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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06
Fair PlaV.

The House Of Delegates yesterday re-
fused to lay upon the table resolution in
tended to provide better accommodations
for colored people upon the railroads. Let
justice be done at every hazard. we have
always approved Of the regulation excIud-
ing negroes from the cars occupied by the
whites. We are equally decided in the
opini on that the negroes, especially the ie-
males, should have provided for them cars
into which whites will not be permitted to
intfude. Certainly 1t is not right to compel
colored women to ride in cars polluted by
the smoke from cigars, pipes, DC. We trust
that the Legislature will do whatever it can
to remedy this wrong. .,.....,..
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Prosecuting THE = osTMA ER.-Collector
Humphreys, James Murphy, and Il. L.
Wigand, having withdrawn their names
from the official bond of Postmaster Van
Lew, she was yesterday notified by the
Postmaster-Geperal Of the necessity of pro-
viding additional securities. Miss Van Lew
promptly compiled with these instructions,
and remains master Of the situation. The
withdrawal of the names on her first bond
was part of the sneaking attempt of the
carpet-bageers to Dust her from the respon-
sible and lucrative position, upon which
they have long looked with coYetous eyes.
There is certainly no discount upon her in.
tegrity or her Rupublcanism. Her enc.
mics cannot bear the sight Of honesty, even
though personiied by lovely woman. -...,
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SENATOR LEWIS AND AMNESTY Dem
ocratic papers generally have treated the
remarks Of Senator Lewis relative to the
amnesty question with more severity than
they deserve, when the circumstances I'M
der which they were made are understood.
Pending the discussion on the bill for the
relief Of the disabilities Of certain parties
In this State, and among whom were some
who had been elected to office last Novem-
Der, Senator Salisbury remarked, In a Jocu-
lar way, that if there were any Republicans
among the last named class, the bill ought
to be passed by all means. as they never
could be elected again in Virginia. Senator
Lewis responded in the same spirit, re-
minding Mir. s. Of the Democratic majority
In this State, aud pledging himself to ami
hilate It entirely at the next election. His
remarks relative to general amnesty must
be construed In the same way. The whole
affair was nothing more than a little good
humored game OF bluff between the Sena-
tors. So Mr.. Lewis explained the matter
to us ; and we take pleasure in giving him
the benefit of this correction. Harrison
burg Commonwealth.
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49, '@~ 'sya-Fsj.Ri. 2qss'sta:eG%,,
~ ELEGANT FANCY GOODS FOR
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR.
PRICE S CO. have just opened
Elegant, POI:,T APPLIQUE SETS and COL
LAES; ---. ,.--
LACE TRIMMED linen sETs, fancy boxes !;
BEMsT1TCHED LAwN HANDKERCHIEFs'
splendid boxes;
VALENCIA COLLARS, VALENCIA shTS.
SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. every shade;
MARQUIS TWO-BUTToN GLOVES.
None but Bust gloves sold.
..... CLJAKS AND SHAWLS:
Superb assortment BLACK CLOTH CLOAhs;
BROCRF sHAWiS. geo to 500;
RICH STRIPED, LONG, ard sQUA L
-a SHAWLS; tF~ ..-.
LONG and sQUARE BLANKET SEA WLs; r
HOUSE SHAWLs aud SCARFS, &c.
DRESS GOODS:
EMPRESS, all colnrs: VELOURs;
IRIsH and FRENCH POPLINS;
60, S. OTTOMaNS, DELAINES;
SPLENDID POPLINS. 90, IS, and aoc;
d .AtiuNAL PDnLINs, very che 'p;
FIGURED DFLAINES;
TYCOON EEPS, &c.
NOUR"ING G0CDa:
BOMBAZIEEs, OTTOMAEs. SA'TEENa,
REPS. MnHAIRS, TA%1SE. SC,
Of uncouarcd srace and finish with everything
e''e "e'0'O - =. r. pRICS & &C..
de "a llOl Main street,
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about the rights of colored people on the
cars. This House had often enough declined
to iegislate ON this subject. He moved to
lay the resolution on the table.
Six colored and two white members here
arose to debate the question, but were ruled
out Of order. =
Mr.. MORGAN (colored), of Petersburg,
called the ayes and noes on the motion to
lay on the table, and the call was sustained.
The-Vote resulted Ayes, 43; noes, SO.
So the House refused to lay the resolution
on the table. -, 81
Mr.. STUBBs expressed his surprise that so
many Conservative members had voted
against laying the resolution on the table.
1t, was opening up this disagreeable ques-
ton merely for useless discussion. If the
proposed committee was appointed 1t could
accomplish nothing. The opinion Of the
speaker was, however, that the colored
people were already abundantly protected
BY the Constitution and Bill of Rights.
When Mr.. STUBBs took his seat, several
members (white and colored) tried to gain
the floor. Mr.. KELLY. If Spotsylyania,
was successful. He said he had voted
against LAYING the resolution on the table
because, if the facts were as stated by Mr.
RAGsDALE, the time had possibly arrived
for legislation to protect colored citizens.
Here the hammer fell, the morning hour
having expired. o .
-. COLLECTION OF TAXES.
Senate bill to supplement the act pro-
yiding for the collection Of the State taxes,
and the county levies for 1870, was taken
up out of order, and, after debate, refer
red to the Committee on Finance. ~
THE VALLEY RAILROAD. e..
House bill to authorize subscriptions to
the capital stock of incorporated compa-
MES by certain counties, was taken up, the
pending question being on the motion OF
Mr.. " ooD to reconsider the vote by which
d" Augusta county" was stricken out.
MIR. WOOD spoke in favor of his motion. ,
Adjourned. ..s -.s...,." ..s. :.s
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ARREsr or AN alleged MuRpERER. =

ARREST OF AN ALLEGED MURDERER. -
About three years ago Samuel Rowlett was
brutally murdered at night, by negroes, in
store which he kept, near Meherrin de-
Dot, on the Dauville railroad. Two of the
murderers were caught and brought to JUS
tice, but the third, who, it was thought,
struck the fatal blow, escaped and was not
again heard of until few days ago, when
he was arrested in Halifax county. His
name is Bedford Stokes. The arrest was
Effected through information furnished by
n negro named Giles Coles, who worked at
Lash's saw-mill, where Stokes sought en-
Dloyrnent. The accused was taken yester-
duy to Lunenburg Jail to await trial. At
Meherrn he was identified by several per-
sons as the yeritabIe Bedford Stokes.
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,..r.,,uct,on to be Reconstructed,

rs,rc4ion to be Reconstructed.
wo published wednesday telegram 10
,ba 7sIbune announcing that Gen. GRANT Is
about to take up the game OF southern
Radicalism for exciting sectional nosti'''V
In the North against the South. The lying
representations of disorder and contum"c!
at the South, gotten up for this purpose
were 80 completely exploded and tounn TO
he so bsseless and malicious, that the ne
publican press at the North almost ana,l ,y
rnously denounced them and declared hseh
disinclined to put credit In any more OF su.n
fabrications, invented, as many leaoins r"
pers said, to bolster the pretensions OF u 80
OF unworthy and sordid adventures ~ 81
we'll known how Congress gre"
+hese tale.bearers, and that they thenSei'es
met such cold comfort the', '""n '' - -
of lies was almost abandoueu' I
How is It that General GRANT turns TO
.,o,, examinations with the purpose OF
formally laying them before Congress and
Invoking a solemn investigation into themS
Cam he put faith In thems Does he really
think an investigation of these malicious
SANDERS important to the public welfare!
1t Is impossible to believe that he does. ~
We trust that the Tr7bune's telegram is
unfounded. If we desired to see General
GnANT lowered In public estimation we
would urge him to take this step. But 1t
would cost degree of veXation that would
be poorly compensated by filing the small
gap of degradation still spared to General
GRANT. We therefore trust that there is
nothing in the report.
- II General GaANT has determined upon
this course, the solution Of his purpose Is
altogether easy. Indeed, it stands out so
conspicuously that all the world must see
1t. It is to revive and inflame the war pas.
sions-to fire the land with sectional hate
anew. In order that he may be reelected
President. That strategy would, II sue
cessful, do two things: carry the southern
States for him by the bayonet, and SO en-
rage the northern mind as to bind yet longer
a number of northern States to the ultra
Republican party. This would elect him
But is it possible that so shameless de-
vice can succeed? Six years after the wal
is all this to be done to elect man to oftice
Is the peace of the country to be sacrificed
Is the rapid progress towards harmony ant
concord and the restoration of equality ant
national prosperity to be checked and de
tanned for years, that the ambition of Gen
eral GRANT for reelection may be satisfied
We believe not. There are aspirants be
sides General GRANT who will not aid hin
in 30 nefarious plan. They are not dis
posed to play into his hand, and least o.
al, to do so by reviving such state of feel
ing In this nation as none but the most
heartless and insensate people could looi
upon without horror.
Indeed, General GRANT has lost more
ground In the two years of his adminlstra,
ton than any President ever did, and the
"single tern" policy will be played upon
him in O way not at all to his liking. The
artifce attributed to him by the Tribune
would be utterly fruitless. If that is his
card he is already irretrievably beaten.
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RECOVERY OF THE REMAINS OF W. 81.
pAoE.-A large force Of negroes continued
the work of cleaning out the debris OF the
Spotswood fire yesterday. just before dusk
few, human bones were discovered, and
with them a bunch of keys. The latter,
being taken to the post-ofice, one of them
was identified as mail key, which leads to
the belief that the remains were those OF
MIR. w. H. Pace, route agent on the Dan.
vile railroad. The few bones found were
gathered up and taken care Of. ttis proba-
Die that others will be found In the same
locality this morning. ss.
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DkED,


e-a--.-sa~---e.. DIED. --a
? In this city, on Tuesday. december eh, 1870 oil
10 PM. after painful Illness or elgbt wee ks,
.,nUIS GILLONIA. aged 30 We. rs. He leaves
wife AID four small children IN destitute
q ances who were dependent on him Tor SUP
!uort He was n gtnd husband anda loving fatiler'
None knew him bat to love him. ~ y
Father. Thou sonl hast taken, ..
s.}} Left our hearts dark and forsaken;
= One more earthly course is 1un-
z" ..' God OF Love. 7 hT will be DONE
aE uFather Thou most kind and holy.
q b nd we 10 Thee-meekly., ioTly- --t. H
- Thou hast called cherished one
ase God OF Love, Thy wfll be d5neN -
y --,,.. Il FRIEND. =
Thursday. January 5th. at 81 A. ~ at his resi-
dence in his city. Colonel WALTER HAkki-
son, in THE 10Th year Of his age.
The friends Of the family are invited 10 atten 10
his funeral, SATURDAY, the 7th instant st IL
NJ, aom St. Paul 3 Church. --E-
On yesterday morning, at ! O'Clock A. NJ NJ. =.
Della RUE, in the thirty wear Of his age.
ais funeral win take place at The Broad street
Methodist Church THIS AFTEkS DON at T.,
O'Clock His friends and acquainsaness are m
vjted tn attend. ..-..- -, aasf - :.
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nj STRENGTH TO THE BLOOD

MT STRENGTH TO THE BLOOD
u ,thont certain proportion Of iron the blood
loses its strength ana purity. Blood enters every
orean through the circulation, distributing Inc
nutritlye principle to every texture and the source
of every secretion hence the Importance oi keep
Ing it duly enriched. II it has hecome weak, the
entire system will lie weak ard the danger OF IN
curing disease imminent; in short, COCO olo"u
m akes us heatny-bad blood makes us SICK mere
we are admontshed Of the superior advantages Of
MIsHLER,s HERB BICTER3, The Iron II. &c
p,,tera &c readily absorbed into tie circulate J.,
and y strong and vigorous constitution Greet d..
The circulation IS regulated by them and II any
orran he weaker til n the rest, the GeDoslS which
csnse hollis, carbuncles, tumo:s, humps, &C., a't
Checked and removed, and Il healthy tone i'm;
nsGted to the entire stem. 1t always cures, ana
lever fails 10 prevent disease arising from I'M
pure blood. ..... .... 81. Jd z-eooA"SnII
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M THE BODY AND ITS NEEDS
Considering the exr rene sensltivcnes or tn M
man body, and that it Is unprotected except ny
artificial covering from the action OF cold, II Is
Lot strange that III this season IL j; liable t. mSny
disorders. The skin exercises II powerful inuh-
ence over tie stomach and bowels, and ahcn lt'
runction1 are interrupted by Sudden chllis mat
seal the pores and prevent evaporation from tue
surface, internal congestion Is apt 20 ensne. TIE
digestive organs never perform their once prop
erlv when this Is the .se, and the waste mater OF
the system, which sh u,d be disc argrd III paft
throue the perspirstor' glands, having no other
outlet than the oo"els and the kidneys, conEtiFa-
tIon and a variety OF renal diseases are more or
less prevalent Dyspepsia, where 1t exists. IS
also aggravated by these causes. The most ehec'
tive preventive of, and remedy for, disturbances
OF this nature Is RDSTETTrR'5 SToMA CHI
BiTIE2S. acting as stmulant anu TONIC, IL
rollsel the stomE ch and the inestines, imp 'r!lh2
to tho import ant organs bob aclivlty anu reSl
Ia. ity. II also regulates as q sunorluC, py to:I'R
the vessels of the skin and promoting the freH pas
SAGE OF exhausts mater htougn mat nhthIai
sieve OF TIE syseln Being mild dlurt.lc IL
gives n RIthul impulse 10 he action OF me k'h-
news whc5e there Is il tendency To drPpsT. a-u Is
a blood depureut a. q nervina, has highly oentl-
caI effect III rheumatic cases. 1t combines IN nap
nv urODurliCus the tonic. Alternative. apt1leh an
ttsept,c diaphoresic, end antl-Dh iouS pfoPc!ir
requisite for the res%rat' on OF system EehtfaL'
dlsoJ dared, aud has no equal ss inter 1neulclHe'
ia 2--eodiw&w1.
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MT SHAWLS! SHAWLS!l
CLUAK5l CLOAKS'.!
We now OFF, cur stock OF SHAWL9 and
CLOAKS az reduced prices
rI.ID and STRIPED sHAWLS,
BLACK MERINO SQUARE and LoNG
SIATLS.
Loug and square BRoCHE sHAWLs,
MIiSEs' sHtWLS,
URcAKFAsT eHAWL5, In great variety;
GEMS SHaWLS,
WATIRPR )OF CLOAKS rs low as IS,
RACK CLOTH CLOAK:i Mt Us and upwards,
REAL ASTRA HEN SACQULSat 40, worth
as.
For bargains IN Cloaks and Shlwls, call at
LEVY BLOT HERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Remember the great closing sale OF Dress Got d'
Of every description. ia
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ME- CARPETS, CARPETS.-The gen
ulne CRO5FLEY ENGLISH TAPESTRY
BRUSSELS ut II.
tie best BODY BRUSSELS ut $s.2s;
INGRAlr, CAKPE1s at 50 cento and upwards;
TultEE-pLY CARPET at low prices
HEMP CAEPET, full yard wide, 1t size
STAIR CARPETS, al widths, NJ low prices;
OIL CLOTHS,
OIL CLOTH RUGS,
DOR MATS,
VELVET RUGS,
DRUGGET5 u yards wide at VI 20. worth Si.'o'
DhUGGET % and yards wide at low prices.
Gail ,nd lake a look at the CAR PETS at
LEVY BROTHERS,, d
1918 and LIB Main street.
Remember the great sale OF DRESS GOODS
prices greatly reduced.
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R .al Est ito A gents aud n uctioneers.
IN s-FSTulm

TOR SALE, A LARGE FRAME
d kUlLDING. nearly new. liz rest loaS 10 FL
icet wide. and fopr stnr,es hiab, hu!ltff h vc'y
best tlmLer. and put up In the most substantial
mannar Also FRAME OFFICE attached,
three stories high and we'll fin shed. ~ $50: so,c,o
GONI, b tiCE. II Is adapted for freeh' or
warehouse, fac DRY, or mill.
Brjnx on the James river, q few miles helov
Ricimcnd, It can be readily taken down and re-
moved. r.a-r...
much less than the cost or the Lumber from which
1t WAS In 1t. Apply to y. 7. %IhSTOH.
"a Sim Box 2c5, Richmo nd p. ..
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In Nsw York city. Tuesday night, bur-
glars forssd open two safes in the store Of
.. p. Dntton 6 Co.. book publishers, on
Broadway. A burglar proof steel chest in
one OF the safes proved too strong for their
tools, and was left secure, containing
large amount In bonds and valaabaa. pro.
pssty. The burglars secured about S1,Voo.
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stateef Virginia, County Of Henrico . ;, , = =
Bank OF Rlchm md. do solerunly swear tina. the
above statement IS true to the best OF my know
iepe and be,ief, :. B. SNIFF, Cashier.
snh. cribed and sworn to before me this 5h Ja--
uary ISL j. n. MURRA1, y. L. 3.
j. DAVENPORT. JR.,I
l4 JOHN PURCELL, I directors.
+. .. W. HATCHER, -,r.-
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NT THOSE CHEAP BLANKET COM
rOkTABLEs AND BED-SfREADS are at
tracting attention, and well ttey may. just
think vi u pair OF BLANKETS weighing IL
pounds, aiid down weight at that, being soid
at Is, and q pair Of ll-pouild BLANKETS az
Il; ..... ....
BED rCMFORTABLES at IL. 81. 80 and 80, actu-
ailv less than the price OF the batting and cal
leo;
WOOL BED-SpREADs al %, worth IS;
BRIDAL, or HONEY-COMB QUILTS. at $50,
NO tn $3.50; .. .....'.
New style " HIrE QUILTS, with coored borders,
at $3.50, eor.h ~; ''-' -.
Fine BEU-BLAhK. rs at oil prices
CRIB and CRADLE BLANKETS; ."'
AFFGHaSJ. or CARRIAGE ROBES. In great
RED WHITE. and YELLOW FLANNEL, all
pure wool IT a5c., would be cheap soc;
Full ya,d. wide SHAKER FLANNEL ut soc.,
worth Csc: ~
The genuine " ELCH FLANNEL at sSc., worth
$l.?5;
Extra quail ), full yard wide WHITE ELAN.
MEL, at COG wortl 7sc.;
CAETON FLANNRLS At 100, Is, 20, IS. 90 and
3sc.;
CANTON FLA NAELs in NIL colors;
OPERA FLANNEL In all coors and qualities;
RED, BLUE, GRAY, and WHITE TW1LLED
FLAHNFLs;
SILK WARP snd DOMET FLASNELs. -@
AS We make ELANNELSa speciality, we can
offer very great Inducements to purchasers.
Lew BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2i5 Main street.
Buy your DRESS Goo DS as reduced prices.
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"LIrTLE BEEEcHEs A Pike County
View of Special Providences," is poor
imitation of BRET HARTE's poems, written
by one 81. H." ofthe New York Tribune's
editorial staff. ,..
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me- CHILDREN'S CH a L r S FOR
CHRISTMAS, CHILDREN's CHhIEs FOE
CHs ISTMAs.-es dozen CBILDREE'SC CHAIRS
just received at s...
G. B. STACY & SONS, 1858 AND 1910 MAIN ST.;
where can be found the largest and bess-assorteu
stock of FURNITURE aud MATTRESSES IN
the city. "'.
Don't fail to examine before buying. de2
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STATE OF VIRGINIA County Of Henrico, IS:
/, j. ~. Lockwood Casnl@r OF the H*tlOral
RI Of Virginia, do solemnly affirm that The
above statement Is true, 10 TIC lest OF my KNOW
eO70 "AN ]. ~. LOCKWOOD, Cashier.
Subscribed and affirmed to before Inc, this STU
Jay "a OF. MORTON, n. P.
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s.. JoYSEs, ~ D.,
Dean ofthe Faculty.
de A-6td - - - :. No, lG5 9Th street
REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE
BY Grubbg & Williams,
- AnctIoneera ara Real Estate Arents,
Eleventh. between Main and Bank streets.

~ .
THAT MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
Il REsID-SCE AT TIE NORTHWEST
CORNER OF GRACE AND SIXTH STREETS
FOR SALE PRIVATELY BY request OF Mr..
John naben, who from in1rm health, and the
duCed size Of his family, wishes 10 decline house
keeping We 9 fer It private ssle his RkSIDFSCE,
situsted as above.
This properly 1? so we'll known and so untver-
silly admired thai leHg nv description is deemed
unneces arr. Sufic ITO sar, that 1t contains u
large and airy oms, besides cellar, ATTIC,
clOse.e, bah and store ROOMS. 4
The arraneeDeats for kitchens, servant5' ard
fuei-fo0ms are extensive aud thorough.
The bssemeDt Is Of granite. with marble man
tells Throughout The house. end sl the modern con-
ventences, " ending furnaces OF every kind.
The lot IS by geo fret TO an alley IL feet wide 10
enclosed with brick ARD granite walls and iron
railing, anil IS 1f,rnsd with handsome shrubbeiy,
evargreeus- and shade trees. 49,.
The situation Is such as to ahord the gre lIrat
amount OF com fnrt ut all scasops. and tie front
yard. bell above the street. Is at oil times dry end
free FRI m dust.
The bulldogs We're erected for its present owner
under his own dir ection, and neither care nor tx
pense were spared 10 make II, In every restecs.
ii 81 class res tdfnCe. ..- .#@el ~!
Persons wishing to examine the premises AZ
invited I, cali on US. -..s- H".r
For terms, &C.. apply t 10 !. uY,,1.N.
al Est ito gents aud nuct1oneers.
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The Winchester Times has purchased
the Sentinel and sunk it In the Times,
which latter is one Of the best papers in
Virginia.
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.m,An,.RlrFT,,

In Orleans December q. 1870 q. the First Pres;
fytarian Church by Ksv. 3. NJ. Palmer. LIZZIE
eldest daughter OF II. III. Robinson
ESQ, to Oh RliESJ. MACMURDO, formerly OF
Richmond Va. $50
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m~ CHRISTMAS AT GOLDBACK's.

me- CHRISTMAS AT GOLDBACK'S.
Just received, LICE, EMBROIOTREn, I'M
TIAL, and other HASDKERCH1EFS EN-
eROIDE AIRs, CoLLAESa and CUFF5,GiLT and
JET JEWELRY, NAPKINS, FUaa, ia
-rANEsE SILK only $40, SHkWLs, SHIRTS
NECK-TIEA and everything to Glsdt!en the heart,
from the smallest up to the giant az
s... A. GoLD8ACK'S,
dea GOT Broad street, between 9Th and 7th.
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KEau ESTATE AGENTS.

DEAL ESTATE AGENT AND AUG
HI T1oHEER.-f agaiu return TO my friends
age heretofore bestowed upon me, and will say
that no effort shall be SCARED on my part in pro-
noting their interest. give special attention TO
SELLING REAL ESTATE, publicly or prl-
vately. In the CITY and the adjoining counties TO
RENTING VUT HOUSES and COLLESIi , ~ "
ING DEGDS, &c. most resp cfully solicit tne
patronage OF the p. hlic generally ana irnm my
eutire satisfaction to I'LL who entrust their busl-
ness TO my care. JAS. M: tAtLoh
: ...t4 J Real Estate Agent nd Auct!oneer,
ja s-eodet -.- ~ NO. LILO Main Street.
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MT NOW FOR c e Z A DREeo
GOuus.-THE GREAT SALE COMMENCES
To-Day, Look well be ore you purchase.
Greater bargains than ever
I'll. WOrr. DIAGONAL PTAIDs at eSc. per
ward. would be cheap At 81!
AT1-WOOL. PLAID POPLINs at 75c., worm
s'.25; =. ooo
% worth 30c.' 1904.
PLAIN DE LANES, all coiors, at 2oc.' worth
SOC:
cOrnED PnPLINS at 3oo.. worth 4oc'
2rAL, FRENCH wEBIS0s ut CSC. ana up"aroS'
Ina. as ner cent h low regular prices
EMPRESS CoOTRS from CSC I" Toe. a:
sTeIrEDD SILKS at 81, wor h slSo;
RACK ,I1,Ks at 81 30, 81 SO. Sl.so' s'.7S. 81
and upwarts. all very much below regular
prices;
5or., worth Use. per yard;
BoGBAZINF, TAMIS@, REFS, pofLlN',
BLACK ALPACAS at 2oc., 26c, Soc., ana
upwards, nil very chean
yEJ,yETEHN1, SATIE2, MApCAI1NES;
PLAIN and PRI TED DE- LANES,
PAINTED CASHMERES snd REPS,
., LEVY BROTHERS
1918 andl2l Main street.
.n elegant BLACK SILK SUIT for 81, worth
s,o. ja3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-06

ExgcUTlvE.-Gov. Walker has appointed
DR., A. n. Glassell, coroner for the county
Of Caroline,