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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-05-28
;ED#ARD 81! RULLoFF.
lbtNnH E,ro, hfov1T 1901

DEATH or HENnY s. FrroH Hon.
Henry s. Fitch, OF Savannah. died in
Des Moines. lows, on Tuesday. He
went 70 Savannah after the war, and was
OF one time United States District At.
torney Tor Georgia. He was. in many
respects, remarkably brilliant man. He
was a; fine speaker and polished and
vigorous writer. = .-.':
The Brqnswiok .lGa.) appeal says:
"John ~ Ni Pope: Esq.. formerly Of
Blnfton,' g. 20 Iwho bias recently remov-
ed to our ctyi yes admitted to practice
in the SupArieE Court lon Tuesday last,
Mr; PopRComea we'll RECOMMENDED as a
high topert rtIge1tleman, OF good ability,
and ppasasset OF highly cultivated in
telleokI Ne 1yish him much success in
his neH :hoWe." ~
y Mrs. Josephine Harley. wife Of Mr..
Frank j Ha1ey. who died few days
sincal expired at thel residence of her
father. ~! 81. 1 nangley, Esq. near thla
village. on Monnay lust. The two chill
dren OF this lhdyieKpired the same day.
Thus within Ia few days have whole
family been atricken down by the hand
OF death.-BaritaoeA Journal. ,ia
We learn from the Wadesboro A,pus
that one Of the murderers of Mr. James q
Redfea.n, at Whites store, Anson Conn
ty, some days ago, has been arrested in
Chera w. s. @. -apd $3.50 were found on
bis Eerson.sssS Search is going on :for
osneth ....A Sc, HIM i,a.. -
~ meeting 81 Irish editors Id; to be
held IL, New York Gnring the coming
week. The object is to take. concerted
action on State and national politics,
with view to having their power felt in
the Presidential campaign.
Chicago forbida returning funeral pro.
cessions to stop at liquor saloons and re-.
fresh. The Transition probably from
..grave" to- t'gay' is too rapid even for
Chicago. I'I.I!.I
Judge M6Olhte has decided, in case
in New Eukas, that directors OF bank
that ma5lfMI ARA liable for losses ans.
!tained by depositors. .;s.r ,,.t,r.
n. PSass pr6poaed in the Paris Com.
munss y teM days 'ago. lsws soz .he taxa
tion 5f 5f:baqhelors and tue abolition Of
Sheriff Maeksy, ::ot Charleston, bas
been oJ1sFsd by yadgo Graham to con.
tinuo teasl3ii1s pfis5ssfs. 4.
RoussZD;c F:2Donfipy j. 81. Averiii, Ave, 1T
Oharlestpl; &, d. >Tdpnsend, Society
HillL Al DodameSl, 3, & o. r. r..
J. Pfipt Qhsrlotts: u. g, Taylor, Balti.
moSAs j. w. Weatmofe leland. Philadel.
phfA; J, .,.ts. White. Rhps Hill: g. q.
Bowtell, q. 9. Govt S1rvey; Mrs! J. o.
Gormley, Home: g. ID. Rogers. New
orleansi r.. q. MdMhtdo, New York,
Coluns4td Ho!sl-W. Williams. Green
vile; E:cW. Mercer. Ohio; J. A.. Will
ford. Virginia; A. Il, Lark, and daugh
ter, NeWharry; j, B, CAhpbell, Char
lesion, W. F. ,Ktittaifi. New York. a
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For Rent.

SSkssI9ah THE commodlous and desirable
@NN ROOMs.above the store wo occupy
EA::4 singly, in suita. or altogether. fos-
tember. R.C. SILVER Il co.
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IL Gsueral r. FL. Anderspn has been
nominated for the Mayoralty of Charles
ton, ,1by large number Q; citizens.
Mr.. z. B. Oakes, Of Charleston, died
in that city last Thursday.
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Private Boarding.

M rs. s. J. WYATT informs her friends
1EI md the public In general, that ahe has
opened q PRIVATE BOARDING HOUSE, on
Plain street, noar bull. The house is large
and airy, and euests.na expect tho comforts
vi home. t haY2
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'3Fo,r.1Kant,..

i. ~: ?:For.Renti
TlIAT, desirable WAREHOUSE. adjoining
4 tho, Graenvjtie hnd Columbia NkiroAd,
formerly .occ1pied by Messrs. Dlakely q
Gibbes; size 100 by 40 feet. For terms, apply
to- b.. BOONE. Agent,
May 10 At Of8os Of r. W. Hei6eis 4 Go.
II Jon want your .hirst qusnched, call at
FotLoCK's.
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THE following companies have complied
a with tho LAWS Of the State Of South caro-
ma, and have boen duly licensed by tho Comp.
Iouer;4eporal Of the State. and by city Of
'u.npia' 1of tpapfesent!esr., representing .
CAPITAL OF OVER $4,000. 900.
= Etna Fire Ineurance Company. of Hartford,
Connecticut.
don. ia = ~ -. r =. ~
Union Fire Insurance Company, Of San
" rh@nix Fire Insurance Company, OF Now
ford, Connecticut,
y Manhattan Fro Insurance Company. Of New
GEORGE HUGGINs, Agent.
Office at Mr.. Duffio's now bookstore. oppo-
oite the Columbia Hotel. May 20 i3no
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[Ang"sta CAronicls and Sentinel

It is understood that CERTAIN persons
are engaged in getting up Life Of
Rulloff." The bogus, nature of the pro-
posed volume is settled By tho following
letters given to. the local papers! of Bing.
hamton. BY the murderer himself, just
before his axenution:?,n 5H M
rK1katA,rro Mny le, 1871.
Having been, credihfY informed that
certain 'par96ns .are .ptepqring for publ
cation wdtk to tbe bold as my life, and
which wilr bntpbrt to be written from
information fafHishgl bymysef, this is
to certify that .any such work will be a
fraud, in ao fat rts it, may purport to bo
written from any such Information. I
have in no WY contribnteh to the prepa-
ration, Of su6h q work, NOT have 1 know
ingly fdrhished a singieitem of informa:
tio9 1s'a.Ss to g psed for any su0h purpose.
,ED#ARD 81! RULLoFF
tBtNpR AKRON, May II. 1871.
This is to certify that have never, in
any way. conttiboted to the preparation
Of work to he Aoid as my life. and that
any such work purporting to be written
from information furnished by me will
be fraudulent Hnd untrue.
EDWARDI II. RULLOFF.
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HEnRE T.:HELs1DLn.s'f

Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
WI radically exterminate from the system
Scroiuia, Syphiis, Fever Soxes, UIoers. Sore
Eyes. Sore Legs. Sore Mouth, Spre Head.
bronchitis Skin Diaeases, Salt Rheupl, Can
Hers, Aunnings from the Ear. Whits Swellin9s.
Inmore. Cancerous affections, Nodes, RIcEets,
Giandular g; bwelhpRs. Night. SWeats, RaSb.
io.ter, Humors Of all Kinda. Chronic Rher.
mat1sni, D. spepsia, and all diseases thst have
been Established in the system for years.
IT
Being gprepsrede1preyslrfn fnr tho above COM
plants, it's blood-purifying properties = are
greater than any other proparation Of sarss.
Pa.iiia Ps.,.h It gives the complexion clear and
a.y neathy color and restores the patient to .
state OF health and purity. For purifying the
blood, removing all chronic constitutional dis.
eases arising from an impure state OF blood.
and only :eliable and effentnal known reme5v
f1r rq! the cure OF Pains aud Swelling OF ,Bones5
Uioefatlone OF the. Throht and Lens. Biotohes
inmples Of, Face. Erysipelass ali Bcaly, Erup.
tons OF skin.c and .Beautifying Comp4e1ion.
Price 81 SO per bottle. 'I,.,,''-
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ArasrAcen xnsdlliaonoe.

:; Boston. sailed--steame James ..Adger,
> New York; bark Carmen, ,Barcelona..
~ pWAsHIHaroNi May 26.:-Gov. SCOTT, Of
South Carolina, assnres tie President
that there 10 no necessity of placing the
State under martiaiAaw. is.h
Washburne telegrsphs Fish that there
;:s fighting In remote parts of the city.
andiesone pew ,area. Americans and
their property are safe. ltll i.f.i
PrrTsFoNs' May a.. ;-A+ coal shaft 300
feet deep 'ia burning ,snpposea?9 to be
'apparatns. Thirty or forty men are in
post hoissinR IVY Eli the ti%bers. Ia = sp. ID.
porting the Rope broke, while thb oar
riage WIS ascending; all in ,;ahe Carriage
were certainly killed. 1t ia: unknown
, bow many Eefsin the mine.: ~ 80;
- !. 14TEa kht3be fof. .4he :thirty:ive or
forty men still In ahe mine. 3 They must
5,etthef b1Hogato or drown. !. 2 I. i,,', ..;ti
- - W4sHMdtDt, HAY. a. The .Senate
! dischafged it's prisoners, nnd;l without
further action, adjourned sine die.
The Yohhg Men'si Christian Conyen-
!" tion has adjourned: fn-' .Hl.; N~f
!. Z. .ProbabilitiesLl1t r is probable that
threatening aud cloudy weather will
. generally prevail from the lakea to the
Atlantic AID HnIh with occasional rains.
which appears to be developing West OF
the MissisaPpiooi'! .iiis.
* Waahbprne teiegraphs Fish ithRt the
tpsgrgents still hold o 'emall portion of
et9. eEa!tsu The Archbishop fate il, uncer-
qHISAap, May M.-The Presbyterian q
y Assembly y'rht51red the whole thatts. Of
oShs PayFe institution 10 tbs iF1abd Of
, h0HkuGkv. tr'' ..a, t'i1.'
Z i Nav. YoBK. May 27.-Jndge Downing
'SS1eant ts4esd the prize fighters, COLLINS
sand Ed wards ! to twelteampnths impri.
!. son sp peas p ana $4,000 seeh;:h default Of
'thellh3nH; Mel3n;5;s anqSsbsE inaprison
IN the penitsntiary and $500 fine.
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From the lowest to the highest. and We feel
confident that all those favotinR US With an
order from distance will be pleased and
satisfied that (,
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NEW ARRIVALS,

the season.boi - :, -,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-06

how to maintain It In all It's spirit sna pro.
priety, will find In Richmond o,'i'lal ~
audience. And no man of elevated m o
vii, leave this city uuapprecia1ea. toe ~
as TO the opera, we may say that no e.' s,u o.
like population I'VE will no. make Ioe con- g, :.
dItion that It shall be, Ike f'eonouu, Sa,.
thronph the caiamlties Of wary anywnero
else supports 20 we'll the opera presen'eu W
raa,,v rifted artists. We have about 'i1sy
too,sand, and nearly half pegroes. 80 snss
a White population here OF a NUS o W..
s,, nth thousand assemblies audiences a. Inc
o r that, would honor cities OF TWO nun
dred thousand. ho,o
A the country grows older we may nope
that the stage will improve, ana tna' .ne
concentrations upon it will become oet'ef
calculated to fulfil the purpose OF playing,
"whose end" as 1t was at Inc hss', suoui :.
he now, ":o hold, as 'twere the mirror up
{. to nature to show virtue her own lea'
:. turc, scorn her own image, and the very
:. age and body of the time his 'orm anu
&C 1,re ssllro,"
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aprsrAn B0T1GEs.

NJ WINTER WIsDoM.-Wsrm clotn'
,,ssIooe viii not protect the bodi aa.n.t ne con.
.asnsnees OF tie sudden depression oftsmpsr aaiy
S;ss "a Militant OF carly winter. Sisans :,
sa.s !, "a ekin preserves tho animal heat, nus y
soes not iupars animal Vigor. That piopsrsy -
ere .,,eoial prerogstivs of soaTETTEs's. ~
,S.oH T,rrTERs, which 10 therefore spsc!no
nro,n,tion against . majority OF thu complains
yh,rh are mott common at this season.. For ex'
onn nle, eourss Of the sroat vegetable innsorsns'
ce4,, mi nerd now, will be almo't surs 10 preeinee
rh.IIs and fever, bilious collie, disorders OF the
stomach. constipation, and many other com
plants wbioi are often the direct or indirect eject
OF an atmosphere surcharged with cold, un1hole-
some va por. Moreover. the system toned and reg
Mated by this means is much more likely 10 resist
pulmonary disease than 1t would otherwi,e be; for
the Influence of searching medicine perVades al
the organs, and every tre and tissue OF the frnme.
Persons whose vital powers are weak, especially
Invalid ladies and the aged, sre earnestly recon-
mended not 10 face the winters rigoE without
having recourse to this safe and Sufficient me ans
Of re en- forcing enfeeblsd nature. Much suffering
may be eschaed, much danger avertsd, b. follow
ing this counsel. Better late than never, is COCA
proverb, but 1t 10 better to be early than late.
de 4-eod&wlt ...-.
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Our MINISTER 70 ESaLAND.-lt il ma
tional humiliation TO SEQ the American
Minister to cue of tho highest European
courts engaged in engineering mining
speculation IN London, giving TO It the
weight of bis Influence as our national re-
pres entatiye, and he stakeholder and q
di:ector-his stock, possibly, given him for
his Influence. The London Times has Il
very sharp article upon The speculative ma
pia of the day in London, and warns Epg-
ishmen especially against the sparkling
silver mines, the mountains of treasure OF
Nevada and Colorado. This Of course is q
hit at Mir. Schemes prospecting for the
grand scheme. No American Minister to
that court ever cut such j figure before.
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Tur VIRGINIA MEHBERs.-They arc on
the following committees
Mr.. CRr7cuEH Coinage, We'So's' ono
Measures. .,,
Mr.. pLArr-NavalA Affairs; Public Build
iDgs and Grounds.
mir. PoaTER-Post.OG1cc aud ROSY
Roads: Revolutionary Pensions and War
Of 1872.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures; NeVolu'
tionary Claims.
MIR. DrKE-Expenditures on Public
Buildings; Select Committee on the Mis-
sissippi Levecs.
Mr.. HARRIS Claims.
Mr.. Observation-Disclosures at 'lr'.
MIR. TERRY-Military Aiiairs.
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President GRANT is guilty Of piece OF
richest irony In his message, wherein DO
recommends the purchase of bit OF isoo
in Chicago for Government use II the Legs
lature of nlinoi, will DO so kind as TO con-
sent TO it's condemnation. This Is mis-
chicyous irony in tho face Of the u'urra'
tlon by the Federal Government OF coin,
plete authority over the States. III INV
very town where this cirilty IS propose.
to be asked Of the Legislature on'! ono,'
time since General SHERIDAN enforced niai
,;n1 law. and a man was shot by the sen1'.
nel oclino under saERIDAs's orde's-ano
that man a representative one, tho Com .,
monwcaltb's attorney. we believe II Is
downright Downright mocsery--ths affected respect
for the authority of the State of Illinois.
II ts like forclbly taking q fat OK from
farmer aud then humbly asking his per.
mission to draw chestnut out of the IRE J
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~NOTTINGHAM LACE,
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN,
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CURTAL5S,
DAkIAsK a3d M)BEEN, for ourtains;
: WINDOW SHADES,
GILT CORNIDES mud HAGDS
Table and PIANO COVERS,
FLOOR aud bTiIk O1LCLOTHe
OILCLlTH TABLE-COvEGS,
FURnITUaR OILCLOTuS,
BRUSSELS, TAPESTRY, INaRA1H, THRsE'
PLY, VENETIAN, VIENNA, and HEMP
CARPETS;
DRUG9ETS,
TABLE-CLOTus III great variety, from two to
five yards lcug- prices from 81 to SIS;
DGYLIE5 at tCc per dozen would &c cts7p at
75c
EAFKISS atsl. Us worth a2 per dozen;
HUCSABACK. DAHASK, RUSSIA, TUhh-
ISL, and DIAPEE TOWELS:
STAIR LINEN,
CRASH, BIRD'S-ETE, SCOTCH, and kUesLA
DIAPER, at LEVY BRVIhEh',
1918 and 1915 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON az e"c'
per pound; BALE Cotton, all Dumsee from
ID 10. ct 81 so per bale. no -
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NE FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS,

AND CHRISTMAS.
hiO7Y NEW AE0 ELE6ANT GrODa
5HAnLG AND CLtEKB
ENDLESS VARIETY.
T. X. PRIZE & CO,
again IN narkct, are opening by steamers and ETY.
press large additions TO their splendid stoek.
In DRESS GOODS the much desired shades.
FRENCH SATTEEaS-Nav5 Blue Plum Slue,
Brown Crimson, Myrtle Green. Maroon, &C.;
Cacheme 50, impress Cloths, Ot1owas, Reps,
yelours, Irish ana French Popllns, Grape
lopius, &C.
MOURNING CO obs mpcratrice, Tamese,
Reps Otomans, Eclours, Henrietta Cloths,
Cashmcres Merinos, DeLaiucs, DC, &C.; Dou-
BILE faced MOHAIEs and ALPACAS, very
cheap:
gTAPL Cloths, Blankets, Elan.
ne.s, Fuled Cloths, aheetinRs, Cottons, Dia-
pera. Towels, Irish linen, &C., &C.
II CLoAk-EOOM-S hawls Broche, Striped
Wrench, Long and square Blanket French
Basket Shlwls. Beaver Cloth Cloaks embroid-
cred and trimmed In eyery style, Waterproof
Cloaks, &c, &c.
Stock al The time keptup
| MIR. THOMAS D. QUARLEs Is with us, and woult
b gu.d 10 serve his friends from our extensive
stock. lno 2ol T. Z. PRICE co.
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= SUBMISSIVE understand now why
Genera! GRAST was determined that his
message should not be printed until it was
cent TO Congress. About the only point
that GREELEY made against him was his
opposition to general amnesty. 1t was re.
parted up to tue last hour In GREELEY and
other papers that the President would no,
recommend general amnesty. and that be
would urge tha. the authority given him to
suspend the writ Of habeas corpus should
be exc ndod through The next year. The
nssst%e recommending strongly an act OF
general amnesty, and not asking Tor the pro-
lou2stion OF authority to suspend habeas
corpus, was therefore u great surprise. Tee
BOYS trounGe frog Sy placing him on one
end Of plank, which in the middle rests
npsn log. They strike the other end vio-
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MT BLANKETS for Beds Criba' Cra"
dies, Horees and TooacConists;
CARRIAGE BLANKETS;
CALICO CoMFoATABLEs st S2.2s. rs, "a IS,
sndsI:
DE LAME COMFoRTABLEs at ss;
WOOL QUILTS at all prices;
HONEY.oOMB, BRIDAL, ALHAMRRA. and
MARsEILLEs QUILTS at low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1919 and 1913 Main street
Our &L35 CoRSET5 are the best IN the world
for tho price noS
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nzs- MOURNING GOODS.
q, sl95, $3.50. sl.1s. ard aa POI

| neE- MOURNING GOODS.
BOA,aZiEgS q. &L95, $3.50. sl.1s, ard aa POI
; yard;
IN aIoE 2. 81, sl.25. a1d elsa pcr yard:
GRAPE DID PARIs at soc. wor6h Iac. per yalds
ALpACAS from r5c. to r.! 80 per yard;
BLAGk FREEGH AhKlEOE,
CAsHNERE,
Ali-wool De LANES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
Pt.PLIA6,
CREPE and LOVE WILLS,
CaEPE COLLARS,
WRITE AND SLACK MOURNING sEIa OF
CELLARS .nd CUfEb,
MOURNING NAEDE EaCGlEF
All Eiuds OF BLACK GLOVES, at
Levy BROTaHRS',
1913 an! LIS MIN street
Oar COnSETs at 4l.S3 are lhn best IN The world
for the price. nc 10
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~sACQUEs, CLOAKS, and
sHAWLs;
EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED JACQUES In
Cashmere, Merlno, and Drsp do Eta;
CLOTH SACQUrs;
BLA MERI o sHAWLS;
WATERPROOF CLOAKS;
STRIPED PLAID, aud PLAIN gHAWL5, and
BREAKFAST SHAWLA in great variety,
at low prices. LEVY BROTHERS.
Take look at our 81 IS CORsETs. uoaa
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lent blow, and no goes the frog high In tho
mir. Just 20 the President has trounced the
venerable Mr.. GREELEY. Since that gentle
man has sustained every measure of tho
Administrations, aud only complained OF the
failure OF the President 10 recommend
general amnesty, be vii, after bis troune'
Ing, be somewhat perplexed ss to where 10
Ia and what be Is to do.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-06

We applaud General GRANT for tho hre-
witty OF his message. We were almost
ashamed OF the length Of our running con-
densation ind comment upon II. The ex-
ample Of such brevity Is 50 ID, and Is to
be hoped it Will tie followed and improved
upon by future Presidents.
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nIm sure" said a friend yesterday in
our office. "that GRANT writes his own
" messages. No lawyer could bluncer as
"the message does; but I forgot" ne e1'
claimed, "that that id IDOL, AKERhAE,
,yps there. He ia the man that did it."
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CoRREcr1oS.--It is Mr.. BANEs, of Massa-
chusetts, and not Mr.. BROOKS, OF New
York, that is chairman of the Committee
on Foreign Affairs In the House Of Repre-
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The Virginia Clinical Record for Decem'
Der is upon our table. Wo have read, OF
course, the first artlcle-Df. TAYLoR's lee
ture.
The Educational Journal Tor December
the first No. we have seen for several
mont hs-is also upon our table.
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MARRIED.,

On the goth ultimo, at the tecond Presbyterian
chnrcn, by TIE Rev. Dr. Hoge, Mr. POkk MI
l. s:R 10 Miss MAuDs LEE WITUEES dauSh-
Ter OF jr. William u. Withers ali % 9lchmond,
". NO cards.
On the a4th November, Misc NELLIE c. EN-
Log, OF Mulberry drovc. ILL.,. 10 9. l.. RaG-
LAND, OF News Ferry, Va.
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nYBUCKSKlN UNDER-GARhEATS,
4 great preserver OF hc=llh' prsEtht'fe az
r,ra for rheu,natt III, sors throat, neur als Ia,
lung d;sosses aud The man? other ILLS caused oy
nn1'is For srie at LEVY BROTHERS.,
cole agents for tho city OF hlchmono'
Our D0LLAG KID GLOVE can't be best'
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~ PREPARE FOB CHRIsTM as

FIRsr.OLAss CONFECTIONERY 1T
REDUCED PRICES.
ANDREW ANTONI, Main stree be,oW post
Office, ha5
Imported Capitalized Ernits, a
Fire Works and Fire Craeea's,
French and American Cardtes.
Citroa. Cur-ants, almonds. Ms,
kaisns, Figs, oranges, Lemons,
Dolls and Toyd.
French Candies soc. worth sc.
Plain Candies 25c. worth 900.
COCKS DINING-E0UMo on the same 2of'
de 2-eod
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spECrAL NOTICE..
HkENAm6 - ~
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ME- 1871. CHRISTMAS. lS1l.

NET ISL. CUKlbIMAc' 1"'1'
p1zz1srs CONFECTIONERY,
sol BaoIp sTBEET.
pr,Arv cApDIEe, FRENCH cAhnaEa
pANCy pCIEs. GERMAN sUkfata0'
- CITRoN. Cua8ANTs,
RAIsISa GELhT1AE,
observation-disclosures, FIREWOREs,
TORPEDOEs,
DOLLS, MAGIC TRIoRe.
a-szrp FRUITS, CRYgTALLlZaDFS Uifc'
A largo stock OF Chrittnas goods Just rece'Tso'
end ,rices have bean REUUCED to suit the times
Plain 1nndies at CSC. per pound
Fruch Candles a. 50 and 75c. per pound
For large quantities discount.
c.r., PIZZiN1s,
So7 Broad street.
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

rHANGE OF SCHEDULE. rSSasl
On and sr.et TUESDAY the l4th instant the
fast AID eles IN. stde-ubeel steamer PALi'ADE'
Cap.stn CHARLES NELSON, will leave her rhsr'
fat Povhatan Steamboat Company's sheds) every
TuvsDAy, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, al
Oh O'Clock L. NJ. for Norfolk, Portsmouth, ana az
the regular landings Oh James river.
Freight received every day from O'Clock d. u
to o. CLOCK P. NJ.
Ali freizh. for way landings mus bo prepsd.
For freight or passage apple 20 Cspt.la, On
board or to
no ll-Sm WILLIAM L. bEhIl, SsoHt-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-06
N.Y. NOW FOR CHEAP DRESS

ne NOW FOR Oh e Ap DRESS
GOODS large stock, goot assortment low prices.
BLACK ALPACA st ssc., SOC, $50, toc-, sac.
Soc, 6oc., s5c-. aud up to 81 so; ev2ry brand or
Aipec7, from lhe be to tue e.epbsnt; Plain ana
Corded PCFLI:2, II all colors; SATIkENe'
FMPREss CLOTE5. EVEEGLIHE3, tHEP-
HERDS pLAIOi, hGp&chs IN Sl cnlors 1t
&c OTTOMAN CLOTHS, BLACK and COL
OapD De LAINEj FRENCH MEh1NOe,
aATTLEN5, RCBE5 DE CHhMBHE {tle latest
style5), TYCOON nEr5, BLACK sLhs at
sl.s5, IL 90 81 IS, g. 90 and up 10 a27s XII very
caeap wido lyons SILK We IT Al $3.50 per
,ard won.d bs cheap. ut $1,000; SURFACED
yRLVATs in black aad colored ut low prices !;
gLACK NERISO, BLACK AS II ( 4,
DRaP DR,. IA, and other styles OF r4sh!ona-
bls Dreej Goods, at LEVY BHDTHFRS',
1918 and !2l5 Mai1 STREET
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON SEC. II
pound COTTON YAHE 81 60 per bundle no 70
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BOARDING..

TgtO THE MEMBERS OF THE LEGIS-
iATIraE AND THEIR FAMlLlE>.-1he
MISSES GAY would be pleased to have members
OF The Legislature and Their families SOAhO
lei mousse is located on tie corner CT Fnu IN shd
Frantltu streets in The most eligible and iashlon-
ali par OF the city, b, log convenient 10 The p-
loi aud alt the pubic buildings Ia the city.
a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-06

In Clarkesvii,e, Meckleuburg county, Va, No
velnher lsIh, Or. WILLIAM y. HAchtN ascd
forty sercA years.
Wig please copy.