Aa9a-
zine for January. It is full OF the Latest
fashions, and beautifully illustrated. Now
is the time 10 subscribe,
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Why be cold when you can got warm, and keep
warm, by buying one of E. b. SPENCE q soA's
one dollar heavy uLdershtrts. Other gentlemen's
Hear 1t same low rates ut l30o Main street.
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To ADVERTISERS. the Religious Hsratd, o
this city, is one Of the best mediums for advsr-
Using to BIZ found In the soutb. Once on Main
street, just opp ,site the Dispatch Office.
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OvERCoATS of all grades and gentlenen's FUR.
nishug goods Of every description at e. b.
SPENCE q SONS, laCo Main street.
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CHEAPEST YET.--You Can get good Envelopes.
With your card printed on them, for only - per
thousand, at DISPATCH PRISTING-RoUsE.
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ATTENTION, Observation-Disclosures time 10 es1
sential to you ; hence We advise You TO remember
CHARLES LUMspEs, who sells Watches, Clocks.
&C. also, repairs Watches, Clocks, and specta-
cles In the cest manner. No. Governor street.
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THE best way to prevent the wear OF carpets 10
to underlay them with old papers. They may bs
procured at the Dispatch counting-room for 70
cents per hundred.
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SCHOOL CIRCULARs.-Al kinds OF school oircu
lars, reports, &C., executed at the DiSpdtch ONCE
az cheap as the cheapest. r@'
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ALMASACs FOR 1S7l.-Thirteen different kinds
at gLLYsoN 4 TAYLoR'S News Depot, next to
Dispatch Oilice. .'-
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE RICHMOND PosT-oFPIcE DgcgM-
BER u, 1S70.-Mr. Jacob Bluming, W. j.
Gates, Richmond: N. Hohenfeld, Pbila-
delphia; W. A. West, Washington, D. G.
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ToYs FOR EvERYBoDY.-AE kinds Of Toys,
from the best manufactures, at d. CoLuNBusS
Toy Depot, No. el4 Broad street. ... IA .srtf.s
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Christmas Books for boys and girls 81 ELLYsoH
s. TAYLoR's, llls Main street.