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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11
Spstial Aotitv.
Eyerybod, who sleeps ON n bed should see the
ELASTIC SPONGE
A. so Erosdsay opposite ST. Nicholas Hotel
Bargains. Bargains!

Bargains! Bargains!
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
SILVER AND PLATED WARE. &C..
The SUBSCRIBER WILL MOVE
5ts BROADWAY aud.r ST. NICHOLAS HoTst.
,boa, MAY FIRST aud SELLING
FINE GOLD WATCHES FINE GOLD WATCH CHAINS g,s
RINGS AND Piss. NECKLACES BRACELETS. LocEBrs. he
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
SOLID SILVER Spoons. FORKS CUPS, NAPKIN RiSes, ss.
AT WHOLESALE PRICES.
SILVER PLATED WARE
al near, i,lfih, usual prices
FRENCu JEwELRY. ENGLISH JEr
JEwELRY, OPERA GLASSES.
FANS, &C.,
AT ONr.uALF THE USUAL PRICES
GRO e ALIEN as BRO .DwAY one door Leo. c,us'a .a
LIB BROADwAr hetseea T9ce ,eni6 'nI IT'aH sso..
uome Tor begin. asohsr dci.ha sa'
facilitating story b. J. W De FOREST, e'l, .athOr Of DELLA"
which m d.,.ry,dy pOpa,r With readers Of HEARTH AND
HoMg The rev or, {, called ASNE HOWARD" .sd ,'ss"s,
differing fo. DELLA atone. found posses. Ve,siu
Interest Of is o.u which high toned columns HEARTH
AND HOME the ,s.st best, eh.apen FAMILY PA9Ss We
his at
CENTS naubsr
FourieepiL Assembly District vnion Rspapsma A.,s
ciationA meeting Of le above s,,oe,sSa W. o. a " '
ave. On FS'OA' N' A'' Gen JOHN CocnRAsE Prs'si''.
BENJAMIN A. GIcQrsr, Secretary
Sixteenth ASSEMBLY, District 4 MON Rerub''e"" s-.s-
eiaiionR.y. NEATLY s1 e.S, I Hal, rra,A ess
steoud o.,sr fSl5i1's 90 WIN Pr,.sO.
c:@mss will NEE, s ,; S 66t t,Gfsi'1 o iS,
-Tuentie,h Assembly District Union hepublican Bf,
rcuiivs Conunittee will meet THIS pndiD h'hS'S"'""
hast tmy' !" JOSEPH SwENARTos CA,r~,s
Joav Lrvry, seeretsry. -
c. Edwards Lester.
WRONG TO THE PUBLIC.
p war, ,..j.sn bsy. besp doing sroag the Pu,c n 80
nam. b, Advertising LISTERS PERFECTED TOMATO sas S'
tue part they selling spurious mixed or dseSsf ''
lee, long produced variety sud gave J' T" "
World IL, ,peron sekucsedss at home 'ha 'Df'a
~ Lod n,ary disappeared To from being lost 'd sas
n,be from further imposition started e~ plssis last 'e'''A '''
,pru.d them to NJ j. PAYNE LOWE Lius FALLS Nds'""s~
p O Bor 2 Yew.York Who raised from them the Only ee"'e'
.d Seed kuss Of bin sloue Il am uol 'eed'~9I s '
be bad which be- responsible for 9 hpWAHDS 10
selling Out.
CIIA\DEIIERS AND GAS FIN hhos
n GLASS. BRONZE. and oRAULu,
Atard below cost
l.. V. HAUGHWOUT Co..
CORNER BROADWAY AND sRooNs>r
Extraordinary bargains.
GOODS MARKED IN PLAIN FIGuRss
CALL AND EXAMINE THE PRICES
ZINE SHEFFIELD CUTLERY.
AT AND BELOW COST.
On, stock mus, be closed out bslo,s bushes, sn
h. esatnu.d aner Messs NIcoL
DAVIDSON al 6s6 BROADWAY
L.. V. IIAUGIIWOUT & Co..
CorB.t of BrSadur aud BOSseyt
onr .o. 6,lOo. LET. either eO,e the Oa, sepass,
Watches and Jeweiry
Of all i,poas MALE and REPAlkBD By tts,elss se's~sS
aKo G. ALLEN SON. Lib Broadway, bs,.ssa aga
Twenty eghth,. aud as Broass. door below t,ssl Wa
RkM0yB MAY 10 sl3 BrOsdsay shdsL 81 sesol,, as,l
All Pae knges examiaed the Public store Shsa s,'s
passed the H. Appraiser "earet s we'h nave -
allowed remain there by the mpoI,et tol hrst ls,t
aaer sach apps. N SATURDAY MKT "a. ia s, :
~ h. GaiNAbLL t0aecsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-03-11

pKTtE FIVE
yoR SALE 1T III NEwsktN 49,.
.u a, ncr year Terms. cash In advance tuu,r's
by MAIL " P'i '' TiiE TRIBUNE, New York.
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The Carrying Compantes.

To the Editors Of the Dispatch :-Gentle-
men Your remarks in Thursdays issue in
regard to "railroad policy" are very ap-
plicable, not only in regard to railroads,
but to other public carriers, especially one
of the steamboat companies running from
and to this city. If ever Richmond is to
grow at all, its principal growth will likely
be caused by manufactures and as manu-
facturer newly located here, beg leave TO
make statement in regard to the result of
one of the "games," as you term it, on
the "chess-board Of the carrying compa-
nies. l commenced business here about
this time last year, and paid what l then
considered, and now consider, reasonable
rate Of freight on my manufacture to Balti-
more. On applying few days ago as to
the rate of freight for the present season to
the same place, the agent Informed me that
the rates had been doubled. The cost to
send my manufacture to Baltimore is now
nearly 50 per cent. more than if send it to
New York, notwithstanding the increased
distance. Yours truly, w. H. N.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT IN Iowa Chicago,
Oct. 27.-Ihe West Union IoWa) Gazette
has letter from Boston county saying that
Washington Campbell, having barn to
raise, invited number of his neighbors TO
help him. For supplying dinner he killed
Il sheep and hung it up. While the men
were working on the barn two boys dis
covered the sleeps head on the ground,
when one said: "Here is where sheep
was killed ; here is the head, and this is the
axe the head was cut of with. Put your
head down and / will chop it off," The
boy did US directed. Just as the axe was
raised Mrs. Campbell saw them and
screamed. This attracted the attention OF
the men, who were lifting heavy timber,
and the falling of the axe on the boys neck
so startled them that several loosed hold of
the timber, and it fell, crushing four men.
The boy was also killed by the axe.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

RELIGIOUS SERVICES Te-MoRRow.--We
note the following special appointments
Nichols0s-street Methodist Chtrch-Rev.
c.. W. Petherbridge at IL a. N.
Oregon Hill Methodist st.-Rey. r. a. Arm
.istead at II A. NJ and TX P. M.
Sidney Methodsst.-Rev. j. Z. Gates at Ii
A. NJ.
Clay-street 1fethodist.-The pastor, Rev.
7. A. Ware, will preach at II A. NJ. q SER
mon in memory of twelve members Of the
church who have died during the Two years
OF his pastorate.
Second Presbyterian.-Quarterly meeting
OF the Sunday-School Union at 3H p. NJ.
Third Presbyterian Church HilD.-Rey.
Z. B. Price at IL A. NJ. Rev. T.. T. Baird.
D. D., at7K PM.
Monumental Episcopaz. This church will
ing at 4 P. NJ.
st. PduPs Episcopal Celebration Of the
Henrico Sunday-School Union at 3 p. nj.
A collection will be taken up in aid of the
Memorial Church, Manchester.
st. Marks Episcopal.--Rev. P. F. Berke-
ley will preach at II A. NJ. and7S pm.
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FRIGHTFUL RAILROAD AccIDENT-A Pas
scnger Tran Hurled Dorm an Em6ank-
mcnt-A Number Of Persons MJured.-The
Cincinnati passenger express train coming
East, which left ParkerSburg on the Bal
timorc and Ohio railroad at G:10 o'clock on
Tuesday morning, met with Il trightful acci-
dent about one mile east of that place. For.
tunately, the disaster was not attended with
loss of life, although n number of persons
were severely injured, but none believed to
bc fatally. The cause Of the accident is
attributed to IN open switch, which had
been moved 4 short time before to enable q
freight train to pass, and it is supposed was
neglected to be properly secured, although
ing that the switch was opened by
some malicious person, and others
are equally sure that it was neglected
to be fastened by the switch-lcnder.
The locomotive passed safely to the
second track, but in doing so forced the
movable rail out Of place, causing the sue
ceeding cars to shoot out Of place and pre-
cipitate themselves over an cmbunkment
bordering the river some thirty feet III
height. The baggage car, containing the
mail, was drawn over the bridge, and fell
with Il splash into the river, while the pas
senger cars following We're hurled down
lIlC tADdUhlucut, sOl1C vi lliClA tui I'LL
completely over and throwing the passcn-
gers in u confused mass, and causing com
petc wreck. Efforts were at once made to
rescue the passengers by the railroad en-
ployeS, and thirty in all were found to be
more or less injured, some having Their
arms or legs fractured, and others receiving
severe contusions on various parts OF their
bodies. The wonder is that none were
killed outright.
Those who were most seriously injured
were taken to Parkersburg for surgical
treatment. and others came on to Baltl'
more. Among the injured are Mr. ". s
Alsop, of Fredericksburg, Va, who has an
arm broken. He is receiving medical at.
tention at the Eutaw House, in this city.
Geo. Walker, of st. Louis, Mo-; A. Small,
of Baltimore: J. Winan, Of Belletonte,
Penn. Mrs. Goodwin, Of Baltimore; Mr..
John Horn, Jr., wife and child, of Phlla.
Mrs. Hickman, OF Parkersburg G. j. Cone,
mail agent; j. Dunmore, brakesman, oil
Grafton Frank Stumbling, train dispatch
er, and 1hos. Bailey, conductor. Another
of the injured passed through this city yes
terday, having Il number OF contuslons on
his head and face /; bis maine was not learned
More are believed to be injured seriously,
which, considering the character Of the dis.
astcr, is remarkable. The railway com
pany exhibited its usual promptness in re.
moving and providing for the injured and
securing for them medical attention.
Baltimore Gazette, 2Sth,
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A WORD TO TIE WIsE..Strangers visiting the
city in attendance upon the Stale Fair, or upon
other business, will not consult their own interest
If they fail to visit the wholesale and retail Candy
and Toy house Of W. w. TRIBBETT, on Main
street. just above the Dispatch office. Tribbett 10
one OF R!chmonds most energetic and prosperous
merchants, and he has built up Il business which
has made his name famous throughout the South.
His stock is as large as can be found In any estab-
lishment of The kind, and those who have use for
anything IN the line OF confectionery and toys.
whether at wholesale or retail, will find it adyan
tageous to give him call. Remember the name
and place, W. W. Tribbett, l1l2 Main street.
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STEAm VI Era.


TAMES RIVER STEAMBOATHIn,
~ COMPAEY..-FO II NORFOLK, Esssssiscszk
AND ALL REGULAR LAND.
INGS ON THE JAMES RIVER. The fas. and
elegant United States mail steamer n'
JOHN SYLVE EST ER, 5e,84
Captain u. Z. CLIFFORD,
leaves wharf a. ESske fSs sse
DAYS, and FRIDAYS. az HALF-PAsT SIX
O'CLOCK A.. NJ, and returns on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays. ,.t...-
Passengers arrive In Norfolk In time to con.
uect with steamers for Baltimore and points
Train leaves City Point for Petersburg on ar
rival of SteameT. ..s.st .s...-t -t-rsE y...
Fare to Norfolk.
Excursion tickets to Norfolk and return !. 800.
Liberal arrangements made for EVESISG EA-
CURSIONS. .t'4 -
Freight received Tuesdays, Thlrsdsys, and LA "a
turtays, for Norfolk, Portsmouth, Boston, Baltl-
more, and principal LANDINGS on Chesapeake bay,
and all regular landings on James river, st HEA-
sDNABLE RATES. Freight received from a.
NJ. tilt8P. NJ. .sis
Freight for way landings must be prepaid.
l.. B. TATUM- GeneraiAgeB
sci Office. Company's whssf.
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AMVsEMENTs.-The Davenport Brothers
gave their farewell exhibition at the Thea
tire last night before another large and bril-
liant audience. They go hence to Peters
burg to puzzle the Petersburgers.
The Martinettis will return to Richmond
tomorrow. and will play here during Fair
week. They have been reinforced since
they last delighted Richmond audience.
Wyman. the wizard, is announced also
for next week, and our friends from the
country, rs well rs the little folks in town,
will have chance to witness his Wondrous
exhibition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

MEETING OF FRIENDs.-Amos Bond and
William Haughton, ministers of the gospel
in the Religious Society of Friends, pur-
pose being at the Friends Meeting House,
on Clay west Of 1st street, at the eleventh
the Trinity Church at TX P. Nj, to both of
which the public are invited.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION
The quarterly meeting of the Presbyterian
Sunday schools OF the city and Manchester
will be held at the Second Presbyterian
Church tomorrow afternoon at 3H o'clock.
Interesting addresses are expected from
Rev. c. II. Read, d. d., and others. The
teachers and children will meet at the same
place and hour this Saturday afternoon to
practice in singing, .-..
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Ex-PREsIDENT DAVIS. - Hon. jefferson
Davis passed yesterday at Clarens, near AL
exandria, with Mr.. James M. Mason, and is
expected to arrive here by the Richmond, !,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad this
afternoon. While in Richmond Mr.. Davis
will probably be the guest of Rev. DIR. Min
nigerode, and he will be here several days.
lie is enjoying unusually good health.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

POLICE CoURT-Justice j. j. White pre-.
s;d;nq.-James Winglield (colored), charged
with aSSaulting and striking Rose Nelson
(colored) with stone, and Rose Nelson,
dittoing James Wingfeld, were each fined
3.
Basford Robinson, sr., and Basford Ro.
binson, Jr. (colored), for assaulting, beat
ing, and choking Marshall Moore (colored),
and Marshall Moore, for trespassing upon
the premises of Basford Robinson, Sr., and
threatening the life of his sou, Basford Ro-,
binson, Jr. BasIord, Jr., and Moore hneq
$1-the first for throwing stones, the second
for trespassing.
John Elan (colored), charged with keep
ing noisy house, to the disturbance OF the
neighborhood. Case dismissed.
Susan Mason (colored), for abusing Ann
Boykin, and accusing her of stealing, was
discharged.
J. W. Grove, on the same old charge Of
being drunk and unable to take care OF him
self. Grove is the wreck Of what was once
respectable printer. He is now fine spe-
cimen of the baleful effects of intemperance,
aud ought to be employed by the Grand Di-
vision to be carried around to Illustrate the
evils of the immoderate use OF strong drink.
He is man of fair education, and the mere
sight of him in his present condition would
do more to warn men against following his
example than all the highfalutin talk against
"King Alcohol" that ever has fallen or
will fall from the lips of peripatetic lectu-
rers. He was let off upon the promise Of
taking himself to Petersburg. 1t is hoped
that the Division just started in the Cock
ade City will engage his services to warn
the Young meu of that place Of the dangers
of the downward course in which many OF
them are insensibly drifting.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

JOHN H. TYLER L Co. formerly Mitchell Ty-
Ier), importers and dealers In fine Swiss, French
English, and American watches, silver and silver
plated ware spoons and forks aud the latest styles
of elegant diamond. pearl. stone, cameo, etruscanr
and fine Paris enamel and other beautiful pa terms
OF iewery. Sole agents for Patek, philippe
Co.'s celebrated Geneva Watches Al the OLD stano,
I3I, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

ExuUMATIoN OF A COFFIN AND HUMAN
BoNEs.-A day or two ago, while workmen
were engaged in laying gas pipes for the
new city Stable, In rear of the Jail, they
came across several pieces of coffin and
some human bones. These were found near
the centre of Marshall street. and about
eighteen inches below the surface. We
have the authority of the oldest inhabitant
for stating that this portion Of the city was
used as d place for interment more than
sixty years ago, principally Of ma!efactors,
and that more than one murderer who eX-
plated his crime upon the galloWs IN that
vicinity was buried there. He states when
the excavation was made for the foundation
of the Lancasterian School building body
was turned up which was buried with
hall dozen silver dollars in his pocket,
doubtless to settle his ferryage with Ola
CharOn,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

THE CHAHooN CAsE.-No motion was
made in the Hastings Court yesterday with
reference to the case of George Chahoon,
Judge Crump, his counsel, being too un-
well to be present in the courtroom for any
length Of time. The motion, of which no.
tice was given OH the day of Chahoon's con-
viction, will probably be made OH Monday.
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FEE1GHr FROM rHE SourHwEsr.-Sixteen

FREIGHT FROM THE SoUTHwEsT.-Sixteen
cars loaded with freight from Southwest
Virginia came to the Danville depot on
Thursday night. This was the first train
since the flood. Among the freight we no.
ticcd five car loads of fat cattle and sheep
for our butchers, butter, wheat, flour, &c.
The airline is getting to be one of Rich
mond'S best feeders.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

TRAINS TO THE FAIR GRoUNDs.-Tbe
Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
Railroad Company will run trains to the
Fair grounds every day during the State
Fair from A. NJ. to 8 Z. nj. at short inter-
yals. Tickets are now being sold at the
ticket-oflice, and to avoid the great crowd
and confusion Of next week it will be well
to buy tickets Mt once. Fare, ten cents.
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FALL OvEEcoATs.-A lsrgc stock of nice fall
overcoats, embracing all the new styles snd coli
ors, for sale low by f. B. SPENCE & Son. Also,
q nice line OF those reefng Jackets, or dorble.
breasted sacks, at very low prices. Undershirts
one dollar each. Paper collars ten cents per box.
Call early and often st 1900 Main street, and bay
your clothing from z. B. SPENCE &isoy .s5.s
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FAIR AND FEAsT.-The ladies connected
with the Belvidere Baptist Church, on Ore
gon Hill, will hold Fair and Feast in their
new church, commencing on Tuesday even
ing at 3 O'Clock The proceeds will be ap-
piled to the completion of the building.
We are quite sure that all who can will 90
up and aid them in their good work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

SowLAS = Co, jewelers., are receiving nag
nidcent new fall styles OF I'll the choice patterns
Of ane Jewelry. Gets of amethyst, coral. pearls
diamonds new patterns medaiions, neck chafns,s
Leon:ine and opers chains, glove baads, haudker.
chief holders. diamond rings, and saperb new sill
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Tenth
streets t-.3t ss9A Etfg3<'
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GOOD ToBACCo.-The Golden Scep.re' brand
of smoking tobacco has just II sde its appearance,
and IS likely to. DE ''all the 60" with those VINO
enjoy pipe OF contentment. II Is suihclent 70
say that 1t IS from the manniactory OF E. I. FL
KINroS & Co., 1900 Franklin street made famous
by Fruits and Flowers,'' and is beautiful IN
color aud delightful in favor. s.
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THE Washington correspondent of the
New York Journal Of Commerce writes !:
" 1t is now distinctly and unreselvedly an-
nounced by Ohioans that they believe Chief
Justice Chase will retire from the bench
this winter, and live private, inactive life
for the remainder OF his days."
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

SOLDIERS MOURNING FOR GENERAL LEE
The Committee Of Arrangements for the
soldiers meeting recommend that all the
soldiers and sailors Of the Confederate SER
vice wear as badge of mourning for Gen.
second button-hole on the left breast.
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RICHMOND, Oct. %, lsI
p. H. iSarke, Esq, Chairman CITY Conservative

p. H. Starke, Esq, Chairman CITY Conservative
Committed: . .....
Nv Lear Sir learn through the local columns
or The morning papers that your colnmttee ala
me tie honor to nominate me for the ONCE or
sheriff of the city Of Richmond. Apprectat!ng
| ne high compliment paid me, am constrained TO
decline the nomination.
I beg YOU to extend to the committee my CRATE
full Acknowledgements, with the assurance Of my
best wishes and efforts for the success Of the ticket
Yours. very respectfully, z. I. MOORE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

VISITORS, in fact every one, would do wen 70
remember that CHARLES LUMsDES does " atcn
In the mcst woikmsnlike manuel a.
40. l Governor street. Watches, CiocAs' spe''a-.
cles, &C., always on haud Satisfaction su"fan-
Iced ,t No. I Governor street, By LUaSDEs'
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/. .,,nfS ,,s Ap9Ers'i ssLtsi4: /:
y 5E--IHvAaLAeLT II sADvAEczs

BooTs, SHOES. TRUNKS, AND BAGs--PsrsoIa
visiting the city TO purchase thstr fan and winter
supplies wifi End every thing they inay need In TIE
above lire at the old established house Of JoaHa
@. PAGE, Jr., 1903 Main street. Bis goods are OF
the best quality made in the country, and viii be
sold as low as they can be had anywhere. HIS
stock embr aces all desirable styles, aEd the most
fastidious can hardly fail to be pleased Give hin
n -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND PosT.oFFICE OCTOBER
%, 1s7O.-Samuel L. Bradley, Manchester,
Va.; Mr.. VIM. D. Harris, Nicksviile Mr..
Bernlrd Scheme, Baltimore, Md.
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ELLYSoN & TAYLOR. News Dealers, llis Main
street, receive subscriptions for all the leading
publications of this country and Europe. Now ts
the time to subscribe. .-.G .t..rHts+s
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DENEIS AIRY.

Tu>EpH WOODWARD, Den. g.
~ !!~I ,Nt acts Tech with 'ha; easc ,91fTTC
3: / viii Il en- only he acquired b. hong
g.. &c.. 4GI iu~ II, Artificial Teeth - It atylc
So. . =. raa ,g4ly recommend - something sGpc-
$50! ~ -'dence No. cl- Main street hctwctn
' b @nd -', opposite The Arlington House.
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SCHOOL CIRCULARs.-Allk kinds Of school circu-
lars, reports, &C., executed st the Dispatch Office
rs cheap as the cheapest
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SUBSCRIPTIONS received to all publications nc
publishers rates by JOHNSTON & SBLDEN, Nsws
Dealers 9Is Main street. a Il. ,gf, IL ~ !ia.
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No EXCUSE LEFT Sow.-Edwards, go Broad
street, has just received large supply Of pctnres
OF GEN. LEE, all styles and all prices, with or
without frames. Don't fall to call. Everybody
can get one, the prices are so extremely low. 81,
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ELLYsoN 6 TAYLOR, l1lo Main street, invite
all strangers snd residents to examine their ex-
tensiye assortment Of cheap colored priniss -,
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7JosH BILLtNGS's FARMERS ALMANAx. 1871,
for sale at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's. News Dealers.
Only 25 cents. Every enterprising farmer should
have one. .e. .t'tIT9 .sss.s4
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FOR cure enough Woods Pins and Seasoned Oak
Wood buy of W. j. MCDOWELL, lst and kroad
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Il allnunN 1Ispau,A,
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 90, 1870.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN The CONFINED CIR
CULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

Another lot of those cheap co.ored prints at Ell.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

THE SUNDAY TELEGRAM, full OF interesting
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-10-29

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