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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

FATAL ACCIDENT IN BOsToE.-A singular
accident occurred in Boston about o'clock
on Saturday morning, in a four-story build
ing 1T the South End, occupied by Draper
Il Hall AZ Il livery stable and riding school.
In the basement the proprietorS had about
one hundred horses, in the second story
were eighty boarding horses, and the next
two stories formed large riding school,
Which was very extensively patronized. Iii
Il bin above the riding school lin an attic)
nearly 5000 bushels of oats were stored
yesterday. The great weight of the grain
caused the floor TO sag, and about s
O'Clock this morning it gave way, y
slight cracking being the only warn
ing which the startled occupants and
employees received. The grain descended
to the riding school, with such force
that it made a hole about fifty feet square
through the floor: It's added momentum
sent it crashing through the next floor,
with it, many Of the horses in the basement
being buried in grim and timbers. The
firemen were promptly called out, and the
work of removing the animals from the uns
injured portions and from the debris was
begun. It was reported that several lives
had been lost, but investigation reduced
the number to one, James French, q car
riage- washer, who was on the ground floor
among the vehicles.
The ridiny-school is usually opened at 8
4. M,, and if the accident had occurred IN
hour later, many lives must have been lost.
The loss has not been estimated. Draper
IL Hall owned most OF the horses killed, and
the building is considerably damaged. OF
course no insurance can be collected under
the circumstances,
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RichmOat}. Nov. Is. 1870,

iTAMEETING OF TIE LAW CLASS OF RICH
MnSD COLLEGE, held Tor the purpose OF Offering
TIL ute oi IcSpect to the memory of their late
agS0ci .te. +. W. c. GATES, Esq,
II was moved ihat II. W. RransfOrd he called To
he chair End J"hn r. Taylor be appyIDtcd Sec
IC.ary.
1h5 Chair havirg explained tte object OF the
lnee Ing NJ q. OIL motion that committee II thr-,
bc gpIonten To draft suitable resolutions selected
Mciars. yabcl. Morris, and Tayl II, who after re-
tirlng. returned and submitted the following re. o.
luil ns. which were unanimously adopted:
Since 1t has been dscrecd b. Il mysterious and
un-earchtble Prprifrnce TO take from among US
our ciaSsma'c. j. w. G. GATES, Esq,
Resolved. Th :t In tha death Of one 81 Young.
whu mad sc@:cely become one Of orr number, and
W. ju,t entering toe arena Of life wien lie YVES
suddenly s.'at he'd away 10y the rude band OF
dca H. ne acknowledge ~ith sorrow aud humble
spirits the sad blow which has ,.en inflicted upon
ns :nd the scs re loss ana afliictiou which has
.beeu vissed upcn Els bsTcaytd family.
ReS0iyed, That the Jaw Class, Il token CT re-
srect, wear ihe usual badge OF mourning for thirty
iit+r.
RsSotccd, That = copy o: trose resolutions IL
tran Inl-tci 10 the family OF The deceased, ant
ajsn that th"g be inserted In the Richmond Dis.
pdtch. H. ". BRASsrORD. Chairman
John L Taylor, Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

DEADLY AssAUIT.-On yesterday morn
the Police Justice for deadly and felonious
assault upon white man named William
Eynan on Sunday last on Byrd street, near
10th. The arrest was made by Captains
Disney and Seal. There was no evidence
taken in the case, but we learn that Blunt
attacked Eynan on the night aforesaid, and
struck him such blow over the temple
with brick-bat, in tit of JEALOUSY, rs nearly
killed him. Eynan's condition was such
thai he could not appear yesterday morn
ing, and the Justice continued the case
until next Saturday. Blunt was committed
without bail.
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FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER IN THE FIRST
DEGKEE.-On yesterday Woody Ruttin and
George Wiley, two penitentiary conyicts,
were arragned for trial In Judge Wellford's
court for the murder of Lewis Schwartz
on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad last
summer. 1t will be remembered that du-
ring last summer there was an outbreak
among the conycts on Mason's works, near
Millboro'. In The midst of it Schwartz was
killed, and Ruflin and Wiley were subse-
quently caught, and charged with the
murder.
Rufin Was tried on yesterday, and the
jury, after duly hearing the evidence, re-
turned verdict of guilty of murder in the
first degree. Wiley Will be tried to-day.
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DEsPoTIsM IN SIGHT.-The leading organ
of the Radicals in Missouri sees danger
ahead. 1t says:
Enforcem ent Whether the difficulties in
New York result in violence or not, it is
already plain that the objections which we
made 70 the enforcement act, while it was
under consideration, were well founded.
1t places in the hands Of the Federal Gov
ernment IL power which. however desirable
in particular cases. is always and every
where liable to be abused, greatly to the
peril of free institutions.
United states troops are under arms in
the city of New York, with 4 General OF
the army to command them. What does
this mean: New York is not i'll rebellion :
il is not menaccd by any foreign foe. An
election is being held, and we have come TO
such pass with our Republic that men
think II desirable and right for Federal
troops to be kept under arms, and within
reach of the polls, on election day. Sup
pose, now, that this power should happen
to tail INTO bad hands! We have had dan
gerous men in the White House already,
and may yet find encamped there IL man
with the spirit Of Napoleon the Usurper.
suppose that this dangerous President,
whoever he may happen to be, should pc
nominated by Il certain party controlling It's
age. and should then find that he was GER
t;lin to be defeated by the free vote of the
people. Suppose that he. being desperate,
and sustained by multitude Of retainers
and dependents, whose offices are the price
paid for their support, should resolve to de-
feat the will of the people. Five large States
can be controlled by The vote of byc larse
cities New York, Philadelphia, Eincin-
natl, Chicago, ST. LOUIS. Suppose that this
desperate President, using the army under
color of the enforcement act, should, by
means of it, sustain his adhet ents in mas
terlue tLoee cities, and through their vote
shouIu carry ninety electoral votes. If the
army may properly be used at ali to regu.
late elections in time of eace, desperate
men will never lack excuses for using it.
Whltker the excuse is good or bad, the
President alone is to Judge. Who does not
see that the power thus conferred upon the
Executive is one of the greatest peril to
free institutions!
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POSTAL AFFAIRs.-Rufus Stawens, post

POSTAL AFFA1Rs.-Rufus Stawens, post
master, Rocky Gap, Bland county, vice
Abraham Hondker, resigned; Newton G.
Williams, postmaster, Seven-MiIe Ford,
Smyth county, vice Miss NJ. Baker, re-
signed Miss Netty Wilson, postmistress.
Montgomery Springs, Montgomery county,
vice J. 7. Kuvanaugh, resigned !; A. f.
Gregory, postmaster, ELK Creek, Grayson
county, vice j. B. Painter, declined Miss
w. +. Thornton, postmistress, Sussex,
sussex county, vice J. II. Jones, resigned.
observation-disclosures at Newtown, king
and Queen county should now go
to Bowling Green; office at stock Creek,
Scott county. in consequence Of the failure
proceeds Of the office.
Richmond, W., to Greensboro, increase
pay OF Isaac B. Base, Thomas j. Burrell,
Wm. Il. Pearce, and l.. V. Townsend, from
5000 to 1000.
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Y Is1T Or MARYLAGD SCHOOL OFFICERS TO
OUR PUBLIC SCHooLs.-Yestcrday Mes>rs.
W. h. Creery, superintendent Of the city
schools Of Baltimore, and NJ. A. Newell,
Superintendent Of Public instruction for the
State of Maryland and Principal of the State
Normal School, accompanied by Supern-
tcndent Binford and Alfred Moses, Ed,
member of our Educational Board, visited
several of the public schools. They cX-
pressed the utmost qualification at their
visit, and evinced great surprise at the
rapid advancement which had been made
in so short time.
To-day they propose visiting the other
schools: and at 3la o'clock they will meet
the teachers, at the rooms on Broad street,
for the purpose OF pertecting the working
of the Teachers Institute, which has nj
ready been organized.
On Friday evening they will deliver adj
dresses on the "System oS Public School
Education" which the public are invited
to attend. The time and place OF the meet
ing will be set forth in the newspapers.
These gentlemen are guests Of the Edu-
cational Board, and were waited upon yes
terday evening by them, the acting Mayor,
and members of the Council, who rendered
to them the hospitalitieS of the city.
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HusTINas Court, MoSDAY-Jud3e Guigon
sidtng.-E. Holtzinger qualified rs deputy
sergeant.
The following misdcmeanor cases were
disposed of:
Gus. Morton, plead guilty; six months
in jail anl labor.
VIM. HlcHman, plead guilty six months
in Jail and labor.
james Cephus. tried and convicted six
months in Jail and labor.
George johnson, tried and convicted six
days at LABOR.
Preston Horan, tried and convicted; sixty
days in Jail.
Chas. Miller, tried and convicted; one
day in Jail.
Henry Yieman, plead guilty ; sixty days
in Jail.
Chas. White, plead guilty ninety days in
Jail.
Eev. J. L. NJ. Curry, L. L. D., was all-
thoriZed TO celebrate the rites of matrimony
in this state.
A. l.. Lowe, charged with assault and
battery upon Mrs. Pollock, was arraigned
and plead not guilty. The jury was sworn
in the case, and having partly heard the
evidence, when, the hour of adjournment
arrived, were adjourned until this morning
ut II O'clock.
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prMPLEs AND BROWN SPOTS on the face, crup-
lions. bl h, scrofulous diseases, end all sores
a'ising from impure. blood, are cured by DR..
ricrcc's AT. Ext or Gnl.en Medical Discovery
As an anti bilious or liver medicine, ana for habit
uil constipation Of the bowels, it works wone' fu'
cures Sold by druggists Pamphlet on the above
diseases sent free. Address DR.. II. V. Pierce iuf-
luln, New Grk.
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INTERNAL REVENUE CAsEs.-Th RO-
bcrtS, OF Charlotte county, and John
Baughan, residence not given, were eX
amined before United States Commissioner
jenkins yesterday on the charge OF running
distilleries in violation Of the Internal rev.
enue laws. Both cases were dismissed Oh
motion of the District Attorney,
The case of joel 5. Evans, OF Mecklen-
burg county, was examined for violating
the revenue in manufacturing cnntraDand
whiskey, and sent on for indictment. In
default of bail in the sum Of $500 for his
appearance, he was committed to Jail.
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RICHMOND, VA, WEDNESDAY MORNIN

IN armistice +; but that they stipulated for
concession which they knew from the first
to be unacceptable, and that they only
asked for these conditions in order not to
give to the neutral Powers, on whose sup
port they count, direct refusal
In conclusion, / beg to request that
you will express yourself to the Gov
ernment to which you are accredi-
ted, in accordance with the contents
ot this dispatch, to the reading Of which to
the Minister of State for Foreign Affairs
you are duly empowered. = s~--
Accept, &C., BIsMARcK.
To his EXcellency -, Minister OF the
North German Confederation at. the Court
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

THE WORD '.sozhDoST," which is fast becom-
iGg household word. Is derived from the Greek,
and conposci of two words, Sozo and Odo- ties.
.'Sozo," translated, means to preserve. and
"odJntes,' the tes til aOzODoST. prcScrver ot
the tseth. And IL l., true to LIS name aat.
"SPALDING's s CLUE will mend your ways, or
anything else that uceds nendlng.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

ORIGINAL PHOTOGRAPHS OF GEN. X. r. LEE,
NJ. MfLEY, Lexington, Va, has photographs OF
General l. &c taken HI different times during the
pat two years OF HIS life, which are Ironouncco
superior l" any taken during tins period He has
ais aH arrar gemtnt with one of the best artists in
New York by which he furnishes splendid oil
paintcn photographs from these originals.
srarir1ens o. his originals can be seen ut FLLY-
son & TAYLnR's news dept. Anderson, OF Rich
moad. exhibits COPIES Of MIley's photograph. Ad-
dress NJ. NILEY. LeHingt,n, Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN. Garland
Hanes, ESQ.,, died at his residence i'll Hen
rico on yesterday, after an illness of several
weeks. Dir. Hanes was in his eighty-tirst
year, and during the greater part OF his
life resided in this city. He was for many
years the superintendent OF the City Water
Works, and after his removal to Henrico was
for some time presiding justice Of the county
court. lie was universally esteemed, an
upright man and useful citizen.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

THE BUTCHER CASES in Henrico County
Court-tWenty-siX in all-were argued on
Monday last, and Judge Minor Will this
morning deliver his opinion on the ques-
tions raised. We shall then know II the
butchers are required to pay license tax
under the revenue laws of the state 1or
purchasing stock at the cattle scales.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

New BoeKs.-We have received from
Bates s. Waddy Brothers g The Warden
and Barchester Towers" by Anthony Troll
lopc, and "In Duty Bound" by the au-
thor of " Mark Warren" forming Nos. OF
Harper's select library OF novels. They will
be found to contain highly interesting ro-
manceS,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

LEAF TOBACCO DEALEKs.--Te learned at
the office Of the Assessor OF Internal Reyc-
nue. that leaf tobacco dealers, instead of
making a transcript or copy of their books,
rs directed by the Supervisor for this dis
trict, can, if they desire, deliver to the AS
SCISSOR their original books, thereby saving
much LABOR. The Assessor will receipt for
them, but 1t will be preferred that copy
should be furnished instead Of the original.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

VOTE ON THE REMOVAL OF CHESTERFIELD
CoURT-HoUsE-The vote for the removal Of
the seat OF Justice of Chester field county
to the town of Manchester resulted as fol-
Iows-to wit For the town Of Manchester,
2,115; for the present location. l, ,397 show.
ing majority in favor Of Manchester OF
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REVENUE COLLECT ED.-The following
shows the amount of United States internal
revenue collected in this lthird district du.
ring the month of October: On whiskey,
81, ,6S2. SO; tobacco, $l55, ,2GS.l7; beer, SaSl.-
22c.; banks and bankers, S276.20; gross re-
eeipts, s3,s45.5e; sales, Ss7&s6; miscella.
neous, q, ,92l. .l8-total, sl67, ,192.S5.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

THE TREATY RUSSIA WANTS ANSuLLED.
Since the commencement OF the war he
tween France and Germany, Russia has
repeatedly evinced her intention to annul
the principal stipulations Of the Treaty of
Paris, entered into ut the close of the
Crimean war. The contracting Powers Of
this treaty We're France, England, Russia,
Sardinia, and Turkey, and the following is
4 synopsis Of the points Of most present in-
terest. 1t is, of course, the clauses which
neutraliZe the Black Sea which Russia is
most eager to have repealed:
Article mentions that the Sultan grants
reforms in regard to his Christian subjects.
Art. IL. The Black Sea is neutraliZed.
While open to the mercantile marines of I'LL
nations, its waters and ports are formally
and in perpetuily iDterdcted to vessels of
war, whether belonging to nations having
territory bordering on 1t, or otherwise.
Art. II. This article prescribes that all
regulations respecting trade in the Black
Sea shall he conceived in spirit favorable
TO the development Of commercial transac-
tiOns.
Art. 13. The Black Sea being neutralzed
by Il foregoing provision, Russia and Tur-
key engage neither to construct nor MAIN
tain any naval Or military arsenal upon its
coast.
Arts. 20 and 81 concede portion of Rus
sian territory, to he annexed to the Princl-
pa!ity Of Moldavia.
Art. %. The Principalities of Walachia
and Moldava are to enjoy undor the suZe-
rainty of the Porte, and under the guaran-
tee OF the contracting Powers, the privi-
leges and immunitieS Of which they are in
possession. No exclusive protection shall
he exercised over them by any OF the qua
rantecinS Powers. There shall be no pri-
vate right Of interference in their affairs.
AIT. 23. The Sublime Porte guarantees
to the aforesaid Principalities an independ-
ent and national administration, as we'll as
tuil liberty Of worship, legislation, com
merce, and navigation.
Art. 2S. The Principally OF tServia will
continue TO be dependent upon the Sublime
Porte, and subject to stipulation> nearly
similar to those named for the other Princi-
palities. .-
Art. 80. Russia and Turkey are to retain
in their full integrity their possessions i'll
Asia to the same extent As before the war.
Commissioners are to be appointed to settle
the boundaries.
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SCHEsCK VS.. CAMPRELL.-A letter from
Hamilton, ohio, says that Col. Campbeils
friends ure not alarmed at the intention OF
Gen. Schenck to contest his seat in Con-
gress. They declare that the election was
a fair one on CampbelPs side, and that they
will show, among other things, that S30, 900
were sent into the district by the protec.
'!onists to aid Schenck,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

The THEATEE.-The dramatic perform
ances nj the Theatre this week are uuusu-
ally attractive, and the excellent company
now playing should be encouraged by large
audiences. Miss Vernon is winning new
laurels, and Mr.. Mordaunt has made very
brilliant opening, while they have been we'll
supported in everything they have yet un-
dertaken. Tonight, Leah. the Forsaken,"
will be presented, with an excellent cast.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

si ELLYsoN q CO. viii Insert advertisements:
.he principal newspapersin Virginia, North Care.
ina, Tennessee. ard .he northern cities, u. pst
lsters' rate:, for css0 oDlv at this otdces
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THE ASSESSORS OFFICE OF INTERNAL REV

The ASSESSUR UFFIUE UF INFEhN MT IIhF
ENUE was visited on yesterday by many
liquor dealers in making their inventories
of stock on hand. So soon as all render
their inventories to the Assessor we Will
publish the quantities of the different kinds
Of distilled spirits held in this city and dis
trict, for the qualification of our dealers.
We are glad to find our business men 50
prompt IN obeying the call of Government
officers. This inventory, we learn, is being
taken all over the United States.
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MY DEAR -lR: have just received he package
Of pl II graphs, for viii Ii You will please :ccpl
my tina ks. rs ! regard them is the best / have
cyrl had AIKEN
Very truly yours. JouS $. MosBY.
j. ". Daries, Lee Gaicry.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

"IT IS In accordance with ihe fitness OF thipgs"
that gentlemen in wishing 4ood fits should go to
tpENCE'S, for nowhere else In town do they OBJ
tain nicer or better 1ttiDg suits.
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CUSTOM WORK.: You wan, first. quality
sur, mate out OF the very b-s; cloths, we'll cut
and well made, give 4. B SPENCE & Son call.
Ti4y are 1t the old corner 18th and Main streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

SCHOOL CIRCULARs.-Ans slnds OF schooi c4fco
lars, reports. &C., executed At tue Dsspe'" once
as cheap as the cheapest.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

A CHANCE 10 get a fine saddle and harness horse
foI $40. Two fine young horses to be rallied AZ Il
low price. They may be seen ut Wescott's sta
bl.s, Franklin street. Both In one rattle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

LIST OF UNMAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PesT-OFF1CE NOVEMBER
Is, 1870.-Mr. Southall, Nutney C. H.; MIR.
Math Lyons, NJ. r. j. Pouker, Miss L. Lu-
hOGOe
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

Warrock's Edition OF Richardson's Almanac,
ISL wholesale and retail, ut ELLYsoS G TAf-
Lok's, lIi6 SIain street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

THE best way to preveGt the wear OF carpets is
TO underlly them with old papers. They may b.
procured AT the Dispatch cJunting-room for 10
cents per hundred.
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Airllmond G}ispatth.
wrDNEsDAy....N NOVEMBER uG, 1870.

TtsM CIRCULATION OF TIE DISPATCh
- i.AnnkR THAN THE CONFINED Cur
CvtATlUN OF ALA, THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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CHEAPEST YET You csn get good Envelopes,
9TH your card printed on them, Tor only " per
Thousand, at DISPATCH PRlSTlNG-HoCsE.
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JOHN MORTON, FLORIST, corner Of Main and
Rese roit street5, Will give special attention TO
wedding and party decorations OF natural flowers
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GONG SoUTH.-The firm of Justis q DC,
Donald, agents, &C., shipped fifty: coiored
farm hapds to Louisiana yesterday, via the
Consolidated line, c.t
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EXCELLENT In quality, well made, and mode
-.te in price are ,hosc business suits ~ K. u.
SPENCE t CONS, 1900 NJ ain street.
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STOVES AND TsNwAxE.

TOHN BOWERS, (successor to Yale,
y Bowers 4 Ysle.l Iron Block, Governor street,
STOVES AND TIN WARE; also, BIBB,S In
PROVED D!AMO:D FIRs-PLACE STOVE,
for heating from one o four rooms Gas Cham
Jeiicrs, Gas Shades. Brackets, &c, Plumbing,
Timing, and Gas fitting done at short notice.
House Furnishing Goods, 80. ocl3-am
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

Why suffer with the cold sheu one dollar VIII
buy heavy merIno undes shirt from (. Il. SPENCE
e SOM .s-sss#
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Address r. v. PIERCE, II. D.; Buffalo, E.oY..
and get 0 pamphlet on catarrn free, or send si1ty
cents and get Dr.. SAcE's CATARRH BEMEpY.
Five hundred dollnrs reward Is offered BY the pro.
prietor for case OF catarrh which cahnrt cure.
sold by druggists. ~ @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-16

L Steamer sALVOR, Capt. HEnINa. 3S&E2aE,
will receive freight for the above port till i 49,
DAt, the nth instant, at clock. Frel2ht taken
for New Orlesus pid phiidelphia cheaper ;han by
any other route, = iso. for Norfolk at mGd.rata
rates. Passage to Philadelphia, including meals
w. ?. PORTER, Agent.
IN. AT
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1tANAL OPEN TO NEWszTe-lIHHf
" CANTON.-On th= 10Th ourEsSSSsS
PACK nTi viii resume the cid schednu, leaving
FhlDAYS at p. M. Retu ming, arrive In Rich
mont on WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS, and sun
Ds IS at the old hour IA. n.
= the repairs to the canal progresses notice
will be given through the pa sers.
Eeluw spe card OF time OF arrivals at interme-
dat dist noes
L,avc Rich,n" nd at S p. NJ. and arrive at Mana
kintown ut r. ~: Jude's Ferry at let +. M.;
:. NJ; Cedar Poin. at III A. NJ; Jenerson a. q
A. NJ. Pemb. ron at ~ A. NJ; Columbia at A.
M; New Canton at % A. NJ. ~
Leave New canton at p NJ, and arrive at Co.
lumhla ~ 81 =. Nj; Pemberton at sP. NJ; .Jefer-
son at 8 Z: NJ: Cedar Point at 10 p. H.: MicbaG3
,,c,ry at let p. NJ; seayer Dam a. iit r NJ;
Nj; Richmond ut A. II. .sg.. &. ..f,s., .-
no IL Iw r. EDMOND.