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CAUTION TO FAR NJ ERS !-Farmers are
cautioned In purchasing cattle Of Jacob Jacot Of OF
lava not to trust him make contracts with him refer.
ence 70 future payments age
cannot De enforced against him. have und 10
Ottawa, Oct. :. 1s7l-lmo JACOB BFJ;EN
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CONGRATULATIONS wishing to learn this
business should call NJ once on w. @. Linton,
M"nager W. U. telegraph Office, Cbeever'
block, Ottawa.
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A ROLLING STONE. By Geo. Sand. Tra.s.
lated nen the French BY Carroll Owen Paper, SOC.
CARPENTRY AND JOINERY. A Useful
f4 .aas I'll as naHy With Original and
CAST1L1AN DAYS. By John Hay. g..
THE SNAKE IN THE GRASS. BY Pierce
E.an. Paper, Sc.
HENRY DUNBAR; or, The oasosst. By Miss
NJ f. Braadon. Paper, &C.
BOOK KEEPING WITHOUT A MASTER
Opening Book Accounts Paper, SOC '''''''">' -
FRENCH SELF TAUGHT. A New System
eS: &C. s s1f: fs%% s OF table
SNIP SNAPS & SNICKERINGS OF SIMON
SSs sis; .ss.a e:
Ter. Sl.50 -"
HUMOROUS 4 EXHIBITION DIALOGUES
ssos INTENDED to be spoken at exhibitions ~
soCIETYIsM AND ITS EVILS The !n.tru.
gelizalion BY aChicagoan. Paper. Csc. Nv -A
THE MEMBER FOR PARIS. A Tale Of tho
secon Empire BY rros Eoiles. Paper &c cloth, Se5
THE CHILDRENS SUNDAY ALBUM
Trap Catch sunSean Third edition. s' s AS''0F OF
THE CHILDREN'S ALBUM of Pretty Pic.
e dIss win ;hort stories BY Uncle John. Twenyxth
IANCRED; or, The New Crusade, By the
N'sht Honorable Benjamin Disrae Paper. soc.
ANNE FURNESS. A Novel. Bv the Author
OF "Thc sacristan's Household" DC. Paper, &c.
LADY BLANCHE; or, The Castle and tho
Cottage BY Pierce Egan. Paper, SOC.
AGAINST TIDE. A Novel. BY Miriam Ross.
| Paper. &0c.
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An inscription on church bell in Mil.
wankee reads: "ln memory of Minnie J..
Hodges: weight. 142 pounds"
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mere are many newspapers that make littl
noise IN the world but the ladies will testif
that 'hey can make a great "buste"
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ALL KINDS OF
SCHOOL BOOKS
AT OSMAN 4 HAPEMAN,s.

no Il I2N'T.-EIghty Acres of Land 1. the town oS
waltham In this county Tho property IL well Improved
cash: Apply To- Eiwtrd Neary, on the 6iuY Utica Ills '
October 9Th, 1871 Tvs "'
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Goods at Lower Prices
| Than Elsewhere in the City.
Summer Dress Goods at Cost
And the Best Variety in Ottawa.
Having secured a large
lot Of goods in the various
lines at a very low rate.
the undersigned firm are
prepared to offer induce.
ments even TO retail deal
ers, at prices to compete
with Chicago market. Do
not fail TO ask the price of
Dayton Goods Flannels,
Blankets. Yarns, Beavers
& Cloth Of every descrip.
ton. These are the Best
Goods in the wet, and we
make a specially in all
the above lines.
A Full Line of Standard Gro
ceries, and Of the Very Best
Quality, will always be found in
stock. Special Attention given
to House Furnishing Goods.
Our Carpet Stock is complete,
Our Large stock in this line gives us the
advantage over the few pieces of inferior
grade to be found with retail dealers in
common. Our stock comprises some $50
patterns, IN goods from the lowest grades
to the very best Carpets made.
We al! offer speciaI Inducements in Car
pets this Fall, as our Fall Contracts were
made before the rise. We will measure. cut
and mt Carpets to rooms, and make them
when desired We warrant every Carpet
TO be just what we represent it. We buy
the goods direct fom the manufacturers.
and are satisfied we can make lower prices
ton the same grade Of goods than any 9TH
er house in the city.
All persons wishing to purchase will find
1t to their advantage to call and examine
our stock.
NnInU my nNnUll1n
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@arrffn.

a:,n Parsonage, October 3D. BY Raw r C. Glen.
SIR a. ROWE, Of this city. 70 Mss Many GARD
Kuss =, S N ins By Arthur lockwood Esq., Mr. Lrpw1o
A''s- W MISS EMMA bIANRR, all Of this eity "
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DREMIUAI CELERY
And Cabbage For sale.

Inc ha. large lot Of Premium Celery $500
EO per hundred Orders promptly filled. Leave orders
az TRADER office, with the subscriber Reddk
iAIth, Two miles west OF Ottawa. JOHN LYONS.
October eth, l3;l-lw :
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BATcaRLOR,s HAIR DYE,

This superb Rair Dye Is the be In tire ,oor,d-nere-v
narmesA reliable and disappointment; no
tnts disagreeable odor. The genAne VIM A.
bachelors Hair Dye produces IMMEDIATELY splendid
bsck Or natural Brown leaAss the hair clean, s al
does not contain particle Of eAd any injurious corn
R3Ind Sod BY all druggists Factory l6 BOND STREET,
NEW lOtk. Oct1-ly
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CHICAGO. Dec. 8, 1870.

Messrs. Root d Cady. Experience, 'past suo,
present." with the Steok Piano. enables me I'd
record my entire approval Of the tn my excellent
qani''es which it combines. The purchaser
viii realize one element Of genuine worth in the
oteSk' VIZ: It's willingness to stay in tune, when
well timed. Respectfully yours.
j. MAURICE HUBBARD,
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Aem ADVERTISEMENTS.

Ass,;.s S!,.UT1ON.-1hep partnership hrmerly az.
cerv h,ags Lount Spar b ne y Soods and go
y, h ne IA o. septemoer ISL. The business v
Dayton. Oct !. is7l-Sws .0A'-
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Die0.

on1 eS toun o. Allen September ilh wALrss HaaxAS
seven months and twenty days -. ~ 'S"''
iaesaay Oct Sd At the residence Of her brother T. r.
Mac, T ~ .as Ars ESTHER A., wife Of the late Geo
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MONDAY EVENING, {

hoNDAf ENESING, Oct. =, ISL.
Board met in pursuance of adjournment
Present-Drleciors Courtney, Hit, Lutz Muir
ply, Marke aud Smith
On motion Of Director Smith, the president, DR..
Hard. being absent, Director Courtney was made
Chairman pro TEN.
On motion the reading Of the minutes was dis.
pensed with.
Bah OF Geo. n Cash read, aad on motion re.
ferred 10 committee on supplies.
BI!l Oft. j. Carew, draysye, &c, on recommen.
man, was ordered paid.
Also bill Of {. Zimmerman, for coal, ordered
ad-,amount. go
BIli' OF G. Albert. for two days extra labor on
9th ward school house, Oh recomme u alton Of the
cor m'r>e. ordered paid.
Bill OF Il. Smeaton, for repairs furnaces,
amounting to $53sl9, on motion of Director Luiz,
ordered paid
ward school houses, amounting to sl2l5. ordered
paid.
Bill Of J. Aa.hies, for sundry repairs, amount.
ing to &s,23, passed.
Several bids were read BY diferea, coal com.
psnles and referred to proper committee
Reports Of standing Of pupils in 4th ward school
received and ordered to be hled.
Bill Of Chas. Bowers read and referred TO com.
mittee on supplies.
On motion Of Director Luiz, It was ordered tina,
on the direction Of tie committee on nance, the
clerk draw check on the treasurer to meet apy
past due note Of the board or interest thereon.
mr.. IfoW. principal OF the Sd ward school, re.
ported that he needed no further assistance than
that which has been volunteered BY two Of his
pupils.
Director hsrkle reported that he had examined
the application efMr Greggor for the transfer of
bis child to the Ath from the Is, ward school and
found ne reason for such . change for want of
room On motion Of Director Murphy, the report
was received
Director MurPhy called attention u the press.
ing necessity for more seats in the 3th ward school,
. mi att ofoer al ~
tee on SUPPLIES.
The question Of furnishing monthly reports aud
class books was also referred on motion of Direct.
Or Markle, TO ths committee on supplies. to report
on the propriety Of continuing reports at the next
meeting.
harkle moved that the clerk be authorized to
Draw check for renewal Of insurance policy on
lot ward school. Carried.
Director Lutx moved that the CLERK, on the di.
tecton OF the building committee. be authorized
= urSw cheek tor any policy Of insurance when
On motion of Director Lutz, the several bids
Tor coal contracts we're referred to the COMMITTEES
on supplies to report at the mex meeting
Communication Of Miss WILLARD about the mis-.
conduct Of Martin Langan in the ';th ward school
read, and the subject was reir. red 70 Direeto,
Lutz for report
On motion Of Director Lutz, boari adjourned n
meet Tuesday evening, being the :. Tuesday. "A
provided by law. j. q. ARMS rRoSa, Clerk.
OrrAwA, Tuesday, Sept, 8, 1871
The board met as required by law, aud in pur.
suance OF adjournment.
Present-Directors Courtney and Smith
10 quorum being present, the board adjourned
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Rem advertisement.

AZ ihA CrIf OF OTTAWA, IN THE STATE OF ILLroIS
Al LICK or BUSINESS on THE SECOND
DAY OF OCTOBER ISL.
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Board Of Educ alton.

urhed 10 Ingsday. Nov. III, ISL.
K. y. WATERWAY. Clerk.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

"E CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAILROAD
IS jnnc The gentlemen Interested in the
t,,3pcakc and Ohio railroad took two
anon six hundred thousand dollars
liz capital stock of the Lexington and
TX ~onGy railroad, being a ms nti'y Of tire
i" II lion dollars capital sto of that Ell,
'rit>". Ntnc hundred aud fifty thousand
.tua have been subscribed by Fayettc,
b X, and Montgomery counties and the
y ot Lexington, besides the private sub
Hphvp. ! he construction OF the road IS
8 hv pushed forward rs rapidly as pract!.
''tr. 50 as TO ai1 nd The Chesapeake and
40 al outlet il this direction As soon rs
= ~" alter It's completion 10 the mouth
ne Biz SANDY river. This Will give Us "A
''lt"l lire 30 New York and other eastern
~ thtn ANY of The cxstine routes, and
'fuati"n Of grades and curves the differ
1"' wlil be greatly Increased i'll favor Of
rev road.-Louis0,ile Courier.
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The name Of the Governor OF Rhode
Island is Seth padeliord.
II there is any city which desires to beat
Chicago, let her bring on her COW ana
Kerosene Louisville Courier.
McKcc'S flour mill, in Allegheny, oppo-
site Pittsburgh, Penn, is burned. Loss,
SD, 600; insurance, S21 900.
The New York Stock Exchange has
agreed to adjourn on Tuesday next-elec-
tion-day.
According to report made by the
Italian Minister OF Justice, 5000 young
children in Italy are annually stolen from
their parents aHd sold to persons in the
United States.
Careful observers In Europe and the
United States, says recent writer, cX-
press the conviction that the time is at
hand when the first aerial voyage, rs dis
t!ng,lished from aerial drifting in balloons,
will be accomplished.
LII Hamilton, Ohio, few days since, a
fee of TWENTY-FIVE cents was collected from
all persons who entered Il church for the
purpose Of witnessing marriage. The
morley was given to the young couple to
start them in life.
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D. e. I.i";t"d here that Governor Hul-
... tr'' the United states. His sud-
-. t.."''".'r"n aS Governor Of GGur@i!
T., .r-torlu2 Il -, lnurGa'ic Executive
lu|,; nltctt safe, caused considerable
a-... 10 administration quarters, where
. .nnr Eaat"rs. dad @lYCn repeated asst
...~ ',,H d. Ms able 80 maintain the as
".r.. a tn" Republican part! in Gcor-
80. rIn- to hr The intention q. SOME
~. >r.'r officials to prefer cha! "cs anti
.,s n'> arrest End trial on the S;Imc.--
,:..lg.a hIrgrau, 10 thc BGH'morc Sun.
Iut",h'> ,trre>>9r l.. not 4 Democrat ,
. i:uuuilicaY
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GROCERIES, GROCERIES.
We are now receiving IN store
100 hoGaheads SUGARS, ~ grade; aud qualities
500 barrels CBU:5,IHD 4. z. Extra G;
loo barrels low priced REFINED;
100 bags RIO CUEFEES-
200 bags LAGUAh RIA CoFFi E2,
200 mats OLD GOVSKEME:.T JAVA,
100 hoSshcads GACO N-Shculders, Rib, aud Clear
60 tierc aa9 best saG.i k'TpINHD LARD,
eco barrels cheap SENUPS,
So barrels fac rikUP3,
90 bogsheads SYhUPS,
500 ss:ss mAR3iLtLI,'S SALT,
90 kegs bcst-Iua,ity SODA.
100 boxes prime FACTORY GHFESF,
10 tlcrces WaEaEN'5 FL hiIEI BAM2.
ALSO,
Soaps LII g.eat variety,
SPICES,
CANDLES,
PAPER, &C.
Te invite the attention Of The trade, Our etocs
being laid In before tie l?ie advance, en- ahles us 10
offer at such prices IS will compete successfully
With any northern market.
HARVKyS & WILLIAMS,
so Il-om Corner CT Cary ard 18th streets,
~ HHDS. CHOICE p. r. SUGAR,
IN 10 bids. BACON SHOULDERS,
10 hhds. BACON SIDES,
Just received IN store and Tor gale by
WAGGONER e HARVEY,
No. Pearl Block, 18th St,
jcH Richmond, Va.
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LiEItl: E.EEItnS' AnnEESSES.

l,jG.>trg.G General Crc>wc,I ha, issued u
f...uif.4l oIt;"r prohibiting iettcr-car-
..- i.'E3 - uin% any adde's or suIS:i; ute
.o~ a;cl,,et OF calcul ted 70 induce
& .a... 10 NIX" them donations, or the
~". .r- ~ 3rcscnts By any means what
''''. So, o. icct of the order is 10 pre-
''l-rarr!crS from soliciting New
... I ari-tu"S pre- ento directly or i'll
...f..'. .,~ T. customary "at several OF the
....@."'crv ctijre~.' TIE Postmaster
'"."' >ti-w t,Z~s the practice as prcju-
"..i I" tire service and dcrogatory 10 Tue
>nr't ,HlicrS ,houll at al! times COM
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Ron inv NIHGlSlA AuTnoRITIrS.-Air
= i'r .r"l,rcdl hal a hearing yesterday
'lec Justice Jarden upon the charge Of
l,l':. silver watch valued ii twelve
mr., the property OF John Thornton
". :rt}, ~ Aquia Creek, Va. He was
."nI1"1 t"r the action Of The authorities
'G. county III which the theft WAS com
t''d-- EGtimOre Sun, 81.
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The purchase Of the Louisville, Cincin-
- anG Lexington railroad by The Chesa-
~" an0 ih'o Company realiz"s TO the
u zen. Of Lexington what they nave long
'eh cunning oYer-ihc completion Of the
- sandy road: and what is still more
..fn Ms ever expected, it puts us on great
3r"Gah route, one over which millions OF
iiHIs worth OF merchandise will con-
ally Ito" from one section OF country to
uViher.-Le9ifyton (Ky.) Observer,
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GssEls;AS9ssS Ak4a

fslHE PRIMARY SCHOOL FOR BJ1o
Z taught by MRS. HtBSOS ali" M 7. VIZ VIZ
has been removed To the terem mt on Franklin
bg.wsen seventh and Eighth streets by The former
ST. of Dr.. iteaG'S church. norm s,S D0e
NsUSIC.-MIss 4. A. FlTZ WILSON
IVA ole Is her services ss EhCHEk Of 81 u%iG
~. s'ISk0 FORTS, IN which profession she mas
had some fifteen gears experience, Win gravity
ing tp;,ry i.ay on OF numerous patrons.
For terms, applyto MIR. L. F. COWARDIN, Arlon
Piano store, kiuth street opposite Bank street.
EEFERESCES: &. g. Gennett james Coz don,
". l.. CoWaruin. &C lo-iIH
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EARMS FOR SALE

= ..
dos acres, within i've m lies OF this city:
500 acres, within four miles OF this city
lao acI es, within two lies OF thi city:
3ss acres, within 1--WE miles Of this cits
+. go acres within three niles of this city:
800 acres, within reven miles or this city
cal acreJ within Eeven miles OF his city
246 acres, within two miles or this city
$40 acres, within ten miles of tt Ia city
EST acres, within twelve miles OF this city;
DO acres, within twelve mies or this city:
65 acres, within three miles of this city:
a3o acres, within three miles Of this city
a9i acres, within ore mile OF this city;
% acres, within one mile of This city;
1ss acres, within one mile ef this city
a handsome suburban RESIDENCE, with IL
acres;
A handsome suburban RESIDENCE, with 20
acres;
! handsome suburban RESIDENCE, with 4
acres;
A handsome suburban BOILDING SITE, with
10 acres
4 handsome REeIDENrE, with 10 scres;
FAMILY RESID HNCES, STORES. sni
BUILDING LOTS, in yjrloua pars or this city
by KiCh hRDSoH co,
Real Estate Al gents and AucLioHee's,
uo2.3L 1tl3 Main street.
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,I,sonvjy1oNs & PARTNERSHIPS

The co.partpership eX-
~ Is:tuy under the pane OF kfERG q Co, aDh
consisting old. (. Avery and Il. Al. MAYO. mas
this day been dissolved by mutual consent anu an
coilec,:n,iS viii he made and all Indebtedness pc
p,d by j. K Avery, ut the oM&e Of Avery 3 Co.,
500 ~ a IN street D. ~. Az EN-,
SEPTEMBER 18TH, 1871. ID. m. MAJ VI
CD-PAET SERSHIP.- The undersigned have
formed a~cG-partnershp under The hrm anu sly ie
ur AVERY L CO., for The purpose OF conducting
the SEWING MACHiHE BUSINESS In ali Its
branches, IT 900 Main street, where they will be
pleased To zee and serve their frieuds and the pub
tic generally. This co-partnershipldates from The
25ih September, 1871.
Tile n.w concern will collect no debts due the
CID, u0r Goes 1t assume the payment OF amy debt
contracted by Avery Co prior TO this date.
That business will he settled by y. e. Avery. +.
=, Morrie Is thu tiaanciaI man OF the house, and
has sole authority to sign The FIRMS name TO all
checks, notes, drafts or any obIsation OF ne firm
whatsoever. -. ~. az CrhhJc
Se27 Nv l. hAS'
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asAkN gS--

DEMOVAL.-AUG. AkSELL. JR:' g
FIR Es.S hs We renewed to heir new store NO:
ia NAH 81, est. hetweea seventh and Ugh b, sno
are prepared with new stock and 1nsreasen .o. ~,
tentlOn IS caileq 10 our new Parlor Heater PEI,
Golden Gun, for hsattpg one Or more store y, ~
bast IN the country, W."
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HichmHnd, enb owed
w missile and ruire and uuut I, -

Sc 'hr proUd Niece! Of our most ardent
'r'-. Al"cit that Is past, there is left the
az o.! alicItionAlc regard that is always
90 ID>uii Of close companionship and com
.,1 aspirations and common >trugglcS-;
.': that can never die in uncal!ouscd
.I'~, "" stretch out cur ann OF trade To
another Of states, where she sits amid
ru,",d temples, and offer Der tiljal
Il ':'cc. ihe border cries welcome to
N.G hounor--thc Ohio to The Jamcs--
".-'iilc 10 l;ichuiond. Lou,SrWc C0u-
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RESTAU7sAETS.
1,HH FAIR o.
REFRESHMENTS FOR LADIES And
GENTLEMEN.

YET Ellie, REsTA RATEUR,
has the privilege or the grounds to supply VISITORS
tigue and excitement o. Il sights aud action OF
the grand occasion. 80
The second story Of the superb pavilion VIII DC
devoted to refreshments for la dies ana gentlemen.
Widely separated from il IS the spacious saloon
for gentlemen alone.
The choicest ysnds will be eerVcd TO oIasri iu'
Guiding OYSTERS In eyerg style. trGer and &C
corum preserved IN ell the Departments.
The geutlemen'5 SER Will be supplied Win Tue
very best LIQUORS.
Rates reasonable, ard attention unremiued.
Country aud city friends earnestly Invited To MS
table. Many will net go away diss s!i5ned. " lti
out good fare The Fair Is failure: ard Ietelie Is
determined 1t shalt not fail. Viva the Fair
oc 23 1.
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VIRGINIA. KEws.
Renorled for the nispatoh.
Eastern Virginia Christian Confer.
/ cnec.
-
BERKgaEy, NORFOLK COUNTY, Vast


cnec.
FIRST DAY.
BERKaEy, NORFOLK COUNTY. VA.I
November 1. 1871.
The eastern Virginia Christian Con-
ference" met IN its iifteth annual session In
Jerusalem church at this place at IL o'clock
a. NJ. to-day, and was called to order by
the former president. Mr.. Thomas J. Kilby,
OF Suffolk, Va. PRAYER by Rev. Robert
RawlS.
The standing secretary, Rev. w. b. Wei.
Ions. called the church and ministerial rolls
and found a quorum to be present.
MIR. Thomas J. Kilby was reelected pre-
sidcnt and Rev. G. a. Apple was chosen
assistant secretary.
The superintendent Of the Valley Vir-
ginia Christian Conference, Rev. y. A.
Long, was invited to 4 seat as dclibera-
tive member.
Rev. c. A. Apple delivered the annual
address, 4 copy Of which was asked for
publication.
Several new churches were admitted iuto
the Conference. The usual committees
were appointed. ID. y. l..
GLoRIoUS NEws.-We have Just learned
that Baltimore has ,;ysA her subscription
TO The Valley railroad. his secures its
construction. Three cheers for glorious,
noble hearted Baltimore .-Stapnton rtndi-
Gator.
The Norfolk papers speak IN terms Of
high praise of the speeches OF MeSsrs.
Kelley aud Dooley, of this city, made in
that city OH Thursday night.
The trial OF Ward for killing Captain
Turdy, some time since, commenced on
Monday last In the Circuit Court of Pitt
sylyania county, aud is still in progress.
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REAE EsTrArE Ar igIyArE sAnE

IWARsAW. NEAR AYLETT'S. ONE
w OF the mott Talu able farms In King William
county. for sale THREE fIu SDRED AND
FORTY ACRES, shout two thirds arabic snd In
good condition, and he balsnce In oak and pine
About nffeen acres MEADOW LAM. Aisrse
aud conf ,rtab,c FRAME DWELLING, with All
the requisite oul. horses on the place. =,
hi-wcekly line Of steamers running from
Aylett's to Norfolk.
TERMS: Very lincr3l
Apply 70 COULLING & MEADE,
Real Eetate Agents,
no S~ok hafp uftno
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EOR SALE, two large BAY IN
Nr>S, and CITY LiCGhSE for carriage until
lst February, 1872. . ,,rx,,,,1D rrp,rSr
also, hancsomc GLASS WlNDoW II f 10 hi'r
+ Ur, and POPLAA, all complete, from s5 TO 9ia
Apply on Eighteenth strce;. oyr,trI
oc 20 ON D. VI. SAL LEE " III l..
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A Il MEADE & BAKERS
IA DRUG STORE,
SHOULDER BRACES,
for laiies, gcntlEmCn. boys aud girls.
PERFUME DlFFUSEKS
AND ...#
FUMIGATiNt PASTiLES,
FOi
THE SICK ROOM. 'r
AIR PILLOWS and CUSHIONS,
WHITE RUBBER CLOTH aud
OILED SILK, .
BATHING SPOSGE5 and TRAVELLERS
SP0EGE BAGS:
ELASTIC STOCKINGS, for yarlcose veins, weak
ankles, &C.: "
FEsDI CUPS and ) ITTnONS for lnyaltds;
STEAM and BAND 4, 0AiZERS and hAsAlI
DpUCHsS tor diseases OF the thioat, lungs,
and nose;
TaUSSES and SUPPORTERS, at
MEADE i BAKERS Drug Store,
So 20 9l9 o. ain street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

!uE >LnG ~ oN THE BORDER. On Satur-
) The NiggjnuGs came down into The
gccr on 4 gallant toray. We heard their
In nnj wc saw their triumph, and sc
are win them The cXu!tation as we hope
B hare with ticm The fruits, immediate
u remote, Of the victory. We Icct their
'tn'nc - The visit Of a kindred elan, one
"a is IN interest ana feeling, and almos.
.' "iih u III the memories oil Il mighty
led. "" DO not, We can not, and we
'a'b not If We could, FORGET the time when
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

uTOR SALE, a SECONDHAND
e sTEA M.ENGikE Of TWIN I,aoksE
/, good running order, snI LOW in operation
witI,n d quarter OF mile OF ,nispaiGh station,
Kichm0!d and York !hger RAILROAD. HhfihR no
further use for It, we will sell 1t cheap, delivered
On the cars at Dispatch ST tion. For TURNER par
rculars. inquire ofrkhBuTf & soNs' corner
"a a.. ao S az NJ. +. ALLEN Il BROTHER.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04
Two PHYSICIANS.

|SiBn PEERLESS GLOBE-FLOWER
i COU6II SYRUP, for the cure Of every form
Of cough bronchitis, a7lhma, throat, hOarse-
ness, &c ana Will pOeitireIv cure consumption IL
taken in time. FEE circulars. For sale by pro-
pTic:ors' wholesale agents,
pUEI ELL, LADD L CO.. Druggists,
l2l6 Main Greet, corner Z hireenth,
oc 4-3m Richmond Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-04

nor SALE, that VALUABLE FARM
Il of three hundred and thii teen acres. wlth IN
county Of New Keat. about three and one half
miles from Tuns:all st,tion, on The Richmond aud
York RiyeT road. h5Ou: one hundred acres ara
be and Ii good heart the balance i'll excellent
pine t Inbcr. Lard vel adapted 10 The Ger ais
and grasses. a commodious DWELLING aud The
rcuuisIte cur-huiiDgs on the place.
TERMs Very libcrtl. to lose up an estate.
Apply to CCULLlhG d ode,
Real Estate gents,
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