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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CouRT-J. G..
Underwood, District Judge, presiding.-
This court met yesterday, and the following
grand jurors were sworn in: s
Franklin Stearns, Richmond; Edward
Daniel, Fairfax county D. W. Whiting,
Prince William; John Seaton, Alexandria;
R. D. Mitchell, Richmond; William R..
Dickey, Grayson county Orpheus Rufin,
William Williamson, {. P. Word, Rich
mond Jacob WiSsler, Augusta; J. B. Dut-
ton, Loudoun Ira Sayles, Mecklenburg
Alpheus Roper, Richmond Reuben, West,
Richmond Alexander Hodgson, Henrico;
Henry Riyes, Albemarle !; Samuel Putney,
Richmond Warren Russell, Petersburg !;
w. P. Austin, Lunenburg; n. N. Brooks,
New Kent William Scott Fredericks-
burg; N. A. Mills, Richmond; John T.
Pedigo, Henry county.
No business of pubic interest was trans
acted. The court will meet again to-day.
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PRESBYTERIAN SABBATH-SCHooL CoNvEH-
TIoN-A convention in the interests of
the Sabbath school, convened by author
ity of East Hanover Presbytery, will meet
in the First Presbyterian Church (Rev. Mr.
Preston's) at halt-past o'clock this even
ing. Rev. Charles Fl. Read, D. D., chair
man Of the Synod's Committee on Sunday
Schools, will preside, and Rev. William E..
Baker, of Staunton, will preach the open
ing sermon.
The following IS the programme of pro-
ceedings, with the names of the speakers
who are expected to deliver addresses:
Wednesday, November 3Oth-The Con-
vention will assemble at 9S A. NJ, and half
an hour will be spent in devotional eXer-
cises and the opening address of the Presi-
the Sunday School-Rey. NJ. D. Hoge, D.
ID, and Rev. r. Pryor, D. D. IL A. M.
The Pastor and the Sunday School, and
Preaching to the Children-Reys. Il. w.
Hooper, j. P. Smith, and FL. T. Darnell.
12 NJ: The Superintendent, his Qualifca-
tions and Duties-Rev. G. D. Armstrong,
D. D., and Rev. Geo. II. Denny. l P. NJ:
The Elements of q Good Sunday school
D. c. Irwin and Rev. j. d.
Dudley.
/ Wednesday Euening.-7H P. NJ: Infant
classes. P. NJ: The Conversion and the
Religion Of Children-Rey. T.. n. Ruther-
ford and Rev. W. d. Baker.
+ Thursddy-lhird Day.-9h a. NJ: De-
yotional Exercises. 10 A. NJ: Sunday
Schools in the Country-Rey. r. NJ. Woods,
Isaac 81. Christian. and Rev. James 3. Con-
verse. il a. NJ: Mission Schools and
Schools for Colored Children-R. n. Dun.
lop and Rev. j. a. Waddell. II M.: Black
boards and Maps-Major Jed. Hotchkiss.
l2H p. NJ: Adult Casses-Rev. DR.. VIM.
Brown. 1P. NJ: The Library-Rey. E. L.
Baird, D. d., and Rev. W. A. Campbell.
Thursday Epening.-7A P. NJ: Sunday
school Music-J. D. e. Sleight and a. Is.
Demarest. s p. NJ: How to make the Sun
flay-schooI more attractive without loss OF
Spiritual power-Major Robert G. Stiles and
y. ID. Davidson. p. NJ: Closing Ad-
dress-Rev. Il. L. Preston.
All pastors, ruling elders, superintend.
ents, and Sunday-school teachers are invited
to attend and take part in the Convention.
Each school Is entitled to two delegates be-
sides the pastor Of the church, and enter.
tainment will be provided for such delegates
by the Sunday-gchool friends in Richmond
Delegates are requested, on their arrival IN
the city, to report to MIR. j. D. 3K.S Sieight,
at the rooms of the Presby yterian Publiea'
tion Committee, on Main street, opposite
the post-oflce. All friends OF the school
cause are invited to be present during the
session Of the Convention. a ~ 1
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DEDICATION OF CHURcH.-The new
house of worship of the Belvidere Baptist
Church was dedicated on Sunday last. Rev.
J. B. Jeter, D. D., preached at II A. M.
Rev. J. l.. NJ. Curry preached the dedica-
ton sermon at 3H P. Nj, and was followed
by Rev. j. W. NJ. Williams, d. D., Of Balti-
more, in an address to the membership Of
the church. Rev. A. e. Dickinson also de.
liyered an address and took up a collection
amounting to over $500. At night Rev. j.
T. Kincannon preached. The neat and
commodious house of worship just compile
ted reflects credit upon the church.
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SHIPMENT OF ARMS FOR FRANCE FROM New
YoRk.-Ne,D York, Nov. 27.-In answer to
q question yesterday relating to the steam
ship Erie, which is lying at her pier laden
with arms for France, the North German
Corsul-G General said that, he has been in
structed by Government not to pay any at
.tention to these shipments of arms, as there
is no law of nations prohibiting such ship.
ments from neutral countries. It Is stated
that the Erie will have on board when her
cargo is completed over one hundred and
fifty thousand Enfield rifles. She will pro-
badly be ordered to 80 to sea about.Tues-
.GaY
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ALLEGED VIOLATIONS OF THE ENFORCE
MENT AcT.-H. Harvey and Thos. Morgan
were brought before United States Com
missioner jenkins, yesterday, on the charge
of violating the Enforcement act by OBJ
structing the votes Of colored citizens at the
late election. The offences were alleged to
have been committed at Priddy's store,
Charlotte county. Morgan was accused Of
dismissing several of his hired hands for
voting the Radical ticket, and Harvey of
threatening voters. The case, Of Morgan
was continued until the Sd of December,
and he was admitted to bail in the sum Of
$500. Mr.. Harvey was discharged.
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ME- NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR DECEMBERAN CHRISTMAS.

me- NEW AND ELEGANT GOOUS
FOR DECEMBER AND CHRISTMAS.
srrpFRs LINE NEW Style CLOAKS,
kCOIiES BROCHE SHaWL9 AND 9TH.
Ea WRAPPISGs JUST OPENED.
T. R. PRICE & co. are again in market, and
receiving daily new and fashionable GOODS ior
winter sales.
CL3AKS AND SHAWLSi in every variety.
In DRESS GOODS: ....r
Biat k and colored SILKS, Gro Grain and Taft;
POPLISs, OTTOMAN, .vELOURs, EN-
PRFsS, al shades; ....
Imperial SERGE, all colors 5or.. worth 75c.
Colorcd PLUsHEs, vELvETs, VELVET
EESS, Sl to S3;
DELAINEs Tycoon REPS, Chene PoPLINs,
&c. ....
In MOURNING GOODS some entirely new styles
Of unequslled black and finish. Great care given
this department such as
English BOwBAZI YES. TAM1SE;
GRO Dc NICE, OTTOMAEs, vELOURS;
Black CASHMERES, MERISOS; ~.
MOUsLAINEs, double faced MOHAIRs, AL
PACAS, &C., &C.
RoIDERIES
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, Linen sETTs;'
Lace COLLARS, Point Applique SETS and
COLLARS: $3.50
Val. CELLARS, GIMPURE aud Threat
LACES;
LACE HANDKERCHIEFS:
KID GLOVES. HOSIERY, &C, &C.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming in
every hour, 10. 10, l5c., &c. BLANKETS, FLAN.
NELS, CASSIMERGS, &C., &c.
t. PRICE s CO..
noos corner 1lth and Main STR cts.
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IL GREAT DECLINE IN TIL E
PRICES Of COTTON GOODs-PRICEsD DOWN
TOTHE MARKET VALUE AT LEVY BROS.
The genuine NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at
2oc. The genuine WAMSUTTA at 1sc. Be sure
and get the XX brand, as 1. Is the best maputac-
tured. Take no other. FRUIT OF THE LOOM
at lsac.; ANDROSCOGIN at lcsc. hese are the
same prices are asked by the leading dry goods
houses In New York such rs A. T. Stewart E CO.,
Arnold, Constable & Co., Lord Tsylor, and
Lake & McCreery. We can afford to sell item ut
New York prices, 50 IS to give our customers the
advantage Of the decline at once. A reduction In
the prices of COTTON SHEETINGS, both in
blcached aud unbleached; also PIILOW-CASE
COTTON. To get the full advantage Of the great
decline in cotton goods, call at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 aud l2l5 Main street.
TryJOHN CLARK, JR., & CO.'S SPOOL COT
TON--ths very best BOW In use. nolS
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THR HERnEH ORpHAN AsY1ux.-On last

THR HEBREW ORPHAN AsYLUN.-On last
Sunday Rev. DIR. Bethlehem addressed
Benjamin Lodge, No. SO, /. q. B. B., onthe
propriety of establishing this asylum, and
his remarks were as favorably received in
this as in Rimmon Lodge. The following
committee was appointed to take the mat
ter under consideration : j. Bear, ii. Nor
ris, S. Wise, B. Becher, and j. Meyer.
Everything now looks well for the project,
and it is hoped that its friends will not only
talk, but 60 to work at once in it's behalf.
No nobler work could engage their .atten-
tion.
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A ATREAsURE.-Eoth othing promotes our comfort,
equanimity, and health, more than quick, cheer:
ru1 fires. To have item, buy your i indIirg,
Cooking, and Long Wood; Red and White Ash,
Egg, stove, and Chestnut Anthracite, ana Clover
Hill Bltuminous Coal, and Soft Coke, of J. b.
watkins, I'LL Main street. aud 9th and Gary
streets. Price, quantity, and quality guaranteed.
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WIEGo, ELLETT & CRUmP, 1908 Main street,
have just received fresh supply Of Ladies',
Misses, and Children's Button and Lace Boots,
OF the finest quality French kid, glove kid, Turk
ish morocco, &c.; also. the "NiIlson'' - Button
Boot, something new for ladies,) and marie
Antoinette'' - Slippers. & a,
Always on hand fill line Of Gents Calf thand.
sewed) Boots and Caters, and complete assert.
ment of farmers heavy goods. Give them call
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b. LIST OF UNNAlLABLE LETTERS RETAINING
o. THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFIeE NoyBMBER
8.-Beatrice, Richmond Isaac Roberts,
Vermont avenue; Miss P. Harris, Rich
sfnond !; Henry G.. Jones, Baltimore, Md. /;
VIM. s. Beard, Lexington, Va. Messrs.
Lee, Tweedy & Co., New York: Mrs. e. q.
Hunnicutt, Stony Greek, Va. tzl,s
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AUCTIoH SALES T1sIs DAY.
". KEEsEE win sell at 10 A. H.,

THOMAS W. KEEsEE viii sell at 10 A. H., at
No. 1864 Franklin street, near First Market, a
i stock OF groceries and store fixtures.
WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at u O'Clock
NJ, at the farm Of Gen. w. n. Richardson, on
The Westham Plank Road, crops Of corn,
shucks, hay, stock, farming implements, &c.
DAVID B. PARKER, United States Marshal. win
sell ut II II. the schooner :. Startled Fawn,n -
tackle, furniture, &c. .1. ],
COOK & LAUGEToN Will sell at 10 A. NJ. a lot
Of smoking tobacco, cutting machine, &c.
COOK & LAUGHToN win sell at 10 O'Clock rose
l.2s wood parlor aud othey furniture.
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CONSTANTLY REPLENIsHEaG.-Having deter.
mined not to be outdone by any clothing or mer
chant tailoring establishment in the South, oul
friends E. b. SPENCE & Son are constantly re-
plenlshing their stock. Notwithstanding the large
sales they have made this season, they have very
large stock or cloths. cassimerss, and vestings,
and ready-made clothing, which they are dispos
ing OF at very low rates. Call at Fashions Corner
1900 Main street, and get good goods at low rates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

EDITORS OF DISPATCH Gentlemen,-Csn
you inform me when the county schools of
Henrico will be organized? 1t seems to me
that there is great remissness in not organ
iZing the schools for our county. Iwould
like to call, through the columns Of your
paper, the attention of the proper authori-
ties to our necessities In this respect. We
are suffering very much for want of county
schools. Very respectfully, b.
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Every person ought to see them.

BROWNS BRONCHIAL TRocHEs, for Pulmo-
nary and Asthmatic disorders, have proved their
efficacy By test Of many years, and have re-
ceived edtesttmonials from eminent men who have
used them. - tE'ts'i aS.r& 2.f%F'
Those who are suffering from coughs, colds,
hoarseness, sore throat, &C., should try the
"Troches,' simple remedy. whichis In almost
every case effsct1al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs-Au the
Judges preSent-D. j. Goodwin qualified on
yesterday to practice in this court.
The case of the Southern Express Com
pany Us. w. N. McFeigh was further heard,
and continued.
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SOMETHING NEW AT THE DoLLAR STORE, $50
MAIN sT.-Among the many new articles offered
for sale at the Dollar store there is added to
the list very fine selection Of beautiful pictures
of entirely new design. They are In black wal
nut and gilt frame, which alone is worth the dol
lar. = -@.s.'. r.I
Every person ought to see them
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

. TIE THEATRE. The sappho Comic Opera
Troupe gave their initial performance at
the Theatre last night before good audi
ence. The entertainment was pleasing and
possessed the merit of being free from the
indecencies that characterized the perform
anees of the British Blondes. The display
of climbs is not the only thing held in
view by the sappho people, and they rem
play here q week, and they have reason to
expect q successful engagement. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

INSTALLATION OF PAsToB.-ReY. II. 2.
Darnall was on Sunday last installed pastor
of the PRESBYTERIAN Church at Amelia
Courthouse, to fill the vacancy created BY
the resignation Of Rev. VIM. Q. Murkland.
Rev. T. &. Preston, of this city, assisted in
the installation ceremonies.
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DIsMIssED.-The case of Thos. Purcell, of
Lunenburg county, charged with violating
the internal revenue law by running an illl-
cit distillery, was investigated by u. 8.
Commissioner Jenkins yesterday, and the
accused was thereupon discharged.
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STEALING LEAD.-The new houses zon
Grace street, belonging to the, estate OF
VIM. B. Jones, were invaded BY junk
thieves on Friday or Saturday night, aud
three were entirely despoiled OF lead pipe.
The loss of the pipe was not discovered I'M
til an attempt was made to turn the We
for m y.E, ,rsTt az trFs -
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! In MEMoHIAx.--We are indebted to West
q Johnston, booksellers, for a copy OF the
excellent ferrnon preached by Rev. +, u.
McKim. rector or Christ Church, Alexan-
dria, On the occasion Of the death OF Cen,
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6 CITYla.l osRDaNAMCxs..


~ NJ ORDTNANCE 10 sAMENDrsANn d
AREOREAiNsEGrL0 - or GHxrTEK .
HOF THE pRpIHAEC CEG GR 5GA E.asETYQDEss
RTcbMtNO: passed November g, ssIe ss,
Bes IT. s9rd6saed, That section a. OF chapter H0S
tbesCity Oi ainaaces Sha ameRdsd and rsoffasrsk
% sss e a.. a. 81 peesSa a. SEQ or peYsons sis1 1rsk OF
up;os ss.iss "a hIsasisg O. algE,ag s as
nure ihcsefiom, without having alr9
written peimissicn OF fhe k9mntpse on Alxess44
any city oniesE emplose eer 0t coas sezf, +,
CHER person. in laying Ens or gdtsr pktEEs
FTepafsanr the aAME.or in constructing 6x $500.
inx oS 90 Ms klag ,s
gatuR tasc sy az ssssss 1.sss 81 sts
or rnrtSkiu9 Ao assd tnofv &pfs
Cr cSrsclt dated 80 e57o TncG thE aMeH4 OF pup5l1
siley in the rans8 sondbss6n ft wa sgca 1s
gtng os hesktHs sa s s saa
Ilng % seSs s3 ~ sesss .ss ssn
I'm isiissI orsshalt
se sneH !aiir by my nf eva
III n ss sa.es pena Ia Bo dsdacssd rod
snIs nAy,litlc "a himyfcF ~ y y
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THE authorized standard picture OF our Ia
mented CHIEF, Gen. &. Z. LEE, taken at the LEE
GALLERY, viii &c presented to ailwoanded Com
federate soldiers application at the gallery, op.
posite Nowlsn & Co.'s jeweIry establishment.
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JENNINGS of the Times challenged .Hurls
but Of the World to deadly duel, but y
mile range the affair hasn't come OFF Yet.1
But the principals don't speak, and pass.
each other without howing-both are near
sighted, but this dpn,s ,count.-Ne1 York
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+ POLICE CoUaT--J,istice j. II. White
presiding. Mary III ayden, charged with
stealing eight dollars In gold and silver coin
from VIM. Haney, and twenty-one dollars
in United States currency from John Rudd.
Discharged. -. IS, +. K !
VIM. 3. Harris and David Anderson,
charged with breaking the window of Lou
isa Smiths cookshop, on Brook avenue,
with intent to commit theft. Required to
give security for future good behavior In
the sum Of 800 each.
Z Eliza Parker, charged with stealing $40
belonging to Philip MCGEE. Sent to the
grand iury Of the hustings Court. W
Ralph Evans, for stealing three breasts of
bacon and two beef tongues from Messrs.
w. D. Blair & Co., valued at $500, was
bafled to appear before the grand jury of
the Hastings Court. -SsE. - 3,lgk
John Collins, charged with being drunk
and fighting in the street. Discharged
( Henry Gardner, for assaulting Anna
Gardner. Fined $3.50 and bound over.
Charles Courtney, Tom Goode, and Chas.
Davis, charged with assaulting and beating
John Collins: Dismissed.
Ann Baker, charged with having in her
possession one dress, one quilt, and one
blanket, the property OfsJames Simpson.
Continued to 29th Instant
hUSc NClSOu, Suhi 9Oo WaCA cISSslshs5 AlOih
the person of Fleming johnson $n.. Dis
missed. 80 .sEs1H .,
Fleming johnson, for drawing pistol on
Rose Nelson. Dismissed. s@ss-s-,
Robert James and Rcb't Banks, charged
with breaking and entering one Of the
stalls in the First Market with intent to
commit larceny. Sent on to the Hastings;
Court. z
Ann Gardner, charged with using OBJ
scene language in the street and abusing
Henry Gardner. Fined $3.50, and bound
over. go.
George Guvernator, charged with un.
lawfully shutting the door Of his saloon,
with William Null in the same, and at
tempting to kill him (the said MulD. Dis
charged.
Charles E.. Parker, sailor, charged with
refusing to do duty on board schooner
Hattie Coombs. Case continued until to-
morrow, and Parker held at his own re-
quest. 80
Amanda Morris and =, Molly Brown,
charged with fighting. Amanda fined %
and Molly Brown fined 81. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

BroRAAA EXHIBITION. - The exhibition
of Schuman's Bforama, for the benefit OF
Harmony Division, Sons of Temperance,
viii take place at the Third Baptist Church
tonight. The price of admission is reasona-
bic and the cause a worthy one. -
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THE "RELIGIoUs HERALD sis read In every
portion Of the South. It Is an excellent medium
for reaching the eye Of the public. gsq
Cfnce on Main street, opposite Dispatch. .5
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3 SERaoN on THE DEATH OF LEE.-On Snn-
day afternoon Rev. DR.. Hoge, OF the Second
Presby yterian Church, preached q most efo-
quent discourse, appropriate to the day set
apart for the tribute OF the. Southern Church
to the memory, OF General Lee. The words
of the text are found Id III Kings, xiii III !:
o my Father my Father the chariot of
Israel and the horsemen thereof. The
sermon set forth Jig impressive language the
lessons Of the life og Lee, and showed
whole country might observe With profit
the noble example Of che beloved dead. Al
though no special notice Of the subject Of
the sermon had been given, the congre.
CATION IN attendance was large, as ii always
isat this church ; but it is hoped that the
preacher may be prevailed upon to give this
sermon o still wider field ofinfuence through
the medium of the press. ses ..4stss 4ts ssg 4 &.
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MEETINGS.

MASONIC NOTICE.--The mem g.
Xl bers Of JOPPA LODdE, No. 90, silly
attend Q called meeting atst. AlbaD's iall/.WsS
THIS EVENING at 8 o'cIock for work
Members OF sister lodges are invited DO pre-
sent. go IS ~.
By order OF the W. n. s-3g h.,A %>.A y
ia WIN. ], RIDDICK, Secretary
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RIcHxoSps 1ap PaTxRsBuaa EAMHokp
COMPANY. The anIssal 2 meeting OF this
company wiHhe held this morning ct bali
past eleven o'clock, at 1.-THE Office OF the eoma
uany, No. Oil Main street. s - = !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

ELECTION OF DELEGATE.-The Governor:
has fixed Friday, the 9th of December, as
the day for the election of a member ol tne
House of Delegates in the place lei elts4acaht y,
BY the resignation OF Mr, helley. }5s,es d ass55
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JAcKsoS's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad and cd streets tnew buildtng,. We'd
dings, Balls, Psrtlea, &C., furnished at short no.
tlce and on reasonable terlns. So k l;s,s;$,
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. TRAVEL ON THE CANAL.-On and after
tomorrow November 30) the packets will
resume their trips between Richmond and
Tye river, running by the old schedule.
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ECE-CRKARf, Jelly, lie.
sIKlXPPINlG.

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND wskaas
PACKET ECoMPAEY-FoRSSss&&S &S& =.
NGW YOkK.--The neg a tisteaInshfp s3hlU. y.
etts This gTUEsnHY5 EVES7Na at O'CLOCK. Clock
Freight received up to I O'Clock p. NJ. i5Rsf
Cabin passage, $40. Steerage. Ss.- RouDd-;rip
ticket, only &l8, sst! yl 20 @+gz sistf.t -.
Merchants and shippers will please notice. this
magnificent steSmer leaves New York, from pier
No. q, NORTH River, EVERY SATUHDAf kat .
+. 81. s55g, g
Be sure and patronize your own steamer. SHF
For freight or passsge. apply on the Wharfs as
Rockets, or TO D.J. BURR, Presioe5t, ~
- Z . :. ~ .--eas a a
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NJ BLANKETS, BLANKETS, BLAN-
KETS.-We have a stock of BLANKETS that
cannot be surpassed. Call and take look at the
fine BED BLANKETS tall sizesl CRADLE and
CRIB BLANKETS, GRAY BLANKETS, HORSE
BLANKETS, and LAP BLANKETS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1916 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK. JR.. & CO.'S Spool COT-
TON for machine and hand sewing. no Is
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FOR best lump Bi.umin0us Coal, 20 to ]. B.
WATKINs's, I'LL Main street. as..t .nIsf
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FoR best Cooking. Wood, SO 20 y. 3. Wat
STSs's, I'LL Main stree. - ,.s
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FRANK LEsEIR,s iLIusraATxD ALMANAC,
is7,, containing eight spisnd.d. shroHoss lthos
graph cu.a, and over seventy nlEslrAtionsr for
sale al ELLYsoN & &TAxLoRss news depes, Main
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

FOR FIys GENTS you can buy SasaYdru Sar
Josrnds Bosss and Gfrls' Hakkiy, or aaneg's
.Joarndi, and lots Of. o,hes heautfrt things as
ELEYsos q TayLoE,ss Iild aaain street. next 10
Ifs7,atch on ce ~ u 3d. -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

CHEAPEST YET.-You can buy all the rnaga.
zines and weekly papers at New York prices, at
ELIYsoN & TAYLoR's NEWS DEPoT. next to
DISPATCH oflce.fE $3.50 q 4f Etssss +-~S~s II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

Z ACCOUNT BOOKS FOR 1871 are made In the best
style at lals Main street. Leave your orders esriy
with RANDOLPH ENGLIsH. 81 Isl - .s{.tr.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

THE best way to prevent the wear OF carpets u
to underlay them with old papers. They may be
procured q. the Dispatea counting.roon for %
cents per hundred. = <sskRS -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

gcHooL 0YRcrLkR ~ kindssof school csrca
lars, 9cporss Aess axacutedas thsz oszea
aa cbesp, as The shcapcass s az i 4osiS asst T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

FOE best Carbon Hill Soft Coke. 80 tod. B.
WArXINs's, I'LL Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-29

FoR best long Oak ana Pine Wood, go to ]. ,
WATKIHs,s 8, LII Main street. : atfts :-<tfS