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ITHE CHARLESTON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR THE pTsEr1r OF THE
BE- r. EE CHOOL FUND,
CHARTERED BY THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, Ia
Have commenced the Distribution of Awards in Lands
and Tenements, Diamonds, Jewery, Pianos, Organs, Harps,
Statues, Gold Watches, Silver and Plated Ware, &C., by
Rattle, and will continue twice a day, at II N. and !. lat
the General Office, No. 147 Meeting street, Charleston, Sc 8

The Directors OF the CHARLESTON CHARITABLE ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit O, the
Free cloM Fund, havnq compiled with the terms oil their Charter ant paid oWr 70 T. 4 SHu1LsoS,
superintendent OF Education Of South caroline. thes sum Of One sousand Dollars eng me me
iuauaurn rMTa syNemo OF Insurance Cerudcaes which is surrounded by eVGyd degree OF fairness and
wTI6eRafed for twEen dya at Twelve Al and Five p u, In public unde'm e nperptendenced
The advantages OF this system are. that THE urchamsc anh W ethe choices tMro " anm,,
The ScuelueO l Rates adopted by The Company will explain more uy. and accurately
pmMdeaan he Obtained at The oMce oithe0o mpanyo or from an vendea EYyR Rattle tnatlaas pacets
csWedM dn umbedo on the Companys0 mcflB Books and takes place vice dy as oloHE -
Numbers pdntdo On Cubes from No / 10 No. IS, replaced "a public by the sW910 omms:
sonerm n Glass Rane Cyunder and are we'll shaker. A byb hndfoded takes 9neo 1theeE Cubes
H Mduptelio 1.-THE specuorsa end declared be ant is recorded as the rtR amd NUMBER
The mR Re Cylinder wGithenb erevoSed, M the boy again takes GU another number, wlHhh hf
ayG Mbtedu the SPECTATORS nd recorded sthes second KANE umoe. nsopNauon MHoe re
unIT Twelve numbers MeR aned mta the Cylinder and each number will be recorded on
the OmchlB Books Of the Company the order In which IT is taken tMe KANE. inse we've nun
bss go Rancid in eahR mew vii decide antheA AWARDS F CERTIFICATES -. -
aN the uumbesn each Ramea He equal no distinction being made asto me ord@m Wnon the
numbers are taken In the Rattle ad the AWARDS & ONCE oliver TO- Wes successful
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MEMORANDA
LIST OF VESSELS
Up, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR Il PORT.

IL A6o4s6 o<ND
FOREIGN.
LIVERPOOL.
The Marion, Lerert, up......."...........May ~
The Romano, Young, ~
WEST HARTLEPooL, ENG.
Br bark Kathleen, Lester, sailed ..........June s
BRISTOL, ENG
The Black Prince; Marshall, p............M ay %
FIR bnrk D Melaine, Berthe. sailed. .........Ma "a
Br brig Beiloni, Jones, sailed ......."......Jan %
CARDIFF. -
The R Carey, -, sailed ............May 9
The Martha, Lewis, sailed g
MALAGA.
Span brig Rosario, Girardo, sailed. .........May &c
DOMESTIC.
BOSTON.
Brig L c Madeira, Moslander, cleared" ....June 20
NEW YORK.
Schr Cara Sawyer, BTanscomb, cleared. June %
SChr ) A Reed, Reed, 3
Schr Florence Rogers, sheppard, cleared. June %
Schr b n Hawkins, Wyatt, eaIed........Jun 10
Schr Lilly, Hughes, up..................June %
PHILADELPHIA.
Br bark Rhea Sylvia, Cpt1it, leared........June 6
Schr A S Gaskill, Gaskill, up.............June ID
BALTIMORE.
Brig George, Swan, June. 9
Schr Willie Martin, NoJ es, p....""...June 9
BANGOR, IE.
schr Hannah, Staples, c;eared....-......May 23
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Drnas, Ghemlrals, &1.
ResADALIS is the best Blood
Purifier.
R0sABALIs, a sure cure for
Scrofula.
ROsADALIs, endorsed by
Physicians.
R0sADALIs, a potent remedy
for Rheumatism,
%ROsADALIs, a Remedy tried
and true.
R0SADALIs, the best Altera.
tive extant.
ROSADALIS endorsed by the
following:
DR.. R. WILSON CARR. of Baltimore.
Dr. T. C. PUGH, OF Baltimore.
Dr.. THOS. J. BOYKIN, OF Baltimore.
DR., A. DURGAN. OF Tarboro', \. 7.
DR.. j. S. SPARKS, or. Nlcho!asvile, Ky.
DR.. A. F. WHEELER, OF Lima, Ohio.
DR.. w. HOLLOWAY, OF Philadelphia:
Dr. ]. L. MCUARTHA, OF South Carolina.
and many others. See ROSADALlS
ROSADAIIS,
endorsed by Rev. DABNEY BALL, now OF Mary.
land Conference, formerly Chaplain In the Con-
lederate Amy or Northern Virginia.
ROSADALIS
is Alternative, Tonic and Diuretic, and acts Of
one and the same time upon tine BLOOD, LiVER
KlDNEYSand all the SECRETORY ORGANS, ex.
polling all impure matter aud onndlng up tne
system to a healthy, vigorous. CONDITION.
ROSADALIS
IS SOIL By L DRUGGISTS.
DOWIE, NOISE l. DAVIS, wholesale
GOODRICH, WINEMAN X co., Agents IN
DIR. Ii. BAER, Charleston.
mar6-ly
HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
4 FULL ASSORTMENT just received by
DIR. h. BAER,
i1ly6 No l3l Meeting street.
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Sewing gmathlurs.
THE GOLD MEDAL SEWING MACHINE.

DOUBLE LUCK ELASTIC STTTCd.
Thisis the most slsaplsand reliable Two Thread
Sewing Machine in uhe,lworid. It, sews' direct
from twoithreads, and is SIS less than any other
frst.clas5' Sewing Machine. Samples can be seen
at No. 1866 MEETING STREET, opposite Charles
ton Hotel, Sole Agent for the. State. 5Sub-agenta'
through the State. Address w. 8. Bis
SELL, Charleston. Also agents for Home. Shuttle;
Hand Machine. 425. 1 80. apr4tNthH6n10S
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PORT CALENDAR.
MOONS PHAHKS.

Full Noon. Cd. 8 hour, l6 minutes. morning.
Last quarter 9th. ] hours, 40 minutes. morning.
New Noon, 18th. 0 honls. 7 minutes. eVenlne.
First Quarter, 18th. 0 hours. 81 minutes. morning
Full Moon, 3lst, 3 hours, 81 minutes, evening.
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MARINE NEWS BY, TELEGRAPH.
Observation-Disclosures the Aile, City Of
Merceda, Hattie and Mary Louisa. Arrived out,
the Alexandria, Idaho and Antwerp.
I Eyening.-The Clyde, Palma and Wilmington.
Andrew Seib fell from the Wilmington during the
trip and was drowned.
/ SAVANNAH, June 2s.-Arrived, steamships Genl
Barnes, New York; Oriental, Boston; America,
MEMORANDA.
The British bark Maria Louise. Smith, for Bull
River, S C, cleared at New York June %.
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The Charleston Cotton. Rice and Naval
Stores Market. ~
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, June 20, lsT1.'
~CorToN.-The market for. this article was auu,
with an easier tendency In rates, the demand
being ouly for good qualities. Sales ABOUT 70
bales, say, 2 at;l5, Lat II, 4at 10, 10 OF ls1, at
1sX, I at 20, IS at 2OA; Is at 2ohc 2 b. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
tTddinv -. ,..l9k@W
Strict middlng.
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HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES.
FULL ASSORTMENT Just received by
Dr.. b. BAER,
i,lr6 No l3l Meeting street.
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Iron Screw Steamships from
PIER;No. 40 N. B., EVERY WEDNESDAY,,
AS FOLLOWS: r
NEVADA, Capt. GREKN.........May "A, at 8 A ID
WYOMING, Capt. .WHlNNERAY. May 81, at 8 P ID
NEBRASKA, Capt. GUARD......June-s, at 8
MINNESOTA, Capt. T. W. FREE.
y, at o'oV u
IDAHO, Capt. PRICE..........June ID, at 3 P n
MANHATTAN, Capt. FORSYTH. June II, at 8 n
COLORADO, Capt.T. F.FREENiN.June q, at 8 Pm
WISCONSIN, Capt. WILLIAMS. June %, at P II.
Cabin Passage $50, gold.
Storage Passage toflce No. % Broadway $50,
currency.
For Freight or Cabin Passage, apply to
WILLIAMS & GUION,
No. So Wall street. n. Y.
n. B.-Through Bills LadIng to Liverpool issued
by the Charleston aud New York Steamers, which
make close connection with the above line.
For particulars and rate OF Freight apply to
JAMES ADGER Il co.,
WAGNER, HUGER & CO.,
maasii3 or WIN. AsScoVRTENAY
PAo1F1o MAIL STEAMSHIP oonpEt
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN
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Raitrgahs:
Raitroans.
OOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
~ 81 q 6 Ia ,dnio ofia 1etiarS
EHM M |

CHARLESTON, S. O., June s, ISL =
On and after SUNDAY, June II, the Passen.
ger Trains Oh, fne S0urn Ger Jnna Railroad VII
yuI es fOlleWB:. 49, r'if -yH''
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-. : exn.,,sted unless the management

r,iobt he exhausted unless the management
was good ss ~, !,
The great points that the company L. prae-
t,cal, resolute, sagacious, and perseverins'
II concentrates its energies upon It's unoer'
,aking, The distinguished Presidents never
Mt rest. He is ever moving from point 10
point Of his long line and connecting iinks IN
the West, and while he expedites its progress
towards completion his keen eye discovers
eyery point of danger, and then steps are I'M
mediately taken to guard and defend 1t. He
attends devotedly to his great trust. lie does
not meddle with politics, he makes no war
on other enterprises, and never fails to repei
areressions upon his own. he NEEDLES with
no elections; he concerns himself in no Wise
with the complexion of any representative
body. This is the great secret of the success
of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany. Thus has it won the confidence OF
CAPITALISTS and the people, while it stands spot
less and unimpeachable Of any act by winch
success was achieved through corruption.
Such company is sure of good credle
and an honorable position before the World.
The moral of its example is good for States,
corporations, and individuals. 1t is to pllr-
sue faithfully your undertaking; meddle not
with matters that you have no business with;
manage your own affairs with that energy
and good judgment that will win public con-
fdence; and always fulfil your obligations.
That way of getting along will surely secure
success and maintain your credit. None
other will
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New Form of Public Torture.

This Christmas has been marked by the
introduction of new form of public torture,
the most hideously intolerable we have ever
known. We arc devoted to street music
to hand-organs, fddles, harps, and all forms
of instrumental music. We rather like the
hurdy-gurdy, and were inclined to follow,
boy-like, the man who was an cpitomized
band. with his h. g., and his drum, and his
cvnbals, and his pipes of pan. We feel
tendcrly for the monkey, the captain of the
street musical train who collects money from
the passengers; nay, we like for variety the
occasional bray of jackass.
Our accommodating disposition-our SYM
patty with chcerfulness and good hurnor IN
every form-induced us one day to pause
with kind curiosity to examine "squec-
i,1nck"-that scrceching, grating, and highly
audible dissonance with which the people
of Washington were some year or two since
almost driven to madness, and which was
put down by the police, and whose very
manufacture was interdicted. 4 few strains
from it c1lrdled all our milk Of human kind
ness, and we made better time than ever be-
fore or since in widening the distance be-
tween us and the performer upon the "squcc-
junck.'
But time las produceda yet more intoIer;-
BILE nuisance in kind Of bleating, squcaking
horn, which some enterprising retailers
brought here for Christmas. The boys got
hold of this, and like the Indians of IyDcc
who got possession of MELvILLE's pop-Sun,
they ran riot. They mustered in squads,
battalions, and regiments. Such screeclling,
squeaking, and hideous clamor was never
heard III Richmond before. For two days
and two nights, and part Of third, there was
no rest from the torture Of these horns. For
that time the cdict was "sleep no more.'
Those horns murdered sleep. We wished
for our "squecjunck.' The horn-blowels
were estimated at 5000 strong. We imagined
they were 10000. The sick were doomed
to an almost living death. They were filled
with dreadful fancies-sonc venerated per-
sons ueeming the persecution directed per-
sonally ut themselves. The whole city was
filled with horror and misery by torture
that seemed Us intcrminable as it was intolcra-
bic. The prosecutors seemed to have Gu
listed the east wind in their service. They
were ineXhaustiblc. What were the rams
horns of Jericho to these horns which drove
away the peace of Richmond? 1t is sur
prising that they did not drive away all its
people. Angels and ministers of grace, save
us from another such visitation. Before it
fell down all propriety, all decency, all dig
nifty, and stupid Folly and Brutality reisned
over them. Wear sometimes delighted to bea
subject Of the "Lord Of Nisrule"; but
never may we have such q blackguard Lord
of Nlisrule" again. The city authorities
owe it the public 10 take measures against
his reappearance.
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Another Letter from Mr.. Henley on
Immigration.
GoRDoSsyILLE, Va Decemb

GoRDoNsvlLLE, VA, December 90, 1871.
10 the Editor Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Ipromised in my last to inform YOU how 7
consider our English middle class may be
reached and many of them persuaded to come
out and settle in this country, but before do
ing so let me call your attention to the fol-
lowing extract taken from my last English
newspaper, Public Opinion, November S5th.1
which reached me only three days ago:
"The other day tradesman in South Lon
don advertised for clerk at IS shillinps
week. He received three hundred applica-
tons, and amongst them were two MAS.
one p. A., about twenty who ccpld speak dit.
ferent languages, and about the same number
who had received college educations."
Now, is not the above clear proof of the
truth Of my assertion that hundreds of men
in England are entirely at loss to know
what course to pursue in order to obtain q
liyelihoodf ! think it very probable that 80
out of the 800 applicants alluded to were
men possessed OF from 81 900 to $1,000 CAPT.
tai; that $50 or 200 more may have owned
half that sum, and that only from 90 to 100
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4 GOOD PoINT.-Thc New York World
remarks that at this moment, while white
statesmen and scholars like ScuUEz and LErBER
and soldiers like SIGEL are disqualified, any
rice-swamp negro Of South Carolina has be-
come one of the privileged class, and may as
pire to positions to which the accomplished
white man looks in vain. One plank of the
platform of 1872 should be zone term for
the Presidency" and quitting the natu-
rallied white man on an equality with the
"native negro" which now he is not. Rad
icaism thinks the negro should be preferred.
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MAnRFED,

On the a,st ius.an. b Rev 10 q PstsTs91, 4 me
WooDRUM and Miss MARY I, VAUGHN; MI Oh
This city.
On 9Th day, sis. instant at the readencs OF tns
bdes rarents, Philadelphia according % tne 1rass
OF the religious Society Of FRIENDS, k,o ~
KENT. of Renrico county, Va, to EMMA Y. ny
SHER, OF Philadelphia
In Manchester, On the elst OF December, VII VII
LIAM j. OSTERBIND and lSDiASA " IN
GINA WILLIAMS, by Rev. William hooefson'
Petersburg papers please copy.
On the 2lst instant. by the Rev William NeTT9Sa'
u. D.. THOMAS HILL NORWOOD and ELLEN
MOORE, daughter OF the late Thomas Z. Price. Al
Of Richmond. No cards.
North Carolina papers please copy.
.tTr,nitv church, on the 18th instant, by the Rev;
]. Powell Garland, G. HENRY MATTHEsWs a an
WIss ANNA M BROWN. All Of this city. NO cares.
New York, Norfolk, Va, and Memphis, Tenn, pa
pers please copy.
On Thursday evening the olst instant at the resi-
dence OF the brides mother, in Sidney, hy the Rev;
james a. Chamhliss, Mr.. WILLIAM !: GLE6NxS' OF
Richmond, to Miss THERESA j. WAisoN' Oh
Henrico county, Va
Norfolk Yirainiun will please copy.
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DIED,

Suddenly. on the morning OF December 25th, In
slant at his farm, near Klby's station In Hanover
county, JOHN J. DAVIS, IN the sixty-drst year OF
his age.
Departed this life at Russles, in York county "a,
nm Monday December 18th, at y o'clock A. d., MIS-.
SARAH +. BLOXTOS, III the ffueth year OF her
age.
On the o5h Instant, ut o'clock P. NJ, at his late
residence In the town Of Fulton. mr. AUGUSTUS
SCHULT Z, aged thlrty-two years.
Tile funeral will take place from St Patricks
church THIS (27th) AFTERNOON at o'clock.
Friends and acquaintance are Invited to attend.
WHY do we mourn departing friends,
Or shake at deaths alarm?
'Tis but the voice that Jesus sends
To call them to his arms.
Yes to the home where angels are,
His trusting soul has fed:
And vet we bend above the tomb
With tears, and call him dead.
We call him dead. but all! we know
He lwells where living waters flow.
The deceased was native Of York, Pa, but for the
last ten wears resident of this place.
York pa papers please copy.
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We take mischievous pleasure in the dis
content Of the philosopher of the Enquirer
with the action of the Council in regard to
the tunnel. We feel satisfaction not unlike
that enjoyed by QU1Lr when rolled about near
the cross dog. The tunnel is at least q
fixed fact" Just as we knew it would be,
and is beyond the resch of satirists, econo-
mlsts, and philosophers. A great enterprise
that marks the grand epoch of Richmond's
new existence.
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spECaAE NOTICES.
mr. gEW YEARS PRESENTS
LEVY BROTHERS.

LEVY BROTHERS.
No batter nor more appropriate time for making
nreseuts than the New Year. Those WHO "lsi ~
teen mn with o tme-honored custom wln nno IA
atocr Of goods suitable for NEW YEARS IKE
sEsrs at LEVY BROTHERS. We enumerate
few articles
rr,ndaouo LINEN aud LACE SETS OF COL
LARS and CUFFS;
LACE, EMBROIDERED, HEMsTlTCHED' anu
CORDED HANDKERCHIEFs;
POINT LACE COLLARS and HASDAGh-
CHIEFS,
NECKTIES,
NECK-RIDBONs,
sCARFS and BOWS,
WORK BASKETS,
INFANTS BASKETS,
TRAVELLING and KEY BASKETS,
PoCKET-BOOKs, BAGS, and PURSES;
CARD-CASES,
CARD-RECEIvERs,
PAPER RACKS;
PHOTOGRAPH FRAMES, something entirely new
Handsome KNIVES,
SCISSORS,
TOWELS,
NAPKINS,
TABLE-CLOTHS;
E,D. SILK. DOGsKIN, BERLIN, BUCkShlS,
aud THREAD GLOVES;
CLOAKS,
SIIAWLS,
SACQUES,
NUBIAs,
SONTAGS,
HOODS,
CARPETS,
RUGS,
MATS,
HAsSOCKS,
AFGHANs,
FANS. great variety; and hundreds
of other articles suitable for presents, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and 1915 Main street
Look 4, our DOLLAR KID GLOVES. de T
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A Contrast Indeed.

How is 1t that in this day of general prostr.-
ton Of public securities in the South, and
when, by the needless and unreasonable
action of the Virginia Legislature, the bonds
Of this State have fallen greatly in value, the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company,
with their main line Il little more than
half finished, can get for their six per cent
bonds in the New York market ntnety-fo,u
dollars in the hundred? How can that price
be readily obtained by that company when
some finished lines of much fame can find no
sale for their bonds at $s5, or even in some
cases so low as $50:
Besides this excellent credit in the market.
the company had ut the end of its fiscal year
million and a half Of cash in its treasury
after meeting all current expenses. 1t is an
interesting question, how has this company
acquired such high credit and so readily dis
posed Of its bonds at the moderate interest of
six per cent, while other roads of the South
were paying eight per cent. and probably
ten?
It Is true that at the head of this company
stand some Of the wealthiest men in New
York. But they are not personally bound
for the redemption of the bonds they have
issued. Those bonds arc secured, as are those
OF other railroads, by mortgage upon the
of the company which issues them.
But there Is faith in the management of the
road, and especially in President HUNTING
TON, who is man of unfagging energy and
unsurpassed administrative ability. He is,
man Of great mental yigor
md remarkable practical experience and fore
sast.
The interest on the Chesapeake and Ohio
1mpany's bonds is always promptly paid In
old In New York. Thatisa solid advantage.
sit that Is not the most satisfactory sort Of
ssurance with public creditors; for means
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SENATOR ScHURz.-A Washington CORE
spondent of the New York Tribune has
learned from Senator ScuURz himself that he
was not privy to the introduction of Mr..
TRUMBULL's resolution concerning civil SER
vice reform. This fact puts to rest all the
stories that were started as to conspiracy
against GRANT on the part Of the reform
senator's
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We say to our Bedford correspondent, as
we said last week to our Farmvllle CORE
spondent, that we do not purpose to take
part in any discussion as to tic location of
the new asylum.
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COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

TOHN W. WYATT, GENERAL SHIP
~ PING and Commission MERCHANT, No
Governor street, Richmond, Va, (post-oilicc box
49, agent for the Old Dominion Steamship Compl-
NY. for New York: Inman Line, for Liverpool
Anchor Line, for Glasgow: National Line, for Liv-
erpoOl. je"i
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MILITARY NOTICE.
ADJUSTMENTS.
DICHMOND THEATRE.


DICHMOND THEATRE.
IL
Great success Of the world-renOwned artist
Mr.. G. W. COULDOCK,
who will appear this evening in his great character of
PETER PRIORITY IN Craven's comedy OF
CHIMNEY CORNER.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, December 9th, 1871,
will be performed the beautiful domestic drama en-
titled tile CHIMNEY CORNER.
- Peter Probty; .:;.......M Mr.. G. W. Conldock.
To conclude with the amusing farce Of the
IRISH LION.
Tom Moore. Mr.. T. Il. Pierce.
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, December 3Oth-
GRAND FAMILY MATINEE-DOT; on, THE
CRICKET ON THE HEARTH.
Admission to al parts Of the house, CSC. de o7lt
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OFFICE CITY ENGINEER, I
1nsl.

OFFICE CITY ESGlSEER,}
RICHMOND, VA, December 10th, 1871.
NOTICE TO STONE-MASONS.-S
IN proposals will be received at this Office until
FRIDAY the Goth instant, at lo o'clock NJ, for fur
nishiug and laying such granite curbing and tagging
rs may be required until the LIST day of July, 1872.
Forms of proposals may be had upon application
at this office.
The Committee Streets reserves the right to re-
ject any or all proposals. -
CHARLES II. DlMMOCk,
de lo-td City Engineer.
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pzA&GG. ORGANS. &c.

rguE CELEBRATED G;;-3:1,
BRADBURY PIANO ~ 7,
l,:l, no SUPERIOR Eic:G.lce OF finish, beauty 49,
purity OF tone. dc!cacy o. touch-a comblnal!O" O!
excellence that should attract The attention % eyer.
one who knows how e. appreciate Il Tile nsttuM..'
Call ana examine them ut sol Broad street.
no II q. * y. W. DARBY, AgCIy.,
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LIME AND CEMENT.

7 IME, LIME, LIME.-Thc Lime manu-
- featured by us in BotctOurt county, known as
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LINE, will hereafter
be put upon the market under the name of INDIAN
ROCK LIME. Orders for which may be left at our
office No. 1903 Dock street
DILLON, Elicit & co.
November 81, 1871. ho23
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NV HEADoUAnTERs FOR

w- HEADQUARTERS FOR !.
w. CHRISTMAS.
ANDREW ANTONI,
Main street below the post-oMce.
puro FRENCH CANDIES only soc.,
ppre PIT AIN CANDIES only 25c.,
IMPORTED FRENCH FRUITS only i'
FANCY BOXES for candies,
FTRE-SRACKERs and TORPEDoES,
TOYS and DOLLS,
ALMONDS, CURRANTs, RAlslNs'
PEUNES, FIGS, &C.,
at reduced prices. Call rnd be conVinced.
de 1s-eod ANDREW hNT0SI, Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-27
apErlrAL EnTTCEs.

s MIR IVES CARgOLIC ACID, q protee'
80, from ali contagious diseases, such as snoll-ro1,
l aa 1 b. colo ai Inv L. WAGNER s co.,
o.. - - Druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-12-27

COLONEL JOHN Il. JOHNSTON'S
TRANSCENDENT, DAZZLING, AND EXQUI-
SITE ART TOUR OF EUROPE,
the most magnificent panorama ever painted. Splen-
did numerous effects, brief lecture, with song
and sentiment.
In addition to the entertainment, there Will be
given away each night
ONE HUNDRED VALUABLE PRESENTS.
The presents are ON exhibition at Ambold's Musi-
cal Exchange, where tickets can be purchased during
the day.
ADMISSION: Is cents reserved seats, so cents.
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