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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-28

POLICE COURT, MoNDAY-Justtce J. j.
| White presiding.-Tne following cases were
LIZZIE Holmes (colored), charged with
obtaining lot Of groceries, valued at S2.3',
of q. T. Hord & Brother under false pre-
tences. Found guilty, and sent TO Jaii iof
fifteen days. Ia,
,erjnr the burnt building of A. Bodeker
and stealing nine bottieS OF SWEEP on,
valued at $40. Committed TO jail for thlrty
days. ,,.,,
fa]oniously breaking and entering the house
of some person in Manchester. Continued
Nelson Morning (colored), charged with
being Robert Lawrence's accompltce IN the
Manchester house-breaklng. Continued
until 29.b.
James Jordan (colored), charged with
stealing two rolls Of butter and two boxes
of fire-crackers, the property Of Theodore
Martin. Security required in $50 for three
Samuel Puliam (colored), charged with
assauIting and attempting to beai Ander-
son Logan in the public street, was dis
Ida Bell (colored), charged with being
disorderly and using vulgar and prolane
Ian guaee in the street, was fined 81.
Robert FL. Hamilton (colored), charged
with abusing, assaulting, and threatening
to beat George Dixon. Fined $500. :,
Samuel Msrtin and Sheppard Cox (col-
ored1. charged with being common thieves
and Migrants and trespassing on the pre-,
mises of Eliza Cooper. Sam was discharged
and Sheppard required to give security IN
the sum Of $50 for three months.
Jacob Branch (colored), charged with
stealing wood from the Basin bank. Found
guilty and sent to jail for ten days.
| Richard Robertson (colored), charged
with assaulting and striking Thomas Ward
with shovel, and Thomas Ward, charged
with asssulting and striking Richard Ho'
| be rson. Fined S5 each.
Samuel Briscoe and Ben Mccoy (colored),
charged with being drunk, creating di*
turbance, and using profane language IL
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San L1rE.-For the last twenty years

A SAD LIrE.-For the last twenty years
there has lived in cave in Saline county,
Kentucky, entirely alone, a singular cha
rucler named Franklin Elliott, OF whose
mast life nothing was known only 1t was
surrnised from his commanding, proud lace,
and cultivated expression, Whlch his
vretehedness was unable entirely to con-
ccal, that he was the wreck OF once en-
We'd manhood. once or twice IN year ne
would come into town, and with as Jew
words as possible barter game or pelis ior
powder, shot, and salt-nothlng more.
VI hen he saw people approaching lie would
always avoid them.
A short time ago two gentlemen were
hunting in the forest near the cave where
he lived, and Il storm coming up they
knocked for admission. hearing no an
sWer. they opened the iron-bound door aud
saw ilpon heap Of skins and blankets the
hermit living dead. The cave was commo-
dious. having been enlarged by himself
from a small hole to an apartment twenty
five feet SQUARE and ten or twelve 1eet ngn,
but quite void Of furniture. Pieces oil stone
and inches in the rocky walls served Us
chairs, tables, and shelves. A rifle and fowl
ing piece were found, long broaa DoHle
knife, fishing tackle, cooking utensils, and
number of books. Among the latter were
COMES of shakespeare, Sterne, Addison,
Schiller. Southey, and Spencer. Be-
sides these bare necessities of bis ex-
istence. something of vastly more interest
was found-a tin box filled with paper
which revealed his past history and the Sc
cret of his strange life. 1t was the same Ola
story of disappointed love-a story stale
and barren of interest to every one but the
sufferer. He had been..well born, well edu-
Gated. and afliuent. In early life he was
member OF the Kentucky Legislature; There
the blight fel! upon him. He became ssipa-
ted ted and desperate, and his next misfortune
was wa to fight duel with man named al,
Baily, TO whom the result was iata!. IN, Inc
laws of Kentucky were lax against uuei
abroad. auyins in Europe for two OF three
Years. At the end of that time remorse
and despair brought him back to the SOL. sou.
tude of woods and caves, Whieh ne heTei
atterward had the courage 70 DESERT
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CONTESTED ELEcTIeNs.-Colonel Berkc-
lev and Mr.. A. B. Veuable, Conservative
candidates respectively for the Senate and
House of Delegates from Prince Edward
county, are here looking after their certiIi.
Gates OF election, In accordance with the
general wish of their constituents. Colo
mel Berkeley and his opponent, MIR. La
throp, will appear by distinguished coun-
sci before the Board Of State Canvassers to-
day. MIR. Lethrop admits, we are in
formed, that he is not a resident OF the
senatorial district which he claims to have
been chosen to represent. Messrs. Berke-
ley and Venable are honorable and high
toned gentlemen, and while they will take
no unfair advantages, will fight The battle
out on the line which they have chosen.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

ANOTHER SUDDEN DEATH.-ADout .
o'clock Sunday evening MIR. Iheodore u.
ROWS and family, who reside on Pine
street. near the new Baptist church, seated
themselves at the supper table, MIR. Bowls
remarkius to his wife that he never felt bet
ter in hia life. Immediately after saying
this he fell from bis chair to the floor
corpse. MIR. Bowls had been suffering from
cramps for some time, but seemed to be in
good health on the day of his sudden death.
Only few moments before he had returned
from a walk in Hollywood: lie was q
blacksmith by trade, and highly esteemed
by those With whom he was acquainted.
He leaves wife and three children.
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THE BAPTIST STATE SUSDAY.SCHooL Con-
yENTIoN will meet in the First Baptist
church tonight at half-past O'Clock. A
temporary organization will be effected, and
an introductory discourse will be delivered
by Rev. DR.. c. Il. Dickinson or Bev. j. Is.
II. Patterson. There will also be singing
by the Sunday-school children OF Rich
mond. morrow morning the Conven,
ton will he permanently organized, and
proceed with the discussion of the topics
named in the programme already pub
lShcd.
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THE THEArRs-A fine audience greeted!
LeffingwelI the comedian last night, and
such mirth. provoking performance as M that Ia
presented in the Victim OF Clrcum,; ,la !;
stances'' and "Romeo Jaffer jenkins"
i Richmond has not enjoyed for many day.
In the latter "choice bit of nonsense. the
fund of fun was inexhaustible, and the
audience was kept in a roar Of Laughter
from its beginning until its close, Ihe az ap.
plause was really uproarious, and alter the
curtain fell Lefingwell was called OUT ana
made to speak. Tonight he will appear 10
his layorite comedy of Billiards ; or, Busl.
ness Before Pleasure" and again IN his
great speciality of Romeo Jatfer jenkins.
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AUCTION SALES TO-DAY.

COOK & LAuGHToN will sell G. 20 A. II. fur
niurc. &c.
GRuBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at P. NJ.
building lot on the south side Of Cary street
between Fourth and Filth.
TzoXas W. KEEsEE will sell at II A. H. at
the store Of Cary 4 Amber, No. 1883 aain
stno, n lot of school-books, stationery &C.
LYME & BROTHER will sell mt IL M., at Carr
toms store, In King and Queen, the farm
called "nieadow Cottage" farming implo-
ments, stock, &C.
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Not GOING Away" The Catholic
Beneficial Society have presented q fine
gold watch to Mr.. Juan A. Pizzini, their
ate secretary, who is now the Associated
Press agent here. 1t is understood that
MIR. Pzzini expects soon to migrate to
Texas"
"EIma," who writes as above to the
Norfolk Journal, is mistaken in his man.
The Mir. Pizzini thus houored is not the
Associated Press agent for Virginia. The
latter has no idea Of emigrating just yet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-28

Ion PsrNT1Na.-Wec call tbs attention OF mef'
chants, clerks OF courts aherits, lawyers, ran
road, steamship and canal officers ana sssh.s, aa'
I'll others having orders for printing 70 lhe iae'n
ties offered at the DISPATCH PhthILsS IeL.S.
LIsHafENT for the prompt and faishlel
az an kinds or Job Printing. We can furnish a.
sbor notice Cards, BIZ Heads, Leftsr-Hesds,
programmes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets
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y1RG1NIANs ABRoAD.-Captain D. W.
Bohanon aud T. w. Jones, Of Richmond,
were at the Grand Hotel, Paris, November
IL; Mrs. NJ. l.. Horton and Z. G. Pendle-
ton, of Virginia, at the Northwestern 10.
tel, Liverpool. on the 9th j. s. Exall, OF
Virginia, at the Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool, =,
on the 5th; and Albert Grandy, OF Virgil
MIA, was ut Munich Oh the 5th and at Brus-
sells on the 9Th.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer to-day, suits for girls
at very low prices; English waterproof suits
for ladies at $50. cost $32 to import; braided
and em5rolercd sacques ladies' garments OF
81. kinds; embroidered edgings and insertiugs
laces OF al kinds neck ribbons and scarfs for
l.diesip great ysriedy; fancy ties and bows 20 r
gents linen collars and cuffs In great variety !;
large assortment Of lace collars, lace sets, and
lace hindksrchiefs; all kinds Of dress TRIM
mings a large Ltock Of diess goods at very low
prices clrpe.s, oicloths. rugs, mats, &c.
See thajr ad yertIsement in 40 other Column,
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MILITARY INsPEcr1oS.-"F +" company,
Captain NJ. u. Clarke, were inspected last
night at Virginia Hall by Adjutant-General
Richardson. The company mustered fifty
men. General Richardson, after he had
concluded the inspection, expressed him
self highly grati6ed at their soldierly bear
ing and fine appearance. The full strength
of the company is sixty-eight men, sixty
two of whom are uniformed. s'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-28

CERTIFICATES TO BE IssUED.-The State
canyassers have completed their canvass OF
the returns of the late election, except in
those districts mentioned elsewhere in the
Dispatch of to-day. The Secretary of the
Commonwealth is now prepared to issue
the certificates. except in the cases of con-
tested election.
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The CoLoRED TEMPERANCE ORGASIzA-

TIOE.-
"RIcHMoND, November q, 1871.
"To the Editors Of the Dispatch'
.Gentlemen. a notice in your
nener of the above date under the head Of
cornerstone to be laid By Hobson Lodge,
No. 16. composed of colored Masons, tor
the hall of q Circle of colored Sons of Tenn
peranco of Manchester, I wish to inform
The public that there are no Circles of CO.
iored Sons of Temperance In Virginia.
The hall is to be built for Friendly DiVi-
SION. No, Q. Sons of Temperance. hope
Won will insert this correction, and greatly
oblige your obedent servant,
"B. J. FRANKLIN,
Grand Scribe Grand Division Of Virginia
Colored Sons of Temperance"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-28

ISTHE PROCEEDINGS OF THE COURT OF AP-
PEAEs of the 9th instant it was stated that
supersedeas was awarded In the case oil
Jellries Us. Motley's executor. Such was
not the case, for the Judgment of the lower
court was sustained. and the supsrsededS
denied.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CoNvENTIoN.-Delegate to
the Ba aptIst Sund aySchool Convention are invited
to call at ELLYsoN & TAYLoR's bookstore. next
TO the Dispatch office, where they will hod all tho
editions OF the new Rspt!st Eymn-Book Churches
furnished at Introductory prices The trade sup
piled a. 2 liberal discount.
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Look out for Santa Claus. He is in town, and
can now be seen at PIzzISI's, where he Is dis
plsving bis Christmas presents. Among THIN
NAV be found beautiful toys, fancy boxes. French
and plain candles, bon.bons, and ornaments for
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-28

A B1GAmIsT CoNv1crED.-W. D. Dawson,
convicted of bigamy In the county. OF
Smythe, and sentenced to five years I'M
prisopment, was received at the peniten-
tiary yesterday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-28

MoCuLLoCH-BR1GEoL CoNoERT.-Anln-
telligent audience, and fair in numbers. at.
tended the operate and ballad concert OF
Mime. Nc Culloch- -Brignoli at Assembly Hall
last night. Madame Brignoirs voice mas
heen greatly improved since she was last
here. and her renditions Of " Una foce.
Poca Fa :" and the g Last Rose OF Summer =
were highly creditable. The. features OF
the programme were of rather more than
average merit.
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PREsDYTERY OF EAST HANOVER. An ad-
journed meeting of the Preshytery of East
Hanover will be held in the First Presbyte-
rian church (Rev. Thomas L. Preston pas
toi) tonight ut TX O'Clock.
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PRATT's ASTRAL OIL mon explosive) and pure
kerosene OF! just received and for sale by Z. W.
FARRAR, corner OF Twenty-Hfth and Leigh
streets, and MORRISON 4 FARRAR, Broad street
between Twenty, fifth and Twenty-sixlh streets.
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. ANOTHER MAN.-Jim Shaw, who was in
trouble ut the Police Court on Saturday,
and was punished for vagrancy, is from
Baltimore. Mr.. James Shaw, OF Jefferson
Ward, was of course not the man.
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NEW BAPTI3T HYMN-BooK.-T new Baptist
Hymn Book, just Issued by the Baptist Bible and
PubllcSttcn Society, supplied Wholesale and re-
tail by kLLY:oN TAYLOR, next to the Dispatch
cfl .e, at the lowest rates.
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anvERr1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade In
any portion OF the country should adverlse In tns
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLfsoN 70. "in
take advertisements and have them mser'ea o.
o,hJ,chors, rates.
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Mrs. RANDoLrH's S improvements are tie most
beautiful styles OF Photographs Wa have ever
seen. They are made exclusively at the LEE"
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Amt 1t strange that people will suffer with cold
when z. B. SPENCE 6 SoS, at 1900 Main street
have oyercoa;s TO suit every pocket.
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Strawberry Twist. Wine Sap, EMPEROR Paris
nedsI. HowIs This For High, divers premium,
and other choice brands chewing TOBACCO, AZ
GEORGE scHGSs, corner Eleventh ana MAIN
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NOT A MURDER.-It appears that Mr..
Samuel W. Jones, Of Henrico county, who
was supposed to have been murdered early
in this month, was in reality thrown out of
cart and killed. This occurred Oh the 4th
of November.
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TOYS! TOYS !-Parenti should 90 TO PIZz1NIS
and examine his large and beautiful collection OF
toys He has something for girls as well as boys.
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One dollar will buy heavy, warm undershtr
at r. b. SPENCE & soN's, 1900 Main street.
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OSBORNE makes gem pictures for twenty I've
cents at his Photograph Gallery, NO. sls Naln
street,
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N. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
match building, will receive advertisements and
hsye item inserted In any journal Of the country
al regular rates.
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----------<- .. .. 2~bU I1cN tIda y
ID.
1oAI os RICHMOND. YovrAprs q. 1s7I
AgGIvkT. -A~
steamer Wyanoke. Bou,na. w. =
cHsanolse and passaE gers, J. W. Wa 1ork, ner.
,,o.eae o.eaineI george B. Upton. Roberrs' No,-
and PaeNess can and passengers Virginia stsamsbh;,
chanaias hs, ,np nppalissde, Nelson, Kings sin. NOV
schooner E. G. Ireland, Townsend, New York
sAuED. =
chandise and pzssensers.' 'inorus Norfolk, mer.
r,erchna,S Seate or Maryland, Travers RaI.,roro
stsama. ana passengers, W. P. Bret tiin0re'
shandlse and passenger iAaaoeiDhia, n,er.
MEMORANDUM.
tHIL D ELP HIA, November q
moDS atn a. AL Edwards Heniaon from s;eS
outten, from RichShSS sShSones @ William and James,
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ArMoRE's MISCE Thanksgiving Is
nigh. Look well to your stock. Consumers know
that ATMoRE's Is the best, and OF course the
cheapest.
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OvEscoATs.-E. B. SPENCE & eoS.

Lone Jack and all other best brands amoKlng
tohscco at corner Eleventh and Main streets.
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The best is always the cheapest. Then, lndies,
go to the "LEEn Gallery.
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uAHILToS EASTER a SONS,

HAMILTON EASTER a SONS,
or HALTLaoRE, Md,
t~ .'.r the better TO meet the wants OF their re-
..i c.sI,.ucrs =: & distance, haye established
SAMPLE BUREAU,
rs' ~, ups0 application, promptly SEND oy ipau
T.. Noes 1t <ANPLES Of the r kEWEST AND
" I~T FGSHIJN&BLE GOODS, or French,
a.,i,ea and domestic manufacture, guaranteeing
y ~ tuts 10 cell as low, II not - less prices, tian
= + u.s.. IN the country.
.,,yusour goods from the LARGEST aud most cele-
- ~ anu!Ictprcrs in th3 different parts Of eu-
lv ND 10: :Hrting The same by steamers direct
.H !...'uun~r, cur etoCk Is at Ri times promptly
r4,rg!.l -, tie novelties OF tee London and
.al.a !Iata".s.
s ~ bay and sell only FOR cash, ana make no
.a 80 able a:si Sii,lnc 20 sell our gools
,. PROM ~ To FiFEEtN FER CENT.
b.. s.. PI,ytii' than IL we gave credit.
r., a,t.Giag for p:s specify the KIDD or goods
81 T'c k.c;, the t,G:t grades Or every class
.,aGs from the lowest 10 the most costly.
rr'.cgs unGcco4iu sn!ed By The cash VIII he sent
&C., i.
"E..MPT-rkTiSD Wholesale BU 7 EEs
--~ vIte0 20 inspect the gt?ch in our JoDplng anc
4caa agC Department. LG.reso
HAtaILEOS EASTER Il 81 'ES,
~, !fg 2Ol, anu 223 - est Baltimore street,
O." a-TL&Ely Baltimore. nc.
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JBLLY AND MALAGA GaAPEs.-The best In LIE
market may be had at PIzZINI's.
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just received, another lot Of those Metamora
braud cigars at corner Eleventh ana MAIN
ctr
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p. z. sPEYCE & soN-Oyercoats.
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,,,ilE LATEST ARRIVALS!

,v,nsyc tust received large addition of deslrs-
r-.,ui rea ttyics or
DRY G0Nus,
u.Ish ve fer Il: oxt:;mely low prices.
v, ! AIpscAs best manufactures. 3lc to 81 IS
,..,l Maha'r aud Alpaca ropiins, soc. toSl;
MA V-ivctren. extra chcsp 7sc. up;
i>!ks y; sL3c, St.7S, 81, and S2sa;
I..,..c.e >l.ss and Popiirs, all eoiors:
.,..ss Cln hs. 20, co, 80. per yard:
>s..c,aS latcst colors. g. es to sSc- per yar,.
.s.v,o, lad 20 Inns at 70 saG CSC. per ya!d;
...,. coed 81 = 20 +ac., OF all sasdes;
a.. &c saawls; Nciveicer, Astrskap, asd Cloth
,n2Es:
t..-\r;s, Qu,l;$. Table Linens:
>..l.as. towels. Eia Gloves, Cnderves:s,
{ ~. aaa ~Eu. Hosons, Boulevard and EElmo-
~ a}7ss,
.. ....... eros. fla3nels and lois OF other goods,
:r..ty cheap, st
WM. TuAIHlMER & SONS,
81, cr.2ar sixth anG Broad streets, No SOL.
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OvEacoATs.-E.B B. sPENCE & Son, 1900 Main
street
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Get your likeness for twenty-five cents at Os.
poRSE's Photograph Gallery, No. sl2 Main street.
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esisa naand-bills, Catalogues, Bins OF Fare sno;,
eua-,n Uaeess Drafts, &c, &C., &c. satIssso.,o,
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large assortment or genuine meerschaum
,,,os AZ corner Eleventh and Main streets
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: MPyRTANT NOTICE TO
CONSUNEHs OF DRY GOODS

il.G aTTAIL ORDERS AMOUNTING TO $40
I'D OVER DELIVERED IN Any PART
OF THE COUNTRY
FNEE OF EXPIRES CHARGES.
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tsgS SGssSsE.

,n- BROAD STREE T.-ISAAC
ifii) REESCU has tus. received new supply
~Irrtac.s, Gimp, Guipu,e Lscss, sash sib tcns,
,,,,i snd Co'oFcd SIX Velvet. vcIveteens, sll
,'rs q: 81 par ,art'. superior Kid Gloves at 81.
Ia-ra rssorlrnen OF ls"ies' aud Children'S
&c which wiz be sold st Sstonfsh'nglv low
It. lSAsC II RSCH,
f', I'm COS Broad street.
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DEPARTURES OF sTEaMFRss

- ~-----HsSs
EOR BALTIMORE-TR RI-er
"a n BWs,EsEkLY LINE-NO TRAN EEsll
BURG will leave her wharf on WEnNEsshnhSEI q < ~
NIGh at at high tide. - 5" 1ON Nn'oai
dav. - y e"VeA "" : IL " eonee'
Passage only g.
PASSENGERS are reouested to ba on hoard h, :,
O'CLOCK p. IL. wednesday. =
For freight or passage, apply to
EoR NEW YoRK.-Ths Old 80
A Dominion Steamship Co.'s ele-sEE&Ssns
CoucH,, win sail TUESDAY, Noyembe. 2s.b' a. a.
O'Clock 2. NJ. N''' -
Freight received until 2 p M.
IhIou2h bills OF lsding signed, and goods for
HaTded With dispatch 10 eli points-north, eouth
nsrd line for foreign ports. "-'-
LASS FFsssenGZer G accommodations unsurpassed
Fare, 5l9 steerage, 9s; round-trip tickets, So
JOHN wv ". WYATT, y Asep.
~ - :. No. Governor street.
EOR NEW YORK. Virginia 1sa-
= Steamship and Pacsat Companv'sS3SsnsLsGsx g 2
elegant steamship GEORGE B. UPTOE- Can
| IAN EoBERTS, VIII leave her wharf at Rocket
| op IUEoDh Y, November 18th, at 4P. 81.
Connnctlpg With steamers for Hartford, Nor
same pier. '' AVN
Close connections and through bills IadInz give,
70 al sonsher1, eastern, and western places also
| TO europe and Australia.
Tare, 80 meals and state-rooms, extra.
Eor rlrelgat or passage, apply to
VII l2lA Main street.
WlAsMISNGToN Co., Agents, Pier L. North River
| ne" 1ork. no 27-2t
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We are now receiving direct from the mill q
supply Oft thIs CELEBRATED FAMILY FLOUR.
no ls.2w Az. STOKES & co.
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y EEE GOODS. NEW GOODS !!
' G.k.TE>r BARGAINS YET


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MS ms. recc,v.t large Editions to his
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as Broad s..eey,
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FLOUR.

FLOUR.
pR1DGEWATER FAMILY FLOUR.
~ We are RECEIVING another lot of this superior
-FOUR, which we Lfer to purchasers In lots to
SUIT. Every barrel warranted 10 please. Also
King william. Harrison, and other brands of
&C.; for safe by
no 25-eod2w E. & 8. WORKMAN co,
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EARM OF TWO HUNDRED ACRES
II FOR RENT, six and half miles from Rich
mond, adjoining Elle-son's mill, In the cou,ty Of
Hanover; about one- fourth is good mes dow, the
balance superior trucking land. Arplyto
". j. SYUNOR, at e. " lions,
corner Seventh and Cary streets,
no 81 F&Tu2tH i2ichmond