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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-25
THE FLooEs OF A SToREHousE GIVING

TIE Floors OF A SToREHoUsE GIVING
morning it was discoV.
cred that the first and second floors Of the
five. story house, corner Of Twelfth and
Cary streets, used by Warwick & Barks-
dale for slowing ilolr, were in dangerous
condition. Major Poe and the City Engi-
ucer afterwards made an examination of
the building and nscertaired the extent OF
the damage. The house was literally filed
with barrels OF flour, and two floors had
given away beneath the immense weight,
causing q decided sinking OF the founda-
ton of the house and the breaking Of Il
twelyc-lnch girder, while the walls bul9ed
in a way that seemed TO threaten the
downfall Of the whole affair. At late
hour last evening, however, the symptoms
were not more dangerous. Messrs. War
wick & BarkSdsle think they have devised
a means of getting out the flour without
imperlIiing the lives Of the workmen or in.
juring their property, and will probably
carry 1t into effect to-day.
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MANC2sEsTEEs ITEMS.

PARTIAL OBSTRUCTION OF THE AFRICAN
CHURcH.-Cn Thursday night about II
O'Clock great volumes Of smoke were dis
covered issuing from the doors and WIN
dows of the African church, corner Of Sc
yenth and Perry streets. After some diff
Guilty in obtaining an entrance, the floor in
the body Of the church, just above the large
heating apparatus in the basement, was
discovered to be on fire. The alarm was
speedily given, and in very short time the
apparatus OF the Alcrts and large body Of
citizens and tiremen were on the ground.
The nearest plug being on Hull street, the
hose were found not TO be Of sufficient
length, and the ladders and buckets being
put to work, the fumes were speedily SUBJ
dued, not, however, before considerable
Injury had been done the flooring, the win
dowS, benches, and other furniture. 1t is
very fortunate that the fire was so soon dis
covered, or the church, and possibly other
ueighborng property, would have been
entirely destroyed. The fumes doubtless
originated from the heating apparatus, the
fire in which was not extingufshcd at the
close Of the school which has been holding
its sessions in the lower part OF the build
ing. We did not learn the exact amount Of
the damage, but it is not heavy, and will
be speedily repaired. The congregation
worshipping at this place have the sympa-
thy of our entire community in their mis-
fortune.
COUNTY CoURT.-Chesterfel Court has
adjourned, after n session of several days
spent in considering civil business, there
being no cases OF Importance other than
those heretofore reported. Several misde-
mcanor and other cases were postponed
until the next session of the court.
Justice Chilcs has had several unimport-
ant cases before him this week. To-day
will be heard the case of William Bailey
(uegro) charged with being captain of a
military company, with aiding an un-
lawful assembly, and parading and drilling
without authority, to the annoyance OF
peaceable citizens. This company Is said
to number over 100 men, and they are
armed with United StateS muSkets.
F1REMEN's PARADE.-A committee Of the
Alert Fire Company having waited on the
Chief Engineer of the Richmond Depart
ment to obtain permission to parade with
that body, and their services having been
declined, it is the intention of the Man.
chester company to parade with their new
uniforms and splendid apparatus on the
same day, but at later hour.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES change In the
services tomorrow except that the alter
noon service at the Presbyterian church
commences at 34 o'clock and the night
services at the other churches at 7 o'clock.
An interesting series of meetings have been
in progress this week at the Meade Memo
rial church.
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PERsoNAL.-Dr. CIV. Bagby, assistant
State librarian, is sick.
Inspector.G General Owens left the city
yesterday to inspect the volunteer company
(A) commanded by Captain w. Z. Came
ron, of Petersburg. He win return to the
city this morning.
Mr.. Brooks, of the New York Times, Is
on visit to Richmond. t.a
Vice-President Wickham, Of the Chesa.
peake and Ohio railroad, has returned ffom
New York. Superintendent Perry, of the
same road, is in Huntington, but is expect
ed to return tomorrow.
Ile:srs. w. D. Leake, Of Goochland, and
r. B. Berkley, of Prince Edward, are at
the Exchange.
Hon. u. &. DeJarnette is ut Ford's.
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AN ESCAPED CONVICT RETURNED TO HIS
OLD QUARTERs.--John Wesley alias William
Henry Thompson (colored), sent to the
chain-gang by Justice While for larceny
some time since, was an escaped convict.
Wesley had been convicted of house. break
ing in Richmond county and sentenced to
the penitentiary for one year. After reach
ing Richmond he was hired out to work on
the Chesapeake and Chic railroad, from
which place he made his escape. After
coming to this city he was guilty of petit
larceny, for which offence he was arrested,
tried, and sent to the city jail and chain
gang. While there he was recognized as
the aforesaid convict and sent back to the
penitentiary.
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The SYMBOLS OF THE ALMANAc.-The
origin of the twelve astronomical symbols
which indicate the twelve signs of the 20
diac is very ipgeniously explained by the
Rev. T. FL. Broome, of Norfolk, England,
who, in an article in the Astronomical Re-
qister, shows that each of these symbols is
formed of the line or lines which, include
tue principal stars Of the constellation or
sign which 1t stands for: The paper Is u,
Illustrated by an excellent plate, ana IS wen
worthy Of being read by all interested In
astronomical curiosities. The same author;
in previous paper. says that he has dis
covered the origin ofthe characters OF the
Hebrew alphabet in the confgurations OF
the considerations. 80. = = ,-.,--. - -. -.
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THEODORE THOMAS CoMING.-The agent
of the famed Theodore Thomas Orchestral
Troupe is now here making arrangements
for two concerts, which will be given by
the troupe at Assembly Hall on the Goth
and 9th Of January. Nlr. Thomas has
greatly reinforced bis troupe for the pre-
sent season, and the entertainments which
they offer probably excel any Of the kind
ever offered in this country. Among the
new acquisitions are Professor B. Liste-
mann, one of the best violinists of the age,
and Miss Crebbs. an accomplished pianist.
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POLICE COURT, FHIDAY--Justtce J. i.
Whae presiding. The following cases were

POLICE COURT, FHIDAY--Justtce J. j.
Whae presiding. The following cases were
disnosed Of :c.s, - 80. g /. II.
Walter s.. Stutz and John Bratbwaite.
charged with .trespassing on the premises
of j. w. Criddle and removing therefrom
wood, shucks, &C., the property Of said
Criddle-trespass done under color of right.
Accused DISCHARGED. ,..,r., !: 80 s---
Martha Jane Bell (colored), charged with
being drunk and unable to take care of her
self. Bound over in the sum OF $50 to keep
the peace. r.-s - fsf-E ts,r p.2j- 4, ::
: Thomas Cooley (colored), charged with
shooting at Reuben Smith with intent to
kill him. The shooting was done accident
ally. Discharged. !" a-2a -
Reuben Smith (colored), charged with
trespassing on the premises of Thomas
Cooley and refusing to leave the same
when nlordered. Discharged. s.sa27=
William Brown (colored), charged with
assaulting anu beating George Jarvis in the
Second Market. Fined $3.50. .s<ta
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES To-MoRRow.-We
note the following special appointments !:
Grdce-Street Presbyte,7an.--Rey.J j. g.
Stiles, u. D., at II a. M, and at 4 Z. M.
Rev. George n. Snyder.
Second Bdptist.-ReY. W. Fl. Whltsitt, OF
Tennessee, at II A. NJ. and TX ?. M.
z P,ne-Street Baptist.-Rev. j. B. Jeter at
II A. NJ. and Rev. a. E. Dickinson at IN
Z. NJ.
Fulton Baptist.- A. e. Dickinson at
II A. NJ. ....-s. ? s....,
United States ourt-Room.-Rcv. A. r..
Miller (Methodist) at II A. M.
Gay-Str Methodist.-Rev. J. M. An
derson at IL A. NJ. The usual service at
night. ~
Union Station Methodist.- L. NJ.
Edwards at IL A. NJ; Rev. Robert Mi
cnaels at * 2. M.
Trinity Methodist.-Services at II A. NJ.
by some minister returning from the Con-
ference Rev. w. f. Edwards at * P. NJ.
Virginia Hall (Ninth streeD.-Rey. John
BleDner at II A. NJ; sermon to children
at $50 P. NJ. Services In German.
Odd-Fellons' Hall Corner Franklin and
Mayo streets)-Ray. D. NJ. Henkel at II 4.
NJ. and * L. NJ. Subject Mission OF the
Lutheran Church.
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THE CHAHooN CASE BEFORE THE COURT
OF ArPEALs.-ln the Court of Appeals yes
terday the argument in the case OF Inc
Commonwealth ps. Chahoon Che alleged
Haunstein forgcr\was commenced by 81. II.
Wells, Esq, who spoke two and a half
hours for the prisoner. Mr. Wells was fol-
lowed by Attorney-Gcncral James c. Tay-
Tor, who spoke until o'clock, at which
time the court was adjourned. Mr. Taylor
will finish his argument this morning, and
will be followed by George d. Wise, Esq,
aud Judge W. W. Grump-the latter gen-
tleman concluding for the accused.
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MEETING OF TIE MECHANICS UNIoN.-It
will be seen by notice in another column
that an important meeting of the Me-
chanicS Union will be held Cn Monday
evening at half-past o'clock at Sehotrs
Monticello Hall. 1t is understood that the
committee on annual supper will then re-
port, We learn that the supper will be
given by Mr.. Schott, and will DC worthy OF
the mechanics of Richmond.
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JOB PRINrING.-Wcc call the attention or rrer.
Chants, clerks OF courts. sherlGs, LAWYERS. rail-.
road, steamship and canal officers and agents and
ali others having orders for printing, TO the facii
ties'offered at the DISPATCH PRINTING EsrAp.
LIsHMENT for the prompt and faithful execution
OF all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish at
short notice CARDS, BtN-Heads, Letter-Iteads,
Programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
Tags Nand-Bills, Catalogues, Bills OF Fare, Show.
Bills, Checks, Drafts. &C., &C., SC. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
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The FIRE LAST .N1auT.-An alarm Of fire
was turned in at box MOI, ut Eighteenth
Street engine.house, last night about ten
minutes past O'clock, which was caused
by the burning of the coal shed owned by
MIR. David 6. 1ueugling, DR., and in front
of his brewery, below Rockets. In the
building there was small quantity Of
nitro-glycerine, which exploded after the
shed was about half consumed, making a
great noise. The shed and contents were
entirely consumed and the wharf badly
damaged. Notwithstanding the fact that
there was al alarm-boX at Rockets, the
fire had made considerable hcadway before
any alarm was given, and when it was it
came from point fur from the conilasra'
ton.
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A Musical TREAr.--The advent of Mad

A MUSICAL TREAT.-The advent of Mad
alne Isabel McCulloch is looked forward to
with great interest by the lovers of fine
music. 1t is quite certain that an audience
composed of Richmond ladies and gentle
men have not had the opportunity for such
q treat in long time. tn addition to the
which Madame McCulloch has
gained as prima donna of the New York
Academy of Music, the talent which the
artists who assist her are known to possess
will be sufficient to draw full house.
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CoSvIcTs REcEIvED.-The following con-
vIcts " ere received at the penitentiary yes
terday: Goster Jackson, from Mecklen-
burg county, one year, for malicious as
sauit; Charles E. Hambrick, from Frank
lin county, five years, for burglary; and
Warner Hicks, from Dinwiddie county, one
year, for houSe-Dreaking.
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.AUcrEog SALES TODAY.

& 90. will sell at tlo O'Clock ~,
orerlhs First National Bank, Virginia, Pc
tersburg railroad. and United States bonda'
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR will sell NJ a P. N. four
-, vacan. lots On Belvidere bill. rt..
COOK LAUGHTON viii sell at the borse-lot ut
10 A. NJ. saddle aud harness horses, muiea, &c
THOMAS w. KEEsEE viii sell az 10 A. N.
OF the horse-lot horses, mules, &c.
n & co. viii rent at IL NJ. Clsrk's
,,a y 2rlng farm, near the reservoir.
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MORE MONEY FOR CHIcAGo.-Germania
Lodge, No. Is, Knights OF Pythias, has sent
a contribution Of S92.75 to their suffering
brethren Of Chicago. This Lodge is COM
posed Of some Of our Iareest-hearted and
most liberal German citizens, and is in O
most fourishing condition.
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dan nALkD "EAPoEs.-They say IL /. ma. o,,,
but eowardly to cary a ni.,o1 en, ~,
SouS oo1scts to walxing-cane and =. - s,s D1'
as,sn every respec. to q pistol as a weanan -
s.ae,. g. B. SPENCE & Son have = m ,an,s .o", :.
SsSA VI walking. Cal1 at lana Na,n $50.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-O OFFICE NOVEMBER "a, 1871.
Mrs. Emily Allen Gordonsville. Va; Fred
erick Coles, Richmond, Va; Mrs. Lay1nla
Sarden, Richmond, Va. ....r
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D1soHARGED.-SiX prisoners were dis
charged from the city Jail yesterday morn
ing, their time having expired. Three
were sent to jail in default OF security. The
number now confined there is smaller than
It has been for some time.
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santa Claus has established his headquarters at
PIZzINTs magnificent store, where he has this
morning opea large and beautiful selection Of
toys OF every description, bon bons, fancy boxes,
and ornaments for ChrtsmaS trees.
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M1LIrARY.-The meeting of the commits
stoned officers of the First Virginia regi-
ment will be held at the Office Of The Old
Dominion Insurance Company, No. 1115
Main street, at half.past O'Clock this eve
pin0
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N. ELLfsoS q Co., Advertising Agents, Dis.
patch building will receive Advertisement. ," .,s
have them inserted In any journal Of the conr,., ~
sc regular rates. 5. -" ~o"u'iS
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ADVERT1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade IN
any portion OF the country should advertise In the
papers OF that section, NJ. ELLYsoN & co. win
take advertisements and have them inserted at
puolishers' rates. -.. ~.-
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THE EPEN1TESTIARy.-The work OF repair,
inc the workshops OF the penitentiary and
increasing their capacity Is progressing as
rapidly as could be expected, and 1t Is now
stated that the new shops will be ready Tor
occupancy about the 10th of December.
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strawberry Twist, Wine Sap. Emperor, Paris
Medal, How's This For High, divers Premium.
anu other choice brands chewing tobacco, al
GEORGE soHGSs corner Eleventh and Main
streets. 80"
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RsARlHE 6NTEELIaENCE.

EIEIATUisS ALAEEAC, NOVEMBER 25, 1911
6Gl rise s,s, ,.----.. 1QS Acoa sets ...,. 5.l7
Bun sets, 452t Gifh Tide 1885,
eORT OF EICEAOND, NOVEMBER O. 1871.
AEEi2ET.
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings MIL, mer-
chandisa and passengers.
Steamer Petersburg, Travis, Baltimore, mer-
chandise and passengers. VIM. P. Brett.
SAILED.
Steamer Albemarle, Smith. New York, mer.
chandise and passengers. j. w. WYATT.
Steamer William L. Clyde, Drew, New York,
merchandise and passengers, Virginia Steamship
and Packet Company.
MEMORANDA.
Bark Dover, stipnen, from Richmon at Mon
te erideo 9th ultmO.
Balk Surprls>, Howes, from Richmord, a. Mon
te evideo 30th Sc ptemoer.
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HahaluiIes Tor legislative oflces win s.,ns .
poor chance OF getting the votes Of the manr ana
II ,hey 40 not 90 to E. B. SPENCE sos oels sns n
vide themselves with suits OF their elegant
mems wear. ... S'ssant Styles OF
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Beauty and elegance all comnlhea m Tue pLr-
lures now taken ct the "LEE" !" uaheey. ni''
pandolnb,s D.. improvements please all the ladies.
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AT AIAohE's MrNcE MEAr.-rb,rs.,,,,n. :.
nlsn' Look weiito your stock Consnm LIS Is
cheapest. "uu o1 course the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-25

THE FIRST TRAIN from Huntington, West
Virginia. to Charleston, will, it Is stated,
60 through on Monday.
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-. 1ne seal Caps, and all the novelties 8, ,o.
az .ALIES's, :, lsls Main street ''' N season'
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just received another lot Of those Me.,mor,
orsuo cigars at corner Eleventh and Mai,
Str eets. oA aAoii
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q largo assortment OF genuine mecrscbapu
pipes ut corner Eleventh and Main s.reets
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candisa Ere, cream walnut. ana butter..c,tc,
be had =, 'I"eo.e ana cocoznut earanels, are e.
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'IL SUBSCRIBER WILL sss.s--1G;ggIi-sS.r.. s....s,,
e,Atiigc tDe EUAIL :. $ HssSassss.3n
StSc as Lcgeco ore TT his Old stSA1 lock
-.t
, 4sh!0l for pas. fayc-s, bsgs continuance Of
q NE
7-:ue WlLLIaAip cox. Agen
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Lone JACK aud all other best brands smokina
tooacco at corner Eleventh and Main strc,ta
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A great rush after e. b. SPENCE q soS
ready-made clothing and gentiemehS ia' 1pN
goods. ua.1s-..
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Hdrpe''s Weekly and Frank LesHe's HAS
trated papers for this week are to hand from
Ellyson s. Taylor, booksellers and news
dealers, next to Dispatch office.
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Toys. ToYs.-The boys and girls bhopia % ~
PIzzrNI's to-day and get some OF his eesailtui a'
toyo. FL. -. s.,.-,s- s.rsz y. -.ess4. 4g4f .gE +
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ao,e ALvEsT TCoLps.-Kverybedy gets cold m fb,s
Sow, ~, weather unless they wear r. 3. sprrcn
SoS sheavy uRdershirts sts nj -''s1 ~ q q
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Come ana gee Mrs. Randolph's improv,r, >, ;,
In photographs at the "LEEn ca,Iarr.
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FOR TEASE.

VERY NEAT AND ATTRACTIvEm
' BRICK DWELLING. ON THE FASI 81
LINE OF SEVRNTH STREET, ALJO.Snn,TTpp IsIS,. n,Tp
THE CITY SPRING, FOR LEASE Fur stsn
hood, and fronts 30 feet and runs BACK DetHssen
parallel lines 123 feet to an alley fourteen !fst
wide. The house contains seven gCod rooms an
two SIN sll ROOMS besides passases closets. gresa,
house, front and rear poricos kitchen, servants
ROOM smoke.house, stable. coal and uood-houses,
&C., IN the yard.
The front yard Is well set IN shrubbery AMI
flowers, and tho back yard In shade trees.
been recently thoroughly repaired and painted.
Gas and gas fixtures IN the house, and city water
In the yard. [z*@. @s E's
CREST In du ceIuents would be offered.
: no 23-ThaS =.'tt.' @'.s w. GoDDIS. x
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It is stated that the Pennsylvania Rail.
the. Boston, Hartford and Erie railroad.
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ELK HATS, SIX HATS, )sa' receisea ~ ~ . :
LENS, 1915 Main street. II E
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2ltTlmond lDispattlt.
SATURDAY. NOVEMBER %, 1871.
sg THE CIRCULATION OF THE Dis
PATCH rs LARGER THAN THE CoMBINEI
CIRCULATION OF ALL TIE OTHER DA1Li
sEwSpAPERs OF THE CITY.
THO Tichbsrne EEsaI.

MoNy OF BoGLE THE OLD NEGRO SERVANT
EVIDENCE or COLONEL LssHINGToN-TuR
IDENTITY or TIE CLAIMANT STRONGLY
CONFIRMED.
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oHAsoEs' SWEET ORANGES, n,o.s, -.
ever ate are found at p1zzIs1,s h' n'ces! y't
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py COwARDIN & ELLYSON
c,,.-I,3y IN AnyASCE.
LIST OF LETTERS.

1sT or ADVERTISED LETTERS
! '.,'N,I\ING N TIE RICHMOND POST
',lI'E soy mWf% %. iS7a.
~ .,l< calling for letters ii this list VIII please
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LOST, SERAYED, dee.

NOTICE.-AppHcatio has been made to
lN the Richmond sud Daryile Railroad Com-
pauy for the renewal OF SCRIr 4ss FOR one shSres
6s5 for two shares, and a. eSa for ons abasa OF tho
capital stock of sald cotDpany, the ORIGINAL scrip
having been Loaf. - III n -as.ls ~ESy sfsas II
no n-s4w WILLIAM =. WARREN.
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Gall at ALLRsss and get one Of those Aiexa sl
hats. An fhs GO. / E,l 49, = -. & !, i
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QUAILs! QUAILS!

Wanted, 1t cncn, about $40 or 1000 pairs OK
= - WILLIAM GROSS,
Dealer In Wild Beasts, Birds, and Reptiles,
Tabley street, Mapping, Liverpool, Eng.
no % -eodlm se..
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WAITE.

WANTED, BLACKSMITH ns part
w ner, to go in the country. with capital OF
from Sloo to s?Co Cal a. atHEbFREGK'S, No. ,Is3
seventeenth street. Call between 2 and O'Clock.
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R RoLLER-SKATING
AO

RohLGh-ShAT1NG II :"
s.t ..t AT ASSEMBLY, HALL.
no ne fegnisr assemblies for rollcr-skating vii,
a bFTpp SES5. ICoI, IDCaI, WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY
Tn m -ppSSSSVySS at O'Clock, snd TUESDAY.
O'Clock. SHohhS a.
s,es ,eersons wishing TO spend couple OF hours
cannot nnd more delightful place Of
anu anu cement than in witnessing or partlcipatIne In
roller. skating. f@ Te :. - -
dozen tickets. p~> >~Aho SA 'S~
10 O'Clock. No 10
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HqJSTSEsS WANTS.

WANTED TO SELL THIS DAY ONE
w BRUSSELS CARPET, fifty yards, very 1T
tie worn. Also. several new WAhN UT BED
SrEADS at reduced prices. Appy at No. 1la
Main straet, no %. eod3t
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WANTED, a SERVANT TO COOK,
" WASH, and IRON. Apply 1T Iol Gary
street, corner Of First. no o5 AZ
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-25

WANTED, TEN OR FIFTEEN CO.
VI L,lRED MEN, to go to loutsiaua, near
New Orleans, to make sugsr. High wages paid.
Caii at once. ..gs J. P. .JU5Tls,
Labor and Enigrant Agent
no y No 0 Ifteen th street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-25

n. RI deem Il unnecessary to call the asten
ND ss9ss W. G. DALTON,