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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

For THE LEa1s1ATURE.-The First Au-
ditor, the Second Auditor, and the Irca,
surer of the State, have commenced ana
nearly completed their exhibits OF state,
financial, and other affairs, to be presented
to the General Assembly on It's meeting On
December 9th.
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TFEADQUARTERs FOR DRY GOODS,
KEW STYLES. GOOD QUALITIES,
LOW PRICES.

Va ~-sr- c;al b2rsa.rs IN A,pac7s, Bohslrs
! ,p,i,s s. -, rtapresc Cio'hr, French Mcriuos'
} ack Ne.rc,ce2s. S.tns, japanese BoDcs. Ty-
IN nt.s Gcis!rc5. and Fiauucis CsssimereS,
) .,,,t!rsurh-, L"v.k k!us. W&ter-prour and Chiu-
Z .llla Cloths Sh4w!9, Closk:, El=nsets, Quilts,
+. .1r:s. Table I.!.cn5, Napkins, Towels. Sheet
. IS, sad Ellrt!ngg; Underwear, Corscts, Gloves,
} ,=!ary, tmor3.der!cs, Ribbons, ties, Lace hnd
; atn Cy.s-s. Curtain Laces, aEd many other
! i:c.cs.
,}.. =. c. Is well aas- red, su1 we ash the very
1s;:. N price, as we arc determined not (" be i-
,trs-,a y. srl!c.: q call from The punlic in
General! aid VII! tiy to give entiie satisfaction.
gM. TliAIiiiMEK& SON.,
0.l Brcej conner kixth street,
~c21 aHroa,.-S.Iec- Ery Goo@s Emporium"
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Mnth street, up Ninth to- Broad, down
Broad to Thirteenth, down Thirteenth to
franklin, down franklin to Twenty-fifth,
down TweDty-fifth to Main, up Main to
Eighth, up Eighth to Grace, up Grace to
FIRST. up First to Broad, down Broad to
Monticello Hall, and thence to Covenant
Hall to break ranks. J. r.. Mountcastle,
Jr., Chief Marshal, will direct the fornla-
tion and movements Of the procession.
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SOUTHERN TEMPERANCE CONVENTION
Rev. J. Powell Garland left Richmond yes,
terday for Chattanooga, Tenna to attend
the % Sessions of the Southern Temperance
Convention Cor there to be held He was to
be joined at Burkeville by the Rev: AessTs. ssIs
!. 4, Jefferson and j. I. Whiteiey, dele
oates To the same Convention.
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that thastpttaay evening. Mr. Lewis .infor,n, :.
sn,n u.t sne cold weather win not necessitas y u
h;s eas,on OF operations, as a mainr;ss. iss.s :
and dus are accustomed to fIn2,r 10y p'
tn q snes are determined to push tha ~Urk, ua,,
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POLICE GounT,, sATURDAY-Justice J. j.
White presiding. following cases were
disposed OF:
beverley Dean (colored), charged with
trsspassing on the premises Of II. K.
CSDwyer. Discharged.
William l.. Taylor, charged with being
drank and trespassing on the premises Of
Robert Lacy. Discharged with an admo-
milton, it being his first offence.
Rachel Jones, arrested on an attachment
for contempt Of court, was discharged.
Louisa Green (colored), charged with
abusing and threatening to assault George
". Allen. Fined 81.
Louisa Green and George Barclay (co-
lored), charged with assaulting Delphia
Gordon with a razor. were required to give
security in the sum Of S1G0 for three months.
Richard Booker (colored), charged with
assaulting, striking, and threateningto to beat
Mary Hill, and Mary Hill charged with
cur>ing aud abusing Richard Booker and
thI catening to have him whipped. Fined So.
Sandy Hogan (colored), charged with
stealing one load Of coal from Stephen
Hunter. Found guilty and sent to Jail for
sixty days.
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PyrH1AN FUNERAL.-The remains OF the
late r. H, Davis were followed to the grave
on Saturday afternoon BY Virginia Lodge OF
knights Of Pythias, j. j. White, Esq, W or
:thy Chancellor, and by large numper OF
other friends OF the deceased.
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PEEsoNAL.-General r. Lindsay Walker.
formerly chief Of artillery of the Third
Army Corps, G. S. A, General a. ?.
Hiil's.) is in the city.
Colonel Gilman and Dir. Lovenstein.
members elect Of the House of Delegates
from Richmond, will go to Canville this
week to be present at the marriage Of the
daughter Of Major SutherlEn.
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PARADE AND BALL OF TIE DRUIDs.-.
Liberal, Stewart, aud stoneWsll Groves OF
this flourishing order have MADE arrange,
tnsniebt. The line win be formed on Capl-
toll Street in front Of Covenant HAIL
promptly at 2 P. H., and move thence 20
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Dress coats at #. b. SPENCE & SONS.

FRAYsER's Gallery has gained reputation for.
coed work thatno other establishment Gfthe kind, |,
North or South, reached IN the same length OF
time and Is only owing to the fact that his PFC
lures are executed with wondrous deltcacy, per-
feet roundness, and exquisite definition.
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KATE FIsHER.-This sprightly actress
will appear at the Theatre tonight with
her celebrated horse Wonder in Mazeppa.
The announcement will probably be sufti-
cieut to fill the house.
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ApyERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking teade In
any portion OF the country should advertise In the
papers Of that Section NJ. ELLYsoN & Co. Will
take advertisements and have them inserted at
publishers, rates.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OFFICE NOVEMBER IS, 1871.
Rev. W. n. DunDell, Red Bank, n. j.. !;
George S. Richards, Petersburg, Va. Kel-
ley s. Moore, Philadelphia, Pa. -.
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z. B. fPENcE & SoN, 100, Main ssreet, hsys
made large additions to their stock OF ready-uads
clothing and gentlemen's furnishings. -.,r .t.
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CHAEcERY Court OF R1oHMoND-Judge
FItzhugi-Saturday, November 1S.-The
following cases were disposed of:
Browns executors ys. Brown, &c. De-
cree confirming report Of commissioners
and making final distribution of the fund
in the cause. Pleasants, Stiles. and Chris
tian, counsel.
eMillers administrative Us. Miller's admin
istrator. Decree confirming report of COM
missioner and directing sale Of property in
the bill and proceedings mentioned. Young,
Howard, and Wise, counsel.
Goode, &C., u.s. sWynne, &C., Goode,
vs. Herbert, DC. H6eree confirming sales
of property and nlsktng partial distribu-
ton of the fund. Young, Johnston & Viii
liams, Steger s. Sands; counsel. ii
Adams, &r., us. Creme, &c. Decree re-
ferriug cause to commissioner for inquiry,
account, and report. Johnston g. Williams,
steger & Sands, Lyons, Meredith, and
Howard, counsel.
Anderson, &C., us. Anderson, sc. De.
cree for partial distribution Of the fund
and directing commissioner to settle ac-
counts of Benjamin e. Anderson, late re-
ceiyer in this cause. Johnston, Steger, and
Winn. counSei.Eg
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SALE OF BAEKRUPT's EFFECTs.-Mr. John
Hall returned on saturday from Sussex,
whittier he went to superintend the sale of
about 1920 worth Of personal property
Lciouring to bankrupts.
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VOCAL CoNcERT.-hlrs. Moulton, whose
singing has thrilled New York this season,
has engaged to give two concerts in Assem-
bly, Hall in January, probably on the 4th
and 9TH, ~. ..... ...s.- aa..ss ,..e a-..#
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NJ. ELLysoN & Co, Advertising Agents, Dis
patch building, viii receive advertisements and
have them inserted in any Journal Of the country
al rerular rates.
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CALICO BALL.-The ladies' Of the Hebrew
Benevolent Association are making arrange
ments for grand Calico Dress Ball ut Mon
ttcello Hall on the evening of Thanks
giving day, which is November the 30th.
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THE SINGING PILGR1M, Philip Phillips,
will tune his voice in Richmond on the 9Th
and 9Th of December.
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eORT OF gICHAOkO. NOVEMBER ls, ls7l.

goRT OF gICHAOND. NOVEMBER ls, ls7l
AREJYzc. -rr-s-~-.---.~ .~-------.r-~
Steamer Saratoga, Couch, New YORK, mer-
chandlse and passengers. John w. Wyatt.
steamer eliza Hspcox, GtFord, NorfolK, mer-
cbnndige and passengers.
sic, N. Y, iron, Trejgar Company.
Schooner L. i. Crockett, Rockland, lime, a. 3.
Lee. .s.e... .-.ra a..cs..@ ...-....
gAILKD. a..# f.## n .sn
Steamer Palisade, Nelson, Kings Mill, mer-
chandiee and passengers. - =.
Schooner Is. It. BIggs, New York. Ctd Chlcks-
homtnY. wood, Curtis Il Parker.
Schooner General Grant. Colburn. philadelphia
rtd Cabin Point lumber, Curtis q Parker.
schooner Prudence, Hatsey, New YORK vto
James river, wood.
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REM MIyAsS.

u DEMONALl.-AUG. ARSELL. JR., d
a. Cu., Ti&NEks, PLUMBERS, ARD HAs-
VI rs ! haze removed to heir new store, No.
7S? I4!n street between seventh and Eighth, and
arl :rfepsrtd with new stock aud increased force
10 &ecute al! work IN their line. Particular al
tr y ron jg Aileg 20 our new P:r!or Heater, speirs
30 len -tn for neattug one OK more stories. The
Do - Il: liz e ,UI.t-y. oc H-1in
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4 pPOMETTOX PAPER MILL,
PETERSBURG, VA,
IL. cuyscturg-s OF News. Book, sad Wrapping
PAYERS.
eders collected, 70 wE!cr We promise prompt
al faithful attention. ,,>
b, M-sn Grocsrt and Commission Merchants
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3. c. WATKINS Il BRoTHER's agency 70,
sawed and split wood at Wood 6 Sons drus
store, corner Ninth and Main streets. ass.stt3s',
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/ A. B. CLARKE, No. l4ls Main street, has the
best door-bell ever made 1t requires no wire, and
never gets out OF order. Price, only ST. complete.
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Orders LEFT for best wood corner Ninth and
ii ain Will be filed In one hour after.
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Z splendid stock OF gloves Is one Of tie feature,
OF F. b. SPENCE & soN's gentlemen's furnish
fr0S n a...aH ea..
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An IMrUDESr TRIoK.-A Pittsburg paper
gives the following: H..

GA Arather funny story Is told of Rudiger:
one OF the parties sent to Jail to await trial
for feloniously entering Forces tobacco
store. 1t is said that few days ago ne went
m rag warehouse on Penn street, and,
passing around to the rear, where was
vast collection Of rags in crates and loose
niles, he rolled one OF the crates onto the
scales. Then stepping to the back door,
he called tue book.keeper, VINO was the
to weigh and pay him for that crate of rags.
The 1,nsnsneeting clerk carefully weighed
the rays. and paid the fellow full price for
that Which already belonged to the trm.
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Overco.ts OF all kinds at E. B. spENcE 4
SONS, 1850 Main street. s.l
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NACHINE WORKS. s,''. go
SLOAT & ADDINGT0N. l.y. s,.sg
Nos. 1122 Ilz4, I42a and 1853 Gary street. -,
sud Nos. u and i6 south 18th stsesS,
. RICHMoS VA. &ss2@a ~
We make all kinds Of new work in the Ma
CHIEIST LINE. HEpAIa ALL KINDS on
WORK We go In the COUNTRY 10 40 Al
SORTa OF WORK In our line. Also MAKE tne
hest TOBACCO MILLS In the world and Keep
them on hand. as well as TOBACCO sCAEMs q
ali Kinds, together with BANDS ana DiALEEos|
and Eli articles for the manufacture OF topaco0s Q
We keep on hand for sale I'll sizes oI,,ro oI
NEW and eEO0sD-HAND ENGlESh pax
/ BOILERS, SAW.hlLLS, ,,,,,,,. .,s.. NJ .aaf
GRISr MILLS, .POWhk PUnfS,
sfHAFTiSae sfHFTfiSa HANGERs, PULLIEs, ...S
GEa r and BEViL WHEELS, 81 ..-
And In fact general assortment OF III ussfal Az
ticles In our limo, together With h-,x,r,.t
JUDSON'S PIX TE N STEAA-EN9aAH
ur1Ch CI. sTEhn GAUGES,
SELDEN,S. PATENT ENGINE PAOKLAa>
PEET VALVES. GLOBE VALVEh cs -,
sELF-oMfsG CUPs, for both engines and
FLuE sncA CLEANERS, u.a -: rcss.ss;
/ OFT CAM, WATER GAUGES &C.
An OF which We cell at reasonable prices ana on
accommodating terms. !, ~ ,,,,..xso,
n. B.IWereceiye on consignment all 6nds OF
machinery, both new and second-fano' o0lso
'ts &C % @ ataz sLoAr &ADDIFsToN.
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Glove, in endless variety at e. 3. sPEEcE a
SONS, 1850 Mstu street. .5Ls.t1
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CROCKERY, GLASSWARE, 90. i,

GHINA,i GLASS, SILVER-PLATED.
~ ARE, TABLE CUTLERY AND A GEN
EkAL LAsSORTMsISfi OF HOUSE.FURN1sH-
RANT would respectfully inform his friends and
former patrops and the public generally that no
street where he has to offer for sale full supply
or HOUSEsFURNIsHIS9 GOODS, including
China, Qufensware, Silyer-Plated Ware, Gla5e.
wsre Table Cutlery, Fancy Goods &c. Just
opened, an assortment Of seasonable goods, COM;
prIsing Ia part Plapished soup and Oyster Tu.
reeus Chatting, Oyster, and Hots sWater Dishes
Fenders, Plate " srmers, Parlor Coal Vasea, and
Kleeman,s celebrated German Studente' Lamp.
Also, Stamped, Iron, Wooden, and japanese
paper-wxreg. "~etN' &C I1sSB
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Leave orders at corner Ninth and Main street
for best cav ed and split wood
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Il 4 S Il
e27 BROAD eTBEET.

.rr 1.ir. rtsdc 20 show 20 tie public one or The
=. stncr@ Of Ipit, GOODS In the city, ut price.
~ ci W Il DEFY cvm petition, such as
E,n, 81 tIEAIk SiLk at Sl.S0;
+ cti.Ts WQJi, hSPREss Ci.ylH at soc.;
C EDr3antETEIPED RLPhCAS at sc
l. yA-lety OF ~ IDS III 80, Sc. and npwaroS
a .Da I.rc Of FANCY snd IL ILAlS-CO-ohEb
LtD&%sSA PORES:
~ k - lla7 III 75c.;
u Des Gsc. H1hIk hLPECs In The city
H. AN, II. ~, MIXED, GREEN, ShOMN,
mas SAEp y W. EhPRUUF sUlI1SGS
lkIASr hOB X Al 80 and SS,
HLc many o,bcr DESIRABLE GDODS.
t..li- ). bIAsH, e2T Broad street.
s HAhLOTTESNILL
WUOLLEE MILLS.
Tie high star da-d or these celebrated mills Is
fully maintaiEed IN the
FALL STYLES OF HEAVY HOOLLENS,
FOR
THE TRADE OF 1871,
WIN decided Improvement in finish or some pat
t9xgs. For sale IL Richmopd by
THOMAS K. PhICE CO.,
DuCKWALL ROUoS,
LEVY Bg01UKR5,
"a CARDGZO. FoURQUREAS & co.
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NRY aeNGAEEN.
NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS 4!
\ q LATEST BARGAINS YET
JULIUS SYCLE,s.

=
iI,s fust received la'ga additions 20 HE
.n4.tS- GU0lNS department. and si,li receiving
-, .t1soat every cApCess ali The late s;vlcs, con-
tuf e vr.y '.y1G and variety 81 he foGGd 10 he
.-!;rrn tAct, TO Witch invite Epc i.l atfcu-
=. - rom All IN Esu. of DRY GOODS. VIZ.
.,.s,r. - ,,nthS n 81, 81 xnd CSC, very cha4p;
,sttr,s II. ~ coors, 1T rs 10 fo'. Irish Por-
t..l og nf:,. brSutiiul very iow 1Ap&nts SO SILK.
-. Ynp.fra. al .h,Gcs srd coioss; ylgin aad
- ~ S.rxrs - IS md Soc h~lf price; RiscR
s.tS q, $50 - -. - 20 - the hcS. II the city
. ',cL Lsrac.s - ?3 40 10, S. 10 f5c., and 81 per
,4EG: EipoR Seriro Homb. zICe. ard TaaIiSe
- h. ,hptg: Shawls, new rty,e N Stripes. and
sq,i.lS!f at - - and 3: Elsck SsSwlS, single
. q 2muE.c, Il ~ pTicSs, BrCchc shawls St SS
& si2Ss Ia SO csmc and get one; y h;to
rss.lg.s IT $50. IS. 20 SIS very low: Cello cd
u. nix - ana Qu:ta. !? so. ~ and 81 pat! ful.
=. ,,ac,,. - -, Hed, Eiue and Grey Efsn-
>, I, S., q 30 40. 81 To &c. ard Il, very cheap
q. "a FiNanslS In all co'ors, plain and plate, 50
-., ItnsSirg Cio Ia, All colors ana Kinds.
-. g.. u h'Io sna Eoio~ci tordnroy, Ec~ and
~ g. .rry 'h@SD: Go. Il. ths largest stock IA
& c,.*. ~ ta4 lowest pT!ces. FUR, HURS. for
l.~. u!ss,> And children, Vt extremely lcw
.-e-. In fact eYcrN rhiNg 70 he found IL The
...., Il ,;.t Il: the lo~cst prc. possible.
Arrt tc A!uve a.U LcE, and gleis bargains.
t,.gg and sex then. JULIUS sICLs.
siS Broad s.reeL
st-ec cias. 9 on saturday.
>Attslara John y. Gary, W. ID. Powers. JcEn
a. rUy:..f. Ns, 8. Sewn. rols
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NEcK-TrEs.-As splendid stock at Il. B. sPENcE
8 SON. S, 1899 Main otreet- ..r -5a-s. +.
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MACAlMERY, &c.

WILLIAM E. TANNER & co, ..
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CANAL sTgzxT FROM SIXTH TO SEVENTH, q
....... manufacturers or zrs@E
ENGINES, BOILERS. sAW-MrLLS,
BARK, GRIsT, and PLASTER MILI,B;
GAs-MACHINERY, MILL-GEARIEa, 60.
Repair work solicited. ' .s &rL
Freights to a1l points low.
Bend for circular. ooe
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ID q. MAURY & CO., .sa,.S
AS:T Ss:TocK AND EXCHANGE BsoKERs.
70. iaI4 MAIN STREET,

Buy and sell on commission Government stase,
njivt and RAILROAD Bonds; make Investments In
SommmercfaI Psper Notes and Bonds secured by
real estate OF colaerals, ~ market rates dealers
In Foreign and domestic Exchange,
GiyILEC.TIONs made on al parts or the Cnlteas
etssss,, snas,,ai sitenion given to FUNDING VIZ
SIkIA STATE STOCK AND BONDS, uaees tne
@Is aSanr S nj Tor the patronage and ktndasss OF
nriendsin the past, we now respectfully ASK soa.
10 an business entrusted 70 ne. oc ias.a =
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MrORTAEF NOTICE TO
CONSUMERS OF nEE GOODS.

i T.. 7ErAIl, VH!fEH9 AMOUNTING TO S2a
hNn GVEE DELIVERED IN Any PART
CT The COUNTRY
P&EE Uf EXPRESS CHARGES.
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THE UNANIMOUS TESTIMONY OF
the people is that the GROVER d BAKER
sEWING-h A CHIMES. for beautysn eisstictty
ef stitch. simphcity sna esse nnnin or imsnasenens
eGusiied by any machine In use, aud tbs roat par-
feet family machine. The annoyance 9r rewtod-s
terms. "a 3 e. d n. w, sDAKBYs AEcnta, >sf@'
no IA col Broad street.
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FLUID EXTRACT CUNDURANGO.
'E9uaoOria earciana, for cANcER, ,scrofula, salt
hneum Ulcers, and all chronic blood diseases. This
wonderful remedy Is the mos. effective, prompt,
ana y certain Alternative and blood.purinsr known.
hce, sio per bottle. For sale by ~. ~.ar..
PURCELL, LaDD 8 CO., prssssss.
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UlHE WILCOX s. GIBBS, MACHINES
IL had the following notice posted In thIS!y la.ge
posters around their stand at the Fair :NSs'

FE1HE gNlLLLOA % }0loDc 0AnS4AA.N@-
IL had the following notice posted IN thls!Y lasge
posters around their stand at the Fair :'''
FOR EXbIBITI0N sONLy.a& y 80
We wish IL distinctly understood that having oo-
tanned, for the Wilcox & Gibbs Machine all fhn
empty donors we des ire In the way Of gold and
silver medals from the leading Fairs Of the coun'
try, we have for many years REFUSE. 20 put our
selves 70 the yearly Annoyance or compesfng for
premiums. aEd enter 6ur machines for exhibs1son,
only Thanking tho managers Tor tha oppaxtsniiy
70 exhibit our machfnea, we decline competing
for or receiving any award Of mart In The wsy OF.
prizes or diplomas leaving these for these who
desire 70 obtain them. ne prefer to rest apoa
our already establiahed merits a as 80. !.
Tha above IA nubitshed 70 refufe the fsisa stste-
msnt OF tine agent OF q carpet -ba9ger's Marhfne
that II was decided ahe superior or any macnme
exhibited &C.. thus trying TO er1ag thear n 3cnlao
into notossety its merits could never opsaans
The committee were politely told we csspeaseo
VIA A';'1 '''S.f -. - $500" JAMES a. R.gIHBe.
go y ~sE5l1 Ninth and Bank streets 4.
coyf Fagsk 3 ~ Richmond, Va
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DEPARTURES OFF sTEAmERs.

TOR NEW YORK.-The Old <sE&@
4 Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-3H&&
,:snt s1de-wheei steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain
BLAKsMAN, will ssu TUESDAY. November 2lst
ct IL O'Clock N.
: Freight received until IL A. B.
I Through bills OF lzding Bigned, and goods for
Tsrded with dispatch TO an points-nortb SO uth
east, and west. Close connections made with Cu.
aard line for foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare, Sla; steerags, 90; round-trtp tickets, 8w.
Cor Geiah: or passage, xpply 10
J0HH W. WYATT, Aren't.
No. 8 Governor street.
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mAgEHE 1NTELLGGESCE.

ALIABAC. NOVEMBER 90. ts7l.
sun r,.as 7.c4I sloor SETS. 49,. 1211
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

EOR NEW YORK. - Virginia .GEpa
Il steamrhip and Packet CompaDy'sSS21k&5&
elegant steamship GEORGE B. UPTON, Cap.
tain ROBERTS. will leave her wharf at Rockets,
on TUESDAY, November 2ist, ut 2. ID.
wich, stoninS.ou, Eall river, and Boston from
Close connections and through bills lsdtng given
10 all southern, eastern, and western pieces also
TO Europe and Australia.
Fare, ss; mesls and state-rooma, extra.
For freight or passage, applyto
D. j. BURR, President,
t21s Main street.
WASHINGTON Co., Agents, Pier u North River,
I New York -. - - - - ~ - no z0,zt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

The business Of our srn is the same rs any state
or National Bank.
individuals or frlna banking Win as may aS-
spy bank, excep. that we allow interest on ali
balances (or five per cent?
,.nars and collect businesB notes and drafts
tShroughogt the United states, giving prompt re-
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-20

49, ~ HhosAL1E MILLHIsER, President.
HiiIid11 Lorensteir, Ron. Secretary. -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1871-09-14
4 Box.s Letter.

DEAR JIMMY: Ask your mother to
bring you up here right off. It's gay.
There's fishing up here, and plenty of
worms to catch 'em with. You stick
the hook in 'em and they wriggle bull
ly. Fishing's funnier when you don't
catch the hook in the seat of your pam
falcons, so you can't sit down and can't
fish all the way home. / did that the
other day, and Mr.. Jenkyns, cousin
Laura's beau. ask't me if / was a sole
or heel. Suppose he thot he was 60
ing to be funny, but didn't see it.
Bimeby, saw him cut piece out of
cousin Laura's hair, where her hook
caught, and kiss it, like great baby,
and put it in his pocket. So / told on
'em at tea, and everybody laft. They
have cows here and go to see them
MIXED. They don't pump it out with
their tails, like you and thought they
did, but they squeeze it out of bag,
that comes on purpose, l suppose. i
MIXED the other night. 1t was very
hard to squeeze and it would not go
into the pail. Some went into my eyes,
and the rest went up my sieve. 1 don't
like milking. I don't like turky cocks
neither. They ruffie themselves up
and run at you. They are are very
pherocious bird, and very disagreeable
to live with, Chickens are nicer. We
eat 'em. They put them under Char
il" at night and Bill and me kill them
in the morning. We have bully fun
wringing their neti;G. Y2iI better
come here right Off. And bring shot
gun, for there are bears here-anyhOw,
we saw fox-and candy, because we
cant get any here, a pop gun and some
bows and arrows and things. Perhaps
we can shoot a deer. think Mr. Jen.
kyns is a blamed fool. He made me
believe he found deer,s track the 9th.
er day, and when 1 looked at it, it was
only the mark of cousin Laura's boot
[ don't see what makes him so sappy
about the girls. We won't will we?
I'd be ashamed. 1 am: going to ride
old Sam tomorrow. He's a horse,
You ride him bare back andiits very
hard to stick on he feels so squirmy
Give my love to all the boys, and tell
them am having a bully time, only
/ hate old Jenkyns. No more at pres.
ent from
Yours truly. ROBBIE