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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-25

HARTFORD INSURANCE LOSSES AND FRO
FIrs.-A Hartford (Conn.) lel'tr-writer
saws: "Many instances have come to my
knowledge where people In humble Cir
cumstances have lost their all by the failure
of the companies that have gone under.
In one instance miliner in this city had
put every cent she could save for years into
Stock, which had paid her handsome divl-
dends, but now her entire 5000 of savings
has gone. Aud our most conservative and
careful business men are among the heavi-
est losers" 1t is explained that the Hart
ford insurance interest has been for years
one of the most prosperous and profitable.
AS an illustratration of which 1t is stated
that Gin recent law suit it became neces.
sary to determine the present value of $265
of stock in the Hartford Fire Insurance
Company, which was alleged to have been
misappropriated In 1851, twenty years ago.
A careful computation by the referees OF
the value of the stock, with all the divi'
dends that have been paid to date ut COM
pound interest, showed the enormous ae.
cumulation Of S44, ,OO0."
rIf the stockholders have pocketed money
all the time at the same rate, they ought to
make good all the losses,l
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V1Rc1s1ANs ABgoAp.-Tbef following pir,
pinians travelling In Europe are reported
as IS registered in the places named on the
5th OF October: ,.,,,
Miss E.V. Mason, IS Rue Boissy d Anglas'
Paris; WI Groat, of Lexington, at Lang;
ham Hotel, London A. ID. Hamilton ana q
family, at Queens Hotel, London l. q; : B b
Stearns and wife, of Richmond. at 23 Ben.
tinck, London Mrs. J. NJ. Bennett, MISS
J." Bell, and Miss L. Strickland, oi klch'
mo,id. at Buden- Baden.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN MARSHALL
WARD.-There was tirSt.rate meeting of
the Conservatives of Marshall Ward at
Springfield Hall last night, and the Conser-
vatives of Church and Union Hills and
Rockets showed by their enthusiasm that
they will do their whole duty OH the 7th OF
November.
Eloquent and Interesting speeches were
delivered by MeSSrs. T. II. Wynne, Will
liam Lovenstein, J. Thompson Brown, w.
S. Gilman, and John Turpn.
Mr.. Z. b. Lipscomb presided. This ward
is alive, and there will be no scratching.
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JOB PRINTING.-We call the attention OF mers
chants, clerks OF courts, sherIfs, lawyers, rail-
road, steamship and canal officers and agents, and
all others having orders for printing, TO the facili-
tic, offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsTAB.
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
Of all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice Cards, Bil-Heads, Letter-Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show
Bills, Checks, Drafts &c. &C., &c. Subtraction
Ruaranteed.
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has appealed

INJUNCTION GRANTED AGAINST THE City.
Judge Fitzhugh on yesterday rendered his
decision in the case OF Poe, trustee, us. the
city Of Richmond, which was an applica-
tion for an injunction restraining the city
from the enforcement of an ordinance pro-
yiding for the widening of Franklin street.
The application was sustained.
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MARIaH INrKELYssENC,,1,,
PORT OF RICHAcND. OcroBER a, ls7,,
80 AHprvHr ss.s. 4 49, Z ss'


chm banad,mar John Sylvester, clifford Norfolk mar.
Ers, g51no 5no passeugess, L. B. Tatum q Co. J "a
scbonna.s e, HaIlcck, Briggs, Baltimore,
iron. Snyter Norris, Eudstns, Bsttmose, Dig
seboonneerr v. M. Martin, Nsylor. Yor.oit, salt.
bsrss -. mouth, Anderson, Albany, im-
saons ssssaonsr Entsrpr,s., - sysi,,.u.,au-. ,h..,
giles. < q. Carter, asnny. Norfoik. sSin.
wsssso wssseosss ss:so s;na. E,wooa. New FORK
dr'sn 'noEnsr Snss, WILLIAM Mcgee. woo..an s,1-.,
0tisI usIl onn ~neaI Haxal q CO: "oo'sens Ak1sn-
- Ssl'on, s. Roas Albany, lumber.
Steamer Isaac Ben, Biaksm.n r.,
cnanalse ana PASSENGERS, John NJ Wx.L.Vcfx. nee.
Steamer George B. Upton, Robertss ~ ~ -.
merchandtse and passengers, virrinia M ~ xosa.
and Packed Company. - A>'00~lA'os0ip
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kfnx's MN. ns.-
chandise and passengers. ,-!l."A''y A'0t- :
schooner Sarah Louisa, Patterson, James
river. ~
schooner John II. Mabel, -, James river. rail-.
road ties, Curtis 3 Parker.
Echooner Mary and Francis, McAndrews Cifv
Point, TO load for Trenton, N. j. 5tg ~ :
Schooner W. T. Byrne, Applegarthe, Washing
ton, Jur.is q Parker. a1-t'r ..l.. saatar :"
Schooner Eugenie, Hall, James river, light.
Schooner CoQuette. McHamara, Baltimore vtd
ChtckAh ominy, Curtis & Parker. GG@'af.
CLEARED FOR THIS Port.
BALTIMoRK, October 1sS-SOhooner Morto
csroi;na, eofgaa
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN HENRIco
CoUNTy.-A rally Of the Conservative party
of Henrico was held on Monday, the 23d
instant, ut Bakers store, in Varlna town.
ship. The meeting was addressed by Henry
A. Atkinson Jr., William Hancock, ii. j.
Smith, and others. The utmost harmony
prevailed. 1t can safely be said that the
Conservatives of Henrico county are fully
aroused, and that on the 1th OF November
next they will roll up large majority for
the Conservative candidates.
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All of the children should 90 and buy ticket,

From personal knooledae we pronounce DR..
STEEL an accomplished dentist, skilled in the
latest improvements of his profession, and most
obliging kindly, and courteous gentlem an. When
our friends 90 to Richmond they cannot do better
than to consult him In all cases where his art Is
needed Piedmont Virgintan.
DIR. STEEL Is 30 well known that we need only
refer our readers to his card, which appears In
our Issue OF to-day.
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WYMAN's MATINEE.-P Professor Wyman has
very kindly consented to give m atinee on Friday
afternoon at oclock to one Of the religious socl
eties fthis city,. ..
Tickets to the matinee may be found at all the
bookstores. A!eo at Wood 4 Sons, A. II. Robins,
and Bodeker & Dade's drug stores T. H. El!ett's
feed store, 4lO Fifth street, and at Andrew Pizzl-
MIS-. Z.
III of the children shnull 90 and buy q ticket.
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At the Dollar store, corner Ninth and Main
Streets are to be found those excellent ladies' lea
iher travelling-bags that you see so many use
Their assortment of goods far exceed our expec-
tatlon. They have nearly everything you may
want. They have the best assortment Of slippe. 8
and cushion patterns In the city. An elegant new
leather fan can he got there.
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LYME 4 BROTHER will sell at d P. II. the four
story brick tenement No. 600, on the west line
OF Seventh street between Clay and Leigh.
PAINE & co. will sell at 10 A. II. dry goods,
boots and shoes, clothing. &c.
LEE h GODDIN will sell at P. NJ three build
fng lots on Twenty. ninth and Franklin streets
Also, ,hrfe building lots on the eastern side
of Twertieth street at its Intersection with
Grace s'fset,
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A THIEF FoILED-A colored man step
ped into Spence's yesterday, and having
priced q number of articles, while the
salesmen were engaged put a blue coat
under his arm and was about to leave the
store with it. One of the proprietors caught
him in the act, and broke 4 hickory stick
on his head.
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GOOD NAME.--That fortunate man who
adopted for the name OF hls photograph gallery
that OF the immortal LEE has been forum ate In
decd; and Judging from the pictures lie Is p'o-
ducIng, he Is, RS far as human SIX II will permit
sustaining that noble name, he LEE" gallery.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFIoE OCTOBER "a, lSIl.-
Mrs. George Davis. Norfolk, Va; n. l..
Holyoke: Miss Kennedy, Brunswick coun-
ty, Va; i. A. Booker, New York; Thos'
j. Hill, Baltimore, Md.
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Sylvester rhe ecu eity last evening by the steamer
the above Ioaaes Ind received by q deputation Of
seaptaln vannerson was thirty
o. age and leaves a widow and ,s'sns s,y years
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CHARGED WITH THBFT.-Mariah Wash
ington was arrested last evening by Ser
geant Hall, on the charge Of stealing S15 in
currency from Muhala Harris. After reach
ing the station-house she acknowledged
that she had taken the money and spent it..
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PERsoNAL.-General Edward johnson =, :,
Chesterfield, was in the city yesterday. "
His .Excellency Governor Walker, in
company with bis aid Colonel OwenaJ and
Attorney-General Taylor, leave the city
this morning to attend the Danyille Fair.
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CUSTOM WORK.-E. b. SPENCE & SON. at 13c0
Ain street, having on hand large lot OF season.
able clolhs, cassmeres, and vrstiDgl, and good
cutters and skilled wOrkmen, are iully prepared
to do all kinds of custom work ia the very latest
style and at moderate prices
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SKATING CARNvAL.-A grand skating
carnival Is announced to take place at the
Assembly Hall on next Tuesday; night.
This will be the first of the season, and II
may be safely predicted that it will be o
brilliant affair.
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We can justly say that "B Select," a brand Of
whIskey sold by Messrs. W. u. BLAIR & co, cor
uer Ninth and Main streets, Richmond. is the most
popular brand now in Virginia. We can easily
understand that, however, as its price is only
S2 50 per gallon, and Its quality 50 superior.
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The two regular kerosene accidents came
off on the Goth instant, by which Mrs. Mary
Ann Donnelly, 10 Newark, N. j., and Mrs.
Mary Mcconnell, In Philadelphia, were
burned to death.
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GREAT EXCITEMENT.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT DRY g )ODS
BARGAINS! BARGAIESl:
now to he hsd at
JULIUS SYCLE'S, dlI BROAD STREET.

Again we are receiving large shipments OF new
aud desirable DkY GOODS, such as are usually
found In flrst-ciaSs dry goods establishment, at
the very lowest prices, OF which We mention q
tew-yiZ:
Beautiful Velvet ems, all colors, at soc. to 81 25
Black Velveteens, handsome as silk from Doc. to
o. per yard Heavy Black silks at &l.s0. 81 to -,
worth double Colored Silks and SILK Popline, all
colors. extremely low; Empress Cloths and Pop
Inns, all crlors, very cheap; Black Alpacas, Is, 80,
40, and soc. to $3.50. silk warp; Bomba zines and
Black Merinos, cheaper than ever Long and
SQuare Mourning Shawls, from e& to $i5; Striped
and Plaid Woollen shawls, all styles, all prices
Plaid, Plain, and Striped Operx Flannels all CO.
lors full line OF ofFannels-white. red, gray, and
yellCw-from 2sc. up to 81, the cheapest In the
city White Blankets, Colored Blankets. Com
forts. and Quilts. at less than wholesale prices; /;
come aud see them : what bargains Cassfmeres
aud Cloths for Men and Hoys, all grades, from
CSC up - % per yard; Gents Under Garments,
the best stock in the city. and for less Inonty !;
Ladies' Under Garments: Misses and Chldren,s
ditto very cheap: Kid Gloves for 76c. worth Sl.25
at 81 25 worth So; Berlin Gloves, all kinds Of
Gloves cheap; Furs, Furs, for Ladies, Misses, and
Children, the cheapest ever offered in this city.
Come one, cone all, and get bargains. +.
JULIUS SGCLE, AIS Broad street.
store closed on Saturday. oc 81
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RoBBED.-A lady while standing on the
platform Of the Petersburg railroad depot
last evening had herpocket picked Of about
500. The thief made his escape.
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Cosv1crs REcRlyED.-The following con-
viets were received al the penitentlary yes
terday: uo,rv odi.
neal Ieolored), eighteen years, for murder
in the second degree.
From city Of Alexandria: James NJ; n Aus rs
tin. three wears, for bigamy, and W. d;
Pinkney (eolored), five years. for grahu
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ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION FOR cu,c,os
Benjamin Lodge, No. SO, 10, Rig1oI.-- Rn D.
donated the sum Of fifty dollars ~ ~" .' ss nas
fsrers Of the Chicago fire.- ~ S"e sui
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SEMI-ANNUAL WAsH1Na.-The semi.an.
nual washing of the Richmond Fire De-
partmeDt will take place on Monday after.
noon next, October 30 just in time to be
witnessed by large number OF strangers,
who will be In attendance upon the State
of
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-25

POLICEMAN APPoINTED.-At a meeting of
| the Board OF Police Commissioners, held
on Monday, Mr.. E. G. Tyler was appointed
on The police force to fill vacancy in the
middle district.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade in
any portion or the country should advertise In the
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLTsoN Il Co. will
take advertisements and have them inserted at
publishers rates.
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"B Select" Whiskey, at WALTER d. BLAIR
Co.'s, corner of Ninth and Main streets, Is pure
medicinal article. Price 81 so per gallon.
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Harpes's Bazar, Freside, Ledger, and
Weekly received from Ellyson Il Taylor,
next TO Dispatch office.
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FLLTsoN & TAYLOR, 1l1s Main street, sell all
the books used in the public schools OF the city
and State at the very lowest rates.
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Parents about TO enter their chill dren in school
can procure all the necessary books from KLLY-
SON & TAYLOR, Main street.
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ELECTION TIcKETs.-The Dispatch printing
house is the place TO have your election tickets
printed promptly aud at low rates.
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FLKCTIoS TICKsTs.-Candidates can have their
tickets printed neatly, cheaply, and promptly at
the Dispatch printing-house.
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n. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
patch building, will receive advertisements and
have them inserted In any Journal Of the country
at regular rates
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-25

Rememember that for all kinds Of cloLhlGg and
gentlemen's furnishing goods T.. B. SPENCE 4
SONS, 1900 Main street, ~ the place.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

ELECTION TIcKETs.-Send your orders for elec.
tion tickets TO the Dispatch printlng.h0use.
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OFFICE. NO. TENTH STREET.

A>3 SNYDER, President and Superintendent
Works;
klcHhKI, IkBY, First VIce-Prcsldent and Su-
lvriu,,udrut Sales;
". {. t. NIGHT, SECOND Nice-Prcsident:
4 4. nA>klAS, Treasurer and StcIelaiy.
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School books Of every grade may be. found al
ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's, lIle Main street.
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LIME AND GEM MEKT.


me, LIME, LIME-125 barrels
ROCKVILLE OK WILSON LINE, now In
St"ie aud regular scmi-weekly supplies con-
'"urt county, Va
DILLON, ELLETT Il CO.,
"c ~ Manufacturers, 1903 Dock ST.
lME AND CEMENT, 800 barrels
toCkLAND IL r daily expected per
bchoouer Florence Fuqua
-" barrels ROCkLAND LIME In store;
=" barrels celebrated Hoffman ROSENDALE
tKnrET:
''I barrels JAMES RIVER CEMENT.
For sa!. by foe 81 A. B.. LEE.
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AN INSIGNIFICANT number If black and
white races made an attempt at a "pow-
WOW" in front Of the City Hall last night.
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BOOTS, SHOES, dc.
VNO CITY AND t.
aa0 CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.

We have now on hand full stock Of
DESIRABLE AND sEASONABLE BOOTS
AND SHOES
from priced goods up to the finest gooas
made, In ALL SIZES.
Most Of our goods are MADE EXPRESSLY FOR
US. and we can recommend the same with conf-
dence. viii be pleas q to show our goods. Our
PRICES ARE LOW-our TERMS LIBERAL.
DISCOUNT FOR CASH.
s.. MARCUS HARRIS 4 BROTHER,
ocfe No, 1923 Main street, neSr Pearl.
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Fancy and toilet articles chesp ut SCOTS
Church Hfl drug store, Twenty-fflh and Broad
streets.
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LOAN OFFICES.

FAKE NOTICE.-The LOAN BUSI-
-, ktSS formerly conducted by II. Harris &
hfrther, al 1854 Main street, up stairs, Will be
e"ItlGued as heretofore
hnsanceE made On diamonds, watches 1ewelrY,
az, &C., from u TO III, 600. oc 20-s.a
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DEpanrUREs OF sTEaMERs.

FOR NEW YORK.zThe Oh> >$6eA
CANT side-wheel steamship NIAGARA, Captain
WALLER, will san on FRIDAY, October II, at
O'Clock p. IL. 'lslu]si n, E,sls 4
Freight received until p. NJ.
Through bills OF ladlng signed and good1 for.
varded with dispatch TO all points--notth, south,
east, and west. Close connections made with On.
uerd line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, al2 steerage, %: rount-trip tickets, efs.
For freight or passage, apply TO =
JOHN w. WYATT, AGENT
oc2s g. No. Governor street.
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ACTING TRFAsuRER.-In the absence OF
Mr.. RYE, Mr.. John S. Rady will act as otate
Treasurer,
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NOTARY PUBLIo.-Governor walker mas
appointed Robert Crutchheio noIafy
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EOR NEW YORK. Virginia 4HFA
l. Steamship and Packet Company
elegant steamship WILLIAMP. CLYDE, Captain
DREW, Will leave her ~harf at Rockets on ERI.
DsY, October 9Th, at 4 PM.
Connecting with steamers for Hartford, Nor
wlch, S.onlngton, FAN river, and Boston from
same pier. ,.u 5Gg,@ 3 C-s-' I-
Close connections and through bills lading given
TO all southern, eastern; and western pisces also
70 Europe aud Australia. ,l.s .C4 'r.utt
Fare, $s; meals and state-rooms, extra.
For freight or passage, apply to-" 2 -. !, K
d. j. BUkR, President.
l2lI Main street.
WASHINGTON & Co., Agents, Pier Il North River
ok.as
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\ . " L + 4 d l i!
u.g or TIKI MOST SALEABLE BOOKS OF
THE SEASON

,..c ,.l-IThRS' GUIDE To RICHMOND
AND VICINITY,
, nrsrlnY sketch or The city notices OF All Inc
r....!..si places "r interest ana historic note :
.r,.,prv Of the c!urclcs, charitable m"tltn'ions'
So, ,rag,t benevolent orders, and much other
y,.vs'lr tuiuim.l!cu :" The cltZeh or tourist
,~-worS IS cmN,ll>tcd with IN engraved title
rs.r IN accrra;. map, and ine views OF the Cap
fl, Washington Monument Libby Prison, and
s,.iuli.'s Church.
t'-sc,. FIFTY CENTS. Liberal discounts 10 the
.saac.
.var ATTENTION OF ROOKSELLERS IN
Ett.rtNuSD AND OF NEWS AND BOON
t,,,.Is t,& RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT
l!hr~ Is PARTICULARLY CALLED 40
BENJAMIN BATES,
Ne. 100! Main street, Richmond, Va,
t,la Bookseller and Publisher.
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| nlN>OLUTION.-The o-partnership ex-
II Istinr under the name OF AVERY 4 CO., and
,,!s day been dissolved by mutual consent and all
collections VIII be made and all Indebtedness be
PAD hyJ. r Avery, III the office OF avery & Co.,
=. Main street. j. E. AVERY,
SLFTkMEER l5TH ISL. Id. ii. MAYO.
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rHARLOTTESNILL
v WOOLLEN MILLS.
The high standard of these celebrated mills is
fully maintained in the
FALL STYLES OF HEAVY wOOI.LENS,
FOR
THE TRADE OF 1871,
with decided Improvement in finish OF some pat
terms, For sale In Richmond by
THOMAS X. PRICE K CO.,
DUCKWALL h ROUSS,
LEVY BROTHERS,
org CARDCZO, FOURQUREAN 4 co.
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= Il l r S FL
ee7 BROAD STRRET.

am now ready TO show TO the public one OF The
best stocks of DRY GOODS In the city, st prices
which VIII defy competition, such as
GROSS GRAIN SILK at so;
All c0lors WO0I. EMPRESS CLOTH at eoc.;
CoRDE0 and STRIPED AIPAC CAS- at CSC;
A variety OF PLAIDS 1T 80, S5c. and upwards
A full line OF FANCY and PLA1E-COLORED
JAPANESE ROBES;
SILK STRIPES at 75c.:
The be Soc BLACK ALPACA In the city;
BLACK, GOLD.MIXEO. GREEN. BROWN,
and MAROON WAT A1EkpROOF SUITlNGS
INFANT ROB - ut ~ and q,
and many other DESIRABLE GOODS.
oct 1s S. HIRSH, e27 Broad street.
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COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA, October "a, is71
CPECIAL NOTICE.-After SUNDAY.
~ october 10Th, The Sunday dfty-cent excarsion
and the Sa dsy once ollar excursion tickets will
be DISCUNTIaUED, and the regular fare on all
trains will be resumed. II. b. KASEY,
oc asst General Ticket and Freight A gent.
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IT VIk 7 ENS Ut StVlIH Z IU'I NVT

IIFALtEs II AMERIVAN 4 y IRVNS.
lHtcaGinc - DO only wholesale business, We
Ic-r suth goods rs We have for the retail trade 1T
!r'!acci prices 10 close them out.
NHbLkSALE ORDERS from prompt and cash
"oairrs VIII he tilled prices low can be OBJ
aiinH north. An experience OF twenty years In
suiptS!ur tir southern markets will, We trust,
sail'iy Ali that we can meet the views or all who
atr di-pptrd tu Trade with us. ocS I'm
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WE HAVE NOW RECEIvED8
w an, fni, fall supply Of G ENT'S HAhp-XS
sEMkD BOOTS sHSssH iGa ai styles
ana = IT, ,,ssii.fas Ri,YS' and CHItDREN,S WEAK
Of test make. Also. TRUNKS. VALlsEs' anu
SATUHEIs. Give US . call. =, cpuup
"AHu"' 1868 Main street.
oc lo.sm between Thirteenth and E0uFteshta'
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Tbs company having purchased the interest OF
Say,!-r lrhy otter 10 the trade, Of their own
G.auUiaC.uic
TuUktNG and HEATING STOVES,
FROhTS. CRATES. and FENDERs,
HULLGW-WARE, SADlhONS, amt FIRE
DOGS.
AEtfiIIt trlIRAL CASTINGS, such as
iran Fronts for stores and public buildings,
u inflow CAPS aud SiliS.
silrcas"s, Gircers, Arca-Lights,
Brackets, Neutllators, &c, &C.;
Nrranu abs, Balconies,
Iron Rail!ngs for yards and cemeteries.
LIcst!ngs &c:
Galvanized Iron Cornice, plain and orns-
lneHttd;
W!n@"w Caps ard snls and Quoins,
Brackets, &c ,&c.;
SlrSCH TRAPS, COAL CHUTES,
DRAIN fItE,
HYDkANT CASES and PLUMBERS' CAST
LEiTfR PIPE, &C.
>tHCUL-DLskS-Prim intermediate. and
Grammar sZes, or best material and most APP
Ffpy,l style.
INpi,nPFRS DE Sro'r(,H pIG.JRON
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81 M,. Tor catalogue.

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