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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-21
DISSOLUTION, &c.

RICHMOND, VA, June 20, 1871
NHE CONCERN OF Il. p. WILLIAMSON 4
Il 90 is this day DISSOLVED by mutual CON
sei. Either party Will settle the business of the
ia'e hrlh' 7. p. WILKINSON
j. III. CHARLES
NEW FIRM.--We, the unde rsiuued u;,, 49,
1, 1 time the PRODUCE and COMMISSION
BUSINESS in the same building, No. Seven
, ssntn street, and solicit the patronage of the
peonS. THOS. p. WILKINSON
Je zI--3t GEO. III. GIFFORD
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Greaiils State Su,irnat.

PUBLISHED DAILY tSundays Excepted
:" NO. oi2N Main Street, Richmond, Va.
The JOURNAL Is delivered to subscribers in
the city at FIFTEEN CENTS PER WEEK PAYABLE to
the carriers-THREE GENTS per single copy.
PRICE For MArLrSa.--Three months 81 rs; six
months &3 90; one year % 90.
The WEEKLY JOURNAL, will be maiIed IN
SUBSCRIBERS six months for 75cents one year Al 10.
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SHIPPING

E r.. o,.n no,rT,rr,;,- r alaG
BELL, Captain BLAKEMAY will leave ber ha -
d d Is9chesls ~ on FRIDAY, June 23d at O'Clock
TN. NJ Freight M received until 8 p. MI.
through bills of lading signed. and poode for.
warded with dispatch to all points.nortb eotp
rss a y, i,o ma west Close connections made with On
rara sasseheer accommodations Unsurpassed se
Steer, ce s12 90
Ronnd 1,.;,, :. 90
For fraiobt ~ !. :. :. 20 90
IN q, a. JOHN w. WYATT, Agent
Jc AI--s,t NO 3 Governor st,.aat
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WANTS.

rrr aNTEn /. ~.
j. NJ riI-A 6OOD COOK for n small
~. lamiiy Apply at No ll5 West CLAY
.---- je 2l--2t*
"ANTED--A COOK, without shiI,,ro,, -
IA COOK Tor a family of two and TWO SER
vANIS besides cook. Also, a WOMAN TO take
"aSna1g s1a 19. OUT. Apply to JOHN S. WISE, 4
je 2l--3t a'aAs 'F77-s-'7''. ' with
WANTED-A SERVANT WOMAN 10 do
w general houseworl, Apply 10 81
;oe,e O. WENDLINGER,
- ----1-- - - 9l6 Main street.
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CERTIFICATES OF RAFFr.r o.x :,
chased from Captain w. /. DABNFy oe at PVT, ut
frns,, rancM once No Eleventh street, one door
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BY TELEGRAPH.
roRNAD0 IN KANSAS.

RAILROAD ACCIDENT AT RocHrsrrp
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HE SOUTHERN Association.
= FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and ~
phans of the Southern States. ""u w
Distribution No ss2. Evpx,xa rrv, ao
-. 6l 4s "a 10 10 26 So II "a 80 g. as
DESTRUCTION No. 1898. MoRx1yo -. a.,
81 % % 10 So "a IA 81 l 2 l6 IS II
day of June 1871. sa'' 'his Zist
SIMMONS & CO, O. q ToNpurN, -.-
Managers r,@,,,, ,.,iA..', 80,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1871-06-21

Rook AND JOB PRINTING neatly exc,
ID cuted at THIS OFFICE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

I" A. ~ ibc strictly financial value Of iWs
migration, al will conceda that Cd efnl-
grant is worth precisely as much to thu
country aS it wuu,l cost to produce ma
t.yc-borD laaOrer of the same average abil-
ity, II i COM utrd that on average AInerl.
can farmer OF skilled laborcr costs aoout
81 500 before he becomes selt-supportiug
but for various reasons not necessary 10 re.
cite here Dir. Kapp estimates the money
value Of each immigrant at -. l2o. Nov,
there came into the country during last
year $50. according to official returns,
80, 21S enlerauts. who, al the average rate
named above, added the enormous sum oil
S3lG, 1912, $50 to the aggregate Wea!lh OF lle
nation" Exchange.
That's theory. IIercis fact: The Audi.
tors report shows that the average amount
ofa!l the property, real and personal, owned
by each person in Nirginia, is abou, $500.
OF this two-thirdS is real property. L"av-
ing the land, which is immovauie, out OF
The calculation, the average amount ofpro.
perty belonging 10 each person Is 500.
But according to our theorists each vi
these persons would instantaneously be-
come worth 81 ,12J If he would become IN
e!niyrant to some other country. There
are twelve hundred thousand people in
Virginia, all whose property, real and per.
soual, is worth less thun four hundred mil
lions OF dpilals; but one.fourth OF that
number Of immigrants, without lands, arc
worth over three hundred millions!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02
Architecture Of Dwellings.

y radical change having been wrought
liz our social system. u change in the style
OF toe architecture of our dwelling houses
Is rendered necessary. We cannot afford
to live IN the spacious houses that were the
fashion before the war, We cannot keep
the number Of servants required to keep
such bouses In perfect order and TO per-
form the going and coming necessary IL
such spacious ediiices, with their passages
ANA numerous rooms. We must diminish
the number Of servants and toe area 10 be
traVerscl IN domestic economy. We must
have to!ags conipactly arranged, and the
order OF proceeding in the family economy
mus. Dc simple and shorn OF super1uites
OF all sorts.
Indeed, in this simplitied and compactcd
order there Is great deal Of comfort as
well as economy. If the house be located.
and lts openings arranged, with n wise re-
ference TO ventilation, there Is no loss of
comfort In house Of moderate dimensions.
the great point is So to build house as to
secure this ventilation and protection from
summer heat; and SO that is secured, it is
ail the better now 10 have no surplus space.
These rules should prevail in building
the houses OF well.to.do people. In The
houses OF the poorer classes the idea OF
ea1ilation should lie kept constantly in
view while reducing the size to sui. the
means OF the tenant. Every man who im-
proves upon the architecture Of the day In
carrying out the objects Of the economy 0!
space and Of money, at tho same tine pre-.
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The Northern Critics,

Lcsi rc should he misunderstood IN al
article which sppearcd in Thursdays Dis
i1'k stout the travellers through the
:'rl,b, and the lettcr.writcrs, we will say
IA. sc are not of the thin-skinned class
4" cannot bear criticism. We even con-
',s' That the Dispatch is not intallthlc ; and
va c!,.n publish the sharp criticisms OF
our contemporaries upon that usually cor
rect ana sensible newspaper.
~. The contrary, we like the free criticism
q lu'.!s character and social peculiurities
q Our own State when done by a compe-
t"1t hand and liberal mind. We may profit
~ such criticism as that, and none but II
narrow, captious, and conceited mind will
~ into passion TT being reviewed in that
manner. All such critics we are ready to
welcome 10 Virginia, snd il we shall con,i-
Ger l. proper TO correct all error which they
NY fall into, we Shall do it respectful,
sind kindly.
But then, when We come to consider your
real a.s-your man who comes inf tied with
Ill" idea that he knows everything-who
brings with him his palen. double.actlng,
stN feeding and demonstrating moral ma
@"iue, hy which he measures character ant
.o, -, denouucing as beyond redemp
rs not come up to his stand
tloh Ill that oo~~ \ his conccit--wh.n ",
ard ana square With Vic c,,s. ua how
come 10 that mau and all h,';.,',;,
no patience, no liberation, no +, {.
for them. We want none such, s..
the retpv:unt bray luz OF that class that ~ ,
eNccralc. The wonder Is that paper and
Ink are atTorded 10 print the trash that these
fQGls and fanatics write.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

The abandonment of tho Corean expedl-
ton by the United States Government is
complained OF by Americans and Europeans
ia Japan and elsewhere on the Asiatic
coast. That expedition should not have
been undertaken but having been under.
tsken, it should not hsve been abandoned.
American sailors will understand that if
they 20 into the Corea they take their lives
In their hands. Ifthey are bu,chercd there's
an end of them. and if they get away they
may thank their stars for their good luck.
The United States has shut down on that
country, and will be deaf to future reports
about wrong and murder perpetra!cd Oh
American citizens.
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.-----.o- 1on,iIa.Ion and comfort, IS

serrf,r proper ventilation ana cotnhoi'' %
A public benefactor.
r. tharp was club or society la the city
which would offer prize foT the pest ae-
s,ons for several grades OF dwellings,, IL
would be ereat public good were 1t to do
no. Were the city to offer such premiums
It might spend moderate su:a IN very
wise manner. We want cheap dwellings,
for Operatives and working people gene
rally. It Is not good for them to be huddleo
into badly -desianed and badIy-constructed
houses. The health OF the city should be
preserved in every way possible. Perfect
drainage is indispensable to health, and
well.Yui!t bouses-houses which are pro-
perly veptilated-arc also indispensable to
health. II people have good houses they
will be the moro Induced to ncatness ahd
cleanliness. A nea: front to comfortable
house, however small 1t may DC, suggests
the idea Of clean sidewalks; grass plof'
and q few bright flowers and things, SO set
of n house, and so much encourage proper
pride and good taste ana Sood 'eellhS
within the house.
Thcse matters are especially deserving
tho consideration OF the people OF Rich
mond at this time. A great deal of build
ing is going on, aud much more Is to FOL
low. 1t Is important that the houses we
now build should be on the best plan, and
that newcomers should find cheap and
good houses. When your house is built,
if it is wrong in design, it will be too late
to correct il. It's occupants must be pat
to the Inconvenience Of any mistake that is
in it until it is burnt or torn down. so 1t
ia of the last importance that houses should
be- built right at once. The interest and
The prosperity of the city arc deeply in
VOWED in this matter.
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Ess.

81 the residence o. h.r son, william !. Eiam,
IN this city, november goth, Are. MaRG ELAN,
In the seve-ty-ih RI year OF her age. -
Funeral from Centenary Cuurch SAJUkDAl g,
December Cd. 1t o clock. Friends OF the family
after q.
Montgomery and Baltimore papers please copy.
At the resld,nce OF her parents, on Franklin
betvs TN w,nty. h-.t sGd wen: sec ond streets,
ol Friday. reoe:rbe. lst, FASnY MAUitE,
d.ugn,er OF j. j. sad T. A. Wilson, eyed lhroc
s, :tre and eip h: months.
Friends and acqusintarccs Of the family are
In vitsd TO attend her funeral from The s!denue
OF her parents on SUNDAY EVEhI&G net,
Lccl mbai 81, ut o clock.
.sudden!y. Of spoplcxy, on Thursday evening.
November acth, ALEXANDER CRAIG, ii the
l sixty NTH wear OF his age.
| 10 friends aud scquai1tances ara respectfully
invited to cltsnt! his fugCral from he rreGb g
| nah enu;ch, IN Manchester, TO MOanOm (Ssn-
o>thi NORM. ii IL o'c.ock.
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hy BLANKETS for Beds, Crlps' Ni&
dies, Horses. and Tobacconist0
CARRIAGE BLANKETS;
CALICO CoMFoRTABLEs at a7.e', s7''s, % To-
andad
DE LAME CoMFoRTABLEs ATS;
WOOL QUILTS at all prices
HoEEY.coMB, BRIDAL, ALHAMaRA, and
MAgsgiLLEs QUILTS at low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
lsls and 1915 Main street.
,:urs,.s CORsETs arc the best In the world
for the price. Il" -
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The December True Knight haisAts Of
Pythias magaZiue) IS on our table. 1t Is a
tr.t-ra,e No.. bepiiDg evidence Of careful
editing, and being remarkable FOR neat
Typography. "Cast Away" is concluded,
and there are other choice stories, sketches,
and fair lot OF poetry. The correspond
ence department is unusually full this
month. HANDY & HAWKINS, RichmOnd,
Va. $3.50 per aUuum.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

~NOTTINGHAM LACE,
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN.
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAlno'
paMAsK aud MoREEN, for curt'lus'
WINDOW SHADES,
GILT C0RSICES aud BAhra
TABLE and PIANO COVERS:
FLOOR and STAIR u8LcLoIh9
O1hcLtTH TABLE. COVEh
ptrRsIruaE UILCLOTHS,
poU.sEIs TAPESTRY, INGRAM, IhhhL,
ply, VENETIAN, VIENNA ana bf'Hi
CARPETS;
DRUGGISTS ~ e,or, Two 10
LE,Ct0Tus in great variety, from '"o 10
A.. % I'd, Inng-prices from 81 TO s26;
ncST1f3 at scc. per lozen-would be cheap 81
&c;
NAPKIN at ~. Is worth e per dozen;
DhhASH, RUSSIA Iuhh-
ISL, ami DIAPER TOWELS;
STAIR LINEN, -
TrtsH. XIHD,s-EYE, sCUTCH, and RUSSIA
nIlrFR, At LEVY BRpThER5',
1913 and l2i5 Main street.
rSELEACHEU KNITTING CUIrof at 5oc.
ngr rourdl BALE COTTON, ali hunters from
to 10, at fl 90 per bale. no%
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Er MOURNING GOODS.
B0NskZ,NES at 81 ~, sl.So, sl.f5, ard r. per
yard
TAAIsE at 81, sl25, and s1.io per yard;
CRapTD DID PARIS at 5ec. worth I5c. per yard;
hLpACAS from &c. 30 ~ so por yard;
BLACK FRENCH MERINOH.
CASHMERE,
All-wcol DE LANES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
pUpLINS,
CREPE and LOVE WELLS,
C3EpE COLLARS,
WHITE AND BLACK MOURNING fkT6 VF
CELLARS and CUFFS,
MOURNING HAEDkERCa1EF!,
All kinds OF BLACK GLOVES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 aud 1918 Main s,reet.
our COBSETs al Sl.25 Gro The best IN The world
for The price, 40 .
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~sACQ UEs, CLOAkS, anu
SHAWLS;
EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED shCpohS IN
Cashmere, Merino, and Drap de Eta:
CLOTH shCQCtR;
BLAl X MERINO SHAWLS!
WATERPROOF CLOAES;
STRIPED rLAID, and PLAIN sHA"Lo' an"
usEAKFasT sHAWLS in great variety
at low prices. LEV
Take looh at our sL2s CORsETs' no 70
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W MEADE & BAKERS
na~ EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INsU-

m" EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY, OF NEW TORK.-Th's Is
one OF tic most remarkable of our prosperous city
life companies Cor with but two years ard half
OF xge 1t has already reached position OF emil
nence which, If continued in the same ratio, will
IN a few years rank it with the mos. Furnishing
companies Of the world. Organic ed In April,
1850 with capital OF 100000 Its assets the lst
OF November current had been increased TO Ss7s,-
600, nearly nine times the initial sum, whilst In
the same period Of time II issued II. 600 policies,
irsuriI2 sea 100000.
Renowned as Is this country for the rapid growth
and development OF Its young life companies, we
know OF nothing approaching TO this brilliant ca
reer of the Empire Mutual, for We Ind that in
about eight hundred days OF business 1t accumula-
ted S77s oeo-almost Sl0o coo for each one hundred
days OF isbor-and to produce this result no other
talismao has been used than the indomtab.e er-
forts OF the management.
Enthusiastically there must TO elements OF at
traction to command this high patronage IN SO
short time, and these we lind both IN the gene
rous constitution Of the company and In the In
frcnttal character or the president, G. Hilton
Scribner, ESQ. In the former IS embraced every
liberal feature dsytsed by modern actu ;rial
science, and In the latter is concentrated the In
dispens ,ble qualifications OF an accompli shed
and inGefst!gabie observation-disclosures and
Real Estate Journal. no l4-lm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02
CyEsArEAxE AND OHIO RAILROAD Co.,
N.3sIl ~ D
RICHMOND, VA, " Oyember 30, 1911. J

n1CnMoND, VA, n oyembef ID, l57l.
kTOTICE.-The annual meeting OF tho
~ s,ockh,ldero or the Chesapeake and ohio
n.i,iOld Company will be held In ins city OF
Rictmcnd on TuURSDAY tEe 7th Of becemoer'
1871.
Tic attention OF the stockholiersls called 10 tie
following extract from the bylaws OF the com-
paDy: ,
AIl proxies TO rerresent stprsh2lders. at
general meeting shall TO IN writing, anu tiRnrf
81 ths person thus transferring the p'wer; parf-
n.r,h il1g may sign IN tic Tame OF parne;shtps
and the Signature Of e:tbsr mnmber o. the firm
shall re valid No proxy eb IL he valid given
more than sixty days prior to the meeting oil tae
c9lnoany.n . 3d.,
TLc 10 * or transfer shall he CLOSED fifteen Days
Pre- rious 10 any general meeting
nod J. GAaHETT, Cashier.
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nTCHMOND THEATRE.-THIs (sat.
III rday) AFTERNOON, eommesTnSSnnEr
IA: oe. THs LITTLE I',Ass sLlpPEh.
Tho Gushipg Clorinda. LEFFIsGwELL. AomlB'
e.on to al, paris Of the house. Is cent?.
SATURDAY NIGHT. 4 great hli. nLA HSa
Ms; Ga, THE WONDERFUL sCAMP; LIZ, ! 10
WIDOW Twankay. LRTFISGwELL. Aver ~naSn
en- uwa,i,s snecfaity, ROMEO JAFFER JEN-
KINs. Romeo Jaffer Jenkina LErTISGwE,LL.
Previous TO which will he performed tue amuaiaS
lnrl.tra o. SWIGR SWANS. oe
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n1T FOR BECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.

NONE NEW AND ELGGANi GOpDo.
aHAELS AND CLEANS
IL ENDLESS VARIETY.
r. Il. PLl IE 4 CO.,
again In market. are opening by steamers ard tx.
press large additions To their splendid stock.
In I,RhSS GOODS Tie much desired sh ides.
FRENCH SATTEENS-Navy Blue, Plum hue,
Brown, Crimson, Myrtle Green. Maroon &,.
Cachem ercs, Empress cloths, Ottowas, Rel g,
Velours Ir!.h and French Poplins Grape
Poplins, &c.
MOURNING GOODS imperauice, Tamese,
Ieps Ottomans, Tclours, henrietta Cloths,
Cashmeres Mcrinos, DeLaiues, &C, &c; Dou-
b.c-faced AOHAIRS cad ALPACAS, very
cheap;
2TaPL En.-Ca scImercs, Cloths, Blanket, Flan-
ne!s, Pulled C!osue, hhectinSs Cottons, Dig
psrs, Towels, Irish Linen, &c, &c.
IN Ci.0aK-EOOM- ShaTis: Brcche, st.iped
French, Long and squsre Blanket, French
Basket shaTls. Beaver Cloth Clocks cm5roid-
cred and trimmed In evIly style, Waterproof
Cloaks, &C., &c.
Stock all the time keptnp
Mr. THOMAS d. QUARLYs IS with us, and would
be glad to serve his friends from our extensive
stock. [uo2c II. r. PRICE 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

JRELANp.--A significant occurrence has
recently taken place Ia Glasgow. nr.
butt, NJ. p, made Il speech to the people
OF Glasgow In which he advocated home
government for Ireland. lie was applaud
ell to the very echo.
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Oyf1cE OF " EST VoIEf LAND CoMPANY,t
November 22a ISL
rE'HE sToCKHnL.DLGEksp or Tue Tue
bv no,ifCd that An adjourned meeting OF The said
company win ne held Ut the hsll of the said com
parv at West Point, on the l5.h day OF December
zoe is desired as hr ,iuc's 'f much Importance
10 tha Interest of the pAnv Will he brought
j TN POLLAED,
sr",etary OF the West Point Land Company.
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paNKEvs. BROKERS. dc.
Esa Y II Z. WE KhAH . n H.Httot = y =,
y II. MACRY & CO.,
II. ,,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS,
10. lola MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA,

Buy and sell on commission Government, state,
CITY, snu Railroad Bonds; make Investments In
Commercial Paper, Notes and Bonds secured by
real eetate or col!a'eras. at rates dealers
In Foreign aud Domestic Exchange.
CSLLECTIONS m AIDE on all parts Of the United
States, canada. and Europe.
special s.tenion given 10 + U y p & VIZ
n eIA STATE STOCK AND BONDS, under the
sct soth March, 1871.
IbanK u! Tor the patronage and Kindness OF
friends in The past we now respee fully ask con-
tiauSace of the me. promistng oar best attention
TO ali business entrusted 10 us. &C lI-2m
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M ksstsHEp.

IN Manchester, w., Hove:a Der le Ii, 1871. 10y tho
Rev. &. Ii ttard!uF, MI. ROBERT 81. DUNN n
EaS',to 2is5 Case -I&E kDHtRD$, both II
Manchester Chest field county, Va.
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r0pN OF Proxy.

FORM OF PEOHf. ,,.,
RICHMOND AND DAHvrLLE r. 4. COMPANY
Fpor all men bu these presents: !, ,oro,r .or
-, HN' - -, .~,',a, - attorney -- for
,ss IN me. to votG on all questions that
may ne b!ou2h, before the meeting or tne f:ces
Ho!us. e VI -, ~, he held III - on - The - dsy
n n at any ad; 9urned meeting thereof here
bT raaf, inc ~; The acts OF 81, r 20 ~ onS ~
2 ting IN p .r"Gn. ,o ,o~o,,,to q q, voa
~ .es IN. d.yof no 30. III
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rrUTRE Will BE \ MEETING OF
4 tbs BOARD OF SUPEETI3uR5 OF
HENR!CO 9 w. TY ut The court house OF non
irg county levy for 1872 Ali bills and accounts
th 1u,d be sent 10 the Clerk OF the County Court
NO 32-TuSS.d Clerk.
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Affecting OF THE BAR.-There will
I'VE re y AEETiNG OF THE BAR at2 P. M.
TO. ID ;, Vat 'gs Wellford's courtroom to de-
NINA ion OF Tho Council to enforce the payment
or tho graded license tax imposeabY The city ercn
lawycrr. ,-.,
desired VI the action OF the profession shall be
uaitorna SIS Tar ss possible -
X. T. DANIEL,
Jas. ALFRS D JONES,
JAMES NEE5oJ,
de2I.s HhAn.%I I. JOHNSON.
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ME- NOW FOR CHEAP DRESS

NE NOW FOR CHEAP DRESS
GuUDs large stock, good assortment, low prices.
BLACK ALPACA ct &c, soc, &c., aoc., SC,
Soc, eoc., ejc.. and up TO Fl so; Every oraIu D.
AIpsc,, Il ON the bCo 10 the elephant; tlsin ane
Corded PGPLIHR, IL al colcrs; SAT- hAo,
rMpEEtS Cloths, EPENGLl&Eo, oHSf-
HrSD'c pLaIDS. ALphCAo In all colors at
$50, OTTOMAN CLOTHS, BLACK and COL
Otitu DE LANES, FRENCH M""1Sot,
sAITaENS, ROBES DF CHaNHRE tthe latest
e!yiesl TYCOON REFS, BLACK SlLhb II
s!2s $780, 81 rs, 500, ard mp to s3.70, "il very
cheap w.do lyons SILK SG-.T6T at *'3. 50 per
ysr,l would be cheap at $500; slLs-Fa Sf'p
ysLVMTS In black aud co!oTC1, Ct low prices /;
HrkcK NEHIEO, BLACK CASH MEk!,
DHap DH'rsGA, and Other styles OF fislona'
bIc i,rrss Goods, Il Levy BKOTilEE&',
1918 sud l2I5 MIlu strct.
UNRLEACHED k&iTTiSG COTTON 5ec.
poupd; CUTTJ.1 YARN Fl 20 PER bu7dlo 70 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-02

M~BUCKekIN ENTERTAINMENTS,
great prcseryer Of health, PR vtntive and
rure for rneum all IN sore thro 1T, peur alEia,
lung d,se4 and the u any other ills caused by
colds. For sale at LEVY BROTHERS.,
Eole agents for the city of Richmond.
Cur DOLLAR KID GLOVES can't be beat
nO?3
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k!CuAuNc ArJr PrTErGBC2o x. K. ro..t
RtCAgonD. VA, Aug, s. ioN. !
FsEaE T s & IN s ON Td1S ROAD
L run as IoIlors:
The nail tra.ng leave Richmond II 'tG &. u,
AMI 7:So 4. n; Gud leave Petersburg ~ i2s A. IL,
and 40 Z. 81.
Freight and AccCmr oistiou trs!ps leave Rich
r1ond ~ 4. M. and Lsc T. NJ, aad leave Pttsss-
burg NJ 10 A. II. aad 80 z. 81.
The sas 4. d. tr.lG viii 20. leave EichnScc On
SUNDAYS, aud TIE so p, NJ. train III 70. le:Ye
Petersburg 81 SUNDAYS.
Passengers TO- EcTfolk Tttl tass Toe $50 Z. u.
daily train, aaG those from Eo1toik Will cohutGl
81 Petersburg VILE the ~ A. II. train.
Passengers from Clover It'll viii taas the G:io \.
d.. train on Mondays, " wednesdays, and F:t!S?s;
snd returning, leave Atchmolt oa same days At
2:a9 Z. Id.
Tia mall trans will stop oniy 81 Chester.
The A. ii. train VIII conaec. q. .'c:ai-
burg With the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio .siL-
road for Lyrcaburg daily.
SLEEPING CARS Oh the $50 r. II. train, rug
ming through 70 " Imtrxton. K. =, EAskY,
au7 T:ckcI and Fg.ikaI Agent.
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RICHMOND AND DAHvILbE RAILROAD CO..
Richmond, Eovem Der 80, 1871
rg1HE TWENTY-FOURTH ANNUAL
meeting of the sT0CKaOLDERS OF THE
RICrMOf'D AND DANyILLE RAlLkOA - /;
COMPANY will be held ut the EscbSuee hoaei
on the SECOND "WEDNESDAY In Deceiooef'
18Th proxlrno, at l. o clock ". IT, .,,
Tie b1oxs of transfer will be cloEed on LEG 'Fh
,Tox mo until after lie NEE Ing. ,,,,ox
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DHILIP PHILIPS,
THE
POPULAR ATTHuR AND SINGER,


WILL GIVE
The nrst a; Unton statIo1 church, corner / Wep-
~ fourth and 81 streets, TUBS: FAY EVNHsiNs,
WerEoni-t church WEDNESDAY EVENING,
December 1871.
Smith s American organ will be used.
Ne, proceeds 70. Christian purposes.
Tickets. 90 cents: children. rs cents.
Ticke's to be had st thu no okBsores. from mem
bera or Union Station church and SUNDAY school'
and at the doors. ,.,
Concert commence at O'Clock. DE La