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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

RUNAWAY ACCIDENT.-On Monday after
noon MIR. A. w. Richardson met with a
serious accident near the corner of Ninth
and Broad streets, from which he has sur
fercd great Ccal. He was riding in a
buggy in company with lady when his
horse became alarmed and started off
suddenly. throwing him heavily to the
ground, dlslocating both hips. Doctors
Brock and Parker were called in and rem
dcred the necessary surgical aid. AZ last
accounts he was suffering SO much that nc
could not DC removed from Wallerss
jcwelry store, into which he had been
carried when first injured. The lady es-
capped with but few slight bruises.
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The Tunnel.

Our sagacious contemporaries have run
riot upon the tunnel. One said it would
cost "A million, and another said it would
cost from 100000 to 100000. Upon such
wild estimates they cavorted, and one bid
the Leyiathan go--chcapcr to Richmond,
said be, would it he to let the monster
go en- to the salt sea than pay the million
TO keepit here. OF course no practical man
would express any such opinion but That
sort Of augmentation tended to
"scarc" The people OF tho city and make
them indisposcd to undertake the tunnel.
But the statement in the Dispatch that il
Richmond would vote 100000 of q per
cent. bonds to the work The tunnel would
be built, and the company would agree TO
run their trains 10 WharYCS and dppD.S
which they themselves would build, cut of
the soaring wings OF their inflated cstl.
mites. Then, said one OF the CXa.gcrators,
the city ought not to build the tunnel IL!
all, and the other commended that it would
be idle to convey frei.htS to the liver, be-
cause the river couldn't ne dCcpened, sircc
the more the bed was dredged and the
rocks taken out, the less water there was
In the channel.
We know not how to understand these
editors. They are the rarcst improvement
men we ever knew. The reduction of their
figures from 100000 and. $l,0O0,0o0 to
S20O,0O0 only changes their form OF oppoSl-
ton To one of the plainest propositions,
and one among the most advantageous TO
Richmond that have ever been offered ior
the consideration of her citizens. We can
hardly hope to change opinions that seem
10 be so obstinately entertained, but it may
be gratifying to the people to know that the
cost of the tunnel as copjeetured by us Is
endorsed by SO high an authority rs Z. X.
MASON, ESQ.,, whose statement Will be
taken by every man who knows him.
When he says he will build 4 work for Il
specified sum, every man who ever heard OF
him knows that he will do what he says
A more accurate calculator and more re-
sponsible gentleman we do not know. See
what he says:
"OCToBER 81, 1871.
" Editors Dispatch Confinement see 4
discussion going on in the city papers
about the propriety Of the city of Rich.
mond paying tor tunnel under Church
Hill for the Chesapeake aud Ohio railroad,
and about the cost thereof. Whilst | think
1t Is to the interest of the city to build and
pay Tor this tunnel, yet that is 4 matter for
the citizens to determine, but l consider
myself Il judge OF the cost OF work. aud
will ut once enter into contract TO exca-
Vate and arch the said tunnel for sum of
money under S200,00O.
&C. r. MASON"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

NOVEL SPoRTs.-Inmediatel after the
trottiDg races to-day the following races
have been arranged to come off in the order
uamed- first, u foet-iaee distance of fifty
yards, in which eight men VIII run. After
this -wheclbarrow race the same distance .
for which there are two entries. And
lastly, sack-race the same distance. in
which Len men will run. Ali of the above,
races will be for q small purse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

ARRIVAL OF THE LYNCHBURG HOME
GUARp.-This company will arrive this
morning by the Danvlle train at II O'Clock.
A detail of four men and a non.commls..
stoned officer from each OF the Richmond
companies, under command Of lieutenant
from tho regiment, will be in attendance at
the train, and escort the company to their
quarters ut the Exchange Hotel.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

FELL FROM THE CARs.-About o'clock
yesterday afternoon Mr.. William Tomp-
kins, !, clerk at Messrs. Howard 81 Bro
theirs, druggists, corner of Broad and Sc
cond streets, attempted to get on the cars
while in motion near the first gate at the
Fair Grounds. He missed his footing, and
in falling struck his head against the iron
box of the wheel, INJECTING terrible cash
in his head. The shock Knocked him in
sensible. Fortunately he fell lengthwise
with tho track, and the entire train passed
without doing him further injury.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

TEE WEST VIRGINIA ELECTIos.-Tbe
Parkeisoure w. Na.) Times says
From almost all parts of the State the
news OF the last election results are Se.
pressing to the Republicans. Ohio, ferke.
lev, Harrison, Doddrldge, Writ, and even
Kanawha county, it is REPORTED, gave DE.
mocratic majorifics. That the counties in
the more SOUTHERN part of the State have
gone the sathe way there is not the least
cause for doubt left. This is most sigma!
llcan defeat"
80 also Taylor, Marion, Wetzel, Wood,
Barbour, and Lewis counties, Sc. &e.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

GRAND DIVISION Sons OF TEMPERANCE
The adjourned meeting Of this body will
be held at the hall of Marion Division at
half past 7 O'Clock this evening. Marion
Division meets in Tanners Hall, upper eud
of Cary street, exactly opposite the old
Fair Grounds. This will be the largest and
most important meeting ever held by the
Grand Division.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

LEE MONUMENTAL ASSOCIATION The at
tenlion of the public, especially Of the sol
dicrs of the Army Of Northern Virginia, IS
called to the notice of The secretary OF the
Lee Monumental Association, published III
our columns this morning. All who are
dlspo Sod to contribute to this sacred object
will find The secretary, Captain N. II. VAN
zandt, ut his office, No. 0O2 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

THE POLICE CoURT.-N Notwithstanding
fine nresrucc OF a lalse number Of persons
in the civ, the docket at tho rolieH Court
Yesterday was unusually small, only ono
case bcinr recorded for trial, which was
that of Rcuben Newton (colorcd), charged
with striking John G. Clarke with his fist.
Clarke failed to appear against the accused,
and consequently the Police Justice ALLOW
ed him to depart in peace.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

GRAIN BLooxADE.-The need of another
elevator IN this CITY to store away grain is
SHOWN Dy the f4et that there are are now
Junction railroad some SIX hundred cars
laden with grain from the West. There are
also many cars detained with grain on the
Providence aud Worcester railroads. and,
unless our grain.storipg facilities are ut once
increased the evil promises to be u serious
one.--Boston Commercial Bailetia, 18th.
tRichmond must be looking for Just such
q trade in grain. 1t will come soop.1
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

The SKATING CARN1vAL.--Assclnbl liall
was crowded with Il highly-lashionahle au-
denrc last night, and the scene presented
by the skaters III fancy dresses WAS really
brilliant. The prizes offered to the Wcarcrs
Of The most novel costumes were awarded
TO Miss Spotswood and W. j. Bigger, Jr.
The rink will be open every night this
week EXCEPT FRIDAY.
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!, :, !. ,,,,r III nsrrAir WAhh

e,sasp RarIY or rnE III AHsriAih WA ,,
CossgRvAr1yks.-The Eonserya.slty.e e OF o.
Mar,hall Ward held roiising mess,ng a lass
tight at the steamboat shed, koc .s -:
Joseph J. English, ESQ., was eaie o.t - sn ne
chair, and Mr.. James E. K,aa' tai, aeee Ss
secretary Enthusiastic ana Mass ,el Thomas na
dresses were delivered 6y messis. z h1 Gnn.
H.EWynne, James Il: Do1, WI,,;sm To fnven.
molly asTp55g gmp D. M Brown, and ". s. Gil:
r ,nen u livery conservative ih this ward is
a aIu to o the Importance OF the occasion,
md ON Tuesday next they will roll up
hg majority for the Conservative ticket. g
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

HYMENEAL.-During the month ending
Yesterday there were tIty-oDe marriage
licenses issued from the clerks office OF the
Hastings Court-thirty-three white and
eighteen colored. From the clerks Office
OF IIenrico County Court only eleven were
issued five to white and Elk to colored
nerSOnS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

RADICAL TAxATloN.-A telegram from
Washington to the Baltimore Sun says:
Accounts from Texas say that the tax
assessed by Governor Davis on the people
of Limestone county, which was recon-
mended to be put under martial law, will
be fourteen per cent. of the total real and
personal property held in that county,
Yet the Virginia Radicals affect to be op-
posed to tax Of lily cents on the hundred
dollars "a OF property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

ELECTRICAL SuocKER SnuCKED.-An en-
tcrprisiDg individual had Il battery i'll trout
of the Old Market yesterday, and was
giving electrical shocks ut tive cents a. head,
When wag placed himself in a window
above and let down Il bucket OF cold water
on the electrician, TO the infinite satistitr-
ton of the crowd Of boys there gathered.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

FUNERAL OF POLICEMAN STARKE.-Mr.
Andrew jackson Starke was buried ycster-
day morning from his residence, on West
Clay street, ut II O'Clock. All IF the police
force OH duty i'll the city during the day
acted as escort to his remains, which were
inferred in HOLLYWOOD
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

THE CALL for meeting Of the Virginia
so dier8 for Thursday night is intended to
embrace all persons who belonged to Com
federate organizations during the war
whose homes are now IN Virginia. The
place of meeting win be announced to.
morroWs
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.-His Excel
lency Governor Walker has appointed the
following commissioners of deeds for pir-
ginia: Il. ii. Marsh, to reside in the Dis
trict Of Columbia, and Thomas j. Perry in
Gnnrpia
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APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.

Kno,o all men by these presents That we, the
sub. cIibcrs, bcing 5tockllnldars in the James
tn,a and an0oinc ---- our true and lawful
attorney aud proxy to represent each Of us In nil
general NICE Incs of The stockholders OF said COM
psny held within six months from ana alter inc
4 aic hereof, when we are not personally present
or represented by come other proxy, with fuii
power and authority at such general meetings to
Give such vote or votes, aud to do such other act
or acts, as each Of ug could give Or do rs 2 mcm
Der OF said NEE tings II We were personally pres
cnt: and we do hc"ehy ratify and conhrin WHAT
ever vote or votes, act or acts, our said attorney
iray lawful: give or do for us in pursuance OF the
auti ,rtty n 'rchy cnufe rcd upon HIM.
Wfncss our hands aud Sc Is THIS - DAY oil
Tel: SEAL.)
-, I>EAL.l
Hy order Of the Board OF directors
WILLIAM l.. MUNFORD,
oc n5-g Noyl Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

A GENERAL HoLlDAY.--Alt the priucjpal
stores, banking. houses, freight depots, and
other places OF business will be closed to.
morrow, and the schools gensralIy will
give a holiday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

BfrHaoap t.oM,r. no. d, KrIeHTs Tg u ga5,
sereH1 October s7th, A u. 7sa,9 ~ -. 'o' ''l
ORDERS NO. Is. NJ
,nf Masous, HILL. on Franklin between ~
E;ei.seeptb and Nineteenth suesss, On @
p *. In full dress and mounted. f1r semi.annmn'
insn.ctif, and dsiil, as required by the ~ txss
II is expected that every Sir KNIGHT VIII sssehu
AZ order Of The Eminent Commander. ,rsr
oS oiaees - Nv THOMhS II. DEWITT,
Cnpt3in. General.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

Po1,T,oAL DIscUssIoN.-Hon. A. r. Hol-
laday and Charles Fl. Porter will discuss
the public issues Of the day tomorrow, the
I'd instant, mt the Hcnrico courthouse, ana
on the Gsii instant at the City Spring Park.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

The Posi- OFFIcE-HorRs FOR Turns
DAY.-To enable the employees of the most
once TO visit the Fair Tomorrow the oflice
WIZ oe open at the usual hour, close at hall:
past y A. NJ, and REOPEN at halt-past z. NJ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

WYMAN,-Thc wizard and vcntrilo-
quist is still at The Metropolitan Hall, and
still continues to charm Il large audience
each evening. Four cntert linmcnts my
yet be expected from him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

DEEDS RrCoRpED.- the month
ending October 3lst one hundred and sew
enty.thrcc deeds were received for re-
cord in the clerks Office of the Chancery
Court in this city. Forty-onc deeds were
recorded in the county courthouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

FINES IMPOSED AND roLLECTED.--Police
Justice White imposed tines amounting to
S2I5 80 during October. Of this amount
S2l3.S0 has been collected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

A number of buildings Of the Concord,
railroad, at Hooksett, N.H., worti, s25. nm
have been burned also some farm bujlf,
ings at West Littleton, with fen head If
cattle. twenty-five tons of hay, and some
gtain, A ''4a'
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TELEGRAPH OFFICE.-"'
ut the Fair Gro up Telegraph Office
and 81 ,~rrrrs s great convenis:ait:e
saees are sent to ani from Richmond fo,
only ten cents. The office is in Inc AM
building with that of The rhi,s MaFsb,I
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FIRE-ALARMs.-Durin the month of Dc-
tobcl there were but two alarms of tire in
the city.
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q SLosINe or CRY OFrIcEs.-Thc public
oseces OF the city will be closed from
II A: M. on Thursday until the next morn.
ing, TO allow the city employees an onnor.
tunity Of attending the Fair. Ob''A
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ALL-SAINTs' DAY.-To day being All
Saints day, Divine service will be held in
st. PauIs church at y O'Clock NJ.
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THE THEATRE.-Large audiences favor
the company performing at the Theatre
this week. Don C1 ar de Bazan" to-
nimht
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wIt1rs n15 3. irpprcK, Recorder.

DRESS OF A TEMP ID \, NOu Nynn.- D., "a
s. buck sntn tiets with bp thread gloves, TEN
niar sword with black EN- melted s ;sh
hIacp vsiye. cover trimmed with silver lace, olsc2
doubIc.rrintd bride and m rtineale. n,,,oa
N. 3. Those Sir Knights who htve TO- LII 40
go at orce supply OF the formtr Is now on name
at Messrs. j. II. TYLER Co.. ordered .et o, Inc
Cam m udcfy. HoA-o pssYsI.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

The ANNUAL MEETING Of The Virginia
Statc Dental Association meets in this city
tomorrow at the rooms OF DR.. Wood,
corner of Main and Ninth streets.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

RICIiMoaD, VA, October rs 1871
cpECIAL ORDERS.-LEE GUARD, 3
- tTTEN TIOS You will attend drill ut "a
YOUR arm oly, corner of Ninth and Maiu ttrects. W
in full dress uniform, armed and equipped I'd
tYERY EVENING 1T O'Clock unit: further or
ders,
Sergeants will procure regulation belts from
MPssrs. John II. Tyler & Go.
" nrGer Lieutenant commanding.
George +. STOKES,
nol-It Acting Orderly Sergeant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

CounrY CONSERVATIVE MEErrsG.-Therc
,,;I, mo a grand o,,tpouring Of the Consefva-
lives of Henrico county at Ridge Church
on Saturday next.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.-H. Haupt has been APP
pointed Il notary public by Governor Wal
ker for the county Of Giles.
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A perfectly clear preparation In one bottle, as
easily applied u water, for restoring TO gray hair
its natural color and youthful appearance, TO
eradicate aud prevent dandruf to promote The
growth Of the hair, and stop It's falling.
1t Is entirely harmless and perfectly free from
any poisonous su distance, ami will ther"'
the place OF all tn: dirty aud r.'-
Lions now in use. ~ ~ q taNe
been sent m .e.rieUsiifbt pIelai6-
ctti2"'- ..,. pr,s.'NtotlS tGallllonlaS nave
~.s. lh$Nary,h!pc1 10 which tic srtitits now
~ "se are "-y..,:lonab,e OR. ST. AL discovery
Is gerfcct- " IS warranted to contain neither
s1S.r OF lead sulphur. or nitrate of silver Clear
and clean as wafer, it does not soil the clothes or
scalp. IT is agreeably perfu:neG and mak"s one
OF HE beSt dTr sings Tor the tir in IT
e"olcr o. the hair more pertecu anil ~
IN an any otucr eton. aud AIN avs does so m
itom tn-Sa 70 ten days. Virtually feeding the
loJts OF Ihe hair with all the shing Qualities
necessary TO It's growth and healthy condition IL
restores The decay and induces Gev growth az
Inc hair more positively than anything else The
y, pucatinn OF lhis wonderful discovery also pre-
uaees plnasaht aud cooling effect on the scSlp,
hce. ~ Sfl"'-
, We call especial attention to the fart th., .
llmi ed number OF Sill all trial bottles car t ~ a
oy those Wishing TO try 1t. You will notics 81 ~
In pursuing this course our aim is TO con VINCE r.,
Ihe actual merits OF tue article. -
ARTHUR EATThSs
- Inventor and proprietor Wash.nsto1 n 7, F
Fur sale, wholesale and retail hy PIfRIyrII
EADD 4 CO., Proprictor's Agents, kjchmnnd'
- Op 81
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DIED,

In Fairfax county, Va, after n painful Illness
of ten days, Mr.. CALVIN G. TYLER, formerly
of richmond, Va, aged twenty-seven ye hrs, four
months and eight days.
lie leaves three sisters and three brothers TO
mourn their loss.
In this city, on last Sunday the Goth, Mrs. AL
VINE FUunfG, In the lhlrticth year Of her age.
On Tuesday morning, October 3o.h, 1871, EVA
IYEI, daughter of j. Ii. and NJ. A. johnson, aged
one year. eight months aud twelve days.
The funeral viii tab place from her pircn ts
residence, 72s Fourth street THIS Nv edhesdi} J
MORNING at IL O'Clock. Friends or the family
ate Invited to attend without further notice.
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HEADQUARTERS CoMrASY c.,
GUARD or THE COMMONWEALTH,
FIRST HkGIMENT VA. Vols Nov, l, ls7l.
SPECIAL ORDER, No. \
The company Will assemble for drill at T:3oM
O'Clock THIS EVENING. Every member is Il
required 10 attend - .
Nv oder of the Captain. w. Nj. HILL,
no Lit Orderly Sergeant.
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RICHMOND. VA, October 30, 1871.

RICHMOND, VA, October 30, 1871.
A SPECIAL EET1NG OF THE
n ST,1,KIIu.DE"S tF THa R1CnhOND
EaII, Way COMPANY Is called by tie Board OF
uIrec,ors to meet Mt the Office OF the c1mpony IN
tbr civ of Richmond, Va on the BOTH DAY OF
SOVaNEIcR, lS7l at L. O'Clock NJ, Tor the trans
acttru OF business Of Importance.
nc I'd u. G. HOYT. President.
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pfncs Yc,ycteens, handsome 90 silk. from voc W
o. per ward; Heavy Black silks at s1so. o: 70 VI
worth double Colored Silks and SILK Popilnss.I ~
coiors, EXTREMELY low Empress Cloths and Ects'
a., and sec. 70 Slsa, SIX warp; Bomb,sne alg
Black Ecriuosi cheaher than eEer Log az
sddare Motl ming Shawis, from d to $l5 stilpc
flaid, Plain, aud striped Opera flsnnels all CO
lors full line red gray, Ih the
city White BLANKETS, Colored. Blanke.s. Con.
forts. and Quilts, at less than Tholessle prizes;
come and see them what bargains CTssih Irn,
Csc up 10 ae per ward: Gents Under Gsrment*
the best stock In the city. and for less mon,y
Ladies' Under Garments: Mtsses' and Ch,,dttn ~
Mt al rs worth 81: berlin Gloves, all KINDS VI
Gloves cheap; FurS. Furs. for Ladies, Misses, 'Hf
Children. the cheapest ever offered In nus cry
Come one con e all, aud get bargains.
,.oIn - S.i,sisv CT
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TINE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE JANIS RIVER
the company's Office, In this city. WEDNESDAY,
November Ist, 1871 a: 10 O'Clock A. ID.
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.EEATHERSi FEATHERS. FEA.
H pHERs!--Ali those In want OF FEATHERS,
to ms ks good beds FIR the Minter oxn be supplira
on the most reasonable terms at my store, VIC
Sixth street, or loco Basin bank.
DC la.eodln y. WALLERSTE@s'
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E NJ, 8 NMEI 8 FLANrELsi


go q NNELs! sFLhNNELsi !,
y .,,dsor,e PLAID OPEHA PLAFfsLs' N ~
= .sayors at 7se. for si,e best goods f,.ds -.
n,ougLFawIDT7f SHAKER FLAhF asra w.
and auartsr yards Wide, at % DO Ger III ,,,,,-
wErsH and sasKEE FhANf a 'E IN ~ VI fe -
ties; <,,u F,.AHHELS ut
ana a., ps Blue, and RED TwiLtHD fL Ian.
-, S ~, Qualities of COTTON FLAHN Sllsl'-
Ai'p ,,,e,cted. unbieaohed, and coiorcd at
p'ess'sN' -. Ivy RBOTH ERs',
17,3 and 1sib Main stree.
PIANO and TABLE-CoVERsi all quaiisisee.
] mg. 3 LACK ALPACAs! BLACK
i-Eyerybedy wants BLACK AL AL.
pAcA; DRESS. Everybody should have one.
iALpAC As from CSC. to sl.sa. We call particular
attention 10 what we are selling at SOC. per yard
1BI,ArK CREPE DE PARIS at soc. Per yard
worth 7sc. AT LEVY Bt0ThshS''
1919 and 1915, Main street.
Look at the FMPREsS AUGUSTA iD
GLOVES thshandsomest glove for the price In
the ci =. , S aa
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10 KATE CL0PTON'S SCHOOL,
- ZOE young ladies and children, Linden Row
70. ius east franklin Street The dntfes ~ IN.
ssh se Will be resumed on MONDAY ncto s,,T
.hs ISL. me musical dep trtment viii be ,nSar
We caie OF afs WA. Il. POWERS For c,rrmi .ra
aussn,, "fp' " Mrs POWERS,
- 80 st the school-roorss
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THE FOLLOWING BANKS AN.

RICHMOND. VA, October 26, 1871.
TNRAINS WILL BE RUN TO. TIE
J. FAIR GROUNDS fr m Broad-Street depot
during FAIR WEEK, commencing on TUESDAY,
3Ist Instant at A. NJ, and at short intervals du-
ring the dav.
Visitors are earnes ~ req TESTED 10 buy tickets
Mt the Office to avoid danger or pickpockets aid
delay Of making change on the cars.
Ticket office open from A.. NJ. to p. NJ.
The Mail 3nd Express Trains will not stop Mt
the Fair Grounds to take up or put down pas
senge:s. a.
Tic Accommodation Train will slcp in EACH
direction. j. Il. GENTRY,
General Ticket gent.
L. I. y. MYERS, General Supcrlntend Mt
Hichmou Frcderi ok hurg, and Potomac Rail-
road Company, c flee General Ticket and Freight
Agent. &C SGT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01
commIssKasN faEnCEiAETs.

IOHN W. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP !.
Fling and COMMISSION MERCHANT No.
Goyernor street, Richmond, Va, ipost-ofice
company, for New York; Inman Line. for LiY-
sefpooi; Anchor Lame, for Glasgow. National
Llhe. Tor Liverpool. js "a i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-01

Again we are receiving large shipments If nfs
end desirable DRY GOODS, sucn rs are usually
tound in a hrst-class dry goods establishment, al
the very lowest prices, or which We mention
few-yiZ:
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KlCnmoSD, FREDERICKSBURG AN3 POToMACl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
SRCRETARY'S OFFICE,
" ~ IL III pND, '
Al MEETING.

The thrty-ninth annual melting Of the stock
hoI ders cfthe Ficl moud, Frederick sbu e and po-
tonne Railroad Company will be held at the
on WEDN ESDa ! the 18th day OF November, lS7l
at IL O'Clock A. III. j. Is. WlNSTON,
or al-td Secretary.