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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-11
Terrible Accident to Miners.

PorrsvILLE, Pa, Aug. 10.
A cage in the shaft of Glassmier and Hines,
near Middleport, containing twelve miners,
was precipitated TO the bottom, 1900 feet, this
afternoon, by the giving away of hosting ma
chinery. Six miners were instantly killed
and all the others were wounded.
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FROM DENVER
DENVER, Col, Aug. 10.
Railroad Matters.

Three and half miles of track were laid
to-day on the Kansas Pacific Railroad.
Over one thousand dollars was raised in
this city yesterday, to aid PrYssian widows
and orphans.
Gov. McCook leaves here to- morrow for
visit to the White River Agency, and a trip
through the north and middle parts of Her
vile. He is to be escorted by troops of
cavalry.
The political campaign has opened.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.
san FRAycIsco, Aug. 10.

SAN FRANCISCO, aug. ~.
News docks of the Central Pacific and
California & Oregon Railroads at Oakland,
are ready to receive the largest ships in the
grain trade. The first vessel of regular fish
ing feet has arrived from the north with
81 900 Goldfish.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-11

Renne's Pain-killing Magic Oil is sold by most Of
our Druggists and Merchants, and is considered
one of the best remedies for pain in market, and is
so clean and delicious to that it is rather of
luxury than medicine. Sold by Titcomb.
t&w-1w
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-11
Eesa! ann State Nems.

Five young ladies of this city threw their
;ute switches into the fire yesterday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-11

We are glad to be able to announce that our
CITY will show a slight gain in population COM
nared with the census Of 1860.
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DieD.

In Boot,bay. 4th inst, Margaret spinney, aged 81
years, mouths.
In Kennebunkport, 9TH inst, Mrs. Mary Lord,
widow of the late Capt. John Lord. aged 81 years
In Topsham, 30th ult,, Miss Charlotte Wheeler,
aged ~ years
In wales, 10th nit, Josie L. W6odsde, aged %
years and : mouths.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1870-08-11
FROM PORTLAND.
PORTLAND, Aug. 10.

PORTLAND, Aug. 10.
Fire.
was struck by lightning the 9Th instant
and consumed, together with its contents.
Loss 50 900; insured for $500.
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Special Notice,

OWING TO the low water and other oh-truc tions
Vim the channel of the river, between Augusta
and Gardiner, the steamer Ella will not Jome
above Gardiner until further notice.
Leave Gardiner at 9 10 as lis ual.
AusIGtr +. MORSE, Agent
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Printers Wanted.

Constant employment and good wages will be
paid to three or four good book printers, one good
Apply Immediately at the KENNEBEC JOURNAL
ONCE.
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A ChiId,s Silver Rattle Lost.

nN Tuesday, I'd inst, somewhere in the vicinity
Vol the State House, a chiid's SILVER RATTLE.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at
MRS. MOTIONS,
ftf.aug8 10 state Street, Augusta.
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The Month Of July.

The Month OF July.
Record of heat during the month of July,
1870, by Faint Thermometer, in cool place
on the north side of the house, Augusta:
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL
New York Money Market.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14
Railroad Stoca holders Convention
SECONDARY.

Pursuant to adjournment yesterday, the
meeting of the stockholders of the four
railroads composing the Virginia Consoli.
dated Railroad Company, assembled at lC
A. NJ, Colonel Boiling in the chair.
The object OF the meeting, as explained
by Hon. L. S. Bocoek, was to receive re-
ports from the committees of each Of the
four companies appointed 10 confer as to
the relative value OF stocks, &c.
The report oil the Virginia and TenneC.
see railroad was presented by Col. William
Watts He also read the report of the Nor.
folk and Petersburg Railroad Company.
Mir. H. S. Kane presented the committees
report concerning the virginia and Ken
lucky Company, and that OF the South-slde
was read by Col. Geo. w. Boiling.
Each of these reports in substance agree
that the respective companies are willing te
merge their stocks INTO the proposed AT.
llntic, Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Com
pany, their stocks being taken ut par value
in shares of 500 each In said company.
The reports were received and adopted
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

MURDER OF AN EMINENT GEoGRAPHER.-
Sir frederick Murchison writes as follows ::
" 1t is my painful outy to announce that
the distinguished traveller, Mr.. Geo. Hey
ward, to whom the Founders Gold Medal
of the Royal Geographical Society was
awarded at the last anniversary OF that
body, was assasSinated and his property
plundered about the beginning Of last Au-
gust by the followers of the Chief Nicer
Waite Khan, of Yassim. The details OF this
Mmentable catastrophe will be laid before
the Royal Geographical Society at its first
meeting ION the 10Th of November), when
! will endeavor to do all justice to the
memory of SO entcrprising and accomplish
cd an explorer of wild eastern mountains,
and whose brilliant and hitherto successful
career was unhappily terminated when he
was on the point OF reaching the lofty Pa
mir S.cppc, which he had engaged to visit
and describe"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14
MAJ SECOND OPENING OF FALL

Ain now opening NEW Styles OF DAHHo
GOODS Just t. consisting In part Or
LpINGLaI-, VANDYKA, FE-OCRS,
IhIN hGrS, SEDAhH;
IMPRESS CLOTaS in al colors;
BOMBALIMETEE entirely new;
REPS, PLAIDS, DFLAlSES, &c.
The celebrated BUFFALO, BEAVER, and
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAS;
BLACK SILKS;
CLOAKS. BROCHE and other SliA"LS;
BURNUES,
Handsome BALMORAL SKIRTS at only poc.;
Good LINSEYS at l23c.;
The best DOMESTIC GOODS In the city for the
money;
70. COUNTERPANES at sl75;
ALL-WOuL FDANNfL at 2Oc.;
LADIES' HANDKFRCH1EFSa at &C.;
GOLD-EYED NEEDLES At &C.;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at 2cc.;
Laces, Fmbrcidcr,es, While Goods lndia-kup-
Der Cloth for infants Towels, Ladies' ana Gent
Wooden aud Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets
swisses. T 4rlatsn ID Waterproof CLOTH only %
Shawl Suiting White Corduroy, Velvet anu Vel
ycteens Hosiery, Gloves. Collars. Notions, and III
short everything found In Il tirst-ciass ury Soo's
house, at prices which l will warrant to please
cvarr one. 4. GGLDBACK,
sOT Broad street, between oh aud tn
RYLASD II. NoRvELL, formerly with /. eycles
". H. CARpOZo OF Powhatan, late al the Gan
fo-nia Store; o. F. KAMMAS, Miss ALICE BAR
nEs1Y, and SHEFFIELD. are with me- ant
would be glad to be favored Tiith cal from theil
| friends and the public.
oc25 A. GOLDBACK, GOT Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

DRY GooDs MARkET.-ThiS is literally
the fail season in dry goods. The market Is
altogelcr falling one. 4 fall i'll cotton
aud Il fall in gold ncccS>iates fall in the
article which these great staples represent.
Cotton has fallen ten cents pound since
last year 1T this time, and gold twenty-five
per cent Labor has not fallen, nor prorl-
eions, in proportion hence the fall IN the
cost Of production is not equal to the fall of
the prime material, and it would be unrea-
Sonablc TO expect corresponding fail i'll
tnc prices OF the manufactured articles.
still there is Il large and tempting decline IN
standard cotton fabrics which has Stimula-
ted purchases 10 Il certain extent, bur not
in so great degree as might be expected.
Th,re Is still Il large reserve trade TO be
realized this season, so that the stock Of de-
SirAblc goods which has begun to accounts
late in the hands Of agents is not likely to
he carried over TO next scason.-Ne1c York
Independent.
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Not mn sndependens Candidate.
For the Richmond Dispatcn.l

LIBERTY, BEDFORD Co, VA, Nov. II.
Editor Richmond Dispdtch: Sir our
stating that was mn Independent candidate
for the clerkship Of the Circuit Court o.! this
county. The Truth IL, was not a candidate
at oil. was bound by pledge to tie county
convention not to he n candidate. rs taieG
to receive the nomination at its hands. l
openly and publicly proclaimed after the
adjournment Of the convention that l was
not candidate-that I would vote the
straght-out Conservative ticket myseil
(Which have donc), and advised my irlends
TO do likewise. The votes cast for me on the
Sth instant were unsolicited and voluntary
| am Informed that the number cast Tor me
exceeds by something upwards OF 3co the
number cast for the nominee.
Very respectfully, X. u. BrFoRp.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14
.,pss.,aas suTsess.
:. !. -, :. ~, ~, PROMINENT

n1 TESTIMONY CT a PRoMiNsN ~
INTERCHANGEABLE. J. T. Baker, skillful anu
s.iae,v know physician Of twenty years stanu,.s
In Lancaster, Pa. gives his opinion OF popu'''i
ho,se hold -erlesy In the fol- wing let er ,,
LANCASTER, Pa, toyember 70, i.uI ,,o
DR.. s. b. Hartman Co.: Per sraaaps opportu.
III. LII IN siudy the ff.ct Of @JSHhE N'S h;a
BERs anSn sofrn essf fnem
LOSS ot a sr wrre prescribed ny other physi-
Clans according tn A@Patip r
seh90l Is a s@ SniI 6" the
Re" b ere nngar known the b!ttsrs TO tail PRO-
ancing the desired result and st n ni th sf bishest
the trea ment Of such COMPLAINTS. WIN COZ
sues M- YRS HsEB most EN-,
eacous remedy ever ver sdneys
from ,o l,aa "iS and heart Yours truly
els' iu'if'' ' j. T. BAKER, NJ. ",
:, oo,,wsw,, PostotIlce box l9a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

New KIND OF LIGHTNING RoD.-The New
York Times says that III Il Iucctinc on Thurs
day last Of the polytechnic branch OF the
American Institute, Il Mr.. Burns exhibited
q new lightning conductor, the principle,
OF which, as explained by the inventor,
placed at defiance all the acknowledged laws
OF electricity, and institute theory so ut
terly at variance with that Of DR.. Franklin
that it was proposed that the invention
should, at the carlicst possible moment, be
demonstrated by the inventor, and The re-
suit reported at the next meeting OF the So
ciety.
The model consisted simply Of two brass
rods, formed somewhat in the shape of the
letter L and was intended TO he placed on
hou>c-t0ps, without connection with the
earth, 1T stated distances, the theory being
that one point Of the being struck by
positive electricity, the same would be dis
charged III the atmosphere without the pos
sinil,ty Of lniuring the building that this
lew ligbtning.rod sought to protect.
After warm discussion upon the subject,
tie meeting adjourned.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

TERRIBLE RAILROAD -Scterdt
Lircs Lost-Cars Smashed. etc.-The down
passenger train over the Grecnvlle and co.
lumhia railroad met with aterrlble accident
Yesterday about . O'Clock, twelve mics
above Columbia, and two miles from Ceaar
Creek, by the breaking down of treelic.
The locomotive passed over safely, but tEh
baggage. second class, and two passenger
cars were precipitatet. to the ground DIS
,Inca CT fi!iiy twenty-five feet. One pasSen-
Ger car remained on the track, and another
was upheld by the wreck of those III tie
chasm. The crash was terrible, ana the IN
jury to life and limb truly fearful.
Eilled.-MrS. Fo@nrtlc. who was on hcr
WAY from Anderson with her family; ChaS.
.iov, of Ncwberry Grace Montanglc, the
faithful colorcd stcwardess Minerva Parr,
colorcd woman. formerly residing in Fair
field.
Fatally Mjurea.-Sterhen smith OF New
berry Hutson LomaX, colored Senator
from Abbcville.
Seriously Hljured,-A. Barnes, of this
city, express messenger; Conductor q. T..
Isaac; Col. Jas. Iagood; Miss NJ. JOY, OF
Newberry Maj. Lod. Hill.
4 great many were slightly iniured-tew
Of those on board escaping without cut Or
bruiSe. 1t was truly nroTidentlal that so
few lives werI lost.
The trestlc was considered perfectly safe,
having been examined but few days ago.
1t was more than one hundred feet ia length.
Columbia IS. c. Ph@n1T.
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VIRGINIA DELEGATION TO CoNGEEss.-The
Northern papers seem determined not to
report the resultin Virginia correctly. The
names of the persons elected have beeu
given In the Richmond papers. The dele.
cation stands foe Conservatives and three
Republicans. A loss Of one by the Repub
Leans. They are as follows:
First District-John Critcher, Conserya'
tive.
Second District-James II. Platt, Repub
hcGn.
Third District-Charles Fl. Porter, Re-
publican.
Fourth District-.W. 81. H. stowell, Re.
publican.
Fifth District-R. T. W. Duke, Conser.
yatiye.
sixth District-John L. Harris, Conser.
yatiye.
seventh District-E. NJ. Braxton, Con.
sentative.
Eighth District William Terry, conser
vatiye.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

A DOMESTIC Chicago, Nov
11.-About week since Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Hanson arrived at Marshalltown, Iowa,
visiting some friends. On the evening OF
the 9Th Hanson commenced abusing MS
wife in most disgraceful manner. he at
last seized and struck her several blows,
whereupon she drew i revolver and dis
took effect, laying him dead at her feet
Hanson was gambler, and formerly kept
gambling saloon at Duluth, Mimi, where
he made an assault on the editor of the Uu.
luth M,nnesotian. He was said to be des
perado of the most cruel kind.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

REMovALs-THE McGARRAHAs CLAIM
Washington, Nov. 11.-Secretary Delano to-
day removed Major Hennessy, OF Rich
m0nd, Va, who has been acting as n spe-
cial agent OF the Pension Bureau, and also
turned out of office Mr.. Fred. y. Aiken, OF
this city, on the ground that he Was DEM
ocrat.
John 4. Minis has been appointed United
States District Attorney for the northern
district Of Alabama, and John NJ. Mckin-
ney Judge Of the Uuited states District
Court of Nevada.
The counsel of the McGarrahan claim are
out III u card denying i'll bitter terms the
allegation of eX-Secrctary Cox, in his re-
Gently published letter to the President,
that !! bride had been indirectly minated
by them tor the purpose Of influencing the
action Of the Secretary of the Interior.
They say that if the cX.Secretary ever saw
such a letter, it was forgery. 1t is proba>
bic that the letter, Which is in existence,
will be Forthcoming, when the merits of the
controversy can he settled one way or the
other by orala and written tc>timony.-Zeta,
nv Baltimore San.
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NJ CARD TO SENSIBLE PEOPLE

nj CARD ~ SENolDLb
pa,,onu, reader If the sspect Of the weather "s
p,cert in you would not be foolish enough TO ven
ture out without an overcoat or um 'reila. have
the forecast, theu 70 protect yourself ut this Dan.
usrou. season with something more important
han either Of these article1. strengthen YOUR
stomach and nervous system reFnlae your itVer
and Y ur bowels, tone all YOUR org ms anu cheer
innic. and alts ratlve. HOSTETrER'S ST. MACH
BITTEKS 30 shall you surely csc pc me as
eases which fnstcn upon the re hl. ana debllate.
"SutT-r ami b. strong" saws the pr"V.rb. OH.
Be strong tn It YOU III y not su1lrr. II the wiser
msXim. and Of Ill strengthening preparations
this Is the safest Tn. slIrG6t the most genial as
a remedy IS we | as IN antld0le, FOR dyspepsia,
lever and W. e. ani liver disease, there s no COM
binati.u Of yeget lcle specifics ut present known
whi even app oar hes It In et!lc .cy.
Anticipate tue enemy. The elFm"nis of innu-
mcrable disc ,ses are float III the raw. damp me-
phitic vint. air. VIII y7u de- nd y"nrsrl aE inst
item or not, cd render? That - the que ton.
4 bottle or two Of liz great OFFENSIVE : kD1-
CINE OF THE AGE, III 'STETIER3 i''MhCti
RIf'r RS will - strengthen AID racc up Eruf
20 scoru ~ The morbid mater which vas e'-
hailed In pcrsulration through your pores In sum,
rurr find, no :Gch free e:rcss now pow riul
rn,in,rrac., { agent IL III fore nee'ieI ana you
hs We it in HOSTEL rFR'S 81 TIERS they melt
traliZe the muteyieS moro, from "hlch dissase
nrig'ratcs, ana re; al 1T al tin s"rrttN We 9retis
Nothing can be more htrmleSs or more health'nl-
uolhi-g go potent 10 preveI or ciie blliousheSS'
d Dyspepsia. FEVER and aguc, constipation anu gen
b. al debility. as tofs wonderful corrective.
10 l" -codlw8wt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

TIE NEW JERSEY UNITED STATES SENATOR.
sHIp,-The canvass for the United States
Senatorship from New Jersey has already
begun. Mr.. Cattell will be Il candidate for
reelection, and Mr.. Frelinshuysen will be
presented by his friends. Ex-Governor
Marcus L. Ward will also be candidate.
Secretary Robson, it is lntimatcd, would
resign his seat in the Cabinet TO go to the
Senate. Among other names mentioned
drew K. HAY, OF Camden. 1t is probable
that the principal candidates will be EX-
-enator Frelinghuysen and Ex-Governor
Ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

MIsrAKEs,--.a correspondent has seen I'D
the Dispatch and elsewhere these phrases;
"Ic had better have held, &C.; ole had
better he" &c; 81 have not yet goHca
well. &C.; and asks us whether they are
correct or not. The first too are manlic>tIy
incorrect, yet we could show respectable
authority tor precedent, rathcr,) for using
them. The word " gotten > is obsoiesccnt,
not quite obsolete. We say to our CORES
pendent that in the hurry Of composition
every writer is liable to make mistakes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14
;. .,-.a,nr,or announced by Hon.

r. ,v,s -thereupon anno,Irced by H on
IL was asoo That that the banks OF the Atlantic.
and Ohio as IT se c dspps y
receive subscriptions OF stock. eaa tar, IN
stocks of the old companies, on tns .eIn a
oS in any other way that is Legitimate, ac-
cording to the option Of the subscriber.
The Chair then announced that the stock
holders of the new company would meet
tomorrow morning at II o'clock to organ-
ize and elect officers.
The joint meeting of stockholders present
adjourned till 10 A, NJ. tomorrow. MED.
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co,o,r, McNr1r.,S Ii boiling over with

!, COLONEL McNIuLLIN Ii boiling over with
indignation. He declares In speech at
Lynchhurg that he is not dead, that
he will rise again--that he would nave
beaten General TERRY but for MT.
IiUaHEs, who came in the field "ose
inopportunely for the Colonel. ne say
that the Conservatives, fearing 10 sl,'' IT'S.
Il might elect HuGuEs, voted for Genera,
Typsy. and elected him. Excellent reason
Tho Co,oo.l ought to be perfectly satisheu
with il, and interring no personal unifieho'
li,-ss to himself. retire content.
But this sclf-comrlaccnt mode OF account-
inc for his being the third in the race does
not appcasc him. He threatens to contest
TERRy's seat. This proceeding would have
more resentment than wisdom in it. Any
advantages that might flow from sending
TERRY home would not rnure to the Colo
ncrs benefit. IICGHEs is ahead Of him, and
tho hsht Of Congress has been when re-
turned member was elected to put the next
on the list in his place, provided that next
man was Republican. So Col. Nc. would
have his labor for his pains. He will far
more commend himself 10 his fellow.citiZens
by respecting their judgment and taking
his defeat like Il man. He won't mend lbs
case hy kicking up 4 row.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

ra- BREEpEN & FOX INVITE AL
rtEIIov . lar,caad varied assortment OF
DRESS GOODS,
,ov arriving. which includes some yer; a'lrach'c
,a.,.,na from New work auction sales OF The past
week Their general stock ot
TRY G. tODS
(, also very cx'cnsv", ana unusual 'h"ucc'"en
In prices Will W W B sETDES 6 FIX,
,o ~, 40 do1 1road rect.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

"Oi WHAT A FALL WAS THERE, My
CoUsrHYaEs!" --PLATr occupies the seat
Of GEORGE G. DRomaooLE; STowELL that OF
JoHs RAsDoLpH, OF Roanoke and the De-
testable PORTER that Of JoEs MARSHALL.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14
DRr u01sspis.
TnUCKWALL q ROUss,
No. 1913 MAIN STREET.

just received 5000 worth OF AUCTION BAR
| GAINS, embracing almost every variety OF DRY
GOODS and NOTIONS.
These goods must all be sold, and sold at once.
Embracing the greatest bargains We have ever
offered to the public.
Don't ask what we have got. We have got every.
| thing you want and at prices that viii a.tonish
all.
1000 yards or beautiful PLAIDS. SOC worth &C.,;
Beautiful BADEN CLOTH, for ladies' suits, A.
s5c.; very cheap At &c.,,
LOCO yards BUsFALO BLACK ALPAChs;
BLANKETS,
BnANKET5,
BLANKETS,
at less than factory prices. We are smothercd In
BLANKETS. Come and take them away.
Beautiful SJLID and PLAID OPERA FLAN-
Elegant SHEPHERD Pf.AID SHAwLs ats2,
Best quality VELVhTEES, %i.25 cheap AZ e.
Full line BLACK and g L0KED VELVET
RIBBONS, at hslf price,
Ribbons, ell widths, cheaper than the cost OF
500 LADIES and MISSES HATS. from 2s to &c.;
less than half pr:cc,
FUkS and AS RaK = IS,
6 900 wards ASSORTED PRINTS handsome,
{, 900 yard BILE Gu ED aud BROWN DchEbT-
les at factory prices,
FLOOR OIL-rLO I'll. nos
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.s.nSmna. mss.a: b les.
mr. NOVEMBER Il, 1870.
FEW AN IL CAN'T CT ks,
SHAWLs. LADY FRANKfIN JA 1hsio' "e''
FOR FALL AND WRITER.

FEW AN IL u sNI " = -
sHAWLs. LADY FaANKLIN JACKETS, &C.
FOR FALL AND WINIgR.
THOs r. PRICE 4 Or. ere receiving NtVcl'-
her 18th ,ad 18th more new and elegant goods iof
winter sales:
C,nAKs ard sHAWT.s in gre;t variety,
Rich Il ,aCh and CO .OEFD SILKS
tlTt0MANs and I'M DRESS, every shade;
lMp@vATUER mourning and colorco;
pouhle- faced NJ HAIRS, CA9HMERtS' &c.
ALpACAS. IRISH POPLINa,
FRENCH Up - LINs,
RICK VELy 'TTEHs,
co oRFD We vETEENS.
COIORpD USHEs. CpLoRFD SAflNs'
REPS Vicious, POINT L ace SETS,
FIp GIOyEa-None but the best KEPT;
lace CELLARS, n,.rrc
ysT,@SCIaSNEi and POINT LACEs'
PLACK H1M"URE LhCfS &C.,
DELhlEE-, TYGtnH HhIS'
FITPNrTURE TWtLLS Dxvr1r1Ncs
s.fIi5 STING, CGTToNS. TOW kL'iNoo'
Immense supply Of he ,utlful PRINTS nj ~
p1ai AZ 'V md c. EVE PcPL1Ns at 20, IS aoc'
n, n"t mi k Il necessary to give prices 10 an q
advertisement for our goods us We DO NOT WISH ,5
l,r,ni,ug any one aud sensible people shG oeei"e
for III mtcl 'cs. !. -. ,n,,n most ofhce,
no Ia Eca''f 'lP -
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AwESENENT'S.
DICHMOAD THEATRE.

DICHMOAD THEATRE.
z GAGEMEET FOR POSITIVELY 3
NiCIfIS;,SIY Of thu old hichmoud favorite,
Miss IDA VERnON,
supported by The popular youpg actor,
and the great Star Dramatic Comp ny from the
Natlon"l tneltre, Washington, u :. -, o,,,-
ADNUaY EFEH Nc. November - lhe emo ,,
t,n5i Ira,n, Of ErSTI YSN-. tuesday Wild
OATS, a i the roa.log farce Of BROTHER BILL
And az ,..
bookstore. East yunc matinee Saturday after
noon ut Q o'clock. no
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14

4 GREAT ApsURplTY-The idea Of the
New York Times that anybody moves out
of New York because the Democrats have
the majority in that city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-14
r<ss A Rig DRIVE-A LIST OF BAR
,.r..- THAN APE BARGAINS.

GAI,S THAT ARE BARGAINS.
Large EGNET-TnMB or BRIDAL QUlniS'
large on. ugh for The largest beds, 1T si.aV
1.srye.sIre HEAVY COMFORTEKS ut $3.50, less
Tran tn" calico and eating would cost LII,
Heavy i,IJTCn TOuL H-O si,RE -DS-wlli
weigh i've pour ds-at A3.50 sold last ycsr al -;
. larre stock Of Bad @LANkE1S At reduced
- mr;cc 9, LEVY BROTHERS.,
ioI3aud 1915 aHtn street.
. large stock o. IIAHnCHG EDGi. GS end
1Est~'TiSiiS Lace COLLARS. GUlPCRE,
CLUNY, VA EoC.Ef : e, and 1hhhAD
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