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Four Murderer. Arrni9u ed.

B0sroN Ocl. l9.-In Tho Supreme judicial
Court to-dn', Thomas Bunds for the murder Of
John t. ltaddinton John Woods aud Jeremiah
NinceDzo BonEO. Tor tho murder Of Lui,I GaIadlni
we're srreisned, and their trials ass gned for the
pr0sant term.
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Arrived -WEDNTsDAY. Oct. 10.
Steamship san JnCuto, Savaruah, mdee and pnp
tteamship Iuba, LivcfBool. mdse. an pass.
tteariship Pereire, IInvre mdsr and pqsa.
steamahip Geo. b. UPTON. Richm ond. Va, mdse ana
pass.
steamship Rapidan Savannah mdsc and PAS,
Steamship Dirigo, Portland. rndse. and pasa
steimsiip fanlta. Philadelphia ndse
Ship andrew johnson, Callao. guano and pas.
Bark Jasco Pensacola lumber
Bark Ada Gray, hontcyilco. hides. &c.
lark y. Mcpherson Rio Jancrio. coffee.
Hrig Cumming Bird, Windsor. plaster
Brig Y n. Crowley, 81 John, y. b.. hath.
big Florence, Liverpool, coal
Also, the usual river ana coastwse vesscB.
STEAMSHIPS ARRIVED OUT.
LoNpoNnERHY. oct. l0--Peruvian, Quebec.
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yellow Fever in Mobile.

The following is an extract from letter re-
ccivcd by leading commercial firm In this city yes
tordIy.
MOBILE, Oct n. 1s71,-The yellow fever IA 80 bad
hero thlt business II dmOst entirely suspended aud
ihe ciy 10 nearly drpopulatol All new cOmors
lave Ned. Money va, never 80 scarce collections
nir OUT ~ tho question. We are praying for frost.
Our hello have ~ gone TO the country.
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No 2ft1lf.
Please nnturnllzc hrnrcr.
l.. Michael NulhOllud.
Noah ! Chills,
Chairman Natura iEat On 81 mu iuce,
Tnmmauy Han.

TITS ticket cntitlcs him TO lis certificate OF citi-
zenshp
In room IL cry Hall, the once Of John Prowr
Naturni Nrtion Clerk oi he Court OF Common Pleas
q same process IL gone through with and In both
places viii lie followed NJ until SATURDAY ana II the
ruth OF yesterday IL to le taken a.a slriple We
viii In all probability see the courts at NoTk in the
night, es they were two years ago.
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The steamer St. Laurent, lor Ilayrc, was TO
have sailed yesterday but ~ 400 cases OF Iih,s
which were 10 form uart OF her cargo, Nci' not
ready Tor sEirmcnt 4he Nns det'iucd NTH to-i 4u.
SIZE Wa carr, uut nam packages Of lint an. 1a',
aces, cOutrbutet by the Freuct ladies .esiiru. Dr..
New York. Her passenger lst SHOWS 49, IEirnr5
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CUISINES not,tts.

sudden Changes Of Weather are produce
tive Of Throat Diseases Coughs, Colds, 30 Theic ~
no moro enocual relief In these diseases TO be found
Than In the timely of Bro,rps bronchial Troohe,"
Thoy possess real merit aid have pvopsd their efficacy
oy test Of many years. having received teatimoniaIs
nou eminent men who have used them.
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The most superb style Of fall hat Ia to he pro.
cured only the ashiouahic chapalcrie OF Knox 22
Broadway. Tho stylish cavaliers OF tho metropolis
Will wear none other than the Knox hat call al oneo
-1
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NEw York. Wcdn6 siay. Oct. lg-There Wa
nothing OF oonscalenee dolni IN be-l calue. Two car
loads OF pOor uolr steers received trrdIV at Com
munlpaw, were sold at lie, 70 on o +. cNt ay., and
the car load Of tiaie bulls received to-day at Nee
haNEtn had not been sod NJ noon WIN q weak farl
!ng anong tue Shotsaie slan -htercTs, Quo'c poor
70 prime nGtNetcen aui hrEL 81 llI.;Ac. 4 4, aud
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MN

.wHITTFy IN this cry. on 1u~'day. oc'otsf ~
1870, by Judge GtVtgc ~. Hatuafu. OI the Suprrmc
Court, bhzabtth c. W1nncy from Leonard L wnpncy
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GRINDING orr VOTERS.

The Modas Opprandi Identifying Witnesses
always on Unnd-Tammany'r Extensive
Preparations for the Election.
The naturalization mill Of Tammany Hall be-
~ah Yesterday to grind out It's voters. From 10 4.
VI. until after p. NJ tho pussagcwnYs TO the Court
II Common Pleas and the Superior Court were
blocked wi i,cd clsss Of humanity. Among
o. - -
BOXERS In tho several public departments.
To I ccouo citizen, all one has 10 do g. to 90 TO
the oroe Of "ue 1auu any HIN Naturalization
Committee" ~ the basement 81 tho city Hall, On.
ucr tic Coronct's once, lct hwsct he known a.
TammrnY vot,rv. anil drcaru his intentions. get
witness IN swear t. his identity t1Ud II he has no
witness he can readily OBTAIN horc,, rush over
TO the Superior Court, and In no time he comes out
tive An eiican CiiZcn. amer this. te returns
tie bFftmcnt. rrd prcsens the following ticket,
Which has been piyon lin:
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How Car Conductor ApoIogizcd Tor Insult
ing Passenger.

T. ~ FIf0r n ne Sun
sin: May lsk Of you the favor 10 give your
may reader tEe Bcnrit OF HE lllugins letter:
FIRST Ba'lu C u ISL. nr lesson 20 con luctors Of
street cars, shaving tlrn tAa. tiuy cannot with
IMMUNITY Insult UIssunger3.
hocnnd. II VIII snow unsn'te1 plssongsrs that tic
railroad computes Certainly tuo Third avrnuel nro
Glad 10 DO all they can TO cure IN evil which they
c"h ouly care b. passengers tIsIng the trouble 10
promptly complain at tie once OF any cause Tor
ccnsure.
Third II will show my follow passengers that I
was az good ms my promise when | promised tho
con !uctJr that he should hear from me C.
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TEFEs 10 CLCRS
1HE DOLLAR WEENLN SUI.
Five copies, one year, 'eparatcly ofisctri.
Ten copies year, seror4'c7 ,dlre.sat ,,rd ~ *
ira copy to The ro'tcy 40 y clIh', EIrur DnLLArs
extra coy to the the s S ~ p''''' ian" IN
FirrEES DolLAgs
fny copies, wear, 10 one address tsnd tho sem,
Nunsiy one ca 10 gc ter NJ u ''I'l
lWRtY rnRzH DoLLARs.
Fgny cope. one ve'r ss,a-e'', a',roa,,a t.nd the
1autr rs9S DolAAn.
one hundred eop,y one year oae aaarr.s tand the
'' ~ ''s ' W wv '''''' ~ r HTS'' DOLLAR.
One PG9ara Pics, on year,. se.agalel, atir@,el
s.iTf Do.L .sS'
TIVE er,uvr. El3 sCE
I"ee'pe', o"" .'.', ''p'"'''.y 4.ar, l,,..m
Ten COMIC On. year, s.,,rt.r ati....ei c,ot an
cAra COY! a. -ctt.r up % c.aN', stNrrSs pnLLARs
sEyD yong Np:.Y
rocn"vn-conyoii NJ iln,l'o'i IS, sr ,as ,c,.rs
wt2GL,vp, r5bl'shor. san ONCE, ;ow ork
wNRN1CK x CO.'S
GENTS DIRE IA FOR fFv DoILAHsl
T. luk HAT NOW CALLED tuIll
puY AND SAVE ONE pOLLAR'ii
Uuir''s hat oi every character a. moderate prite.
boys AND YOUTHS HATS A SPECIALITY
WAkNoCk 60 $40 broadway
I\'MiTABLR cutt'i " HAIR ard rus.c.e a,u
"''. I" "Mr.'s'' shavIh. Doe, Best EotN only
SEs6&S1, 4 a,dSs ht5%f}'n>!l'g
ALAnAMN tI ra +, ass 40, C.q Ocr ID 81
10, y %, Y, T. CO, 2 lG IS %. % H n H.
NlSSpt ~ = - 80 G2J Dc, ~ l'1.
xp%S,rET = %, q; q q, "a :, p a. a..
a. e. q. y. O., 60, 2, g. 70. 81 Q. - q &C.
kttlU' Il ~ .. a. . 8, oct 70 %.
70, g. % o, a. 20, ~, ~. 2. Is, u, Is, 81.
ffHrs CaS4td, lulprna on iuihRuel, ana ctrouluIp
t'ht Va ihe Arose and hso Royal havana 20 teri's
d. tLUIa. bToter.
Na ngoadway i11 Fu,ton -, lni PARK row
HOAAt HAkANA LOITENL.
Prizes Tud IA god. informant nu turul-'ts1. rha
hgiett rates paid Tor douboons and all hnk OF gold
thdtANef IAl Lon a CA, BANKERS
W ali ~. keN lork-
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THE coNDucroa's APOLOGY.

SIR; While upon duty as cpn1u"tor - Third avenue
car l2l on Wednesday, S3pt ~ at abb NJ II O'Clock
81 grossly lnsIl OF yOl b3fIrc IN II OF pass n.
&c tOr NhrI OnfuGi upOn ur Clnpla 40 ing at 10
Office u tho Company, / WIS promptly dismissed the
service OF tbs company, ana WIS nfJr n'i by Nd.
,luirJs. President, tIat o nv upn1 nv tstas tIs
matter satisfactory to 30 con- l no reinatltad
I upw beg "a offer, ~ tins pubc manner inv m Ott
sincere Apology fDr the offence aul also htnx on
tor voUr cenefJsty ~ forsiVnK m q, thI. UHapns m
10 again eain support for myself aud family.
Yours respCctu ~
EDWARD VAN WORT.
,Conllrt'r Of car ~, Ia "a Aycnue Railroad.
Tort -
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Special Q0ttss.
TtlE SIN.
TIM pAuY sea YEA.
crtE.rs Dan, stror

TIM DAILY ga YEA.
\ Drstniuenuj r-alAol- IcEspafcr, 10. .'- lises,
cl'ul'uoniG thc word. Free, independent. ana fear.
l"'' IN pohues ~ tho NV. from everywhere Two
cents cory ~ man 70 '".''i month. OF q ,oar
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MARINE INrfLLrGENcE.

NINIArunR ALMAsAc-rrrs DAY.
sun rses....G 6 sun acts I'D ij Moon rise, . IS
ntoH wArER-THis nAY.
Sandy Hook. 80 GOV leland. 4 80 Hell Gate . II
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Third Avenue savings Bnnh.
percsts made or before the 2ltl win draw inter.
CO.. non Oct Der LIST. Sec Advertisement
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Of me 'nm" 'y' and -'lr"7l G. N-act'' ~ THE WEEK
LY, bit with grower variety or mleecliaraou read
ing. and furnishing the uews 70 - tubsis,osrs with
greater ncfhuc,s because u comes ,w,e9 av,sA II
stead VI one. ou'y.
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FITzP.iTRICK's CINyAss.

Umpire. Mr. " NrNanon Nutral club.
Tine Oi ~ .ie. tour and - minutes
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CIVILIZATIONS.
kHE FHIIG CALF.
:. L. wOODFORD
U>CnlNLlLO NO
OUT TODAY.
Az yor Nowemcn fort
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-14

THE CONGRESSIONAL ELECTION LAVA
majority of the Senate Committee on the
Judiciary favor Senator kELLoGG's bill, now
before them, 10 amend the naturalization
laws and 10 punish crimes against the same,
and Tor other purposes. passed in July last.
1t proposes, as we predicted few days ago
would be the case, to have Federal tools. or
supervisors of election, not only in every
city of 10000 inhabitants, but at every
voting place, with the powers at present
exercised only in such cities. 1t is also pro.
posed to amend the 9Th section Of the act to
read as followS-to wit:
THAT in each Congressional district 1t
shall he lawful for the Marshal Of the United
States for the district wherein said con-
OCCASIONAL district shall be 10 appoint as
many special deputies us may be necessary
to preserve order at any election at which
representatives. in Congress are to be chosen.
and said deputies are hereby authorized to
preserve order at such election, and arrest
for any offence or breach of the peace COM
mitted in their VIEW"
The General Assembly Of Virginia should
at once adopt the necessary measures for
providing that no other elections shall be
held when Congressman are to be chosen
If our liberties are worth anything, they are
worth this little struggle. AS the next Con.
gressional election is two years of, the ne
cessary change in the Constitution can be
perfected in time. Thus may Virginia show
her northern sisters how to protect them
selves at least partially from Federal usllr.
patton.
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An IMPORTANT MATTER.-Thc General

An IMPORTANT MATTER.-Thc General
Assembly is requested to read the following
resolution, and govern itself accordingly:
"Be 1t resolved, &C., That no State which
shall not before the passage hereof have
complied with the conditions Of the act
donating public lands to the several States
and Territories which may provide colleges
for the benefit of agriculture and the me-
chanic arts, approved July 2, 1852, shall he
entitled to receive any grant Of lands or
scrip under said act, unless the Legislature
Of said. State, by law, first provide that in
any college or educational institution estab-
lished in accordance with said act all per-
sons, without distinction Oh account of,race,
color, or previous condition Of servitude,
shall be entitled to equal advantages, rights,
and privileges; and if any such State hay
ing passed such law shall afterward re-
peal the same without the consent Of Con-
Srcss, or without such consent alter the
same 50 as not to secure such equal adyan-
tages, rights, and privileges to all persons,
such repeal or alteration shall operate as
forfeiture to the United States of any lands
or scrip granted under said act, or Of the
proceeds thereof, whether held by such
state in money or invested by it in securi-
ties in pursuance OF said act"
This resolution has been reported to the
United States Senate from committee, and
came up for consideration on Monday, but
was laid over because the rule in operation
at the time requires all bills to he passed
by to WHICH even one Senator objects.
We suppose it can hardly be necessary to
add that what we mean is that the General
Assembly should at once dispose of the
land or fund so as that the resolution will
not apply to Virginia.
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We CRACKERS,

me- NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
FOR DECEMSERAND CHRISTMAS. .
SUPERB LINE NEW STYLE CLOAKs,
SACOUES, BROCHE SHaWLS. AND 9th.
Err WRAPPINGS JUST OPENED.
T, r. PRICE & 90. are again In market, and
rece,y,ng daily new and fashionable GOODS Tor
winter sales.
ULcAKs AND SEAWLs in every variety.
In DRESS GOODS:
Blat k and colorcd SILKS, Gro Grain and Tan
POPLINs, OTTOMAN, .VELOURS, LII
PRFSs. all sh AIDES;
Imperial SERGE. all colors, 6oc., worth 76'.
Colored PLUSHES, VELVETs, VELVET
EEES, 81 to 80; -
DELAINEs, tycoon REPS, Chepe P0PLINs,
&C.
I'm MOURNING GOODS some entirely new styles
of uneaualled black and finish. Crest care given
this department {; such rs
English BOMBAZI IES TAN1SE;
erode NICE, UTTOMANS, VELOERS:
Black CASHMERES, MEGINoS;
MoU:LAINEs. double faced mOHAIRs, AL
PACAs, &C., &C.
EMBROIDEEI
Linen COLLARS and CUFFS, Linen SETS;
Lace COLLARS, Point Applique SETS and
Val. 0c c1Hhahs, e1MpuRE and Thread
LACEB;
LACE HANDB ERCHIEFS;
KID GLOVES, HOSIERY, &C., &C.
Great variety new patterns PRINTS coming in
every hour, 10. u, &c.,, SC. BLANKETS, ELAN.
NELs, CAssIMEREs, &C., &C.
T. r. PRICE & CO.,
no corner 18th and Main streets.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
MT NOW FOR BARGAINS.
GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN Ev

GREATER INDUCEMENTS THAN EVER.
Our senior partner attends the great closing
sales of the season, and purchases largely also,
closes ont large lots from importers and "that's
what's the NATTER
New arrangements with manufacturers and
commission merchants to keep lib supplied through
the whole season with
WAMSCTTA, NEW YORK MILLS, AND
OTHER DOMEsTICs,
upon such terms as will enable us to sell them az
New York prices.
NEW COUNTERS AND NEW SHOWCASES
for displaying our
ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF FANCY GOODS
FOR THE HOLIDAYS.
Large ADDITIONS to our stock OF
WoRSTED KNIT GOODS.
Large additions to our
DRESS GOODS. sTOCK OF vELVETS
vELvFTEENs, AND
SATIES.
Large additions to our
DRRSS TRIMMINGS, LACES,
and
FMBROII ERIFs.
A COMPLETE STOCK IN EVERY DEPART
MEST,
nil nj prices 50 low that the closest buyers will feel
ashamed to ask to take less.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1913 aud 1915 Main street.
Use JOHN CLARK, JR-. CO.'S SPOOL
COTTON. on black spools dels
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ME- LOOK WE'LL BEFORE YOU

Nv LOOK WELL BEFORE YOU
pURCHAsE-DnN'T PAY ONE DOLLAR
AND FIFTY CENTS FOR AN ARTICLE
THAT CAN BE HAD FOR ONE OCULAR
Look at the elegant DIAGONAL TW1LLED
PLAIDS at 75c., worth $l26;
Handsome PLAIDS FOR DRESSES at aoc. worth
40c.;
PLAIN ALPACAs at eoc., worth 2sc.; at 2'c.,
would be cheap at aoc.:
CHAEGEABLE DRESS GOODS at 26c., worth
35c.;
BLACK ALPACks at 20, IS, so, 40, and Soc, worth
. Is per cent. more:
BLACK 81 K at sl.4o, sl.so, sl.7s, and 81 worth
sl.7s, .26. and S2.5n:
RACK and coLoRED sATINs at - per yard,
worth 81 SO:
yFr.vETEENs, full width. at sl.es. $3.50. Sl.'a.
SO. &22s, and So 60 all very cheap;
NARROW vFLvETs, for Trimmings at &c.,
&c.. and 81; ,o
goMBAZrNEs, TANIsE, ard other DRESS
GOODS. for Mourning:
BLACK AUSTRALIAN CREPE at Soc, worth
75c.. per Yard:
CASHMERE at 75c. 81, sl.2s, and $3.50, IS per
cent. below regular prices:
sAr1NETS 1t 50c., would he cheap ut CSC;
KFNruCKY JEANS at from 10 to CSC. per yard ;
IISsEfS, all wool filing, at eoc., would be chesp
at &C.;
Ip1sH LINEN, pure, at SIC. per yard:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS at sl.2S, % $3.50, and "a,
worth ~, AZ. so, "a and $3.50;
F1gTY-sPRIN'e DUPLEX ELLIPTIC SKIRTS
al Soc, worth II so;
WHITE and COLORED LEGGINGS. for Chill
dren. at IS, 40. and Soc. just about half price
MITTENS. all sizes, for Children, at IS and 3sc.,
worth 50c.:
HOODS for Ladies and Children, at 2s, 30, IS, do'
and Soc:
BREAKFAST sHAWI.S ut 81, sl.25 Sl.5o. al.7a
and So. very much below regular prices:
BED BLANKETS at - so. 81 $3.50, &C. $3.50, 80,
$3.50. 81, as, 50, and $40;
CALICO COMFORTERS at Sc $3.50, and 90,
not the price of the calico and batting that Is
IN them;
WOOL BED-sPPEa DIS st g. ~orth 81:
Lsrge size BRIDAL QUILTS at 81 So worth $3.50
MARsEILLAIRs QUILTS at $3.50, 81, $3.50, and
s5 worth so per cent more:
Pure LINEN .FRINGED DOYLES or NAPKINS
at 75c.. worth Al per dozen;
Full size NAPKINS at sl.5o, worth $3.50 per
dozen;
TABLE CLOTHS, full two yards long, all linen,
at 81, we'll worth sl.5o;
Handsome sets Of LIEF.NCOLLARs and CUFFS,
LACE COLLARS AND CUFFS at very
low prices:
HANDk EhCHlttS CY all klnuS anu QUALITIES
at extremely low prices;
EDGINGS at Csc. per dozen yards, worth loo. a
yard;
FLRECE-LINED GLOVES at CSC, worth Soc.
Every variey of HOSIERY and USDERGAR.
MENTS for Men, Women Boys and Girls;
MERINO NIGHT-GARMENTS for Children,
Shirts and Drawers together
Elegant sASHES, NECK-RIBBONs, CLOAK
LOOPS;
GILT, PLATED and JET JEWELRE;
DRESS TRIMMINGS Of all kinds;
BALE COTTON, all numbers from to Il, at
$3.50 per bale Of FIVE pounds;
IINBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at SOC.
per pound, and lots Of other goods, TO be adj
vertised In a few days.
The supply Of bargains that we row offer must
soon become exhausted, as the prices must make
them 20 off. AS many articles are OF German and
srench manufacture they cannot be replaced at
this time ut the prices we now offer them at.
LEVY BROS,
de13 1918 and 1918 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-14

How THEY FoTEp.-On the motion to
suspend the rules to allow Mr.. KELLY to
introduce his resolution denouncing all in
tcrnal taxes except those upon tobacco,
&C., Mr.. AVER voted "No." Good for
him! Mr.. MILNEs was absent. The rest
of the Virginia delegation voted solidly
"Aye." We trust that they may be able
to Justify the vote to their constituents.
What say the thousands of tobacco-factory
Porterites in Richmond to his vote in favor
of exempting the incomes OF men receiving
over two thousand dollars per annum (no
others are now taxeO and continuing the
tax upon tobacco '-maktng each hand"
nav five dollars to the Government for every
one he earns for himself?
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-14
D1sAB11,r1gs.-In the United States Sen.

DIsABILIrIEs.-ln the United States Sen.
ate, on Monday, Mr. LEWIS presented the
petitions Of RoB'T Il. DAVIS, Of Bruins
wick county; THos. T. JOHNSTON. of Rich
mond city; EVERETT W. EARLY, Of Abe
marie county /; A. I. CLARK, NJ. D., of
Campbell county; RoB'r MALONE, Of
Brunswick county; and Jos. W. BoorH,
of Virginia, praying the removal of their
political disabilities; which were referred
to the select Committee on the Removal of
Political Disabilities.
The same day Dr. poRTEa presented the
petition OF WIZ. CALDWELL, of Charlotte
county, Virginia. praying the removal OF
his legal a.d political disabilities imposed
by the l4.h article of amendments to the
Constitution.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-14

REpIsTRIcTISG TIE STATES FOR MEMBERS
OF THE HOUSE OF REPREsESTATIvEs.-Th
superintende Of the census says that he
expects to have his report on the tables OF
the members of Congress Immediately after
the holidays. A tabulated exhibit of the
population of all the States Of the Union,
with but few exceptions, will be furnished
the press next week, in advance Of the SUI.
perintendent's report. But these tables
will not be of themselves sufficient to JUS
tlfy the Legislatures of the several States In
proceeding to redistrict their States for
members of Congress. They should, If
possible, wait until Congress itself has
passed law Reproducing representa-
ton. There will be no election Of Con-
gressmen in most Of the States for two
years, and hence it is not improbable that
Congress will defer action upon the reap
portionment bill until the few remaining
States which have not done SO Shall have
chosen members of the next Congress.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-12-14
me- GOLDBACK'S GREENBACKS
BRIN9ETH FORTH BARGAINS.
FAILURE OF THE WHOLESALE HOUSE o.
HASTINGS, PENkBaOOKE, JONES
CO., NEW YORK.

Failure OF THE WHOLEsALE HOUSE OF
HASTINGS, PENkBaODKE, JONES Il
CO., NEW YORK.
The above house being sold ont for cash, and
being flushed at the time, enabled me to buy
great many goods a. startling sacrifice, ard am
now selling the
Handsomest MoUsLIN DELAINEs in the city
Excellent BCACK ALPACAs at Is, ss 20, and
Soc, worth h If as much again;
The best yard-wide l2Ac. BLEACEkO COTTON
in the city:
First-rate UNBLEACHED COTTON at &c;
RES, in all colors at &C.;
The very rest EaPRESs CLOTH only 70c.;
WATERPROOF CLOTH at 81, sold elsewhere at
sl.35;
PLAID DRESS GOODS;
vERLOUR, BIARETZ:
CHENE TOPIINs, LUSTERIENE;
AL. XANDRE KID GLOVES at Sl.2s:
vELyETEEN. CLOTHS, CASHMERE:
DOUBLE BROCHE SHAWLS only 1918;
WHITE CORDEROY;
Ladies' and Cents WOOLLEN SKIRTS and
DRAWERS;
HOSIERY. HOODS, TICKING, HICKORY;
COUNTERPANES. FLANNELS;
HANDK aRCHIEFS, WHITE GOODS; ..t
Plaid Domestics Linen Shirts of my own make
aud, In short, everything belonging the dry GOODS
trade at astonishing low figures. Call and be con-
yinced, before purchasing elsewhere, that Gold
backs 10 the place where you can safely spend
your greenbacks to best advantage. -...
A. GoLDBACK,
noA eG7 Broad street, between 9Th and 7th.