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Not orce or twice in orr rough island story
The Path Of auty was the wayto glory
He that walks n only thiTsting
Dor the right and learns 10 deaden
Love II self before his Journey closes.
Tie shall hEd the stubborn thistle bursting
Into glossy puppies, which outredden
Ap yoluptuCus garden roses.
Mt cree or twice IN cur fair island story
Th2 path Of duty VAS the way 20 glory.
He that ever following her commands,
Grvith toll If heart, and knees. and hands,
Through the long gcTge 90 the fair light, has won
His pslh upward and prevailed,
shah ind the toPPiing crags q Duty scaled
Are chose up1n the shining table lands,
To which our GOD himself is moon and sun.
Alfred TsaBySoa.
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A YELLOW went 70 the house OF Mrs. Greg
DRY, In philadelphia. and told her that her son
had his employer OF 600, and the money
had all been recovered but SIS, and IL she would
pay that amount over 10 him nothing would be
said about It. She handed $50, all the money
she had, TO the fellow, only to find, In the course
Of few hours, that she had been swindled.
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WATER FOR CULINARY PuRPosfs.-The
chemical and physical condition Of water used
for culinary purposes has much 10 do with
health, and Is perhaps the oftenest overlooked
by the physician In searching for the cause of
sickness. We must not suppose that water is
lead or other metals; there are different sources
Of contamination, which produce the most
serious disturbances upon the system. Some OF
these are very obscure and difficult Of detection.
The senses of taste and smell not To be relied
upon In examinations, as IL often happens that
water entirely unit for use Is devoid of all
physical appearances calculated to awaken sus-
picion.-Prpf. NicAofs. 80
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A REMARKABLE MURDER Casa Wife and
Too Children Murdered By Neighbors-TAs Hus-
band Warned IN Dredm-Tks Assdssins Shot
Dedd-The Richmond Wing of Tuesday has an
account of a brutal murder committed across the
border, In Wilkes county, North Carolina, a few
days since, and the circumstances of which are
not little remarkable, 1t appears that gem
tleman, residing in that county, a few DAYS pre-
yious TO the murder sold TO asneighbor a tract Of
land, for which he received 81 900 In cash. Bust
ness calling him away from home soon after, he
left the money with his WIFE On returning ne
stopped over night with q friend living some ten
or twelve miles distant from home. In the night
he dreamed that some men had entered hts house,
murdered his wife and two children, stolen his
money, and destroyed his property. He became
uneasy and restless, and requested pedler who
was stopping at the house with him to accompany
him stonce TO his home, for he feared there WAS
a reality In the dream. On arriving, 70 his horror
he found his wife and family. murdered, and two
men sitting at table counting out! the money
he had left. He and the peddler being armed,
Immediately fired upon the men and killed them.
The assassins turned out TO be the neighbor who
had bought the land, andthe neighbours son.
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SHELF GOODS

UOOOO
In great variety, and we name in part:
BALM OF LIFE-Prof. Cookt-A Luxury.
CHOW-CHOW-Crosse acknowledgements,
PICCALILLI-Crosse& acknowledgement
CAULIFLOWER-Crosse& Blackwell's-Imported.
MIXED PICKLES ditto Imported
WHITE ONIONS ditto Imported.
GHERKINS- ditto Imported.
GHERKINs-J. T. Mortons-Imported.
0w-CHow-J. T. Morton s-Imported.
PECCALILLI-J. T. Morton 's--Imported.
GHERKINs-tround bottles, large and small } NJ.
II. Leveness 4 Co.-American
OLIyES-Imported and American
WORCESTERSHIRE sAUCE-Imported.
CATSUP-Full assortment.
OILS-Imported and American.
LEIBY's EXTRACT OF BEEF.
MARMALADES.
CONDENSED MILK-Eagle and Monumental
brands.
DAT MEAIs-scotch and Canadian.
HUCKINs SANDWICH MEATS for Pic-Nics-
Ham, Tongue, Lobster, &C., &c.
Also, CANNED oYSTERS-Very fine, convenient
for Pic Mics
HUCKIN's PARKER HOUSE SOUPS
s. TOMATO,
MOCK TURTLE.
&C., &C., &C, &C. &c.
MUSTARD.
All the celebrated imported brands.
RAISINS, NUTS, ETC,
Loring Bros LAYER RAIs1Ns,
ssBlack Basket 90
Dehesaas, very fine and large,
ALMONDs-Soft Shell,
ALMONDS-Paper Shell,
1 WALNUTS-Frsnch,
wALNUTS-Naples, very fine, 7 .r.
| PECANS,
PEANUTS,
| FILBERTS, ..rf r,
PRATT,S ASTRAL OIL,
PURE CIDER VINEGAR,
CHOICE DRIED BEEF.
In fact, we make specially Of the ~ IL.
FAMILY TRADE,
and make it our study to furnish the Gerry bsa OF
everything the way Of family supplies generally
Our facilities for buying and freighting unsur-
passed, and We guarantee to sell low any other
house in the city, also to give the articleeEaliy
and qsasiify-as represented, or NoSKy REFUNDED.
ELPHoNzo roUNGs q co.,
GROCERs.
MASONIC TEMPLE,
NINTH s1nxs..
Opposite Patent oneA
ELPHoszo YouSGs, WIN. Il. SEARS.
jeSetf
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COFFEE.

SYRUPS.
SILVER DRIPS-Stevart's
WHITE DRIPS-Stewart's
WHITE DRIPS-Moller's Diamond Brand
AMBER DRIPS.
GOLDEN SYRUP.
MERCHANTS SYRUP.
All at exceedingly Low Bates
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oil SUIT AT OAK HALL.
Men, when they meet
Upon the street,
And stop to greet,
Always say
HAVE YOU SEEN THE Sl1 SUIT AT
OAK HALL
FULL SUIT,
COAT, PANTS and VESTS,
In Chesterfield Sack or Derby, at
Sill.
While we make the eli Suit speciality, we claim
20 have the
Most Complete, Varied and Best Selected Stock of
Fine, Fresh, Fashionable, Faultlessly fitting
Garments in or out Of this City for
MEMS, YOUTHS AND BOYS WEAR
OAK HALL,
]. II. SMITH d CO.,
CLOTHIERS AND TAILORS. jel5-lm
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~ssHow isour hair 10 be arranged this season.
An unsettled question Is yet, ladies. Authorities
The long chatelaine braids are definitely abolish
ed however, and someting new Is the coronet
braid worn on the top Of the head. a.
UThe people Of Cincinnati who love beer,
and cannot take joke, but literally construe
every law or command, are alarmed lest the
MAYORS order 10 stop the movement Of beer on
wheels during Sunday means 70 deprive them
of the privileges Of the horse-cars.
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MOLASSES.
NEW 0RLEANS-Genuine
PORT RICO-Very Fine.
ENGLISH ISLAND and several other grades which
can only be appreciated by examining
price and quality.
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NARROW ESCAPE OF AN Administrations
gives this incident of life in Paris under the
Commune: Cries for help, by women in distress,
were heard at about haffpast eleven on Thurs,
day night, from cab, which was being driven
at gallop along the Rue Richelue. A captain
Of the army rushed forward and seized the horse
by the bride, stopped the vehicle, notwith-
standing the resistance Of the driver, who fog
ged both the animal and the oficer. Two ladies
then alighted, and one, who proved TO be Nine.
Guyon, Of the Theatre Francois said that the
cabmsn had refused TO drive her home, and
after striking her several times with his whip.
had said that 'he would take her to the Bate,
nolles to be hanged" and, in fact, was driving
her rapidly IN that direction when stopped The
man was handed over to the police.
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BUTTER.

YELLOW GOSHEN and ether lower grades. a.
very low prices.
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SUMNER SHoWERs,-Summer showers fire.
quently Overtake persons and "wet them to the
skim ii is then safer TO walk steadily and ran
idly on, until the clothes become dry again.
than to stop under shelter and remain there
still until the storm Is over. II home is reached
while the clothing Is yet wet, take some hot
drink instantly, pint or more; go to the kitchen
fire, remove every garment, rub the whole body
with coarse towel or flannel, put On wooden UNI
der-clothing, get into bed, wrap up warm. and
take another hot drink: then 90 TO sleep, IL at
night; if in daytime, get up in an hour, dress,
and be active for the remainder of the day
Suppose you sit still, In the damp clothing: in a
few minutes chilliness is observed, the cold
"strikes IN" and next morning there is a violent
cold, or an attack Of pleurisy, or pneumonia,
which If not fatal in a week often requires weeks
short, sharp rule should be, III the clothing gets
wet, change instantly, or work or walk actively,
briskly, until perfectly dry.-Hasss JoarraI Of
EealH. ~ =
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As VIII be seen 10y the above list our stock com
prises sixteen different varieties, of which we have
alarge supply now on hand, and are constantly re-
ceiving fresh invoices and our facilities for obtain
ing and receiving the such as that we have
no hesitancy in asserting that able to compete
fully with any house this side of New York.
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SOAPS.
NEW YORK CITY'-Babbitts
. BEST"-Babbitt's.
SOAP POWDER-Babbitt's
ANEW YORK CITY'-C B. JeweIls
"LAUNDRY''-C. u. Jewell's
"ORIENTAL"-C. b. JEWELS
CHEMICAL OLIyEn-C. B. JEWELS.
"TALLOW"-Key's.
"ELECTRICn-Dobbins'
prize MEDAL"-Myrtle Soap Co,NY
As also large assortment Of Colgate Il Co. g. and
other TOILET SOAPS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

GENERAL SHERIDAN A MURDERER.-lt Is
reported that General SHERIDAN Is to be
indicted for the murder OF ColoGel GRos-
vENoK, Of Chicago, who was shot by SOL
der acting under SHEElEAN'S orders, or
those of one OF his subaltcrns. SHERIDAN
had no sort Of right to establish military
rule in Chicago. He has just as much
right to 20 to New York, Philadelphia, or
any other city, to-day, aud establish the
same sort Of rule. The fact that there had
been a fire in Chicago OF course gave him
no powers additional to those he had pre-
yiuusly possessed. But SHERIDAN is like
GRANT-bc is II stupid ass outside of his
profession of arms. He knows no law. He
has no respect for other peoples rights,
not knowing, indeed, that other people
have any rights. lie has no idea that he
acted wrong In causing Colonel GRosvE-
NoK's dcath--no more than GRANT has that
he violated the Federal Constitution IN
su>penting the privilege of the writ OF
h0bcas corpuS in South Carolina. Both
acted in ignorance. But what Is to become
OF the country which places such men i'll
positions in which they can thus deprive
people of their dearest rights-nay, kill
then-with impulity?
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IL v~x-f1
Twxxp VS.. GRaNr.-WnIAM M. 1Rshp
!. y;,,aIn undoubtedly thief at the best,
:, AN utterly unscrupulcus man. lct
T has been guilty of no crime com q,
,,sran,c With that Of General GnAsT IN
suspenalng the privilege OF tne WE, Wl''
If habeas corpus In South caiollna'
Nv as much as the soui Is supp. .
r,or to the body is GRANT q greater
. .r;n,ns, than TWEED. TWEED stole money
,..,xr steals the peace, the happiness, the
nronerty. the time, and the money OF 10.
nocent men, women, and children. II
TWEED deserves punishment, how much
sorer punishment does GRANT not merit
Is il not mockery for the Radical papers
to devote whole columns to the denuncta-
ton of TwEEp's small crimes at the same
time that they have not word TO say
against GRANTS much greater crimes? And
i, It not biting commentary upon Radical
rule merely to state the fact that as be-
tween GRANT and TWEED nine-tenths OF the
best men in the South would be compelled
10 vote for TWEED as the less OF two evils
TWEED might steal our money but GRANT
would steal those rights which are dearer
Ito us at least) than filthy lucrc.
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a good many merchants who lave re
solved to close their stores on Tuesday tt
give the men in their employment an OPP
portuuity to vote have given them notice
that while they admit every mans risnt &c
vote for Democrat or Rcpuoilcan' INC,
question the right TO vote for h'eoes.-He'e
York Times.
So. Here we have bold avowal that
white men are to be compelled to vote as
their employers would have them to vote !;
vet If anybody in the South were To AZ
TEMPT thus to control ncsro's vote he
would be arrested and tried, a. Tor Il crime,
before some villainous, corrupt Federal
iudgc-some judicial tool OF despot'c
ruler, Here is The Radical law, and we H.
vite the attention of The New York Demo-
Gratis to it. 1t Is in full force in that city
.'section 5. II any person shall
attempt to prevent, hinder, con-
t-ol, or intimidate any person from cXer-
clsing or in exercising the right OF suffrage
he shall be fined not less than s1oo.'>
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Tue UsURY LAw.-Thosc voters Of the
county who desire the present interest law
amended SO rs to allow only six per cent.
on money will write upon their tickets:
"Sirike from tue Constitution OF the STATE
Of Virginia the clause in reference 10 uSu
ry."-AJingdon Virginidn.
No, no. The people do not vote upor
this question directly, this year. Inc Lac
gislature must again pass upon 1t before IT,
submission to the vote of the people.
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WHICH Is TIE GREATER CRlME!-Altc1
writing yesterday the paragraph which ap'
pears in another column, pronouncIng
GRANT to be Il greater criminal than TWEED,
we came upon the following in the speech
made in Baltimore on Thursday night ny
the Hon. ". Z. WHYTE, the Democratic
candidate for Governor of Maryland:
"What shame that the talents of the
Evartscs, the Curtises, the Pierponts.
should be directed to the punishment OF
the robbers of the public treasury in New
York, while they close their eyes to The
greater crime of tho rlundcrers of public
liberty.
1.-The tinglc Of abstractcd silver can
arouse them to duty, while they are deaf to
the wall OF stranoled liberty
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
CHANGE OF scHEDULE.e~

IHANGH OF sCHEDULE.sEn
~ - ssflS
The fast and elegant side-wbeei steamer pr
SADE, Captain CHARLES NELSON, win ,osn.
her wharf at tfowhst.n Steamboat Comn,r,,'
sIed) Rockets for Kings NH aud all lapdtncs
James river at O'Clock A. a. every TUgsD1y
HURSDAY, and SATURDAY. Returning vii,
leave Kings BILL every MONDAY, WEDSys
DAY, and FRIDAY at 8 O'Clock A, NJ. .or..
Ing at al the regular landings on the river SSu
Freight received daily.
All freight to way LANDINGS must besprenas
Thursdays trips 70 Chckahominy river dscor
tinued 'u-
For further particulars, apply to Captain On
board, or to WIN. p. BRETT. Agent ~
se30 Poxhatan Steamboat she'd.
flames RIVER STEAMBOAT COM.
~ PAEY.-Steamtr John Sylvester leaves Rich
mnnd for Norfolk, Baltimore, &C., Mondsy
w. dnesdsy ard EridaY. at 81 A. NJ - s!I
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TuE LIBERAL EDIToR OF THE STATE
JoURNAL.-In a speech ut Alexandria on
Wednesday last Senator TAYLOR said that
Mr.. DANIELS, in the Office of the Radical
paper in Leesburg, had said IN the pre-
sence of two gentlemen that he was in
favor of paying the losses sustained by the
loyal citizens during the war, and would
contiScate enough rebel property to do 1t.
What says Mr.. DANIELS? Is it possible
that he, too, Is IN enemy OF the people he
seeks to represent? Is there one Of these
men whom we can trust?
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Coon MEN.-Among the delegates elect
ed to the West Virginia Convention are A..
+. RAYMOND, SAMUEL. PRICE, b. w BYRNE,
SAMUEL WOODS (these four were in the Sc
cession Convention of Virslnia), Judge
MATTHEW EDMIsToN, b. +. MARTIN, A.
BROOKS FLEMING, j. Nj. JACKSON. Judge
EvREMoNT WARD. Hon. g. j. FAULKNER,
JAMES D. ARMSTRONG, DC, &c. 1t will
reflect credit upon the new State.
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WI w. SNEAD, LOCkSMlTll, SaL-
w YER-pLaTEE- And BEL -uh NJ.
No. II NINTH STREET. Locks made - CRU,
for dwellings, sto' es, prisons, iron saies &c, an,
repaired. Bell.hrneipg done with or tnsp'
tubing. Silyer-plkting of locks, door kn9cs P,at
escutcheons,,h!nges, &C., .akeu eH ard ien,aT,
attention given 10 all repairing IN my !2e.
oc si.lw II. W. SahaD.
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PIANOS, DREAMS, &c.
DIANO-FORTES.
COLLARS. CUFFS, &c.
CARD TO THE LADIES.

IA -
MRS. J. ". Ora SGi liz respectfully announces
TO the ladies oc Richmond that size has JUL r.
ceived large assortment OF RIAL LACE afi =
PRIZE LACE ClhLAR S IHIfA1l n VA,
LEN CIEGEES COLI AIRS, LINEN tUEts a.
COLLARS, ETC., all OF 'be latcs: style, wA!ch Oh
fer at p'ices Geiytrg ccmpetlifon.
Making laces speciality, and with gn .aps-
r!ence or fifteen years in working laces. pave ~.
lected my stock with great care, ard furthermore
agree 10 do up once, free OF charge. ali laces
bought OF me during the nt xt two motifs.
Lace Collars and Sells made to oEder.
We also keep constantly u hand The la!RssI w.
sortment OF Shell, jet, snd Fancy Jewelry.
MnS. j. N SEA SSrk,
&C q &. 62l 8roSd street
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PROPOSALS..

fIHEsAPEAkE AND ONO Rail
" R0AD.--T0 CONTRACTORS FOR Cs" 80;
be received hy Inc under siyp ed Of the e5gtns.t
Office, Ia Aichmond. until !! n, NovenesI ~ ~,
ISL, for furnishing tina CRcSS.TiEe ivs ~ ~, =
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. petweea ar
shout los miles or rqat. ,,,,c
Proposals viii also be received 81 she s'ns ss,
brier and A llegh.ny DIVISIONS Plus and spec'h'
catiaus for the latleJ eau be had OF ,joE ins
kanaolph. division engineer, Waite su'P'"'
Springs. on and after October 2pth, a, 4,
after October iSshs at The eagiueer's omeSss , -
Riclmend st White Sulphur, kichmnsass Sn''
or hilisf'a Ferry. IL. ID. WHiFrOhn.r
r 90 le-tNovs Chesapeake and Ohio rsilreS .o..-.
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MhkKEElb.

At Euaeld. n. c., October IS, 1871, by the Rev.
james q. Whitfield, hr. GEUR6a w. WI sun,
OF Charles Guy County. We, {, Miss JOSIE II {.
PIERCE, or Richmond. Va.
At Victoria Furnace, Louisa county, Va, No.
MCDONNELL MCCLUhG. of Lexington, and
Miss MARY z. JORDAN, diugh,er OF l. r. Jof-
dan, Esq.
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HREREH'ES &c
MACHINE WORKS.

MACHINE WORKS:
GLyAT & AHDINGTO",
Eos. 1922, 1924, l42G, and ls2S Cary street.
aud nos. - AMI Is south l5tS street.
ri IL Mo d. 4.
we make all kinds Of ncy work In The Eta
t,fiIrIST ,INE, REAL: ALL KI&D5 OF
work We 60 In the COUNTRY 10 do al
SOSTS IF WORK IN our line. Also, make Inc
best ruRhCC MILLS ia the world, and Keep
them or II nd, Ms well rs TOBACCO SCREWa or
all kinds, Together wi II BANDS and BILL LETS,
and All ;irEicicS for the minuIlcture OF touacco.
We kt ep on land f,r sale II s.z - of
NHW and 5ECO .r-tIAI-D ENGINES,
BOfiEES, ~ W-MILLS,
GNiSE MILLS. pow AZ PUMPS,
PLATFORM SCALES,
HHhFrIHG. HANGERS, PULLlES,
GEhR sud BLVIJ WHEELS,
hpd In FACT gcuCrnl 3ssJItInclt OF al useiul AZ
tic!cs in onr line. t0.ctbc- with
JUnSOA'S Pr I II \ 4 STEh M-EAGiEE
GOVERNOR,
U:ICA ca. SrGAH GAUGES.
sRLDEN'S PArE..T ENGINE FACING,
PEaT Wives, 2LlKE VALVE6,
ThLiuT COCKS.
sF;LF-OiLI|G CUPS, for both engines ind
shifting;
FbUE CLEANH r.,
OI;I GA n 1, WkT'Gx GAUGES, SC.
Il, o. which Sell 1t reasonable prices and on
accommodating tel ms.
\. B.-Wc receive Oh consignment all kinds Of
machinery, both new and secondhand. Come
arc see uS.
oc2 SL1AT & kDDISGTQN.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

TN THE CHANCERY COURT OF THE
J. CITY OF RICHMo ND-FORD ID
CAVEI0'S ADM >1STRATRiX VS.. FOKU,S
ADMINISTRATORS, &C.-The following is an
extract from the decree enter cd In these ca scs
on the II day Of October. 1871:
That Gne OF the commissioners OF this court
take an account VI the debts against tie said
Larkin Z. Ford, deceased. or his estate, aud heir
piorities, III any"
The, parties In crested are hereby notified thgt
have fixed on TUESDAY the l4th dry Of Eoyem-
Der, 1871, st IL O'Clock e., as the Time anu INV
office, on Eleventh street be .ween Main and
Rsnk streets, In the CITY OF Richmond as the
place, 10 execute tue said decree and to receive
proof OF said debts. B.. hU oTIN SMITH,
ocfs-Eaw Commissioner.
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The TRUE KNIGHT for November con-
tsins variety OF articles interesting to the
new brotherhood Of Pythias. Published
by HANDY & HAWKINS, Richmond.
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SOMETHING NEW.
CHEAPEST AND HANDsoME5T PLhlDs.
We have just opened splendid lot ofthe cheap
es. and han.isomest PIaid Dress goods IN the city.
We are selling very handsome Plaid In the pat
tern at 22c worth 30c. beautiful all-wcol PIaios
at a7c.. worth SOC. everywhere the very finest aud
handsomest all wool Plads nj Soc, worth 75c the
very fiuest Black Gro Grain pre's Elk ct Sl'5,
worth 80 at wholesale Brown and Bleachcd Cot
tom yard wide, good article, at l9sc& (do noe iail
TO lock at this cotton for II Is really handsome j
good Gallo for Comforts st only &C.. heavy (dou-
b'e) all-wool shawls ct Sic5 to $3.50; ! trimming
Velvetccus: Trimming Satins aad Silks; beautiful
all-woo mouslns at only $50, worth Soc, dihcr-
cut coiors- these arc real bargains: thar!ot,es-
vile aud other Cassimerc5 we are selling Sood
Cashmere (McItou inish) at 5oc., suitable Tor
small boys Mems hest Brown British cocks NJ
sc. Ladies' British Hose at CSC. Gtnts Furnish
Ing goods ofsvoryk nd elegant Saratoga TRUNKS
from SIS up look ut cur Kid Gloves at i5t.
DUGkWALL & RGUSS
Mr.. f. A. WYNN formerly OF MIR. Jobn y.
Woodfn's) has connected hIm-elf with our house,
and wi II be glad TO see his friends
oc o5 DUCKWiLH s. EOUSS.
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RY- MORE NEW AND ELEGANT
DRY GOODS.
TO CITIZENS AND STRANGERS COMING
TO THE FAIR.

4. X. PRICE CO. are again IN market, and
by steameIs and express daily are adding largely
10 .hei- extensive ste OK OF STAPLE and FANCi
GOODS. Every no-elty IN the dress line is now
coming; also, CLOAKS ard SHAWLS for fall
and winter, In endless variety.
Plain aid Plaid ret ch and Irish Poplins,
Diagonal Poplins, every shade and quality
Cashmeres and Merinos, all qualities;
Black Gro Grain and Bonnet Silks, low bar
gains;
Fancy Colored Silks, plain and striped;
Ottomans, Satin Lustrcs, entirely new;
Empress Cloths,
Henrietta Cloths, BombazIne Cloth.
IN MOURNING GOODS:
Velours and FREE CHI Poplins Ottomans,
Tam,se, I'm pe ratTice Gro De Nice,
Gro De Athens, Double Mohttrs AIpacas,
Bomb zines French and fnglishl.
Grape Cloths, Grape Wells, Grape Collars, &c.
IN SrkPLFS:
Blankets, Fiannels, Linens. Cotton and Linen
Sheetings, Uamssk. Towellings. Cloth, CASH
msres, Vestmgs, Gents and Ladies' Shirts and
Drawers. Socks, Stockings. Bosoms. &C., &c.
All of which will be sold at FIN I'll profits and
every article guaranteed of best quality. No sps-
cia list Of ices given, but let sensible people
Judge for themselves. T. X. PRICE It CO,
ccl7 ll0l Main, corner Eleventh street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

me- FOR TABLE USE AND. SICK.
EEhs.-BecelviDg this day,
$50 boxes CATAWBhs GRAPES,
500 boxes DEIAWARy GRAPES,
500 boxes ISABELLA GRAPES,
400 pounds MALAGA GRAPES,
Loco SWEET HAVANA ORANGES,
punches YELLOW BANANAS.
H ~ ALSO,
COO CALIFORNIA FEARS,
And the largest assortment OF CONFECTI0HE-
RIES, at ISel+ ANDREW ANTQNI'S,
oc sI-eod Main street below the post-ofllce.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04
CRoCKEaY, GLASSWARE, DC.

CHINA, GLASS, SILYER.PLATED
" WAR;, TABLE CJTL Egy, AND GE>.
EkAL ASSORTMENT OF HnUSE-FURNISH-
ING GOODS 500 MAIN sTREET.-E. CUH-
Rant would respectfully ,nInrn his friends snd
former nStrors and the public generally that he
street. where he has to of for salea full supply
OF HOUSE FURNISHING G0ODS includ:p g
ware, Table Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c. just
opmed al assortment OF seasonabie goods, COM
prising In part Plapished soup and Oyser Tu-
stcei aud Brop zed Fire Sets and Stands. nursery
Fenders, Plate- " farmers, Parlor Coal Yases and
kieeman's celebrated German studeats, lamp
Paper-wsres. .Es7.s zyes ....-s q. &C % SIN