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ME- MOURNING GOODS.
BOMsAZtNES a. $l25, $l.5o, Sl.75. and ~ per
yard;
TamIsE at ST, sl.25, aud $3.50 per yard;
CRAPEDD PARIS at soc. wor5h 76c. per yard;
ALPACAS from Csc. to 81 so par yard;
BLACK FRENCH MERIEOs,
CASHMERE,
Atwood DE LANES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
PuPL1NS,
CREPE and LOVE VEILs,
CREPE COLLARS,
WHITE AND BLACK MOURNING sEIo Or
COLLARS and CUFFS,
MOURNING AhEDRERChlEFS,
All kinds OF BLACK GLOVES, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1913 and l2l6 Main street.
Our CORSETS at SIZES are the best In The world
for tho price. ho ID
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MARRIED..

On HedDes'ay evening. ga Instant, al Trinity
Methods; Episcopal church. by Rev. Mr. wing
held, o. ct. iaUrs. Petersburg, Mr. Ahf IA b.
DER W. ARCHER, o. Petersburg. Va, to MlsJ
81. Fila, daughter OF Charles cabot, ks'l., of
tlii5 city.
On Tuead Y evening, November eth, at KILL
wan the residence of ihe BRIDES fa:hcr, In Charles
Cigy comfy, Va, by Rev. Or. Wads, MIR. Is. A,
JACOB. of Rchmond. Va, and Miss ELLA v,
daughter # ines j.. Mo IRE. $50.
sew York papers please copy.
In Matthews c9uaty, on the ed Instant, at the
res deuce of the Sr,des father oy The iy,T. e NJ.
Edwards. MisS JULIs ;. STCkAAS TO Sr. JDlt \
T. IlUoHES of hichmend, Va.
Baltimore and Mo- folk papers please ccpy. 4
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~NOTTINGHAM LACE
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN.
LACE and NOTTINGHAM CUhI aims
nAmAsK and MOREEN, for cutti1ns'
WINDOW SHADES,
GILT CORNICES and BANDS,
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
FLOOR and STAIR OILCLOTHs,
OILCLoTH TABLE. COVERS
TUpN1TITRE OILCLOTHS, $780,
pe1rssEI,s TAPESTRY, INGRAM, THREE
Ply, VENETIAN, VIENNA, ana HEnf
CARPETS;
DRUGGETS, ,,.. l..
ThRLE-CLOTHs in great variety, from TWO 10
1--WE yards long-prices from II TO s2s;
noyLIES ut G0c. per dozen would be cheap at
76c;
NAPKINS at s1.25 worth 81 per dozen;
gITC8ABACK. DAmASK, RUSSIA, TURK
ISL, and DIAPER TOWELS;
STAIR LINEN,
CRASH, BIRD's-EyF, SCOTCH, and RUSSIA
DIAPER, at LEVY BROTAERS',
1913 and 1915 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at 6oc.
per mound; BALE COTTON, all numbers from
to 10, at 81 so per bale. no 70
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1IEW GOODS-AUCTION BARGAINS.
~ NEW GOODS BIZ EVERY STEAMER.

NEW GooDs-Aoo1'o-' D1
~ NEW GOODS BIZ EVERY STEAMER.
DRESS GOCDS-grea variety and Style.
uandsome PlaiGs at 25c.:
Tho very baudsOmest Atwood PlalCs az s7s, SO,
and 60c.-very cheap; '..-
Handsome Satteens Mt 40c.;
Black Alpacas from 35c. to 81 37t;
Vejye.epns. all colors-- Corded plaid, plain, and
bIack-from SOC to sl.5o;
Broche shswls-retl auction bargains;
Atwood Plaid Snswls;
Breakfast Shawls;
Russia Diaper, 2S inches wide ct DOC. worth aoc.-
real auction bargain;
Charlottesville and other Cassimeres;
Flannels all prices all kinds;
lO-4 White Blankets at 81;
All. wool Carpet at S5c.;
Balmoral Skirts at 81;
Rleached and Brown Sheetings,
Bleached and Brown CottJns, all prices;
Good Kid Gloves at 75c.. OIL. Sl.25. and Sl5o;
LADIES' Merino Vests, Gents Merino Vests,
Gents w hite Shirts. all prices;
Gents Meriuo and Cotton drawers.
Ladies', Misses, GEMS, and Boys best BRUSH
Hosiery;
Elegant CrUmb Cloths,
Gents Silk Handkerch efs.
Ladies' White silk AT d Wool Hoods, Nnblas,
Saratoga Trunks st IS and $780,
Costs's and Clark's spool Cotton.
Good Spool Cotton for 1c. SPOOL.
DUCK WALL & ROUSS.
P. S.-Mr. +. A. VIM formerly with John n.
WoodHnl is with US, and would be glad to see his
frfe,,da no 81
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IllESil.

On Fr.d,y the oath instant. ANDREW LEE,
infant son Of AudtCw d. and hl'za Ann Eaton
;ced eighteen months aud thirteen DAYS.
The funeral viii take place on sUHDhE hF-
TEHNQUN at O'clock from It's parents rr.l-
d>ncc, NO. SIS Fifth stree, betScel nuvdl ana
Baker. The friends Of the family are Invited to
attend.
ktManassas, the residence IF he" daughter, on
Mvnaay tic 2Oh ustaut, tcr sh"r; iIlr -, Mrs.
LII, Y -. DOUG AS. wife Of ". X. L. Douglas,
Of Williamsburg Va.
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cOE BROAD STR 2 = T.-I j. s!,,,a,S.
Fnsss Su,ls,o ak fe sa' srimnins
SATIN Corded and s snaHV Velvet. velveseens, all
aoors Kd sogsSd
sssoT l g. 90 sold e sstsnispSgIy low
Furs, which WIZ p' ISAa 40 HfHsCH.
prices. ao5 Broad street.
L M I'm
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TIVE LATEST ARRrYALsl

,,., received a large addition Of des'ra /.
'i' -" Dry GOODS.
which we offer ut extremely low price, n g, o.
p,,,S A,nacss, best manufactures s7c. to 81 90
BLACK Mohair and Alpaca poplins, soc. 10 ~
RACK yelveteen, extra cheap, at7sc. up
d. siIks at $50, s1.7s, 90, and $3.50;
I.n,nese sinks and PopliDs, ell eolors;
Emnress Cloths. 50, 60 7sc. per yard; ,u,,r, :.
post sa,teens latest coors OF IS to 75c- per yard
Atwood Plaid Popllns at 60 and CSC. per SA''
1ore,s Goods at IS to 4Oc., of all shaaee f,o.,
Broche shawls; veveteen' Ae'rahan' 'A w; 49, -
CIoaks;
Blankets, Quilts, Table Linens;
Eanttna' Towels, Kid Gloves. Under7es.s,
H s,',sd sh,rt Rosoms. Boulevard and Balmo-
raj Skirts, ,,,,r x,,a.
cass,meres, Flannels, and lots OF other gooas'
really cheap, at so,,,o
,orner sixth and Broad streets, No COL.
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GF NOW FOR Oh AP DRESS
GOODS large stock, good assortment low prices.
BLACK ALPACA at CSC, acc, 3sc., 4oc., 4Sc.,
Soc. eoc., ESQ.,, and up to 81 60; ev.ry braud OF
alpsca, from the be to the elephant Piain ana
Corded POPLIES, Ia AL co!ors; shiiEENs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, ErENGLlNE7, HHhs-
HERDS PLAIDS, ALPACAS in all colors at
,5c OTTOMAN CLOTHS, BLACK and COL
DRIED DE LANES, FRENCH MEtlSOe,
ShITEENs, ROBES DE CHAMBRE tthe latest
etyles) TYCOON REPS, BLACK SILKS At
Si15, XII So 81 rs g. co. aud up TO s3.75, all very
cbeap wide LYONS SILK VELVET al sl36 per
ward, would be cheap at $1,000; Sihh-FACED
VFLVETs In black and colored, at low prices
BLACK mERINO. BLACK c AS n 81 r.
DEAP DE,ETA, and other styles or fashlona-
ble Dress Goods ct LEVY BROTHERS,,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON Soc.
pound :; COTTON YARN o. so per buudle' DO 70
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THERE Will BE A MEETING OF
l. THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF
HENRlCO COUNTY ut the court house on MON
DkY December d. 1871. for the purpose of levy
irg county levy for 1872. All bills and accounts
should be sent 70 the Clerk OF the County Court
40 % tn SID Clerk.
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unless delayed by difficulty 10 getting a
Ibed d. one point. It Is likely that that dil-
fculty will be overcome in q short time'
and that the track will be promptly fin
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PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF EEGISEER)
JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT,

JAMES RIVER IMPROVEMENT,
RICHMOND, VA. November II, lS7l.
PROPOSALS. ARE INVITED AND
i will be received at this office until II III.
NUVEhBEk 30ih for DREDGING the channel
way from bell w Richmond bar to and scross
Warwick bar. James river. to depth of lsl feet
a. mean his tide,
It's estimated that the work will require the re-
moyal OF Il ty thousand t5o. ooo) or more cubic
The contractors viii be required TO deposit the
dredsed material behind crib-work that Will be
built aud III, nisbed by the city Of Richmond.
The work must be begun between the lst and
Solh of January next ana completed or or before
tie Let or July. ls7.. Bids must be per cubic
obtained by application at this Office.
r. ID. MINOR, e
Engineer James River improvement.
no13 eodtd
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MkCHIEERY, DC.
MACHINE WORKS.

MACHINE WORKS.
- SLOAT & ADDIEGTOE
Nos. 1922, lA.4, 1926, and 1923 Gary street,
sud NOS. Is and IS aouth 18th street,
RICH II o n ID, VA.
We make I'll kinds of new work in the MA
CHIEIST LINE, nErAIS ALL KINDS on
work We 90 in the COUNTRY 10 do all
SORTS OF WORK In our line Also, make the
best TOBACCO MILLS in the world, and keep
them on hand, as well as TOBACCO SCREWS Of
all kinds, together with BANDS ard BlLLETS,
and all articles for the manufacture or tobacco.
We keep on hand for sale I'll siZss Of
NEW and ShCO SD-H AND ENGINES,
BOILERS, SAW-MILLS, ~
GaISF. MILLS, POWhE PUMPS,
PLATFORM SCALkS,
SHAFTISG. HANGERS, PuLLIES,
GEAR and BEVIL WHEELS 81
And In fact general assortment OF ali useful ar
ucles In our limo, togeLhe. with -----
JUDsOh's PATENT STEAM-ENGINE
GOVERNOR, -
UTICA CO. STEAH GAUGEs
SELDES'S PATE.T ENGINE PACKING
PET VALVES. GLOBE VALVES,
TALLOW COCkS ~ - -
sELF-oILIAG CUPS, for both engines and
shsfung; I...- =
FLUE CLEkNFRS,
on CANE, WATER GAVG Es, &C.
All OF which We sell at reasonable prices and on
accommodating terms. ,aas"tt Il n. =
N. B.-We receive on consignment all kind, OF
machinery, both new and secondhand Come
oca ~l,t sLeAT &ADDINaTos.
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~ We meant no disrcspect to the Governor
of North Carolina in calling him, as We
did yesterday, by his first name instead OF
nv his last. It was earelessly done.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

IN ORDINANCE II T. @ L L r \ q
n OWNERS OF HOU :Es TO CAUSE IHE1
To BE kUMBERED.
IPassed November l3th, 1871 ]
Be il ordained, That all houses within me Rmlts
q The CITY now unnumbered shall have their pro-
per number fixed upon their front: aud IL shall De
lie duty of tie contractor appointed oy The C"ln-
mttee on Streets to furnish The required numbers,
painted upan tin, and secure the same to the III 4.
numbered houses Throughout the city, The size ana
h.racter Of numbers, qIalty OF TN ano PAM
ing to b. determined BY the Committee on streets.
Whenever the contractor shall number house IS
Aforesaid he shall he paid by the owner or own
ers there OF twenty-five cent?. ana upon the lallnIe
contractor the Said amount after his house has
teen numbered and the bill therefor presen TED,
the Engineer of the city being satisfied thereon,
shall report the fact 10 the City assess whose
duty 1t shall TO add the amount with twenty per
cent thereon, to the nexttsx levy on the property
in question and 1hereu pom the contrs shall be
paid said amount OF twenty-five cents from the city
ire, sury.
Published by authority.
no % St 4. q. HOW ARD, laty Clerk
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MILITARY NOTICES.


EkADq'RS FIRST RE GIMENT VA. N0Ls,}
November Is, 1871.
TEHHE COMMISSIONED OF'FICE kS
4 Of the First Virginia reg ment VIII mse, p
Company. No. Ills Main street, ShIU Nnh
EVENISG at u o'cloc fer the transsc; IL OF
important business. 'nII ateaussHT 20
Quoted. , JohN o. T roin,cnn.
10 "a 2S Captain COMMANDING hos'ue'"
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H.HRfE AVID rEmrMr

~~~~~~~~~~~~-~~~~~>>~~~~~~~
II IME, LIME, LIME.-The Lime manu-.
LII factured by US In Hotetourt couaty known al
WILSON OR ROCKVILLE LIME, win hereaf.
ter be put upon the market under the n are OF IN
DIAN hOCK LINE, orders for which may be
left st our oface, No. l5aa Dock street. :
November q, 1871, noss
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CHESAPEAKE AND CHIC RhiL ,eI.aI,r 90
RICHMOND, VA, November Sd, 1871.
NOTICE.-The annual meeting OF d Inc
~ Stockholders OF The Chesapeake anu ono 10
fsilro,d Company vii he heia IN II !iH ec ei
Richmond oil THURSDAY Tue III u 'o0e"'
1871. .,-,o,dorof 60 called 10 the
following extract from the bylaws Oh VIC '0D-
pany: ~o.or. e,oct holders.at a
general meeting shall be in writing, anu XXI sr
w tIJ m.y sign in the name OF partners nps.
anG the Signature of Their member o, INC s nl,
shall lie valid. No proxy sh!i De vtirm * the
mere Than sixty days prior TO ''e n'es''Ds "
company" ..,, no c,oeed Hftenn d Tvs
previous W OH! j. GARRETT, Cashier.
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~sACQUEs, CLoAhs' ana
SRAWLS;
EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED sAc0uEe In
cashmere, Merino, and Drap de Eta;
CLOTH SACQUrs;
RLACK MERINO sHAWLs; -...
WATERPROOF CLOAKs;
STRIPED, PLAID, and PLAIN sHA"he' anu
BREAKFAST sHAWLs, in great Variety
at low prices. LEV
r,le look ct our 81 25 COBSETs. no 20
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RICHMOND, VA, October 30, 1871.
4 SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
RAILWAY COMPANY is called by t!e Board OF
Directors TO NETT at the office OF the cHmpsnT IN
tire city of Richmond, Va, on The 30TlT l}A1 tf
NOV SMBER, ISL, at 10 O'Clock III, for Tie trans
action Of business OF i'm p1r.ance.
oc slid q. &. HOYT. President.
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New Books .

The Giadlo.ors: a Tale Of Rome and
Judea. BY &. j. WHYTE MELVILLE,
author of . Digby Grand" The luter-
prefer" &c. New York {: D. APPLETON
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RICHMOND AND PErERsBURG RAILROAD COT
MI IL h'o-'D N-' TREAsURER's OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA, November H. ~. .ho
ATOTICE.-The annual meeting OF INC
sockhod of this company VIII ,n De E Ess a.
,bs es At y c
mo hooks of transfer viii be closed from 'ne
,.th W =, .'ant unIIl after the day of meeting.
lNh lh'tah' "t' M. ". YARhIkGrON,
,,,d Secretary and Treasurer.
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OFFICE ORASGs, ALEXASDR!A AND}

OFFICE ORANGs, ALEXASDhiA AND
MANASSAS RAILROAD COMPANY: Z
.,EXtSDRih VA, November 3, 1871.
HvOTICE.-Thc annual meeting of the
~ stockholders Of The Urap &c, Alexandra ana
MANASSAS Railroad Company will BE held d. at me
office OF TIE company, in hlexnndfls; Oh IHohS-
ia y the O.h 1Dstant, ST IL o CLOCK M'
=! oio'A - l.. ". REID, Secretary.
Tho transit books will DC closed from the 18th
instant until The adjournment Of the above meet
ing. w w CoNkN
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T LINNEMAN'S STEAM DYEING
He AND SCOUk1SG FSTABLIbHMEET,
AGO BROAD Street, BETWEEN FOUkTH
AND FIFTH pTREETs.-Dyelng done In any
neatest style. Car pet securing ana kid gloves
cIesned. ] invite the ladies especially TO see my
la:est Importation Of blue. adopted for silk and
wnrsted. Sc n-sm
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pooMs EAsERs, BENEVOLENT SOCIETY OF
hooao "a :. RICHMOND CITY.

hooAs Dan RICHMOND CITY.
A TTENTION. JoURNE 7 NJ y n
n BAKERs.-We are requested 70 STATE :,
whom itmay concern that this Society ts oensps
lent society and has for Ills pste who f may be
u n en- % or in need OF help at any TIM
Afer careful count OF all who woTk "a a. rt ene
trade. we have majority OF names on invited
ba nrssent, whether they think OF JOIN na US or
not s. they may Jadge for .hsmse n,clocx NJ at
Ing win he called to Oroer At - ociocA = NA'' "
tt ns ~. 17es Main street.
u heoe II. GRhENWALD, President pro I'm 81 Il.
~ ~ .orLYY Secretary pro tenn. no <o-it :
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL.
" RUAD.--Cp and aitcr sEPTEhBEk lhT.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond lsun-
days excepted) follows:
$50 4. M.-MAlL TRAIN for tie White Sui
phur Springs, connecting ~ GCrdnnsvilie with the
Orange, Alexandria and Manassas train Tor
Washington and North, and Lynchburg and South.
$3.50 r. M.--ACCOANODATlOH TRAIN ior
GoTGonsyille, except on Saturday, on WHICH FAY IL
leaves ats 7. N. Tbs train connects ~ GoIaons-
vile with tue night trains on the Orange 4le1aa.
dria and MANASSAS railroad for LYSCHBuho
and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, Ut low rates, sold to all points
Northwest aud Southwest.
Steerage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown,
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, Hsyre, kot'et.
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, ard Gotsenbur2, 10
al points on this road can be bought Of The Ge-
neral Ticket Agent a. Richmond, or can be or
dered through any station agent on the road
Further Information may De obtained =. inc
company's offices.
No Passenger TrainS are run on sundays.
A. Ii. PF2HI,
General Superintendent
JAAEs Z. NETaERLAND, Gen'l Ticket hgt-
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PIANOS, ORGANS, &C.
T WO DAILY TRAINS

A NOUN CEMEN
The subscribers have accepted the agency for
Neesrs KNABE Il CO.'S PIASO-FORTES.
These with tie word-renowred lnstruments OF
+" CHlCKEEISG." enable US 20 offer u the peo-
De OF kitanond and those aho trade here q
Splendid stock to select from.
BY arrangement, these instruments VII be sold
Parties can now both see and examine these Pr
AMOS before purchasing, instead OF ordering
from toe factory, as some have hitherto done. Tho
subscribers respectfully invite An examination OF
the new supply Just opened
noao booksellers and Sta,iouers.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Is. &. Co..,
RICHNOSD VA. Aug 6, 1871. ]

7E1aE TE AIMS ON THIS ROAD
= run as follows: .
The 10 all trsirs leave Richmond q. ;:iS q. n.
and soP. H.; and leave Petersburg ~ a.e' A. a'
and 7:2c 2. N, 49,
Freight and hcconm odation trains leave k!ch-
moud at a.. d. and 40 L. 81, and leave Peters-
burg ~ 10 A. 81. and L50 2. u.
The AIS A. Il. train will not leave Rlc3n ond ca
AUNDAS3, and the 7:2o l.. Il. train Viii no. teaTs
Petersburg Oh SUNDAYS.
Passengers for Norfolk viii tSke the 1880 I. IL.
daily train, and those from Norfolk Will coancS!
at Petersburg with the 10 A. II. train.
Passengers from Glover Hin viii! lake .he $40 a.
III. train on Mondays, Wednesday,, and Ftidsys /
and returning, leave Richmond on the same days -
$50 Pm.
Tho mail trains viii stop only 81 Chester.
The A. Il. train win connect 81 Pe.ers'
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi and Ohio rsi!-
road for Lyuchburg Gxtly.
SLEEPING CARS on the 1880 2. ID. train, rum
nina Though 70 W ilmingtor. x. 3. kAaEi,
au7 Ticket and FrciSEs ASen'-
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~ % SO ID % -
fTlAKE NOTICE,
SPECIAL rRAIss PROM RICHMOND AND
LYECHsURG TO WASHINGTON,
FROM LYscHBUsa TO RICHMOND.

FROM LYNCHBUsG TO RICHMOND.
Fars only. about oae-third to Warrington and
return. and ons half TO hicnm0n o. Any sprSsfh r
TRAINS viii leave Rich rnond and LynSnDurg .os
washington and Richmond as ioIoWs-.Ts:: b,
Richmond 90 ess q MI and sv VII, Il iosve
thoa for W darlington at 7o5 T. NJ and for Rich
N ond about The same time, arriving IN ashing-
s1n ny ayyd IN Richmond about so'clock r. NJ stop
ming ut all princ ipal way.statlons from half IN
hour to an hour behind the regular mail train:
usrsons wishing to visit w ashington or Richmonv
About tie time Of assembling OF the National and
Tickets sold exclusively on trains, and good to
return on any regular train until december 18th,
inctu ;ive.
Gee bandbill for further particulars.
no "a wlt,s~E&d3tS. Tu&Th
|GREAT ATLANTIC COAST LINE.
FAST THROUGH FREIGHT
AND PASSENGER EoUTE.
CLOSE CONNECTIONS MADE TO ALL
POINTS SOUTH.
TWO DAILY TRAINS.
QUICK TINE.
NO DETENTION OF FREIGnrs-
THROUGH BILLS OF LADING GIVEN
RATES GUARANTEED over
CHARGES AND ALL LOSSES
PROMPTLY SETTLED.
Ask your shippers to ship By this line to insure
prompt recelpt OF goods. -.-. ,x,,
Through bills given TO New Orleans, mooi,e'
savannai Columbia, Charleston, Atlsnta, Au-
susta, Macon, Montgomery. Raleigh, CoiuHlous'
Goltsboro', Tarboro', aud Selma.
SLEkPING-CAR on all night trains.
Fare as low and time as quick.
OH ROY rod
fully. o-,
This is the most popular route for passengers
and freghp.
Fmigrsnt tickets. to New Orleans at as low rates
as the lowest, j. Fl. WOODCOCk,
General Through freight and
Passenger Agent.
OFFICE Richmond and Petersburg railroad,
Eighth aud Byrd streets. no 10. III
NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.-Th
~ FIRST CLASS and En1GRANT TICK EIS
can be procured st all the principal railroad OF,
fees for LOUISIANA and TEXAS at reduced
rates making .'ose connections at Mobile win
Morgan'z line for New Orleans and Galveston,
avoiding all transfers aud hotel exprnsee; FOR
further Inform alton, app!yto j. 2. JuSIls
oc e-sm No. 9 Fifteenth street, Richmond.
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TBUCKSKIN ENTERTAINMENTS,
a great preserver Of health, preventive ana
cure fer rheumat m, sore throat, neura lsla'
lung diseases, and the many other Ills caused by
colds For sale at LEVY bhothhHo'
Cole agents for the city Of Richmond.
Cur DOLLAR KID GLOVES can't be beat.
Ro:3
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1U7HE CELEBRATED BRAD Gssssssgsa
Il BUEY PLANO TT
has no superior. Elegance Of finish, beauty and
purity of tone, deiicacy OF t0uch-a combination
o. excellence that should attract the attention OF
every one who knows how to appreciate fine In.
strument. Call and examine them at DOL Broad
street. &. & n. W. DARBY,
nol3 Agents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-25

TALLED MEETING OF TIE ME- =,
anL1..Ire, ITNION.-A called meeting OF
" CHA1ss.iSSI cs, IINION Win be he'd on NON :
me MEEvvENING At baIep,st O'Clock, at sehott,s
Mon ticelo Hail. for the pnrpsse OF *
POI, % COZ siderpd full atteu dan ce 10 desired.
Will o' THOMAS II. WYNNE, Pfesidenas..
"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-25

TARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
HAVE JUST REC4IvED LARGE
ADDITIONS TO THEIR
STOCK OF
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
{, CLOAKS,
sHAWLs,
LACES
EECK-TlES, sc.
Their stock Of
BLhCK GOODS
Is larger and more varied than usual, containing
every style aud variety worn in this
market ell Of which
WILL BE SOLD VERY Low!
mol CARDOzO, F1URQUREhN & co.
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wCHOIcE FRUITS, &c.-ReceiVlng
s cases CATAwBA GRAPES,
kegs MALAGA GRAPES,
Eew-crop ClTROF,
New.crop CURRANTs,
New-crop SULTAEA RAIslNs'
New-croro LAYER RA1SiNS, -~
100 drums LARGE FIGS, rrrrcry
and also on hand large assortment OF fhE 5saa
and AMERICAN CANDLE at reoaSea
N Pli' COOKS EATING DEPARTMIEEnn1TI 1T, on
same 1oor. fuo 2s-eodl A. ANtoNL
~BLANKETS for Beds, Cribs Ora
dies, Horses. and Tobacconists;
CARRIAGE BLANKETS;
CALICO CoMFoRTABLEs at s'25, ss.7'' - S0'
snde4;
he LAME CoMFoRTABLEs ats
wooI, QUILTS at sll prices;
uoNgY-coMB, BRIDAL, ALHAiM l'' d anu
NARsErLLEs QUILTS at low prices.
:" A' LEVY BRoTHERs,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
nurs.ss CoRsETs are the best IN the "orlo
Sui 90" no23
for the price. ----
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS !.
IN GREATEST BARGAINS YET


JULIUS SYCLE'S.
4l5 BROAD STREET. dl5
Has lust received large additions to MS
DRESS GOODS department., and still receiving
by almost every express all The late styles, con-
tainug every style and variety to be founG IN ne
northern market to which invite gpecis atten-
ton from oil In want Of DRY GOODS. VIZ:
Empress Cloths 1t So, 60 and 65c., very cheap
aateens in all colors ct d?i Is to soe irish r0p-
Inns new and beautiful, very low Japanese silks
and Poplins, all shades and colors; ram ana
PIIid Serges, rs, a5 aud 5Oc., halE price Back
Silks at $3.50 SL75. 80 to 81 the best III the city
Black Alpacas at IS, 30 10, 50 to 75c, and ~ per
yard; Black Merino. Bombszine, ard Tsmlse
beautiful, at $50 and SIS; Black Shawls, single
and double, at al prices Broche shawls AZ -,
$40 $3.50. to $4o-come and get one White
BLANKETS at $3.50, IS, to SlS, very low; Cololed
Blankets aud Quilts. 81 60. 30 and 81 pair full
assortment OF W h!te, Bed, Blue and Grey gran
DeIs at rs, 30 10, so to 75c. and 81, very cheap;
Opera FlanneIs In all colors, plain and PLATO, 50
to 75c. Cloaking Cloths, all colors ana Kinds,
&C., &c; White and Colored Corduroy, Dew and
pretty very cheap; Closk5, the largest stock In
ilte CITY at the lowest prices. FURs, FURS, for
ladies', misses and children, ut extremely lew
ngures. In fact. every Thing 10 be found In The
dry goods lire at the lowest prices possible.
A II Of the above are new, and great bargains.
Come and see Them. JULiuS S1 Gle,
dis Broad street.
Store closed on Saturday.
Statesmen John n. Gary, w. ID. Powers, John
T Asa II. Bpyil.