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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-29

EAST HANOVER PREsBYTERY.-ThiSb body
convened in the First Pres byterian church
Of this city last night at half-past O'Clock,
according to adjournment at late meet
ing held at LynchDurg during the sessions
Of Synod.
Presbytery was opened with q most ex.
cellent sermon by the Moderator, Rev. j.
L. Smith, from Colos>ians H., $40 " For
in him dWcletb all the ftllncsS Of the God
head bodily. And ye arc complete in
Him."
After the scrW"n The roll was called, and
the following ministers and elders answered
| TO their names:
lHatstcrs.-J. G. Stiles, william Brown.
Theodore Pryor, M. D. Ho2e, J. -. Dud-
Icy, d. c. Irving, George d. Armstrong,
l.. II. Rutherford, +. ii. Woods, II. l..
psc>ton, ". 4. Campbell, G. II. Denny,
II. T.. Darnall.
Elacrs.-B. G. Jones, r. F. Lester, G.
". Grrttcr, Robert Stiles. I. D. Davidson,
J. u. X. sleight, W. Z. Buel, NJ. LsBeale,
Jqhn Ho@ison.
The minute adopted at the last meeting
Stating TIE object of this one was read Us
| fellows: "Wbat plan can be adopted in
your congregation TO increase its contrisu-
tions? How much can you pledge. or cer-
tainiy secure, for TIC cause of sustenta-
tion?"
Rev. William Brown, D. D., from the
committee to whom this matter was re-
icrred. presented bis report, setting forth a
plan for the consideration Of Pre3hytery.
On motion, the report vas received.
DR.. Brown asked leave TO make few re-
marks on the subject Of sustentatioD, which
being granted be presented many facts and
figures showing the very small amount con-
trlbuted by each church member in the
bounds Of this presbytery. He urged the
necessity existing for each pastor to press
the subject Of giving upon their respective
ccrg; egations, that all might come up to
the help of the Church.
DR.. Armstrong moved an adjournment
till this morning at Ok O'Clock. adopted.
Closed with prayer by DR.. Pryor.
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VAccIsATIoN FOR ALL.-The Board of
Health seserves the thauks of the commu-
nifty for giving timely warning and taking
due precautions against the approach of
the small pox. AS was said few days ago
there is not now single case in the city,
but its ravages in the North are already a
matter of notoriety, and it has also invaded
several Virginia cities and counties. 1t
may appear here at any day, and it is there
fore the part Of wisdom to have general
vaccination of tho people. The negroes
of them having been yaccinated since the
war. The medical gentlemen, whose ap-
pointmcnt has been noticed, willcheerTully
answer any calls from this class. or from
any other INDECENT persons. 1t would be
well for managers Of factories to see that
all their employees are thus guarded against
this loathsome disease.
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DEATH OF 4 FORMER CITIZEN OF RICu-
was received here yes
terday OF the death Of Isaac Schrirer, a
former citizen oil Richmond, at Allegheny
CITY, Pa, on Monday. He died OF small
noS. Mr, Schriyer removed from Virginia
to PENNSYLVANIA after the war. While mere
be carried on the painting business, ahd
was quite prominent as an Odd FelloW ana
az n Mason, He was member and Past
Master of Ricbmond Lodge, No. 10, OF Ma.
sons. at the time of his death. He viii
also be remembered by many Of our read
ers az a member Of the old Blues in the
palmiest days of that company. Mr..
Schriver was good citizen, and command
ed the respect Of all who snew him.
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iIogTuARY KEPoKT.-Hhe following is the
lnortuiry re port Tor the week ending SatGr.
C;ay, November %. 1871, compiled from SEX.
tons returns reCeiyClra ut tie oifico OF the
Board OF Health:
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 26; in
addition. / -till-born were reported--whlte,
2 cCloIcd, ,. Sex Males, II females, IA.
Color: White males, ! !; white females, I
colorcd males, ); colorcd females, I. Con-
dition: Single, Ii married, II unknown 1.
Nativity : United States, 2G. Locality
Marshall Ward, S; Jefferson Ward, 2;
Madison Ward. 8; Monroe Ward, 5;
Clay Ward, s.; Jackson Ward, 4 (;
aln-house. .; Howard's Grove hospi-
tai, l. Age: une day TO thirty, s.; one
month to six, 1; six months TO twelve,
l {; one yesr to three, 5 ; ten years to TWEEN
ty, ; twenty years TO thirty, 8; thirty
years 10 forty, | forty years to fifty, 6 fifty
years to sixty, 8. By whom certified : Re-
.ular practitioners, %; Coroner, l Board
of Health, .. Causes OF death ApopleXy,
p; brain disease, l ; consumption (whitc),
4 congestion Of brain, cancer Of womb,
/ !; couvulsions, 9; dropsy, l ; diphtheria,
l e; hapatitis, +; iuan,ion, infautiIe lock-
jaw, 2; ma'asmts, l pneumonia, .; scro-
,us (coloredl 2; typhoid fever, l un-
known, ,.
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SAINT BoN1FAcIUs BENEFICIAL SOCIETY,"
Judge Welltord, of the Cncuit Court ol
this city. has granted charter to an asso'
c,at;on of Germans, TO be styled the Saint
Bonifacius Beneficial Society Of Richmond
The object of the Society will be the mutual
benefit Of its members, especially in sick
ness and distress. The capital .ock of the
company is to be $4,000, divided into
shares Of S25 each. The business and office
of the Society Will be solely in Richmond
The following are the officers for the first
wear President, Joseph Stukenburg
Vice President, Charles Selle; Secretary,
William Mayer; Fice-Secretary, Henry T.
Torbeck; Treasurer, Gerhard Ross; Com
mittee, Frank Schultz, Gerhard Wlggers,
Wlllcbrand Stukenburg.
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BAPTIST SUEDAY-SCHooL CONVENTION
There was large congregation in attend
ance at the First Baptist church last eve
ming on the occasion OF the assembling of
the Baptist State Sunday School Conven-
lion, Shortly before o'clock Mr. Joel 3.
Watkins called the Convention to order,
and, on his motion, the Rev. John Hart, of
Staunton, was appointed chairman and Mr..
A. z. Abel, of Charlottesville, chosen
secretary. After singing the hymn " Here
Again We Meet You," which was sweetly
rendered by the choir. and prayer, an in-
terestine Introductory discourse was de-
lvered by Rev. G. r. Dickinson, who Sc
lected rs his subject the "Parable Of the
Sower."
The Convention will meet this morning
in the lecture.room Of the First church a.
halt-past o'clock.
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BENEVOLENT CONCERT AND TABLEAUy.-
The teachers attached to the Sunday school
of st. Peters (Catholic) cathedral are &C.
tlyely preparing for a concert aud tableaux
in order to raise funds for clothing the poor
children of the parish, SO as to encourage
them in their attendance t Sunday school.
The entertainment will Take place on the
14th Of December, and will doubtless be
literally encouraged by the Catholics of
this city. A number Of amateur vocalists
have volunteered for the occasion, and the
tabeauX will be under the management of
Mr.. Thomas Minor, who is entirely au fatt
III such matters.
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LADIES BurLp1sG A CHURcH.-The ladie

LADIES BUrLpISG 4 CHURcH.-The ladies
of the Centenary Methodist congregation,
having determined to build new church,
have commenced in earnest to carry into
effect their schemes TO raise the funds. A
festival on scale rarely equalled herea-
bouts was commenced at Assembly Hall
last night. and will continue ior the rest OF
the week uniess otherwise announced.
The hall is elegantly and tastefully decora-
ted, aud is we'll stocked with all the articles
usually displayed al such eDtectainments.
A brass band has been engaged for each
night, and vocal and instrumental music
are also on the programme. Altogether,
an hour cannot be more pleasantly spent
than ct Assembly Hall during the continu.
ance Of tnis festival.
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POLICE COURT, TUEsDAY-JuStice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
dis oosed of:
Richard Holloway, (colored), charged
with stealing wood from the Basin bank,
the property Of some person unknown,
Found guilty and sent TO the Jail and
chain-gang for fifteen days.
Jennie Anderson (eolored), charged with
being lunatic and wandering about the
streets. Committed to Jail.
Daniel Edmonds (colored), charged with
stealing lot OF goods valued at seven dol.
lars from Aaron Haskins. Failed to ap.
pear, and attachment issued for his arrest.
John Tierney, charged. with assaultine
and beating Mary Tierney, was required
to give security in the sum of $10O for
three months.
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CHANcERY Court, TuEsDAY.-Ju91e r.
e. fFtzhuJh.-The following cases were
disposed OF:
Wright, sheriff, &C., Us. Stewart, &c.
Decree confirming report of trustees and
directing fund to remain on deDosit to
credit OF court iii this cause until it's further
order. Pleasants, John Howard, and E..
I. Cannon, counsel.
Corbin Us. Corbn and others. Decree
confirming report of sales and making dis
tribution Of the fund on hand. And also
confirming report of partition and direct,
ing mutual conveyances. Meredith, D. q.
Couch and others rs. Smiths executor
and others. Decree adopting by consent of
parties the special statements in commits.
sionet's report and directing distribution
according to that statement and also the
transfer of State bonds IN the said report
mentioned. Grattan and Andrew john
stOn, counsel.
Eubank and others Us. Pulliam and
Others. Decree confirming report Of COM
mlsSioners, directing conVeyances to the
purchasers who have paid the purchase
money in full, and rule against purchaser
who hes failed TO comply with terms OF
purchase, to show cause on December s.,
1871, why property shall not be resold at
his risk and costs. Dooley and Clopton,
counsel.
Allison, &C., rs. Carson, &c. Decree re.
] ferrIng cause TO z commissioner for inquiry
and report. Connolly and Mayo, p. O.
Williams, &C., Us. LetebGe and Others.
Decree confirming sale heretofore made,
and directing inquiry and report bv com.
missioner Is to disposition of the funds re-
ceircd by commissioner Of sale. Sand. and
Leake, pa,
E1 parte James 3. Royster. Order SUBJ
stituung trustee in the place Of AleXan'
der L. koyster, deceased. Kelley, pa.
Hallowell, &C., Us. Hallowell, Sc. Decree
confirming report of commissioner and d.
rectlug u sum in gross to be paid to Mrs
Indiana c. HalIowell iu lieu Of her dover
and making 4 partial distribution Of the
| fund. Sands and Leake, counsel.
MitchelPs executors Is. Mitchell, &C.; IL
Y. Mitchell Us. Mitchell. SC. Decree con
tirming report Of commissioners and making
distribution Of the fund. Johnston g. VIII
liams and A. Austin Smith, counsel.
Drinard, &C., Us. Beck's administrator
&c. Decree for distribution or the fund OF
hand. Guy & Gillian and Spilman, counsel
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JOB PRINT1NG.--W o call the stsension OF ,ner,
;fsnts, clerks Of courts, shertEs. lawyers. saiis
'osd, steamship and canal officers aud asenta, srd
III others having orders for printing to the tac4Es
les offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAs.
aIsaAESr for tha prompt and fsittf,li execution
II all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
ssors notice Cards, sin-Usads, Lettsr-H Heads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
tsss, hand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills Of Faro, Show.
"illS' Checks, Drafts, &C., &c., So. Satisfaction
Guaranteed.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

LYME & BROTHER will sell at haif.pss. P.
u. brick store on Ri1hteenth between naip
and franklin streets.
IsBELL & SON Will Bell stA P. 81. n frame tene-
ment on The nor.h side CT Clay street, Lear
Buchanan Spring.
COOK & LAUGNTOE will sell a. 20 A. NJ,
the tt0re of Harris / Brother, 1881 MGln stree.
dry goods, showcases, &c.
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FRENCH spOLIATIoN CLAIMs.-Gentlemen
in this city who are largely interested in the
passage OF the French Relief Bills now be-
fore Congress are encouraged by their
agent in Washington 10 believe that the
prospect for their claims being allowed is
now most cheering. 1t is hoped that the
give the bills an undivided support. The
money was long ago paid to the United
States by the French Government, and 1t
ought to be placed in the hands of the suf:
ferers their descendants. Richmond and
Petersburg would receive large influx ol
capital by This act of mere justice.
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srSpKy-ScHooL CONVENTION Delegates 10
he Baptist sunday.school Convention arsinvfte1
call n ELLYsoS & TAVLoR's bookstore. nss1
The Dtspatch Office, where they utu dnd all tn
:oitions of the new BAPTIST Hymn-BooE ChRrehA
furniahed at Introductory prices. The trade sup
piled at = liberal discount s.ss-. s,.,{s
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BURGLARS CAUGHT Charles Carter and
Sam Martin (colored), charged with bur.
gIariou>ly entering The store OF Messrs,
Albert Ordway & Co., agents of the Rich.
mopd Granite Company, were before the
Police Court yesterday, and the evidence
being sufficient, the accused were sent on
to the grand jury OF the Hustings Court for
Indictment.
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FOREIGN EoGs.-Two Essex pigs, recent
ly imported from England by DR.. I. j..
Woodbridge and e. J. Warren, Esq, could
be seen yesterday ut HiY's stable, on Tenth
street between Main and Cary streets.
They sfe as fat as ''pigs," and If a hog ever
was pretty these certainly were.
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NARROW EscAPE-Monday night about
O'Clock, as negro dray man was hosting a
barrel of flour up flight steps at the resi-
depce of J. II. Campbell, on Marshall near
Twenty.fourth street, he lost his hold Oh the
barrel, which was precipitated down the
steps, striking son of MIR. Campbell Oh
the head and legs, ipjurlns him severely
Drs. Knox and Farrar were called IN, VINO
promptly did all IN their power TO relieve
the suffering child. ra...-
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Ono of the best, p.e;tiest, and cheapes. assoit-
mems OF dry goods can be touad Ut TaALHIaEas' ,
eel Broad street, corner of Six.h, They have
,usr received large lot or new Style and attrsc-
tive goods, boush. st c'osins-ont sales In New
York, and cEer special bargains. BY buying
there money may be saved.
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DFPARTuRE OF THIEF FOR PARTS UH-
ESowN.-A man giving his name as Eugene
Hagen was employed by Mr. 3. Heinrich,
n jeweIler in this city, q short time since.
lie came to the city, as he stated, from Chi
cago, where he bad been burnt out and
lost everything. Heinrich employed MN
to keep him from starving, and on Monday
the fellow dccamped without leave or
license and took two gold watches, valued
Ct Sl50, with him.
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/. TOBACCO INSPECTORS. s.-G0Ternor Walker
has appointed the following tobacco In
sDecl ors for LYnchburg:
Planters Wdrehouse.-Samuel e. Tins
ley on part OF the State and ]. L. Oglesby
oD part Of the owners.
Nartis's Warehouss.-S. 3, .Rucker on
part Of the State. ss .s .s Pa: i s
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PROPOSALS..
0POSAIS j -
FOE FUDLIC PRINTING.
oEFEcE supT. PURLro PRINTING,

OFFICE, suPT. PUBLIC :PatNTIxH,f o.
( lIcHasosp, November p ls7L
! In accordance WILD tee proyt.tons Of AZ act q
the-t;epersl Assembly passed March seth, ls7fs
ee ,led proposals wtll be received o3t The uEnsr.
sixred st lis ofice, in The e.p!.ol uaat TUks.,
DAY Deeen Der 9Th, 1871. ~ " vciock ID, 1os me
BOOK and JOB IkIh1tsS F0LUlSasS
c1IT hing, RUbiEG, and dBlSDisd,re reiafoa
for the STAKE OF Virginia from the oa.e 90 eols
tlact until the lst day OF April lS72, ~ sSouo"ss
BOOK AND PAMPHLET PRINTING a
Compe sit.on or tyre per ], eoe ems;
fresB-wOtk per token or asS shcesa VcsaSo'
JOE. PRIsTIHe.S SL+f ,t5.s2t
Press woss per toksn or 80 Impressions.
ror,DrSe;:. sTircHiNG, BULfEG, AND
' - ''sgs-ss. B1 M Ing, ~ -ttts q III
as nar bliss schedais ths. VIII be faratahsd By tba
Snss acssr and specimens Of hs work Tat win
ba Ieaulrcu caa be seea ths office Of ths RIas
siyrx d, sn The csptset.
sponsi b,ade.s, sno 3ec. 70 appeal 20 tie fti1Ss
Ia xx,.snu.I.se,f ths ISeasr raj Assembly. -.
Sns saorassfuI biaueIs viii % sscs1Ad 20 snssS
into boad, wtta secatily 20 oa approves ~ ASR
seereGarY OF Ihe. otnpGt nwezlsR. for ksS pEaa2s
and faithful s1ssptloa q thssS ga u
u aEsSs - Nl4SsA Sc a. HCnATfIIns
aosT Superintendent eS xual1s FFiafsA
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AN AssAULrlNG CASE ON SUNDAY
Joseph Woodiolk (co!ored) was UP Before
Justice White yesterday to answer the
charge OF assaulting and beating his vile
Bettie. who. when sworn, was particular ~
ANXIOUS that her husband should be let on,
ms the TWO had settled all their differences
But the Justice did not think SO, for after
O. number of Witnesses were examined thu
accused was aojudged guilty and sent to jat
for fifteen days. e@-z
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THANKSGIVING DAY.-To.morrow Is the
day set apart by the proclamation OF Presi-
dent Grant for national Thanksgiving.
The several Episcopal congregations will
hold q oint service at st. James's church
at Il O'Clock NJ. We are not informed as yet
of any other special appointments.
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PORT OF RICHGOED, NOVEMBER u sr.
AHRISs'. ".."
Steamer ELIZA Hanco1, Clifford, Norfolk, M ar.
chandise AID passengers.
SAILED.
steamer Wyanoke. Bourne, New York, msr.
chandise and passe gers. j. W. Wyatt
steamer George Il. Upton, Roberts. New YORK.
nerGnandlse and passengers, Virginia stsamshin
and Packet Company. =
a. steamer talIsade, Nelson, Norfolk, msrchaz..
disc and passengers. -.a.10
Schooner William Magee, Watt, Wilntnatou.
Oei, eta Osborne'e, coal, Lurrie q Co.
sen )oner Anne. Atams, JimeJ river, TO load
railroad ties for Phil lphis.
che oner ": Z. Franll'u, Seward, baltimore
riG Warwick river. iuuner.
orhooner E 4. Button, Marshall Philadelphia.
rita N'a'tlpunt r'ysr.
othoones j. II. Marvel. Qalllng, Wflnlngsor.
Deli, TiG YORK river.
BELOW.
S'ho1ncr, Poswrlt. Copa, iron ore, NeY yors.
Iredc.ar Company.
MENORAEDCL
VINE TARD RAVEN no EN- be- q. Sailed.
@h)orcrs w, b. erIeen. Kelley. from Boston, aad
Emtiine McL.ta, CcoEsl, from Bah, for Rioh-
mrnd, Va. -
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CgR1srMks pREaENTs.-Them most bsan.fui
,ha: can be presentedto friend Is The lovely ini.
provsnea.s Ia photographs by Mrs. nASpoLrH.
This egsr, p,ctaIe Is only produced at Inc
AlEsn gallery. ..-A.E a
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! SocIETA De UEIoNI-E-FRATELLAEzA ITAL
lana IN RICHMOND, Wat meeting o!
this society on Monday night the following
officers were elected: a Baccigaluppo,
president; G. Gonelli, vice president; 4.
Baratta, secretary G.. &. Salamone. G.
Lanzarori, trustees; q. Padesta and L.
Consani, officers permanent.
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SUPREME COURT OF APrEALs.-Yesterdsy
Otho 5. hean, Of Richmond, qualified te
practice in this court.
Judge Crump concluded his argument
Tor the appellant in Chahoon rs. the Com
monWealth of Virginia, and tho case was
submitted to the court.
Inc case OF Wilson us. the Chesapeake
ana ONO Railroad will be heard to-day.
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COMMISSIONERS OF DEEDs.-His Excel
lencv Governor Walker has appointed
Messrs. George r. Jaques and Joseph j.
Brown commissioners of deeds for Fir-
cinia, to reside in New York, and Henry
PhiIllns to reside in PENNSYLVANIA.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REHA1S1s

LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS n'It.'.' REAAl-,iao
~ THE RICHMOND rosT-UFFIcE NOVEMBER
as-J. P. Tyler, T. S. Williams, Rich
mond. Va; Mrs. L. a. Collier. } smGs City,
D Vo.D. Al. Williams, Chesterfield. Va; j..
{ Robertson, Kansas City, Missouri; a
Alexandra, Baltimore; Mrs.. a. u; Rey-
n"ld.. Gooda,l post-ofhee, W.; D. - Il. A. e.
Murdo, General Agent Il. & y. Il. 4. one
latter. no address, IL
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THE PosT, OFFICE TONI MoRRow.-To-mor-
row being the day designated by President
Grant as thauksgivlug-day, the post-otflce
will be open from to 10 4. NJ. only. The
carriers win make no deliveries. Letters
can be called for at the hour stated.
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HANCOCK pEgs.-We have tried thsse pens,
n an ufsctared by David w. Glass g Co., OF Bal.
fmoro, sod 1ut Ihsu1 10 be rssily excellent 80
steel peEs that h,ye come under our notice sro
better In any re spect. t...-t..s-r go
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NEW BAPTIaT hymn ScoK.-Tne new 6spis'
Hymn Book, JUS: issued by tie Bsp:!st bloas ans
Pubicstion socisty, sapplisd Eao'e S$e ana 90, :,
tail ryGLLYaogs TAfioa, nsS' W fsssao'spa'S
Of. 20, at the lowes. rs.sss
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sh't IL strange tia. people wilt rnfEer with sot1
"aeu Z. .. sPEScE sos, at 1900 Main street,
n1Se ovsrcoats TO suit every pocket,
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AcKNowLEpGMENTs.-O thanks are due
TO tue Committee of the I. o. B. B. for q
kind Invitation 10 attend their annual sup
per tonight at High View, near Manches-
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NJ. ELLfsos & Co., Advertising Agents, his.
patch huildtng, Will receive advertisements anc
nave them inserted In any Journal Of the country
u regular rates.
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ADVERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade IN
sny portion OF the country should advertise In tha
papers of that section. n. ELLYsoy & Co. will
axe advertisements and have .hen inserted az
publishers rates.
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ELECTION OF OFFICERS.

On motion Of Mr.. Newcomer, Colonel
Thomas II. Wynne was unanimously
elected president, and the following d:rec-
tors we're also elected: =. W. HaXal, (. B.
Haxal, d. W. Lassiter, Il. b. Eliyson, and
Frederick Z. Scott. ... -- ..ss...
The President appointed the following
gentlemen as the Committee Of EXa1ntna-
tion for The current year: Reuben Rag
land, John z. Branch, Charles Ellis, Z. j.
Wright, and Robert Leslie.
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ATNoRE's MIScE MEAr.-Th,nkssivfnx is
aish. Lcok well 20 your stock. Consumers kuov
hist ATMoRE'S is ths best, ana OF osursa TIA
cheapest. -.-.-------
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr.-J. p
WINSTON ct ais, rs. j. L. johnson and ]. G.
smith, occupied the attention of this court
(JucSe Underwood) again on Yesterday.
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RICHMOND, VA, ao'vssmbsr as,5lsI.

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gtHE PARTNERSHIP HEREToF0HH
( l.. existiDg between n lism ID. Caok and yenn
OoOKi& &c co, expired onthe Ist instant by LINT
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settle. and thsse hayirg elns Wila3rresent them.
Either partner IS authorized 10 sign Tor the cor
Germ In liquidation. WE COUR d oO.
/, The business win be contiaued By me. 4,
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reserve endowment policies Is . speciality Win
tbe Widows' and Orphans Benefit Lie Insurance.
Company. J. B. MOORE, agent No. 1,Is Maj,
street.