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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-24
No :. .I,I26!: IL

WORKS OF Act Wo8TH SEEING. Lovers
Of art will be delighted to see colieetiOn1f
fine photographs at the gallery Of C.. R.
Rses u CO., representing a series of the.
latest works of the American sculptor, Ro4'
gers, who Ia now in Rome. The series ena.
braces eleven subjects, and the faithful pic.
lures show us that Rogers has lost none OF
bis genius. The first Is !" Isaac 2 kneeling
upon the altar; about to be sacrificed as q
burnt Offering by his father;; the second 'is
an Indian Hunter Boy . in whose person
| tics of his race, blended with the beauty
and innocence Of childhood The third Is
the q Fisher Girl - worthy. companion TO-
the already famous s. Fisher Boy aesEthe;
fourth is ''Nydia,oo fleeing from Pompeii,
in which that pathetic creation of Ruiwer,,
In the :. Last Days of Pompeif," !" Is fixed for
ever in enduring; marble; the fifth i8
Z" Ruth embodying all of love, fifth, duty,
and beauty, that Is ascribed to that most.
charming of the women OF the Old Testa-
rnent the sixth IS the ssAngei of the Resur-
rection, !" inwhose eager, solemn, ,expectafit,
yet tender gaze, We can imagine vision of
the mighty troop Of the just and the unjust,
bursting their sepulchres and emerging, to
Judgment !; the seventh is /" Abraham Lin,
COLI, ,''9in sitting posture, about to sign
tu6 cIdauCtpdtioA3 pAoCtamdtaun, III WHICH
the artist has lent grandeur and heroism to
a person and an event that were sadly Lack,
ing in both !; the eighth Is &c The Sentinel,
presenting noble type Of the true soldier,
on whose watchfulness, perhaps, the safety
of an army depends then follow "Sail-
ors' and Soldiers Monument !" y, for the State
OF Rhode Island, and another for the State
Of Michigan, both of which deserve to be
studied by those who project monuments
for General Lee and our other heroes; and
finally we have the Bronze Doors0 for
the United States Capitol at Washington.
These doors are all of these latest creations
of Rogers's that have been brought to-
America, though ali of them are destined
for this continent. The photographs are
excellent, and will prove Of great interest
to all who admire art and especially to the.
many friends in Virginia of the artist him.
self. .,st.,.,..'t
Messrs. Q. r. Rees & Co. have also on ex-,
hibition four large photographs Of remark
able scenes in the wonderful Yosemite Val
ley, taken on the spot by competent ar,
list, and brought here BY Rev. DR.. Read,
who has recently returned from his trip to
the Pacific 80 :. ~ 3lt - =
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POLICE CoUKT-Justice ,tJ.st5J White
presiding. - Stephen johnson '(colored),
charged with trespassing on the premises Of
James Price, and drawing knife on Posey
Drew, and Posey Drew (colored) for assault
ing and striking Stephen johnson: Drew
was fined s. and Johnson $3.50. Such is
generally the ulishot of cross-Warrants.
Frederick Paul and William Hurt (color-
ed), charged with stealing revolver from
John Corbett, were sent on for Indictment.
Mary Murphy-Madame Tonson come
again-who- was let off yesterday upon a
promise to leave the city ut once, was up
again for 133d time ON the usual charge ei
being drunk. She was sent back to her old
quarters in the valley. s.5.~ -ta.,..--. 2 :
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EDUCATIONAL MEETINGS IN MANCHESTER.
Pursuant to notice, there was q meeting
ofthe friends of education at the ,Manches-
ter Baptist Church on Tuesday night. Col;
VIM. Ambers, President of the Township
Board, explained the objects Of the meeting,
and introduced B. A. Hancock, County
Superintendent of instruction, who eX-
planned very forclbly the system and tho
plans under which he proposed to work.
He was followed by Messrs. Chiles and Pull
liam, the remaining members of the Board.
Senator Marten explained his course on
the school bill. Considerable interest was
manifested, and the meeting materially
aided the cause Of education. ~' -
There will be another meeting tonight
at the African Church. The public are in
yited to attend.
Thos. Walden, Jr., is engaged in taking
the names Of all persons between the ages
of five and twenty-one years, according to
the directions of the superintendent, and
every information should be furnished him
to aid him in the discharge of his duty.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CoMMOFCOuNCu

|, Atan adjourned meeting held on yester.
| day segening-Present: MesTs. Joseph j
English, President, and Laube, Strauss
Riddick, Davis, Todd, Wynne, Kent, Fog
arty, jenkins, Prince, Higgins, Smith, Al
lien, Euker, Branuan, and Flournoy.
/ Mr.. Strauss, from the special committee
on examining the official bonds which were
the bonds Of julius Fischer, Commissioner
City, Auditor, and August w. Rosen, High
Constable, were satisfactory, and recon-.
mending their acceptance. Agreed to.
The bond of the High Constable is in the
penalty of % 100, with James Lyons as
surety. t'S. 't54.n1 IS
Auditor-Penalty, $4,000, with David
G. Mayo, Charles S. Mills, VIM. K. Watts,
| and S. B. Smith, surcties. : : -
Commissioner of Revenue - Penalty,
81, 900, Robert Wendenburg, Ed. Euker,
and Herman Schmidt, suretfes.
Mr. .Alderdice, the Auditor elect, ap
peared and qualified by taking the usual
oath of Office, whereupon he nominated
| for his clerk Frank 81. Patrick, J. j. Under.
hill, and F. J. Arnold. +.
The motion to 20 into the election OF
clerk was laid on the table.
| Dir. Wynne presented a communication
from William Ira Smith, Esq.,, asking the
Council to defend him from threatened
| prosecution as foreman of the grand jury
| of the city of Richmond, and in connection
| Herewith offered The following resolution
| :"Resolued, That the city attorney be,
and he is hereby, instructed to defend VIM
Ira Smith, ESQ.,, in any proceedings against
him in the courts touching his action as
grand juror Of the Hastings Court; and
further, that the Governor Of this Common
wealth be respectfully requested to issue
like instructions to the Attorney-Gen
of Virginia. sz--., ...s
l Resoloed, That the President is hereb,
instructed to forward to the Governor O
the State copy of the foregoing resolution
and ask his concurrence therein"
Laid on the table for the reason that th
Council has not as yet any information Q
the commencement of prosecution, Du
with the, understanding that it do unani
mously pass when such occasion shall arise
The Council voted an allowance of S3
per month for six months to VIM. Gardner
a retired policeman, should he live so long
On motion of Mr.. Kent, the employees {
the city and the public schools were allowe
to suspend operations on thanksgiving day
l Several small bills were ordered to b
lpaid.
| On motion Of Mr.. Strauss, the Counc
adjourned.
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ST.. MARK's FAIR.-The ladies Of st.
Marks Church, with most commendable
zeal and industry on their part, and with
the aid of many kind and liberal friends,
will open fair on Tuesday next in the
rooms recently occupied by S. ". Har-
wood, opposite the post-oftice. They have
comfortable, beautiful, and desirable things,
for every age and sex, including fancy arti-
cles, chiidren's clothing and appurtenances,
toys, direct from Germany, and Christmas
gifts for old and young, and good things
from the kitchens and store-rooms. The
most careful will find it to- their advantage
to call on them, the most choice will obtain
from them good and satisfactory invest
ments, and the daintiest epicures will meet
at their rooms the wherewithal to fill up q
sayory hour. -" ~ T. ~. H
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HUsT1NGs CoURT, "WEDNESDAY - Judge
G,1gon presiding.-The case of the Com
monwealth VS.. Mary Jasper, charged with
grand larceny, was commenced. but not
being completed when O'Clock arrived,
the hour for adjournment, the jury was
given in charge of the Sergeant, who was
directed to keep them until Friday morn.
ing, to which time the court adjourned.
Jake Richardson was convicted of misde.
meanor, and motion made for new trial
which the court took time to consider. y,
Charlotte Coles, indicted for. misde
meanor, was acquitted. - = ~.g
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The New York Express says: "Some
time since a scatfolding in the Albany shop
of the Central railroad broke, and killed
,pie sued and received $40, 900. The widow
Iof the dead man sued, and, although she
introduced the same testimony that gave
the cripple 10,000, she was ordered out of
court as having no.scause for action. She
has secured AN order for Q new trial, bnt il
she wins that, her damages cannot exceed
S5, ,OG0, there being statute limiting yer-
dict In favor of a person killed by an acci-
dent, in this State, to that amount. So we
see the legal difference in the value of q
road company is extensive, and not in IA
Yor of the dead"
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The THEATRE.-Lurline was presented
last night before large audience, COM
posed principally Of the male sex. The
ladies seem rather to avoid the Blondes,
although they always fill the dress cir
Gle when the Chapmans play. The reason
of this is not very apparent, for the only
difference between the two troops is, that
in this four beautiful girls mig htly go
through what two rather good-looking
ones essayed to accomplish in the Chapman
entertainments. True, the Chapmans have
their Bishop, but has not Weber her
Ketchum and her Atkins? This afternoon
and tomorrow night fine bills are pre-
sented, and the management will probably
be rewarded with brilliant audiences.
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llls Main street, Rlchmond, va

For COUGHS, COLDS and throat disorders, use
Browns Bronchial Troches," having proved
their efficacy by a test of many, years. The
Troches are highly recommended and prescribed
by physicians. Those exposed 70 sudden changes
sbould always be supplied with "The Troches, -
as They give prompt relief "&l Z II
Owing to the good reputation and popularity OF
the Troches, many worthless and cheap imita-
tions are offered, Which are good for nothing. Be
sure to obtain the true browns bronchial
Troches." Sold everywhere. rs..H
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Z ~
THANKSGIVING DAY.-There will be SER
vice at the First Baptist Church at II
O'Clock, and at night DR.. Williams, OF Built
more, will preach. -.
IT IS not certain that all the Episcopal
churches will be open to-day, but there
viii be service in the Monumental st.
James and st. Marks, at II o'clock:
THE PosT-orF1cE will be closed to-day at
10 O'Clock A. NJ. The carriers will make
their usual morning delivery. Collections
from g star" boxes will be made at Sand
9:D A. M. and $50 2. III: From the other
boxes in the morning only.
r No WARRANTS TRIED To-DAY.-This being
by proclamation OF the President thanks
giving day, Justice White win hold no civil
court this afternoon. All warrants will lie
over until 8 o'clock tomorrow evening.
THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS and city Offices viii
all be closed to-day. II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-24

WE are glad 10 know that there is one Photo
graph Gallery In Richmond where business az
fords constant employment to frst-class painter.
This gallery is that of Messrs. g. r. REEs & Co,
where Mr.. Kopske, European artist, is steadily
engaged In finishing Photographs in as fine styles
as tliey can be done anywhere. No other photo
graphers Of this city, we understand, have their
own artist. ---- -. !. - -
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LIQUOR IN RrCHMoND.-We published q
few days since a statement of the liquors
on hand in that part of the city east of 18th
street. The assessors have since received
from the dealers in. liquors the full statis-
tics, and ascertained that there is in the
city of Richmond the following quantities
of liquors: Brandy, 1885 gallons; gin, 8, 1875
gallons; rum, 2,R04 gallons; whiskey,
1872, OPS gallons; high-wines, 5,545h gallons;
alcohol, 2201 gallons; fruit brandy, 1854
gallons-total,~ 153, 7sl Il gallons Besides
this amount there is in bond and reported
through the Collectors office, 80, 3,93OH gall
Ions Of whiskey-making total or liquors
on hand in this city of 1S7, ,712 gallons
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1t is no sign because q man makes stir
ina community mn that he is . spoon, i sss1j
What Is that which ties two persons, but
only touches one p. a edaing ring. s.
What is That which must play before it
can woIk2s a. fre-engine. .:33a.s ~. 4
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IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFP1cE NosEMBER
23.-Miss Mary L. Dorsey, Locust St.; Miss
Lucinda Evans (2), Flamfeld, n. Y; Jun
Jus E. Newman, Lemeira, Brazil James
L. Barry, Baltimore, Md; Mr.. English,
Richmond; August Weimer, Richmond |;
Rev. N. T. Bibb, DanviIle, Mo-; IA. Fuller
Crawley, Baltimore, Md; G.. a. Morris,
Winterpock's; Rev. A., G. Palmer, ston-
ingon, Conn.; DR.. John N. Garrett, Petra,
Mo-; Sam. Briggs, Washington, d. O.; j.
j. Montague, Richmond j. Ralph Smith,
Charleston, s., c.; j. Cambell, Danyille,
Va; Marceleus Pond, Wilson's Landing
d. Chalmers, News Ferry, Va. :
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A. c.. PULL1AM, real estate auctioneer, pro-
poses to sell to-day at aP. NJ. valuable piece OF
land, suitable for gardening purposes, three miles
from Manchester. as the Courthouse will be
removed to Manchester, and the people hsye de-
termined TO have free bridge, capitalists would
do well to Invest In the above property. -,ysqr
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EREsH IMPORTATION OF ENGLISH
II CHINA AND WHITE GRANITEYARE.-
Now NOW oPsnNinsi ia.se variety Of plain "a and deco
PLATsl, SPOONS, f0RKs. CAsTo IS,
PITCHERS; ROuG&Rs,s CUTLERY, Together
with q complete stock os HOUSE-FURNIsHING
GOODS, TO Thicti call the attention OF house
keepers, hotel-kcepers, etc.
&C 2s JOHN ASHER, laOe Main street. Il
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Doors SToLEas-Tuesdaye evening about
s o'clock some one threw stone into the
window OF the store OF, MIR. Miller, on Main,
between Monroe and Madison streets, and
made off with pair Of fne boots, TIE
thief is supposed to be a negro man who
came into the house during theI9ay ana
expressed desire to purchase the ldenticat
articles. I.s.rEf y -ffrTs5s.
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2 BEST ANTHRACITE COAL for crates and stoves
at 81 to $3.50 per ton, delivered Glover Hill from
$3.50 to s5,7S, delivered. Oak and Pine Wood q,
lowest pricesor cash at 18th and Gary streets and
70S Grace street. ..CHAs. n. PAGE & co. {
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For FIVE CENTS you can buy Saturday Star
Journal Boys and Girls Weekly, or Ha,,ey's 8
Journal, and lots OF other beautiful things, st
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, 1Ils Main street, next 10
Disnnfch Office. = ~ - - ~ =. s., - =
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FRANK LEsLIE's ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC,
1871. containing eight splendid chromos. htho-
graph cuts, and over seventy Illustrations, for
sale at ELLYsey 6 TAYLoR's news depot, Main
street, ~ - X, -
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LrERARY.-There will be public meet
Inc of the Manchester Literary Council to.
night att the Odd Fellows Hall. SeYerai
able speakers will hold forth. The puDiic
are invited to attend. -
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; LADIES have no Idea how beautiful they are
until They have their, photographs taken at the
''LEE y, Gallery. The; beautiful IVORY PIC
TUREs are taken at the same price you have to
pay for. common photographs. Then, ladies, go
to the LEE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-24

WHAT IS QUILLAYA ASAPoNARIA2-Itisat 8 tree,
the bark Of q Chilia tree, which yields, when
N acerated, fragrant vegetable soap with clean
Ing and antiputrescent properties not possessed
by any other vegetable production. This baskfs
a prominent constituent Of the celebrated Sozo-
DON'T, the most popular dental preparation ever
introduced lnAmerica. = isFt -:
Z : sPALDIsG's GLUE, ,stiekiess thing out. afi
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The PERSECUTION, OF. JOHN HAGAN.--In
the United States Commissioners Court
yesterday the case of Major John Hagan
was further heard, and the argument, of
counsel concluded. The speeches of Capt.
Wise and Col. Connolly for the defence are
spoken Of as able and convincing. The
Commissioner will render his decision to.
day. -, -. .t..a III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-24

THE s'REL1GIoUS HERALD" is read In every
portion Of the South. It is an excellent medium
for reaching The eye Of the public. 4. ss.4.ia
2 Office on Main street, opposite Dispatch. bz,E
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Arrest that terrible catarrh, and thus avoid q
consumpt.ve's grave by using DR.. Ssge's Catarrt
Remedy TIE proprietor win pay $500 rewartfor
case he cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or send
81 xty cents to DR.. X. Y. PERcE, Buffalo, n. Y,
and receive It BY mail. Pamphle. sent Free
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-24

EDwIa WALLER teoiored) 18th street, hev
tween franklin and Marshall styeetss dc.
sires the public 60 know that ne Is not the
Ed. Waller mentioned In the contested cleo
tion case.
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Z sNEW PosrnAsrRRs. John r.. Bibb vice
Miss Fannie ,Eandegrieth, UniYersity of
Virginia, salary 81 400 8 Sidney 4. stilley,
Washington, n. C. f,,stss e e 80 go
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EILTsoa &c TAYLOR have laid on our ta-
BILE AppletoT,s JourTal Clipper, and Sdt1r-
dag Night. All excellent numbers. SIS
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HORSES AND MULES FOR SALE.

TT HORSES AND MULES FORN
and TEN MULtS Just arrived at 4. BosS!euX's
stable direct from Kentucky. Among the lot are
zen tine mares and some stylish and fast stepping
horses. For sale low and on accommodating
terms. Apply at once at e. BOssieQx's stables, on
Franklin. between 18th and leth streets.
oc 3l--lm GREEN h BUCK.
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TEE ANIMAL MEETING Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio RAILROAD Company viii be held in
the Exchange cpnceft-Foom to-day, at IL
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Sick folks, don't give up the Indian physician
Is at the Exchange Hotel.
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GRUBRs q WILLIAMS will sell at J2 NJ. the
/ fatm known as Strubhery Hill, In Hanover,
about twenty miles from Richmand. l..,s
P. BOWMAN will sell at his unrefoom, 1909 Main
! street. ats P. III, three gold watches and two
I chains. 49,.
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Go see the Indian physician at the Exchange
Hotel, - ars. gsr - r.. ~ srst. q
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WE HAVE REDUCED THEA

,fE PRICES OF OUR BOOTS, SHOES. MHA-
ihUShs sArCIlELS. &C., TO enable all eaA
ply at the very lowest p,iccs. The IADIES win
hpd al oar Broad-stsett store corner OF 9TH (be
very particular aud call at the CORNER, as some
0. ourselves and The buyer) the largest and best
assorted e stock II ne C'tymade TO lace and but
OILED Goat French Morocco, English Lasting,
&C, &c, In all " dis and sizes sGabiiug US at all
Ihes u give easy an1 well hitting goods. 80.
nAkCUS HARRIS & BROTHER,
No 1873 3ain street, and
OC 81 CDrnGC OF 9Th and Ernnd strfGfs
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{ Have you seen the Red Man at the Exchange
Hotel? sr.-st. a.s. l.r..,. .f.t....sg;.,yts -,
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I,UR RENT, q new FOUR-STORGI ~
L BRICK HOUSE. corner of l2th and NJ tr- E:i
at;.l .trecl< The loo alton Is one of The best III
hi, c!ty. The house IS cie.u and In perfect orcer,
WITH al. the moIern improvemeats-hct and cold
D.; ~ gas throughout The premises. The house
tv,t~cIve rooms the kitche:. has six rooms with
c., kln.-rangc. Apply ~ NO. 4ol corner of Illh
arG Marshall streets. no % lHN
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ELI. EIvr a CpITMp

W1NGO, ELLErT Il CRUMP,
W 1905 - sfkERT, Get. 18th and 14sh.
SHOYS, TRUNKS, &C., comprisirg the latest
and hest styles or LadteJ', Misses, hildrsp's and
hen.'s Boots and Shoes also. an excellent rs.
eno variety CT sstclels, ya.!ses &C.; ali or
~hicA We arc selling very low. A call solicited =
g. Z. WISG), -E7-.-,-=a.
late With Gardner Carlton.
JOHN q. rELLETT, IS
late with T.. S. Ssidwin.
JkE. ID. CRU@P, .agZ
,, late with WagRoner Harvey. -
JAMES A. 6RlGG. Statesman. oc -Iz-3In
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MoUsrcAsTlE, $40 Brood street. nuts ON laya-
sip or Iron gaa-burnsrs atthrea dollars sdozen.
Give him o call.
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f0A REEs.

TOR RES I, that very desirable Te.s
I DNELLlNG-HOUS1, on letb st .eet, M:::i
containing ten rooms. Possession given at once
,r;If 10 WILSON WILLIAMS.
n6..-Iw No. 1912 Ora e street.
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The above Bind and complimentary notice APP
peared In yesterday mornings Dispatch, without
the knowledge or request OF the Travellers Insu-
rance Conpsny or agent. DR.. MAYER's claim
was adjusted with no more promptness or fairness
than has attended the payment by the TRAVEL
LEB's INSURANCE COMPANY Of nearly thirteen
thousand Losses, resulting from death or injury
by accident. Nor does the company insure against
accidents by TRAVEL alone, but against death or
injury from ALL the accidents Of life which daily
occur through one's own misfortune or The care
lessness Of, others. Rates Of premium are very
low and wi hin reach of all classes. No medical
| examination required. Applications received and
policies issued by e. COURTNEY JENKINS, ,';a
l., ...rs..r..l .-t.,E ,r,,1 State Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-24

AlREAL comfort In cold weather Ia q heavy On.
aersbtft. D. SrEacE A. Son hays a tasgs s&oci
os them, which they are selling as shs aou price
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AUCTION SALES Tl1IS DAY.

sc. PULLTAM viii sell ut r. M. valuhbIe gar
4 dening land, about three miles from Richmond.
In Chesterfield s.-;T 80 ,,f,tfy
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|EORfPHILADELPHI IA.I 4EFNs
II The steamer NORFOLK, Captain a. lsa.i
PLATT, 91sill receive neignE forstbe above p0ft
s1l,THURSDAY, the, 2Ath instI .ats
Freight taken for New Orleans cheaper than by !,
rates. Passage Go Philadelphia inelsdng. nassastt
'Iu :: 'sa'e wv. P.PoRrEK, Assrse ss
no 2s-2t No. .e.:s Dock street,.
ROE 5Ta4h gALdIa1REiLSssf 81 SaREiSSp aeI
leave her wharf THURSDAY, sNovSm Ber 1ftfs si
O'Clock a. NJ. Freight received up 20 6asoeckt
r. M.ETEDNESDAY. For freight or pAssaeo
apply to [no 70 7sl & w. P.9BRETT. Agsntss g
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EUR RENT, A DESI \ B l. E -
L BRIEk DWr.LLlNG centrally located. Eli
cunta!n!n. seven or light rooms ana Kitchen. with
r,s. mstcr. and other cOnveIiences, furnished or
Uaturnlstlsd
~. buildings. on the Meadow-briuge road, one
mi. ,rtrih ii the CIV
ru.S iw RICH RDS \ CO, lib Main ST.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-24

DOR RENT - That very desirable Ga
L and weIi-arranped STORE. corner 9th kgI
md Broad streets, now Occur led by rmiSlead 4
Nhn. Possession given 1T De en!ber. APPLY to
ARMISJESD ID & BlB8,
Corner 9Th sui Broad streets.
l.. P.S-Alsn, COUNTERS, SHOWCASES, q A.
llXrrRES, IRON SAFE, CHAIRS, Sc, for
!s.@ cheap. no low