davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

THE INDIANAPOLIS IMMIGRATION Con-
vENTIoN-MGortty and Minority Reports
ON Conqr essi0nal Interference lGnapo
lis, Nov. 24.-The following resolutions
were adopted-ayes II. noes B:
"ResolUed, That additional legislation and
more rigid enforcement Of the laws on the
subject Of immigration are necessary TO pre-
vent abuse and frauds, and to protect the
true interests of immigrants on arrival ana
while in transit to their destinations IN tnls
country and for the accompllshmeat OF
this purpose, in the opinion OF ths Con'
yention, appropriate legislation Is ,mpefa'
That the President of the United States
| be requested to open negotiations Win
countries from which persons come to this
country, to secure ! joint jurisdiction on
emigrant ships for the protection OF emil
grants against abuse and fraud, and that q
COPY of this resolution be given to the Pre-
dent of the United States and to the Con-
gress of the U. States; that this Convention
condemn all schemes Of combinations ana
monopolies oppressive to emlgrants Dy
which they are deprived of the proper Ia
cilties for cheap transit, and by which va
rious impositions are practlced upon tneir
of this convention bureau Of immigration
should be fol med under the auspices OF the
Federal Government. That committee OF
one from each State and Territory repre-
sented in this convention be appointed to
memorabilia Congress for such Legislation
as will best accomplish the views expressed
in the foregoing resolutions.
That all capltation tax collected from en-
ierants, whether imposed directly or indi-
rectlv, with or without color of law, are
odious and unjust, and ought to be aDoi-
ished.
There had previously been rejected NIL
nority report from the same committee,
with long preamble, setting forth oblec-
tions to the majority report, and stating
that there seemed to be no reason apparent
why the Federal Government should be
charged with this subject.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26


The above house being sold out for cash, ana
being flushed at the time, enabled me to buy
great many goods at startling sacrifice, and am
now selling the
Handsonest MoUsLIN DELAINEs In the city
Excelient BLACK ALPACAs at IS, %, 20, and
Soc, worth half as much again;
The best yard-wide I2Ac. BLEACHED COTTON
in the city;
F,rst-rate UNBLEACHED COTTON at Co.;
REPS, in all cotors, Mt 2sc-;
The very best EMPRESS CLOTH only 5oc.;
WATERPROOF CLOTH at 81, sold elsewhere a.
PLAID DRESS GOODS; .s... F..
yERLOUR, BIARETZ;
CHENE POPLINs, LUsTERIEEE;
ALEXANDRA KID GLOVES at sl.2s; -
yELyETEEN, CLOTHS, CASHMERE
DOUBLE BROCHE sHAWLs only &s.b;
WHITE CORDEROY;
Ladies' and Gents WOOLLEN SHIRTS ana
DRAWERS;
HOSIERY. HOODS, TICKING, HICKORY;
COUNTERPANES, FLANNELS:
HANDKERCHIEFs, WHITE GOODS;
Plaid Domestics Linen Shirts Of my own make,
and In short, everything belonging the dry goods
trade at astonishing low figures Call and DO con-
WINGED, before purchasing elsewhere, that Colo
backs is the place where you can safely spend
your greenbacks to best advantage.
80 A. GoLDBACK.
no "a GOT Broad street. between sth and 18th.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

INSANITY AND MURDER.-No one doubts
that the strain upon the mind, occasioned
by the fast-succeeding sensations OF the
day, is too much for average intellects, and
that insanity from that cause has alarmingly
increased Of late. AS lunatics, apparently
harmless, are permitted to 60 at large until
they have been guilty of some terrible deed
that first attracts attention to their mental
condition, it would not be unreasonable to
suggest the propriety Of the relatives of odd
or eccentric: persons placing them under
medical surveillance, and Of means to con-
fine them being employed the instant they
manifest any evidence of an aggavation Of
their mental malady. This suggestion is
prompted by the recent great increase o.
bloody crimes committed by persons pre-
disposed to insanity. If some such pre-
caution as that pointed out be not taken,
murders by lunatics will be Of daily occur
renee. An observance Of the suggestion
might ill the lunatic asylums q neglect to
act upon it will certainly fill our cemeteries
and our prisons.-Phil. City Item.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

TENNESSEE BoNDs.-There has been very
severe break in Tennessee bonds in the New
York market, which the papers there thus
account for: 1t is stated that the parties
who loaded up in expectation Of finding
purchasers at higher quotations when the
State should auction of its interests in the
several railroads which have failed to meet
their Indebtedness to the State, were greatly
disappointed to find that there were no bid
ders for franchise thus offered, and when
they afterwards learned that the sale failed
because Of the claims of the United States
to certain portions of the rolling stock
which has been sold to the companies at the
end of the war, but for which payment had
not as yet been made, they began selling
their load, precipitating the "break " from
81 To IS. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
A Wicked Way to National Harmon

"A WICKED way to National Harmony.
The wickedest politician in the United
States is General BUTLER. He has boxed
the compass Of politics, and has only been
consistent in malice. Having been fore
most in the measures of vindictiveness and
persecution that separated the people of
the Union wider apart than fraternal and
bloody strife could have done, he now pro-
poses to restore national harmony by war
with England-a war that would still
further increase the bllrthens Of the people
and give new harvest for plunderers and
thieves. He affects some kind feeling for
the southern people, and suggests, patron.
izingly, that war would open a field for
the brilliant display of southern courage
and impulsiveness!
How amiable and patriotic this is in man
whose whole study for ten years has been
how he could best infict humiliation and
misery upen the southern people. What a
statesman is this General BUTLER, who has
done all in his power to bring about the
sectional alienation, which he coolly pro-
poses to restore by war with one OF
the greatest Powers in the world, and he
expects those he has set by the ears to
go earnestly to fight themselves into friendly
relations.
This is wicked in the last degree. But
he coolly ayows another motive-viz to
strengthen the Republican party, which he
confesses is dropping to pieces, its mission
having been completed. The New York
Times Republican,, justly says: "War is
bad enough when unavoidable. To plunge
into it merely for partisan effect would tie
to incur the execration of mankind" But
that is retribution with which Gen. BUTLER
Is quite familiar, and 1t has no terrors for
him. Yet the Republican party may not be
disposed to view it with Indifference. To
wage war deliberately for such purposes
would hardly meet the approval of the peo-
pie Of the United States who would have to
pay for such folly and atrocity. There is a
way to accomplish the first object named
aboye-that of restoring harmony to the
distracted coHntry-without going to war
with England or with anybody else. That
is, to consign General BUTLER and I'LL those
who have sowed the seeds OF discord and
heaped up the miseries Of the country, to
the shades Of retirement-there 10 stay
and to put In their places men Of sense,
wisdom, and honesty-men who feel their
duty to the country to be above that they
owe to party, and who would not Cypress
any portion Of the Land or do any injury to
the nation to promote the selfish and greedy
objects Of party. This will do more than
war can do, and 1t costs the country moth,
ing. This viii restore peace and harmony,
and rescue the nation from the impolicy
and misruIe Of wicked men.
The Radical party may well suspect this
General BurLEH, who has been true TO no
party. His deliberate confession Of Radical
weakness 10 damaging I; but his remedy OF
o wax with Great Britain is 30 costly that 1t
L. enough to drive the patient to despair.
WIZ the country stand such war to revive
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

~ CARPETS, DRUGGETs, OIL
CLOTHs.-We have now in store BODY and
TAPESTRY BRUSSELS, THREE-PLY, IN
GRAIN, vENITIAN. and HEMP CARPETS;
FLOOR oIL-CLoTH, l, H. and yards wide /;
DRUGGET, BAIzE, LINEN, and oIL-CLoTH,
for covering stair carpets, at -
LEVY BROTHERg,
17la and Lis Main street.
The best SEWING COTTON now In market IL
JOHN CLARK, JR., Il CO.'S. Use no other. "
no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

@ BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLAN-
KETs.-We have stock Of BLANKETS that
cannot be surpassed. Call and take look at the
fine BED BLANKETS (all sizesl, CRADLE and
CRIB BLANKETS, GRAY BLANKETS HORSE
BLANKETS, and LAP BLANKETS, ut
q. LEVY BROTHERS.,
12l3 and 12l5 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S SPOOL COT
TON for machine and hand sewing. no Is
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

GONE TO PHnApEL rH1A.-Mr. E. A. Pol
lard has been taken by his brother, Mr.;
Richard Pollard, to Philadelphia, for medl.
cal treatment. The disease with which
MIR. P. is suffering is Of dropsicaI charac.
ter, complicated, it is feared, with Bright's
disease Of the Kidneys. His condition is
considered critical.-Lynch6urg Virginian
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
MARRIED..

art tho residence OF the BRIDES father, BY Bey.
q, " I,eyburn. OF Wednesday, Noyember go.
~ n p. EEWBILL, Of Texas, TO Miss MARY
N daughter Of Cant. Robert II. Branch OF Ap-
pom tto1 county, Va. ~ r
Or the asd instants at the Menumenta, ShnrGs f
~ Ton NJ 70 MARY A, daughter Of W. M. Sutton al
OF ri edmond. No cards.
At the residence or the BRIDES father, on Thurs
day evening. November oath, by Rev. John a:
IDA O. SPENCE: both OF this city. =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

IT the December number of LirfrNooTTs
Moooa;ne our townsman, DR.. JOHN Z. LIT
r1r has an article entitled "Florida: Ho"
to Go and Where to Stay" 1t contains
rnuch the same matter that went to make
nm some of his Florida letters In the D's-
,atch. It is readable article, of course.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

LAND sA1Es.-By David D. NJ. Digges,
Land Agent at Gordonsvtlle, Va: =,
louisville, belonging to George A. Sinclair,
Esq, of Charlottesville, Va, to MIR. E. F
Cowherd.
Also, parcel of land in Greene county,
belonging to said Digges, known as the
Burton place, to VIM. T. Coleman, at S2t
DER acre. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

TIE CONDITION OF PAR1s.-[By telegraph
to the TTtb,sne.I-London, Nov. 23.-The
special correspondent Of the Tribune in
Paris, under date of 10th instant, says !:
!" In nv district there has been no meat for
the last four days. In the next district The
butchers shops are shut. For I'VE days
my friends have been dining On cats, rats,
and guinea pigs. The deaths are one tnou-
sand eight hundred weekly-three hun
dred and eighty from smallpox"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

MT CHROMOS! CHROMOS! CHRO-
MOsf- Great sale of the finest and m I ct elabo-
rote,y framed CHRoMOS ever offered for sale in
This city. Great:bsrgains will be offered. Don't
fail to attend.
/ Sale commences at Ii O'Clock THIS MORN
ING, at store No. 1914, III Ain street, between
1s,b and 1atb. e-- q. MCCORMICK,
+ ~ s.. s.>. .-.,.. :. Aucttoneer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

THE negro, Lewis Travis, whose arrest at
Nashville some days since was announced
by telegraph, died in the Griffin iaJ jail
on "Wednesday. Before he died ne was
Coyington, and the wotlld-be assassin oil
Msyos LQYett end DR.. and Mrs. Butler,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

~ FLANNELS, FLANNELs, FLAN-
NELs.-Look at our Atwood RED and WHITE
FLANNEL at 7sc., worth soc.; superior pure
wool WHITE FLANNEL at zoe worth 4oc.; Ex-
IRA WHITE FLANNEL at asc., worth soc.; fun
yard-w1de FLANNEL at Soc, worth eoc.. at eoc.,
worth 7sc.; all qualities Of Red and YELLOW,
and GREY, RED and BLUE TWILLED FLAN-
NELS; OPERA FLANNELS In all colors ALSO
SILK-WARP FLANNELS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
--.. 1918 and 1915 Msin street
4 trial will convince you that John Clark, Jr.,
4 Co.'s SEWING COTTON Is the best in use.
MS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

FIRE In New KENT CoUNTy.-On Thurs
day night, the nth instant, w w. Burnett
had his top-stack and shucks, together with
zone biads-stack, one stack Of hay, and about
thirty bushels Of potatoes, Destroyed by FIRE.
Loss, about $50. Doubtless the work Of an
incendiary. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

CLOSE OF CANAL NAvIeATIoN.-On the
18th proximo the water in the Chesapeake
and Ohio canal will be withdrawn. On the
Goth of December it is intended to COM
mence the usual winter repairs. -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
nEED.

..a o,c,sck r. M. on the 7sthi ltstle BOBBY
T.TE aon or Charles. III. and Ann e. Valentine,
afser a very short apd painfult liners.
.sOf suchis the Kingdom o. Heaver.
x.,s funerst Win take place from Union u. y.
rih,,se,,' at so,clock- r. M. SATURDAY., 2si b.
Trse,,ds and acqunfnsances OF the family are re-
snectYully invited to attend. =
= Norfolk and Portsmouth papers please copy
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
! DRY Ss1,1,I,s.
EXPRESSING TO DRY-GOoDs bly,
Il ERSs- Just received at ~

sIl-wc0l eheppssd Platds DC aSc srd sSn q
Monselainsg % y and 2ac /; good Black A.
FROM zsc. r. " 9 per yard Atwood s.Ssa ticsS
1rish Popnn. Bayorst Jspausse Dresses. Hoir
Shawl Goods for snits, and other attractive sty,ss
AstTaehan Cloth, and other CIoafins xnr,ii
more Of that beautiful Black velyeteen a. n %
which so many ladies were waiting for AZ
heavier Black End likewise Coiorsd VeIvc;asr'
dies. boys, and misses. ~
Asfoe LOT Of Friuges and Plush Trimmings, re-.
msrkably low; 'e-
so1ne Children,s Furs at $3.50 Get: S,,r
A grand collection Of nsw-styie Cbionons ma
Black Jewelry, with thousands Of Other H.
: no M-1w. 900 RrGad street nea az
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

w o.
FOR FALL AND WINTER.
THOs. r. PRICE & CO. are receiving, Novem-
Der l4th and 18th, more new and elegant gooos iof
winter sales
CI,OAKS aud SHAWLS in great variety,
Rich BLACK and COLORED SILKS,
OTrOMAES and EMPRESS, every shaoe'
TEMPERATURES, mourning and colored;
Double-faced M0HAIRS, CASHMEhEs' &C.,
,ALPACAs IRISH POPL1NS
FRENCH P0PLINS,
BLACK vELVETEENS,
COLORED vELYETEENs.
COIORED PLUSHES, COLORED SAIlNs'
REPS Vicious, POINT LACE SETS.
KID GLOyES-None but the best kept;
LACE COLLARS.
vAIENCIENNES and POINT LACEA
RACK EIMPURE LACES. &c,
DEIAINES TYCOON REPS, '.##
FURNITURE TWILLS. rrI1rrca
sHEETiNG5, CoTToNs ToWELLISGs'
Immense supply Of beautiful PRINTS at 10,
PLAIN ~ lI and S ChESE PoPLINs at 20, IS, SOC.
and up. ,-,,eo In an
no not think II necessary to give prices IN IN
sdyertisement for our goods. as we do not wisn 20
hnmbug any one, and sensible people can oecloe
for themselves. !. N. IT, To- nos+ ofsce.
no Ii ... nearly oPpoot'S f
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
HpEa,HRL NOTICES.

~ PRATT's ASTRAL OIL-tbe safest
md hest Illuminating oil: IS strictly pure; Is
aIvays uniform !; burns odorless; Is perfectly
safe requires no change Of lamps, and VIII not
aYnlode- For sale, wholesale or retail. by
mn as.at#s. L. WAGNER, Druggist.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
1n1Q MAIN STREET. 1910
DUCKWALL & ROUs5.

! 4UlC3e iUtS
DUCKWALL q ROUS5.
We are opening this day full line Of
FALL and WINTER GOODS
DRY GOODS.
sHAWLS and BLANKETS,
NOTIONS and HOSIERY,
GLOVES, &C., ~
- CASSIMERES and VEsTIgGS
which we would call the attention Of the public u
and also TO the folio wing desirable bargains
FURS, FURS, FUKS, for ladies;
FUR5 for misses and children, very cheap;
Good HENS FITCHED HANDKERCHIEFS, 10.
Good II E \ anH IL HOSE, as 49, s and sc.very
Fns SHssY WOVEN coRsErs, g. slss, slu,
Pure ell Linen DAMAsK NAPKINS. g. sl.as, and
Extra i large S'f HfUUtKABAcK TOWELS a, 30, and
1914 wi WHITE mARsE1LLEs spREADs, 81, ssa,
Hea ana W sHTfRfE: PB;LArKErs, ss, worth 90;
Heavy GRAY BLANKETS, % and $3.50, worth
WHITE ALL-wooL FLANNEL, all prices
PLAID oPERA FLANNELs, so, 60. and 7sc;
PLAIS-COLORED OPERA FLANNEL, 90, 70,
1914 BI aEl CT and BROWN sHEET1Nss:
ia BLEACHED and BROWN SHEETING3;
4 fnil line Of BROWR and BIZ cache DOMES-
TICS. DUCKWALI. & ROUSS
no % 10l3 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

Droyers' Inn, ar Ccyington, Ky, was
burned Thursday, and many Of the board.
ing from the windows. Loss, $1,000; In
sprapee, 1850,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
CLOTHING.
THE GREAT BUN

THE GREAT Run co,rs
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
AL STYLES, QUALITIES, KINDS, ana eiA e.,
Large boys or small meas OWE" COATS ~ ~,
worth slI cash. But few lef. II you Hsp'' ca"
early. WILLIAM IRA SMITH,
corner 10th and Main streeh
noa old stand of Baldwin,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

NJ CHAPPED SKIN.
CHAPPED LIPS,
CHAPPED HANDS. .
and all roughness. chatting, and irritation OF the
skin EFFECTUALLY CURED. and the skin ren-
dered smooth, soft, and white, by MEADE 6 BA.
KER's
- ~ ANDALUsIAN BALM.
It Is particularly recommended for ladies aud
ehndren. ..sss no sa-4.s .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

Ea> FURs, FURs! sHAWLs, sHAWLs.
W have now in store large stock Of FURS OF
9 gerry description, at extremely low prices.
Our stock of PLAID, STRIPED, MERINO,
CASHMERE, BROCHE, PAISLEY, and KNIT
SHAWLs is large and varied; also, GENTS
SHAWLS in large variety, at
=, LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street
Everybody who has used John Clark, Jr., Co.'s
THREAD give It the preference. no ID
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

~ CRACKERS,
57'i&- CRACKERS, CAKES, CAKES.
To merchants, dealers and consumers OF CAKES
and CRACKERS. =.
Look at nv list OF prices WHOLESALE and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

JOHN N. wooDEIs'
III MAIN STREET,
OPPOSITE DISPATCH OFFICE.
am now receiving, In addition TO my lar
stock Of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS,
CRETOUNES, SATEENS,
PLAID POPLTN and SERGEs,
SHAWL SUITS,
and many other new and desirable Dress Goods,
embracing complete assortment OF MOURNING
GOODS, such as
ALPACAs BoMBAzINEs
TAMIsE, MERINOA
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
REPS BIARRITZ,
JAEuS CLOTHS and MOUSLIEs.
10 which would respectfully solicit an examins-
ton.
We call special attention 10 our large assort-
ment Of CLOAKIHGS in SILK Velvet Black and
CoIored velveteens, White Corduroy, and Fancy
Cloakings.
Also, oLoAKs, sHAWLs. and WATER
PROOFS in great variety.
CLOTHS and CASSIMERFS for boys and
mems wear-a large stock, including full line OF
Charlottesville and Fredericksburg fabrics.
FLANNELS In White, Red, Yellow Gray, ana
Blue.
OPERA FLANNEL, Plaids and Solids.
HoUsE-FURNIsHINGG GOODS, such as Table
Linens and Oil-cloths, Towels, Napkins, White
and Colored Spreads. Nottingham Laces for cur
tains Bleached and Brown Sheetings and Pillow
Cotton.
GLOVES, HANDKERCHIEFs,
HOSIERY, EMBROIDERIES, LACES,
LACE HAEDKERCHIEFS and COLLARS
In fact, everything to be found In hrns-eaS
store, and we cordially invite an examination W
all In want, as we are determined to sell a. TIC
io ne 20 p''''''e ID JOHN N. WOoDFIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
ID r Y G o Q D 8

IN r 7 G o o D s
and recently pnrchssed DBY GOODS. Ny STOCK
Is large and complete In every line, comprising
FRENCH and AMERICAN CAssIMEREs
GENTLEMEN GOOES for heavy wear,
Large stock Of KENTUCKY JEANS, for youths
and mems wear. at very low prices.
IS '" DRESS GOODS:
My stock in this line is unsurpassed In beauty.
taste, and variety. Beautiful DRESS GOODS at
20, 2a so, and 46c. best Calicos I7ic.; Empress
srfs5 and
shades.
FLANNELs, BLANKETS, &C.:
Atwood Flannels as low az aoc.; White and
Colored Flanuels, all grades; beautiful stock Of
oPsss wsh Win T bs s s Rsa
me call before purchasing.
sTAPLE GOODS:
Cotton Cloth as low as loc. very good ~ Cot
ton at 173c. Bed Tick as 10 W as 12sc.-very good
for 2Sc. Domestic Ginghams at all prices
WHITE GOODa, NOTIONS, &C.:
Napkins, Doyles, &C., as cheap as they can be
had in this market; Ladies' Fl emstitched hand
lerchiefs, Ladies L. C. Handkerchief, al
RIBBONS. RIBBONS, RIBBONS:
All shades and all prices. 4 large assortment
Of VELVETS. VEEVETEENs, and CLOAK.
INGs water proof for ladies' wear pure SILK
Velvet, warranted al silk. Also, very largo and
splendid stock OF
CLOAKS AND SHAWLS.
Having made fresh additions to nv stock Of
CLOAKS and sHAWLS, / cannot fsil To- please
the taste Of my customers, and offer them q!
prices that defy competition.
GEETLEMEE'S FURNISHING GOODS:
MY stock OF CENTS FURsIsHING GOODSh
very complete: gents Flannel undershirts,
gents Merino shirts at 81; gents Collars, Hand.
kerchiefs. and Cuffs.
CORDIALLY INVITE THE PUBLIC
to an examination Of my stock. feel myself
petent to please, and guar ntee perfect salts
faction. Give me c.il and you shall not 90
away without being accommodated
JULIUS SYCLE,
mol 900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

me- WORsTED GOODS, WORSTED
GOODs.-WOOLLEN sACQUES for ladies and
children, Of all sizes; HOODS, NUBLAS, SON.
TAGS, sHAWLS, CAPEs, and CLOAKs. a
large stock Of CHILDREN's FANCY WOOL
HOSE. LEVY BROTHERS.,
l.. 1918 and 1915 Main street.
Look at our 81 BLACK SILK, would be cheap
at $3.50. ..' no -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
me-, GOLDBACK's GREENBACKs
BRINGETH FORTH BARGAINS.

FAILURE OF THE WHOLESALE HOUSE os
HASTINGS, PEMBROKE, JONES
CO., NEW YORK.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
HARDWARE. &c.

Anew HARDWARE STORE. The me sNE
~ serther has recommended the HANDY AN
AND t cUrLERY BUsINEss Ut Jag I MAhhs his
STREET, where he VIII be pleased s 20 a well.
sssnrted sock OF BUILDING HAk X prM,t nt :
CxRFTNTERS AND sIoEM akEstsSn nyEi.r.
CUTLERY, CHAINS SPADES .Apas sn a.. et, which b.
W'a ee pa ~ ~ ~ y ~ q. b GLAEhS
n, n sfn l4ts Main street, Kichmona. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

m BARRELS SPIRITS TURPEN-
III TINE, 10 barrels LINsEED OIL lpuIe)i
Z 900 pounds LEWIS,S LEAD, Is barrels , h5ho-
no 2G-2te ssa ss !. OruEgIsL,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
NEW THINGS.
NEW HAMS, SMOKED BEEF TONGUES
LARD, &C. @.-,--.

pick By Wilson & West, No. 1854 Main street, next
TO A. Bodeker's drug store, 70 CURE MEATS
and SELL ALL k1SDS OF PROVISIONS and
GROCERIES, I respectfully solicit continuance
OF the liberal patronage have received for the
past Ave years, for which and the increased
thanks. 4. F. JAMES,
no % Old Market.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

VUsT RECEIVED BY STEAMER this
81 morning, seven crates FINE, LARGE CAB.
BAGE and twenty-five barrels CHOICE MEL.
Low APPLES. For sale very low for cash;
,ts = - 500 nh street. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26

A LCCOHOL.-95 per cent. pure GRAIN
$500 $500 ~ L. L. WAGNER. Druggist
NO "a cts 9Th md Brood HtreSts.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-26
R:oCKLAND LINE AND CEMEsT'

q 81 I, BOO bills. R0CKLAND LIME III. s7s
800 bbls. ROsENDALE CEMENT,
daily expected 1ag sale hy aYnu
mel = - " AA6s