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ORIGIN OF THE WORD BARBAcUE.-Some
anonymous Westminster Reviea1er long ago
suggested that the word barbecue Nigh!
have come from the French bar6e-a-queue,
sssnout to tail" because barbacued pig
was cooked tout entier, ..whole hog" fash
ion. The last edition OF (Get-the-best) Web
absurd etymology. The barbecue. or, as
the indians of Guiana called it in their. Ian
euage, ber6ekot, was wooden grill. or
eridiron, on which they broiled or smoked
dried meats and fish. Beverly, in his his
tory of Virginia, tells us that the word was
in use in that region before 17O0, and de-
scribes the Indian way OF brolting, "by
Iaying the meat upon four sticks raised upon
forks at some distance above the live Goals, =" -
which "they and we also from them call
bar6acueing.n The word was adopted by
the English in Guiana as early at least a as
665.-Philadelphia Age.
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rcorres poudencc or the Richmond Dispatch.l
r.a LEXINGTON. VA. Nov. "a, 1870.


.,eea LEXINGTON, VA. Nov. "a, 1870.
Thanksgiving day y. has been observed
here by, closing the post-offlce from A. NJ.
to5P. If. It is to be hoped that our Chris
tian people are thankful to the Giyer of
less mercies; but they do not seem to recog-
nige the special proprietY OF allowing the
present incumbent of "the White House !"
TO dictate the time or manner of expressing
their gratitude. .s,n
w. The Young Mems Christian Association of
!" Washington and Lee University" are
unusually active this session. Besides their
prayer-meetings, &C., in college, they sus-
tain three Sunday-schoolsa at destitute points
in the surrounding country, all of which
are in most fiourishing condition. They
have completed and paid for n very COM
Portable chapel at the House Mountain, and
are now pushing forward the erection Of
one at another destitute point. ThefolloW-
ing are the efficient officers for:the current
term: A. n. Gordon, president; C.. B..
Willingham, j. l.. Logan, E. 6. Logan, J..
l.. Anderson, vice-presidents j. V. Scott,
recording secretary; j, G., Barr, assistant
recording secretary: s. X. Winn, cores
ponding secretary; W. \. Dabney, trea-
surer; d. L. Wilson, assistant treasurer !;
LIP. Cheney. librarian.
Mr.. Edward Valentine, your talented
young artist. has been here for seve-
raj DAYS, holding q very satisfactory con-
ference with the executive committee
of our Lee Memorial Association, and the
family Of Gen. Lee, whose wishes the COM
mittee propose to follow implicitly. As the
result OF the freest interchange Of views,
MIR. Valentine has been instructed to go
forward at once and prepare his model OF a
sarcophaguS, with recumbent figure OF
the great chieftain. The admirable bust
which lie secured last summer is to be
copied as 4 model for the figure, the de-
tails of the design being left to MIR. Valen-
tines known taste.
Mr.. Valentine has also during this visit
taken an artists view Of "Trayeller," the
old war horse of General Lee. He has seen
him in different attitudes, and taken accu-
rate measurements of his limbs, &c.
There has just arrived at the Institute a
bronze equestrian Statuette Of General Lee,
by the great artist Volck, of Berlin. 1t is
presented TO the Art Gallery Of the lnsti-
tute by Volck himself.
The Faculty Of the University have in
vited Hon. James ?. Holcombe to pro.
lnounce here on the 10th of January a
eulogy on General Lee. They have also
invited President Davis to pronounce q
eulogy at the next commencement. 1t Is
understood that both OF these gentlemen
will accept.
The Graham Society (or rather the "Gra.
ham-Lee society holds its anniversary on
the same day. .. LEXINGTON.
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WonAN's RIGHTS IN VIRGINIA.-The wo-
mems suffrage people hereabouts are medi-
tating another demonstration for the con-
version of Richmond to their peculiar views.
Miss Phoebe A. Cousins, Of st. Louis, and
Mrs. Susan B. Anthony, of New York, have
been invited to lecture here at an early day.
Miss Cousins writes that she cannot come,
being lust now deeply engaged in her law
stndies. and expecting to be admitted to
practice IN May. She sends her photograph,
however, and it shows her to be a very
pretty lady, not long out other teens. Mrs.
ANTHONY accepts the offer, and proposes to
visit virginia very soon for the purpose of
opening our eyes,. ,..-..,.....
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& NOTABLE ,PnGRIMAGE.-The. Shah OF
Persia, who Is performing pilgrimage ge.te to
through Bagdad, accompanied by 9 suite Of
upward Of ten thousand persons, including
several Persian Princes and other dignita-
rles, among whom was NaZym Bey, the
Ottoman representative for nine years past
at the Court of Teheran. The horses and
other beasts of burden composing this
stately caravan number upward of fifteen
thousand. During his stay in Turkish ter
ritory the Shah viii be the. guest of the
Sultan. 1t is worthy Of note (says the Le-
want Herald tha. Shah Nasr Ed-Din Is the
taking of Bagdad, has performed o pill
grimage to the sanctuary Of Kerbeas
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,UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS G JENKINS,
our jerks, is sitting in Richmond on the
cssrssd Of aadr h s ss pd ass ssSa %
obstrueting Sambo in the exercise OF his
"riphts of suferin' !" The most astouish-
ing exhibition of plain and fancy swearing
on the part of the witnesses for the prose-
cution is q necessary feature OF the trials.
That negroes should vote, that respectable
whites should be hauled UP before Fede-
raj office: holder on the bare suspicion OF OBJ
strueting them In the act, and that such
fellow rs Jenkins should be. entrusted with
the guardianship Of this extraor dinary
form Of the freedom of elections, Is one OF
are yet living in the land OF Jefferson, in,
even the nominal enjoyment Of popular IN.
stituti0as,- Winchester: Ns,ss, asa !, 8, !,
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Political News-Tne New Party.

Especial Dispatch TO the Baltimore SUM-
WASHINGTON, Nov. 25.-A good many
Senators and members have been here
during the last few days enging quarters for
the session. An opportunity has thus been
given for an expression of views on the
revenue and civil-service reform move
ment, which prove to be quite unanimous
party. although quite general on the part
of Democrats and western Republicans In
favor Of organizing the next House on the
basis of revenue reform. One western Re-
publican member declares that the people
of his section are united in favor Of reduc-
ing the tariff to revenue standard with
out affording any incidental protection, and
he believes that an attempt will be made in
that direction ut the coming session with
out waiting for the next Congress.
A Pennsylvania Republican member,
whose opinion has been asked, says
that the Administration must resist
such movement with all of its
influence; that the law eonvening the
must be repealed, or else that State will be
hopelessly lost to the Republican party.
The coal and iron and manufacturing in
terests Of that State, he declares, will 90 to
utter decay if the tariff is further reduced.
The revenue Republicans say that they will
show their strength in the present House
by uniting with the Democratic vote to pre-
vent the repeal of the law conyening Con-
gress on March 4th. While there will be
no absolute political coalition, it is pretty
evident, judging from the general talk Of
the liberal Republicans, that members of
the two parties will be found voting to-
gether in the coming session, as they voted
in the last, in favor of lower rates of duties.
Soon after the Senate meets Mr.. Schurz will
make a speech on the revenue reform move.
ment. -.......,..-
The Postmaster-General has appointed
Mrs. Laura A. Lindsey postmistress at
Chester, Va.
Senator Cameron arrived to-day from his
Georgia trip, and left this evening for Penn
sylyania. He thinks the Republicans will
carry the State at the December election,
but believes that more troops are needed
there Washington letter.
fS1MoN is very candid. He knows that
the election must be carried by force, or not
at all. -
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SOMETHING TO BE PRouD oF.-We this morn
ing saw letter addressed to the proprietor of the
Lee gallery, and written by the wife Of our great
chieftain, Gen. K. e. Lee, thanking Mr.. Davies for
copies of card pict ures Of the lamented chief. In
this letter Mrs. Lee pronounces the pictures or
the General from this gallery 1.-THE finest she has
ever secn'' and says the bare sight OF such accu-
rate likenesses afforded her great pleasure - We
make this announcement with peculiar pleasure,
for we know that It will be source Of gratihca-
ton to the people Of the South to be assured that
there is picture Of the great hero, whose name
Will ever 1--we in history, which has received the
endorsement Of the estimable consort.-E Erentn1
Ee11s Non, L 1870. 20 r.. ~. - =.
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CousrERrE1rrNa CAsE.-N. A. Bernstein

CoUNTERFEITINa CAsE.-N. A. Bernstein
was before United States Commissioner
Lynham Saturday on the charge of passing
counterfeit money. The evidence heard
being insufficient. the accused was, on mo-
ton Of the District Attorney, discharged.
Bernstein was charged with uttering
counterfeit 800 note upon the National Bank
of Indianapolis. The only witness against
him was lady, who stated that several
months ago she had received $40 bill from
the accused, and thought that was the one,
because it was torn. She admitted that she
had other notes Of that denomination,
which she had been " saving up" The
prisoner was discharged. The counterfeit
was so miserably gotten up as to be readily.
fetected. e.. E.s -
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PoLIoE CoURT-Justice j. j. White
presidinq.-" Oh, dear what can the mat
ter be ?'-Only two cases before this court
to.day-both against the same individual:
Charles Parker (colored), for creating q
disturbance upon the premises of Charles
H. Page, was discharged with an admoni-
ton.
Charles Parker (colored), charged with
stealing one mule from Pages stable. The
warrant did not state whether the stable or
Page owned the long-eared animal It
seems that the beast might have strayed
and rs he was returned, and Charles was
able to say to Mr. Page, or the stable,
'tHere's your mule" the case was dis.
missed. A short mule is soon curried.
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RICHMOND COLLEGE, Nov. 2lst, 1871


RESOLUTIONS adopted by the Mu Sigma Rho
Society with reference to the death Of Mr.. j. w.
c. GATES, of Chesterfield county, Va. :: f..,1sr.
Whereas, In The mysterious dispensation OF
Gods providence he has seen t to cut down In the
bloom Of youth and manhood our esteemtd friend
and brother Mu Sigma Rhomisn, j. ". c. GATES;
be 1t hereby s.- - -,.,,
sad bereavement the hand OF tnscrut, bic wis.,
dom, and bow with reverence and awe to the SUI
preme will, we do lament deeply the death Of one
so young and so full Of promise, and oemoan the
loss visited upon US By bis absence from our
midst. as $50. s its 10
I'd. That we do most heartily sympathize with
his bereaved family in their sore grief and prayer-
fully commend then TO the mercy Of Infinite Love.
I'd. That the members OF this society wear the
usual badge Of mourning for thirty DAYS. - ,,r
wardeo by the corresponding secretary Q! this 60
copy be inserted In one OF the daily papers OF
Richun ond. - E5 ...s atr.gEal +.
Respectiully submitted by =. - -. j
= 2-7@E %. 8. b. WITT, ~,~ -
ii & 80 SAMUEL SAUNDERs,f Come. 4
t.#f -,aa.. HoB,T SAMPSON, .ssy.s.fs2:
A,sr. Fleet JT,, Pres. M. s. II. Society.
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The Conc OPERA.-The Sappho Comic
Opera Troupe commences an engagement
at the Theatre tonight. This troupe has
recently performed in Washington, Frede-
ricksbure, and Petersburg, to pleased au-
diences, under the management OF j. E.
Ogden, and their advent here will be hailed
with delight by the devotees Of this species
of theatrical entertainment. ...
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SKATING FOR GESTLEMEN.-Young men
who have kept from attending the skating
assemblies at St. Alban's Hall because they
were afraid of appearing awkward before
Wednesday night of skating to their hearts
content without having the ladies to laugh
at them, as that night Will be devoted en-
tirely to gentlemen and boys.
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DENTISTRY.

g ". JONES, d L \ Il l S L .-GSA
~ Teeth extracted without pain. HascSnTp
psovymen!s. both Tor making and giving The nj
trous oxide gas has instruments of his own inven-
Non ana the best made by others. With over
i""nty Years practice, can Insure those having
teeth :" extract entire safety and comfort In the
operation. All other operations thoroughly ard
S'h'!y performed. Best ARTIFICIAL TEETH
mace "t every description, actual imitation Of
nAiurc both II use and expression.
once Franklin street, between 7Gh and 18th.
no gl-lWt
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE NOVEMBER
26.-Mary Ann johnson, Richmond; Mr..
Davis Ealy, Richmond; Mrs: Frances
Mexico; DR.. J. Fl. Stringfellnw, Alexan-
dria; Miss Z. v. Mathews, Richmond.
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S1rT1He THE MATTER.-The directors of
the Central Lunatic Asylum will hold a
meeting tomorrow to investigate the
charges against Isaac 81. Hunter, colored
member Of the board, who is accused Of at
temptingso levy black mail on the officers of
the institution. $500 >' % I'll az ''a''.t 's1
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HORSES AND MULES FOREn
L l. SAi.-,- FOkTY-FnUR HORSES ~
and fE% MrLtS just arrived ut r. B0ssicuA's
.iaht" direct f ON Keutucky. Among the lot are
ton tac mares and some siylish and fast stepping
n1rScs. For sale low and on accommodating
terms. Apply at once at \. Bossicuy's stables, on
Franklin. b.t1ccn 18th and 18th streets. -
&C slim GREEN 4 BUCK.
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A PRIZE FIGHT IN PEosPEoT.-W. 81.
Duke challenges Charley Dougherty to
ight him for the sum of $780, Both the
pugilists are residents of Richmond.
Dukes fighting weight is 1875 pounds. The
fight is to take place on Virginia soil.
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e~rTICE-There stands on the books in

N'tTif E.-There stands on the books IN
= i,, .h.cr Of lnc SccouL !.ECjtnr OF the state
fEI.EirtTF OF kG 81 IFRE.A IT OK for
s.. ltd Jamuary 18th, 1855 il. the ralne "f Pow
l. t.Gl Il ter :. COMMISSIONS in the Circuit CoGrt
f,r "a" "liy oi Richmond In The snit OF vs.
l.. do ana others issued under act OF 2zd March,
!.-o 10. =, Us. Ihs certificate has hcen lost. As
40. Interested In the mater. shal apply for It's
Y,s. wal. EEBECCA BhETT.
.-F.w
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SCHUMAN's B1oRAMA.-Thisn novel eXhi-
bitioniwill be displayed at the Third Bap-
tist Church on next Tuesday evening for
the benefit of Harmony Division, No. so,
Sons Of Temperance. ..-..E s..-~ =.
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yOTICE.-App!cation has been made to
! Y :!c Richmond ana D&nNiliC Eailroud Com
pauy Tor duplicate script for Two &lIARES (~o,
q Il the STOCK of said coinpany, issued in the
ta, of -tlGeu G. Mac d, the Original script
hay u. been lost. GEO. w. @ACO+,
~ l!-Miwt FX'cr Of Sclden G.. Macon.
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AUcrIon,sALEs THIS DAY.

COOK A. LAUGHTON trill sell at 10 A. NJ, at
4" thc residence, On Marshall. between 25th and
10Th streets; household Ind Kitchen furniture,
&c. Ttf ~. -. =, .1,-st. -1~s,s -rsa
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS viii sell mt 4P. NJ. 1s
building lots in the plan OF Bunea Vista, Sid
ID. WR1TEHEAD & CO. win cell at ii, sir store,
commencing al 1ot o'clock, good stock Of gro-
= series,liguors, &C. ''.s. 80 ''',
q. MCCORMICK wtllsell st II A. II. at store No.
1914 Main street. large lot Of chromoa. 49,
THOMAS sw.KEEsEE WIN sell alto a. N. three
second d-hand pianos, furniture, &c. Z
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PERsoNAI.-Mayor Kelley is at home
again, and at work. :.
Chas. <. Matthews, OF the WytheYiTle
Enterprise, is at Ford's Hotel. .... .,..
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SUPPOSED TO BE SToLEN.-The detective
police have in their possession fine black
horse, which is supposed to have been
stolen. It was taken up by Detective Ro-
gers a few days ago, and now awaits identi-
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FALL OVERCoATs--A new lot just received by
Z. B. SPENCE 4 SON, and for sale low. ...
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srALprxe,s Nd PREPARED GLUE

!. ,JAcKscS's, Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad and I'd streets lnew buildlngL Wed
dlngs, Balls, Parties, Sc, furnished ut short ne-
ttee and on reasonable terms,
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1,rE RENT, a NE 7 B RIC X al

,,.E RENT, a y L a I B RIC X
/ WTTAGE on FssnSlin. between 2lst -
:. s.r srrrrE. containing I've rot ms, &c.
.....r. HANDSOME EAMlLN RCSlDENCE,
.'...'''9r; BROAD streets, containing 10 rooms,
.r' al N" mnGc~n Improvements: 80,
49, -r.ut -, <fAT FRAME nWFLL1NGo on gsfh
,,-r.. ~, ~cen CiSy and Leigh streets, with A'e
g. .g..,, -sr!cn, &C. -..,,
,.,7,-,t. ;Sn uf those new, handsome, and WELL
ca 6E!CN r sNEMt STS tn Jones's hees.
49, ,.. uvar JCfTecsoa 81 ect, with all The m1d.
, .,.~ry,fupnis PoSSrssion In N few days.
- Trot. BRICK CoTTAG on Leigh. between
>. and ADAMS streets. containing hte rooms,
'' s.,.'l[ 10 LYME & s:K THs ~
SuclioncGrs aud heal Fs!ste Agents,
= =, I2ls Main street.
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To ADVERTISERS. The Religious lgssatd, of
this city, is one OF the hes: mediums for adyer-
tising TO be found In the South. Office on Main
street, just opposite the Dispatch Office.
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ALL the new style neck-ties just received by E.
B, SPENCE & SON 10 a.7
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\ SCHOOL CIRcuLARs.-All kinds OF school circn
lars, reportss&c executed at the Dispatch Office
as cheap as the cheapest. l. - E.iUJJp..s5 "a
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7 D-T, Thursday night, Nov. oath, e
~ :r-5tt Oi,lce corner Main AID l7.h sts.

G REWARD.-STRATED OR EgS.ssssss
- s'a!,a from my res dence, corner Of EssssA->
~ s.t Mt"'htil str. cts Il few days ago, = T.
o.. IN T." RE- - BUFFALO coz. VIII white
b Ipw,!a White stripe 7oun the back. The above
r,>s-! VIII he paid for her delivery 20 me-.
n. -, H'RAn OLIF Err.
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Buy Your clothing, shirts, and furnishing goods
from e. B. SPENCE & Son. ,r .re.' aa
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FOR FIVE CENTS you can buy Saturday Star
Journals Rovs' and Girls Weekly. or Aaaey's
Journal and lots of other beautiful things o.
ELL7soF q TAyLoR's, LUG Main street, next 10
rtspdSch Office. Saa. s5 I ~ iai i-s't .2.Sr -
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= MASONIC GRAND LoDGE.-Co olonel Owens,
Grand Master of Aiasons In Virginia, by
Recommendation of the Committee on FL
nance and Investment, has ordered that the
Grand Lodge hold its next annual session
in st. Albau's Hall, corner Sd and Main
streets, on the second Monday in Decem-
her. 6, ssS..s-1Eszs :. .l.3fI q . z llIitN . {.
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e CHEAPEST YET.-You can get good Envelopes
with your card printed on them, for only, o. pc
thousand at DISPATCH PR1NTING-HoUsE. = =,
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NJ ELLYsog q co. WIN insert afYertisemenssir
The principal newspapersin Virginia, North Caro-
itna, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at puh-
fishers, Tatee, for cash. = ngtv at this once,
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AceoUsT BOOKS FOR 1871 are made In the best
style at 1913 Main street Leave your orders early
with RASpoLPu & EEGLIsH. ss,S .5.g f;.s s.s,
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NEW Goons.-E. B.. sPENcE & Son, merchant
tailors 1900 Main street. have just received large
assortment Of new goods, embracing all the new
styles. Call and examine their stock.
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FBANK :LEsLIE's ILLUsTRATEp,, ALMANAC,
ls7L containing eight splendid chromos. lrho-
graph cuts, ana over seventy Illustrations, for
sale at ElLYsoE & TAYLon's news depot, Main
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- WE are pleased to informour friends that they
can get some superior CHEWING TOBACCO st w.
ID. BLAIR q Co.'s, corner 9th aud Main streets.
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HAIL COAL at a.. rs per load-PILcHER.

GLOVES Of all kinds for sale low by e. B.
SPENCE Il SON. a "i'-.,.
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I o. O. F.-The members of ..,ssassssz.,
4. the various Lodges OF this city
and Manchester are invited to meet
at Odd Fellows' Hall On TUESDAY ,ssssEsSsS
EVENfNG, 2sth Inst, at 7 O'Clock, with Friend
ship Lodge No. 10. The Grand Representatives
OF the Grand Lodge Of Virginia. to the Grand
full attendance Of the members of the Order is de-
sired. thcs WIN, j. RIDDJCK
Grand Secretary Grand odge Of Virginia.
j. A. COLLINS, - i
Secretary pro tenn. Friendship Lodge 10. 10. .
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'CAEaFEsT YET.--You can buy an the maga-
zines and weekly papers at New York prices, a.
,ELLYsoE. TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT. ne1. to
DIBPATcH office. ,.-,.l. -s..,,,5f AZ 4tr Z.
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THE best way 20 prevent the wear OF carpets ip
to underlay them with old papers. They may be
procured at the Dispatch comting-roem for 20
cents per hundred 1900 + - -.
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Warrock's Edition of Richardson's Almanac,
1871 wholesale and retail, ut ELLYsoN T. TAY-
LoR's, 1l1s Main street.
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

I'nh SALE, an excellent FAMI- EN31
L LIZ HORSE, six years old, very gen ~
tie and We'll formed. He viii be sold for much
to-s than his real va!.e. apply at t. DUKES
- hic frauklln street. ro2S-3t~
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ENGLISH HALF-HosE, only 81 per dozen, at E.
B. SPENCE i& SONS. G1u" -"
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HA1L CoAL a. ss.7s per load, Delivered. No
40, south sth street. M s-Ssz5ls
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HusT1NGs CoURT.-The jury In the case
Of Mary Jasper (colored), indicted for grand
larceny: had failed to agree at the time of
adjournment. and were given into the Gus
todv Of the Sergeant. -,
John Fox, indicted for house,breaking
fenced to confinement for one year in the
penitentiary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-28

For the best dollar shirts, call on E. B. SPENCE
IL Son, 1900 Main street. f,i.-., ...,9 ri =. X
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-28

TTIHE GRAND ANNUAL COM-a@un,a
Il MUHICATION Of the A. +. and A. gsWs&sg
Masons of Virginia will be held at st. Al SlA9
ban's Hall, corner Main and Sd streets, on EUNg|
MO DAY, the 18th day OF December, at 6 O'Clock
z. II. BY order Of the ii. W. Grand Master.
.-, 3. joan DOVE, s.,s
no 25- -deotd&Swtd Grand Secretary