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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-01

hcckoning to his brother officer, who ap-
pcared to be expecting the summons.
cast desparing glance toward the
door. Could It be that fate had ut last re-
Tented? Yes there was Dick and the gen
tleman had robbed coming up the steps.
They called the officers aside, and a long
conversation ensued, Jenkins and Dick ap-
pearing to be urging something upon the
officers, with which they seemed reluctant
to comply, for they occasionally looked at
me and shook their heads. But at length
the arguments Of my friends seemed to pre-.
vail, for the officers walked away toward
the door, and the former approached the
spot where was standing.
"'Give the gentleman his property said
Dick, very gravely.
diaboliral pocket-boOk and returned it to
its owner.
9" Young man, said the gentleman, Sc
verely, I am doing wrong-Very wrong, in
allowing you to 60 at large. It is my duty
to deliver you mp to justice. Your story OF
the mistake and intended joke is absurd
people have but one object in picking pock-
cts. But in consideration of this being your
first offence, and more in consequence OF
the entreaties of your friend, have con-
sented to allow you to depart, and I sim
cerely hope my mistakable kindness may
not be the means Of bringing you to the
gallows.' And with bow to Dick he left
the place.
"There, Bob,' said Dick, in grave and
serious tone, 'let this be warning to you.
No one but myself knows what narrow
escape you have had; another time you
may not be SO fortunate} And he, too, left
the place.
"With the deepest sense of humiliation
I skunk out of the room and sneaked home,
4 much wiser man than was in the morn.
ing"
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MoRTUARY REPoRT.-The following is the
mortuary report for the week ending Satur.
day, November 26, 1870, compiled from sex
tons returns received ut the Office of the
Board Of Health
Whole number of deaths in the city, 90
Sex Males, 10; females, 10. Color: White
males, z; white females, 4; colored males,
12; colored females, 6. Condition Single,
10; married, 6; widowers, 2; widows, 2
unknown,'4. Nativity United States, %
England, 1. Locality City at large, / ;
Marshall Ward, q; Jefferson Ward, s;
Madison Ward, 8; Monroe Ward, Z; Clay
Ward, L; Almshouse, 4. Age: One day
to thirty, 4; one month to six, 8; six
months to twelve, five years to ten, Q !;
ten years to twenty, 1; twenty years to
thirty, q; thirty years to forty, 4; forty
years to fifty, 4 fifty years to sixty, !;
sixty years to seventy, 1; seventy years to
eighty, / +; eighty years to ninety, 2; un-
known, 1. BY whom certified: Regular
practitioners, 20; irregular practitioners,
1 /; Coroner, 1; Board of Health, I. Causes
of DEATH Aneurism; Z; brain disease, / !;
burn, 1; consumption, (white); cacheria,
L; commissions, 1; diarrhea (acute), l.;
dysentery (acute), 1; Eeart disease, l.;
hopping cough, !; inflammation of stomach
and bowels, L; old age, Q; paralysis, !;
pneumonia,2; premature birth, L; typhoid
fever, 8; unknown, 6.
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IT WILL BE RECoLLEcTED THAT AN ARTI-
Gle appeared in this paper q few days
since giving an account, copied from the
Chester (Illinois) Valley Clarion, of the find
ing of the body of man in the Mississippi
river near that place, which, from frag-
ments of letters found ON his person, was
supposed to be that of some person near
Richmond. There is no doubt, we are in
formed by our Manchester reporter, but
that the body was that Of MIR. Richard Lul-
sey, long q resident Of that place, whose
friends received information short time
since through Nathan s. Carpenter {well
known bere) Of his accidental drowning.
Mr.. Lufsey went West some four years
ago to work for Mr.. Carpenter, now a con-
tractor near st. Charles, Missouri. The de-
scription is exactly that of Mr.. Lufsey.
The fragments of letters giving an account
of the Capitol disaster were written from
this place by his niece. Mr.. Lufsey's son
is now in this place, and will Immediately
leave for st. Charles, to prove his identity
and recover his fathers property. 1T was
the custom of the deceased to carry all
moneys on his person, which accounts for
the large amount found upon the body.
He was for some time an employe of the
Old Dominion Nall Company.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY-ScHooL CoNvEN.
TIoN-SEcoND DAY.-The Sunday-scbool
Convention Of East Hanover Presbytery
met, pursuant to adjournment, yesterday
morning at half past o. clock, In the First
Presbyterian Church. The first half hour
of the session was spent in devotional exer.
cises, conducted by Rev. DR.. Read.
at 10 o'clock the regular business of the
Convention was taken up, and Charles s.
Converse, Esq, Of ofRichmond, was appointed
an additional secretary.
The first topic for discussion, viz: "The
Church and the Sunday-school," was then
brought up, in an address by Rev. E. H.
Rutherford, Of Petersburg, who was follow
ed by Rev. Drs. Pryor, Hoge, and Baird,
and the Rev. Messrs. D. c. Irwin, of Ports
Rev. DR.. Baird and the Rev. D. g. Irwin
minute expressing the sense of the Conven.
ton upon this theme and the committee
was directed to attach thereto the action ol
the Synod of Virginia upon the same sub.
ject.
The second topic, "The Pastor and the
Sabbath School," was then considered, and
addresses were made by the Rev. James 2.
Smith, of Fredericksburg Rev. 81. L. Dar.
nall, of Amelia G. H.; Rev. DR.. Hoge, and
Messrs. Rutherford and Baker.
The topic next discussed was "The Ele-
ments Of n Good Sunday School," and
some light was thrown upon this subject
by the Rev. D. G. Irwin, Rev. DR.. Read
and Rev. Messrs. Darnall, Baker, and Smith
At P. N. the Convention adjourned
until TX P. M. Prayer and benediction
by Rev. DR.. Read.
Euening Session.-The Convention met
at ~ O'Clock, pursuant to adjournment,
and was opened by singing and prayer.
The subjects assigned for discussion were
&c Infant Classes," and "The Conversion
and Religion of Children"
The Convention was addressed by the
Rev. DR.. Hoge on these subjects. he was
followed by Rev. Drs. Read and Brown,
and also by Rev. DR.. Edwards, Of the Meth,
odist Church, who was present, and by in
vitation participated in the discussion
which was highly interesting and full OF
practical wisdom, and was listened to with
deep attention by the large congregation
present.
At the conclusion of the discussion the
exercises were closed by prayer (by Rev.
DR.. EdwardS, singing, and benediction (by
Rev. E. II. Rutherford).
The Convention then adjourned until Ok
o'clock this morning.
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AFIasT CLASS CLOTHING HoUsE.-The corner
Of Main and 10th streets long ago became the
fashionable place Of resort for those In want OF
clothing Of good quality at reasonable prices.
The policy of the lanented Baldwin 8as 10 keep
a stock to satisfy the most fastidlous in quality,
style, and workmanship, to sell at LIVING prices,
and to have as salesmen only gentlemen, like him
self, with whom II was pleasure to deal. The
policy of WILLIAM IRA SMITH is the same. You
know you are in a LIVE establishment the moment
YOU cross the threshold, and If you don't go out
satisfied you are net likely togo ont at all. Under
the circumstances. no wonder the name OF SMITH,
THE KLoTHIER, is on every lip, and that when
anybody of the male sex lacks wearing apparel OF
any kind his steps are almost In nyourtarily turned
toward the corner of 10th and Main streets.
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THEATRE.-To-night will be presented
two operettas-one from Offenbach, the
other from the English of Dibborn-
Lischen and Fritchen, and Bashful Rob-
this city before. When we consider the
musical selections from Shakspeare's Tenn
pest and the tlrawing-room entertainment,
in all Of which the little Sappho appears,
there should be full house to welcome this
wonderful child amongst us. The Theatre
now, not like last winter, is as warm as one
can, with comfort, desire. Mr.. Ogden has
he'd furnished new furnaces, weu-padded
draft-doors, and all necessary preventives to
cold feet and other dscomforts. One can now
60 to the Theatre without contracting a
doctors bill, or with the fear of being
shocked by anything that prevented ladies
from visiting last week.
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PERMITTED TO REsIGN.-The evidence ad-
duced before the Board of Directors of the
Central Lunatic Asylum, on Tuesday, was
of such character as to leave no doubt OF
the guilt of Isaac Fl. Hunter, a colored
member of the body, of attempting to
The accused therefore promptly ten
dered his resignation, rather than have the
facts laid before Governor and be removed.
The other colored members of the Board
were much mortified at the evidence OF
Hunters rascality, and one OF them-Thos.
Campbell-eXpressed his regret in the pre-
sence of the directors that the experiment
of placing colored man in o position OF
trust had in this instance proved so unsuc.
cessful. Will Hunter be allowed to resign
his office as messenger Of the City Coun-
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SUBSCRIPTIONS TO THE LEE MONUMENT I,
RIcHMoND.-The following letter Is o touching
proof OF the universal feeling ofloye snd veneratto
entertained tor our departed hero by the people o
the South. The CON rjbution itenclosedi Is the frs
which has, as yet, been received from Southern
State, and well deserves TO head The list :5e4F
s..s aAUGUsTA. Ga. Nov. Ga 1870.
TO the Secretarp Of the Ladies', lee M0nume7s
Committee, Post office Boa sas. Richmond, Hd,::
Respected Mtss.- n sunday last collection
vas Laken up in. fhe little Church of the !Goos
Slepher d. Ia the village Of Summer 7lle, ne sr An
gusta. for the benefit Of the intended monumental II
General LEE, and have the honor to enclose rot
check No. ,e4s ofthe National Bank Of Augusta or
the Nation Park Bank OF New York for $50 as tht
proceeds Of the collection. rr 1900.
The little churchi Is without pastor, has not vel
been full completed, was bnilt By few nefghbors
and trusts entirely as yet to the ministerial assist
ance OF the neehboring pastors for divine service
at long intervals. Trusting that all win contribute
as we do this little mite, remain,
Yours. respectfullv,
FRANK H. MILLER.n
The collection taken up in So. Paurs Church
(Dr. Minnigerode'sl for the monument amounted
TO 5000. Among the first contributions which have
been made by individuals was that Of the Rev. DIR.
Vandyke, OF New York, man always forward In
showing his appreciation Of the true, the great,
and the good. A list of the contributions made by
the several CONGREGATIONS of this city will be Iub-
l1shed as they are handed In.
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In Atlanta, the other afternoon. two old
gentlemen, between whom petulant feud
had existed for some years, were turning a
corner at the same moment, but going IN
opposite directions. Their umbrellas mash.
ed. their heads and shoulders came In
contact, and both parties, with woeful
grunt, sat down facing each other on the
Wet pavement. Anger for moment flushed
the face of each, but finally one of them
said, 81 beg your pardon, my dear SIR 1t
was my own fault" And then the other
old fellow, getting still redder in the face,
said, "No, I'll be - if you do; it was
my fault" So they both reached out their
hands, and the shaking that followed was
the prelude to2a complete reconciliation.
The moral is obvious. ssss.:
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A MER1rEp CoMpI1MENr ro R1cHMoNp

A MERITED COMPLIMENT TO RICHMOND
GENTLEMAN.-Dr. VIM. NJ. Withers, general
agent of the North American Life Insurance
Company in Virginia and North Carolina,
was, a few days ago, the recipient of a tes-
timonial from the officers and directors OF
that company of which he may well be
proud. It was an elegant service of silver,
consisting of six pieces, OF orhandsome pattern
and appropriately inscribed. The compli-
ment is doubtless more appreciated by the
recipient, as it took him completely by sur.
prise, although he cannot but have known
that bis services to the company were held
in high estimation at headquarters.
DR.. Withers has really done this company
good service, and we doubt if there is q
more popular or efficient insurance man in
the United States. With a quick intellect
and thorough knowledge of the business,
he combines the advantages of extensive
acquaintanceship, and tact and pleasing
address which would make him successful
in any calling to which his talents might be
devoted,
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DEEp-RUN NTURNpIkE.-TheB Board of Com.

DEEp-RUN TuRNpIKE.-The Board of Com.
missioners of the Deep-run turnpike Com
pany met yesterday and appointed Thomas
Johnston, William Smith, John A Lynham,
DIR. N. c. Shepherd, and Mr.. Morrison com.
missioners to open books of subscription on
the 1st of January. This sroad to be "piked"
runs from the head of Broad street, near
Richmond College, to Short Pump, Hen
rico county, eleven miles from the city, lra-
yersing beautiful country, Well-cuitlya-
ted, and highly improved, and is much trav-
has fallen into bad condition. The interests
of the county demand that the proposed
improvement shall speedily be accom-
nlished,
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POLICE COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.- T. Kendrick,
charged with unlawfully selling picture
valued at S., the property of j. Fl. Herbert,
was discharged.
John Harvey (colored), and Maggie Dun
navant (white), were charged with fornica.
ton, and Harvey was charged with refu.
continued until to-day.
The case of James P. Roach, charged
+ with stealing lot of railroad ties, valued
at S22, was continued until to-day.
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RICHMOND, NOV. 80, IoIVs
J. j. English, Esq
Sir-Your manv friends IN this city and the
county or Henrico are very des.rous that you
should consent to become candidate for the va
cancy in the House of Delegates made by the re-
siynation of Mr. Kelley. Your well-known dey-'
tiop TO the true interests Of the people as wen ~
gour familiarity with matters Of legislation IN con-
sequcn O. previous service In the Horte OF Dcie'
gates, make yoa specially ACCEPT toie In the pre-.
sent posture Of Affairs. Your friends hope You VIII
not dIsappoint their expectations Of the benefit OF
your abiltty and experience.
nWishing TO hear from You soon. we remain
yours, wtthh,gh esteem,
AENRIco AND RICHMOND.
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FEAST ON OREGON HnL.-The ladies OF
the Oregon Hill Methodist Episcopal
Church will hold fair and feast at their
church next week, commencing on Tues
day evening. There Will be q fine display
of fancy articles and eatables, and small
entrance fee, returnable at the tables, will
be charged. The proceeds will be devoted
to repairs of the church property.
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HusT1Nes COURT, WEDNEsDAY-Judge
Gu;gon presiding. The following cases were
disposed of:
Juba Blunt (colored), feloniously striking
VIM. Eynon (white), with brick with in
tent to kill. Sent to penitentiary for two
years.
Albert Brown (colored), stealing one
shoulder of bacon. Sent to chain-gang fol
ten days.
Lewis Davis (white), breaking and en-
terlng the store of S. q. Tardy & Co. and
stealing one thousand dollars worth Of
goods. Acquitted.
Robert johnson (white), picking the
pocket of Charles H. Cabiness, of Halifax,
while attending the late Fair, was sent to
the penitentiary for five years.
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CONTESTED ELEcTIoN.-Persons from
Alexgndria report that Hon. Lewis Mchen-
zie will contest the election of Col. BraXton
to Congress from the seventh district on
the ground that the tickets for Inc pa.s a..sr
bore the candidates initials, z. al. Brax-
ton. instead of Elliot ID. Braxt0n.
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PREPARING FOR THE ELEcTIoN.-There
will be meeting of the Superintendents OF
Henrico county and the City Central Com
mittee in the Exchange Hotel on Monday
next at II A. NJ. to take action in regard to
the election to gil the vacancy in the House
of Delegates created by the resignation OF
4. NJ. Kelley, Esq.
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BEST SOFT COKE, cheap. Ill, Main street.

E. B. SPENCE & Son, merchant ia lors, cloth
ers, and dealers in gentlemen's furnishing goods
1900 Main street, have
' STOCK
Higher than the mouE tain's peak,
Deeper than the oceans deep,
Stronger than the rock bound coast
More numerous than the Philistine host,
coLORS
OF every tint and hue,
PuTer th An the azure blue,
1ndeliale as time and space,
The hottest sun can't them efscc.
SIZES. ..
Wen ut the man from eighteen to twenty,
And all between that age and ninety;
They fit tue crooked, fat, and lean,
And all the shapes that come between.
y PRICES
Cheaper than the common trash,
Better thar the habberdash
That Is sold around the town
By Tom, and Dick, and Jack, and Brown.
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THE NATIONAL BOARD OF TRADE
National Board of Trade will hold their
third annual meeting in Buffalo on the 7th
inst. The Richmond Corn Exchange has
discontinued its membership in that body.
The Richmond Chamber Of Commerce re-
mains member, but delegates have not yet
been appointed to represent it at Buffalo.
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RIVER IMpRovEMENT.-We are glad to
have it in our power to state that under the
auspices of the Committee of the Improve
mcnt of James River the channel across the
bar at Trent's reach has been dredsed.
The depth of water at ordinary high tide is
now fourteen feet.
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BEST ANTHRACITE COAL, chear. iii Main ST

EowLAN u Co., jewellers, are receiving mag
nlficent new fall styles Of all the choice patterns
of fine jewelry. Sets Of amethyst coral, pearls,
diamonds new patterns medalons, neck chains,
Leontine and opera chains, glove bands, haudker-
chief holders. diamond rings, and superb new Sill
yer for bridal presents, at corner Main and Tenth
ctr
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STATE TAxEs.-Allw who owe State taxes ft
the present year are notified by the Sheriff
that the time for paying them in his office is
extended until the 10th inst. A poll tax OF
81 is assessed on every male resident Of the
CITY
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SENT TO THE PENITENT1ARY.-The follow
ING citizens of Richmond. convicted in the
Hustings Court of felony, were consigned
to the penitentiary: John Fox, one year
Alex. Lipscomb, two years; Daniel Stan
ton, three years; Robert James, one year
Robert Banks, one year James Blunt, Two
except the last named are colored persons.
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BEST B1sDI1sc wooD, cheap. lul Main.

"A SLIGHT CoLD.n CoUGHs.-Few are aware
of the Importance OF checking cough or ''sligh,
cold'' l lis first stage That which in the begin.
ming would yield to a mild remedy, If neglected
often attacks the lungs. Browns Bronchial
Troches'' give sure and almost immediate relief.
The Troches have proved their efficacy by test OF
many years, and have received testimonials from,
eminent men who have used them. .s;
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RESPECTFULLY INVITE MY FRIENDS AMI
fellow-citizens to call at my Office, with BAILEY
& SNEAD, IL h, between Main and Bank streets, tc
obtain accurate information on life insurance ant
procure policies, II they want them, in one Of the
soundest and most prompt companies In the world
Suicide is considered hi evidence of disease W I'll
us, and does not forfeit policy.
A. M. BAILEY, Agt. \. Y. Life.
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FIRE.-The fire alarm yesterday morning
was caused by the partial burning OF the
roof of house on Third and Duval streets,
which took fire from foul chimney. DAM
age very slight.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE NOVEMBER
8.-Miss Jennie Ferguson, Miss Annie
Ferguson, Richmond Wright s. Co., Rio
de Janeiro, Brazil.
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Arrest that terrible catarrh, and thus avoid q
consumptive's grave by using DR.. Sage's Catarrh
Remedy. TIE proprietor will pay $500 reward for
cass he cannot cure. Sold by druggists, or send
sixty cents to DR.. r. v. PIERCE, Buffalo. N. Y,
and receive 1t by mail. Pamphlet sent free.
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THE AILANTHUs.-Tn India and China
the ailanLhus tree has long, been highly
esteemed 81 sssnpply ying food for the cynthia
ssfeulard silks have been manufactured.
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IL. ELLysoN & co. will insert adverttsementsiI II
the principal newspapers In Virginia, North Care.
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, at pub.
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this onces s.
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INSPECTORS OF ToBAcso.-The following
inspectors of tobacco have been appointed
by the Executive
Petersburg. Oaks Warehouse, E. B.
Balm; West Hill, William E. Hinton, Jr.;
Centre, William +. Cameron ; Moore's,
Thomas w. Branch.
FaTnsuiIle Frank D. Redd, Farmyille
Warehouse,
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FOR FIVE CENTS you can buy Saturday Star
Journal, Boys' and Girls Weekly, or Raney'S
Journal, and lots of other beautiful things, al
ELLYsoN u TAYLoR's, lll6 Main street, next to
DiS1lGtfh Office.
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JAcKsoE's Wholesale and Retail Confectionery,
corner Broad and I'd streets lnew buildlngl. We'd
dings, Balls, PARTIES &C., furnished at short no.
tice and on reasonable terms.
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Sr. MARKS FA1R.-The display Of fancy
goods and eatables at St. Marks Fair, op-
posite the post-ofice, is unusually fine. The
Fair is now going on.
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FRANK LESLIE'S ILLUSTRATED ALMANAC,
1871 containing eight splendid chromos. lifho-
graph GUS, and over seventy Illustrations, for
sale at ELLYSoN s TAYLoR's news depot, Main
street.
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BEST B1rum1sous CRATE COAL. I'LL Main st

REEs & Co., have just received a fine assort.
ment Of The latest styles Of French frames, sulta
BILE for porcelaines. mezzotlnts, and plain photo
graphs, at moderate prices, ranging from so cents
IN to 800. ......
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THE best way to prevent the wear OF carpets is
to underlay them with old papers. They may be
procured at the Dispatch counting-room for 30
cents per hundred.
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CHEAPEST YET.-You can buy all the maga-
zines and weekly papers at New York prices, at
ELLYsoN. & TAYLoR's NEWS DEPOT, neat to
DISPATCH Office.
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SCHOOL CIRCULARs.-An kinds Of school clrcu
lars, reports, &C., executed at the DiSpdtca once
as cheap as the cheapest.
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NoTAR1Es PUBLIC. c. Roberts, of
Chesterfield county, and William G. Allen
and Joseph M. Skinner, Of Richmond, have
been appointed notariss public.
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CHANCERY CoURT.-During the month of
November there were recorded in the clerk 8
Office of this court one hundred and forty
deeds.
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ELLYsoN & TAYLOR, News Dealers, llle Main
street are selling all their periodicals at the owes
New York rates.