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TO THE WORKING CLAS8.-Wc arc now pre-
pared to furni ish all classes with constant employ.
ment at home the whole Of the time for the spare
moments. Business new. light and profitable
Persons Of either sex easily earn from 50c. to SIS
an evening" and u proportional sum by dey>ting
their whole timo to the business. Boys and girls
earn nearly rs much as men. Tint all who see
this notice may send their address ami test tho
business, We make the unparalleled offcr: To such
arc not well satisfied, VIC will send 81 to pay
for the trouble of writing Full particulars, n
on, and copy of The Peoples Literary Compan-
ion-onc Of the largest and best family newspapers
ever publishcd-all sent free by mail. Reader, if
you want permanent, profitable work, address
Il. g. ALLEN & CO., AUGUSTA, MAINE.
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gGy- Peace flourishcth whore reason
rulcth, and joy rcigncth wcro modcsty di
rcctcth.
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sea- New York IS q great city. Mayor
Hall, in his annual message, presents nun /.
Der Of curious and interesting facts about
that city, which arc not generally known to
tho public fle tells us Manhattan Island
has an area of % square miles, with water
front of 20 miles; its streets measure 400
miles unpaved. To light TINT city 10 10000
gas lights are burned every night, at tho pub.
lie expense. Beneath tho streets we have
$40 miles of water pipes, and 275 miles of
sewers The population, if we accept tho last
Federal oonsus, is 945,252.
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BOOK STORE.

ne s.--. .-.' -.---:--:--s-
A ARRANGEMENTS arc, made to securo any Book
~, wanted Also, Books, Catechisms. 60: for
Sabbath Schools, School Books, Pens, Ink Panep,
&c, &ci, always on hand. Tho Depository for
the Oconoc Bible Society Is also at tho Book store
Next door to tho Post Otiioo.
April |, 1870 2t ly
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Ey- Mr.. Bytholl Haynes, of Summit,
Miss, in recent communication to the Fichl
& Factory, holds this language:
eff there bc anything the Southern pco-
pie arc moro to blame than another, it is their
neglect of their cnttlo in winter. Not one
person in twenty provides anything like
shelter to protect them from the rain and cold.
No matter how inclemcnt tho weather, tho
poor animals have to stand out and take it.
And that is not all: Very often they get no
food of any kind but suoh as they find among
the dry grass and leahess bushes in tho for.
est. This policy is both uuwisc and cruel.
Many valuable COWS and ycarlings die from
such treatment, which might be saved, and
be a source of profit to their owners, by a
little trouble and expense in preparing good
shelters for their protection from, the polling
storms and freezing cold Of M.ister."
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Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
COLUMBIA, S. c., March l. 1871,

COLUMBIA, S. c., March l. 1871.
hN and after This date, the following SEIZED
W ulc will be run daily, Sundays excepted.
connecting with Night Trains on South Car.
nlina Road, up and down: also with Trains
going South on Charlotte, Columbia and Angus,
Ia Railroad:
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n. Es. STOKES,
BLANK BOOK MANUFACTORY
AND
Paper RWiing Establishment.
Opposite tho Ph@nix and Cleaner Publishing
House,
MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, 8. G.

DLANK BOOKS of all kinds, such as Sher-
I'D iii's, Clerks, Judge Of Probate, County
Commissioners, etc. made to order and ruled
to any pattern, Of tho BEST PAPER SAHp MArERI-
AIS. with or without printed headings; also,
pagcd or indexcd, as required.
Special attention given TO tho binding of
Music Periodicals, Law Books, and oil other
work.
Nay l9, 1869 SO If
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Pickens Advertisements.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

In PROBATE CoURr--pICKENs COUNTY.
Jon" :; :; e'"''''" Petition
Lucinda Chnstr,u, for
Nancy E'e''"f at "i. o"">''i"' Partition Sc.
appearing to the satisfaction Of this Court.
Il that the heirs of a. NJ. CLEVELAND
CliASTAlN, deceased to wit: Nancy Il. L..
J. Cm>ain and Rachel h. Chastaiu, reside
from and beyond the limits of this State: On
motion Of Norton y lIagood. Pro Pet,
It. is ordered, That the Dcfcmdnn; do plead,
answer or dcmur to tho said Petition, within
Three Months from this date on an order p,o
'onfcsSo will DC taken as to them
Given under my hand and seal Of said Court,
at Probate Office, this The ISL, day of April,
1871. L. II. PlIlLpOf, Jrrc
April 2S, lSIl.-27-3m ($l2.O0)
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NO. There arc ninety.sovon students iii
Erskine College. 4
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aeD, A youth of some eight or nine years
was smoking his Pipe with tho case Of o vet.
Gran. "lt'sa bad habit, my boy, for You to
smoke" we modcstly suggested. go pnpa
says" said the youth; "but he does it, and
SO do l." n.
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&C 6 3tix4'

n f. CLEMMER's WHisKEY.-We
~. take pie sure In Informing the uJde and
tHe ublic nat we are now sRsnts for the above
all In ssnt OF pure and reliable whiekey give Us
@ call. A liberal discount SLOWED he trade.
GSuRGE b.. HUEDitY d CO.,
ocs SIS Broad street.
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THOMAS ". BFESEE will sell at P NJ. -
the yard OF the late frm Of samson 4 Pae.
between Canal and Byrd streets, n lot or tim
Der.
C. Q. T1MeKIEa. Chief Marshal, VIII cell at
auction, at ir. NJ. the refreshnent privileges
for the spproa aohlug ctate Fair.
W. GoDDIN viii cell at 50 p. NJ. building lots and
farming lands in h)tchc]l's and Hnval tdli-
tioue. quarter of q mile east Of tie city.
COCK 8 LAUGHTOS Will sell at IL A. 81, in
frcnt OF their auction.house, splendid phae-
ton. top bu9si a psir OF M 4tch gray mares
and other horses &c.
COOK 4 LAUGNTON will sell at 10 a. d. car
PETS furniture &c.
JOHN W. TALLkY, Collector os Tucksh1e
t,wn hip. Will sell at tbs county C ur .houae
coal ears
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YAKIMA TOWNSHIP WIDE 6WAKE.-The
Cons. .ryativcs Of Farina tvwnship enjoyed
a barbecue dinner aud some tirst-rate
speeches at jimmy Thro9mortol?| yester-
day. The dinner was one Of the tlucst ever
spread ut ii festival of the kind, aud there
was plenty for every one Of The large crowd
present. A meeting was regularly organ
izeu on motion of Major Braxton 10y cali
ing Jack-on +. Chil,'rey, L q, to the
chair and elcctlng Mes-rs. James +. Co.
wardiu. of Richmond, and R. Il. Plcasants,
of Henrico. sccrctarie..
The Conservative candidates for the Sem
ate and House were then severuIly intro
ductd, aud spoke earnestly and eloquently
on the issues of the campaign. and were
followed by other gentlemen who were
called on. The principal speakers were
DR.. Minor, Captain HulIadav, Colonel
Thomas II. Wynne, Colonel William 5.
Gilman, Colonel Jonn Il. Connolly, Cap
tain Cottrell, j. Thompson Brown. Esq,
Hon. ). X. Holladay. and McssTS. james
+. Cow4rin, II. A. atkinson, Jr., Lewis
II. Fia, ser, Il. 9. Iabell, J. Thompson
Brown, M@inr Brayton, and Hon. a. T..
Hollad ". Tha applause WIS (f a very d..
c.ded hlrac! cr Il ID the political el.thn>ia n
Ilta. Narina may be relied upon fer god
Liz Mi rity f,r the Conservative ticket.
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BARNEY TRACEY SENT TO JA1L.--Barney
Tracey was arraigned Yesterday morning
before the Chancery Court under rule
issued by Judge Fitzhugh for contempt OF
court and breach OF the peace. 1t ap-
pears that sometime since Mrs. Tracey
filed suit for divorce On the ground OF
crlelty on the part Of her husband. Judge
Fitzhuch immediately issued an order re-
straining Barney from interfering with
his wife, his children, or even visiting the
house. The Judge furthermore ordered
him to furn sh money for The support OF
his family pending the sui. above men
toned. subsequently Mrs. Tracey MED
petition showing that Tracey had failed TO
comply with the order of the court, and
that he had broken into her house and
committed a breach OF the peace. A rule
was thereupon issued BY Judge Fitzhueh
against the accused, made retnrnaoie yes
terdav, to show cause why he should not
be fined for contempt Of court. Barney
appeared puuctuully, with a satisfied air and
q seeming innocence OF lhe charses pre-
ferred against him. The evidence being
heard. the accused desired the question OF
the contempt continued until saturday ID
consequence of the absence of his counsel:
The Judge considering that there mad
been o. breach OF the peace. eommttted
Barney to Jail in default OF ball in the sum
OF $3.50, ard continued the case lor con-
tempt until Saturday.
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Quick TRIP.---The steamer Niagara, Of
he Old Dominion Steamship line, arrived
here yesterday morning at 1880 O'Clock,
New York to Rockets, including stop.
pages, in thirty-eight hours. she is com
manded by Captain George ". Walker, IN
old and experienced seaman, who is t: o,
roughly acquainted with every department
OF ship, from the "toppiDg LII, " 10 the
"iore royal stay" He commanded for
many years several steamers rf The Hayre
and Bremen line, and is rs an fat in the
cabin as on the uUarter-dcck
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DAYS ago an honest mechanic OF this city
fell from the roof Of house which be Was
shingluc, and was seriously ii not mortally
wounded. His arm and leg were each
broken in two places. lie has since been
confined to bcd, with no means of proyi-
ding food or fuel for himself and his aged
and widowed mother. This is a case cali
ing for charity as loudly as that of anv suf.
ferer by the Chicago fire. Persons dispost. d
to contribute to the object may leave their
contributions with DR.. W. W. Parker or
Charles NJ. Wallace. Esq.
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JOB PRINTING. we csll th. a.sent,o- :.
Gnants, clerks or courts. shsriYs, LAWYER, rst,.
road, steamship and canal officers and sgenss, and
nj others haVrg orders for printing. to the racI,.
'ss offered at the BISPATCH PRUJTIsa RsraB.
LfSHhENT for the prompt and faithful ior
.ff all kinds OF Job Printing. We can furnish At
sfnrt notice Cards, Bill Heads. Letter Heads
rrogrammes, Ball Tickets, Blanks, Pamphlets,
I&ss hand-Btls, Catalogues, Bills CT Fare, sha~.
hiiis, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c. &c. Sst:sfscAor
Guaranteed. rsa..r
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r. FEREASp1Sr takes the pleasure to inform
his Gust, mers ami the public IN general that NOR
der to avoid the delay occasionei by cu tom
house transfer, &C., he has gone to New York to
receive his stock cf fall and winter goods. con-
sistins Of human hair, perfumery, ana fancy
goods, being directly imported from Paris.
K. FERRANpIS1 proposes to sell these goods
cheaper than they can be bought In any frs.-class
est tshment North or south.
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THE THEATRE.-A good audience and a
good performance last night. Miss EIdridge
seems to win more favor than the ">tars y
who have preceded her this season, and
she is very well supported. Tonight will
be the gala night OF the week, being the
occasion OF Miss Eldridge's benefit. The
play will be Dion Boucicaulrs last sen,
sational drama entitled "Eltie; or, the
Chcrry-Tree Inn."
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POLICE Court. THURS Y-Justtce
White.- Maggie Dunoyaut, Mary A. Val.
entine. Rose Thomas, Mag. Pitman, Ro.
setta Johnson, William Wilson, William
Parker, William Taylor, Adam LomaX,
John Brown, were all bound over for three
months In the sum Of so each for keeping
q disorderlv house.
Charles Salamone, charged with assault
ing and beating j. l.. Landon. Discharged;
no prosecutor.
William Smith, charged with being va
grant. Bound oyer for three months in the
! sum of $50.
Eliza w Ills, charged with stealing SloS,
the property Of DR.. Hoge. Case continued
till october 21<t.
David Diamond, charged with assaulting,
beating, and abusing Mary Diamond, and
also with burning her clothing. Fined 50,
and bound over in the sum of $50 for three
months.
William Frost, charged with using
abusive, profane, and insulting language
to, and assaultiug and attempting to Kill,
Eliza Coleman. Fined IS.
Kitty Frost, charged with assaultins
Eliza Coleman. Case dismissed.
Eliza Coleman, charged with assaulting
and using offensive language to Mrs. Frost.
Fined s..
James Muntz, charged with assault and
using offensive language. Dismissed.
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ACCIDENTAL. browsing OR SUIcIDE.-The
body found on the river shore near P0Wha-
tan on Wednesday has since been identified
as that of Charles Weiss, native of Hesse
Darmstadt, Germany. who had been only a
short time resident Of Richmond. He
left his home, in Rockets, on the morning
of the duy his body was found, aud it is
supposed by some that, while mentally de-
RAGGED, he committed suicide. Justice
Alice held an inquest upon the remains
Yesterday, aud the jury rendered verdict
of death by accidental drowning" The
deceased had recently opened bar.room
on east Main street near the terminus OF
the city railway. He leaves wife and
children, and held policy Of insurance for
S.. 900, but the premium was over due.
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CLOTHING,
NOTICE.

i1'AKE NOTICE.
The wsll.known hAaX NELSON, from Broad
street has removed b bis own house, 1857 Al. In
street, mex door to lr. Stseckers, opposite the
Hid marses, where he AS prepared to sell tee
cheapest goods In the city. .sy s... -..,
y B.-as d. oil the CUTTING myself, aid
warrant ali I do cur anu MAKE cau ditte,
myself tat nn Que can compete with me In this
or any other city. 1 only CT arge for CUTTING
the prices formerly charge viz, cutting coats,
Soc. pants, 25c. vests, 25c. oc7-eod,m
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FOREIGN CLEARANCE.-The British brig
Auue Ingram, 1870 tons, Captain Il. OXner,
was cleared for kio Grapdc 10 Sui ycSter-
day by the Brazilian ricc-copsul. She lakes
out 1850 barrcs Of flour iiom Hayall,
CrenshuW d Co.
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HIVE SYRUP AS MoLAssEs.-On Wcdnes-
dav afternoon George and Annie Moran,
childen of John Moran, who resides on
Third street, were made deathlv sick By
eating hive syrup. They spread it upon
bread and used it as moasses.
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". A. LAMBERT, stall No. II Second Market
will offer to his customers snd the public gener
two priz. cattle which te bad In. nded for the Fair
but having no con. enient pasture for them. ne
will therefore cffec them for sale on Saturday, 2lst
October, ISL.
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MONROE WARD RALLy.-There will be Z
Gun .ervatlve mass meeting 1T 81. Al5an s
Hall tu.Digh', and n rousing time is antici-
pated. Speeches are expected from Judge
Ould. Cooneis Wynne and Connolly, Cap.
tam George ID. Wise, Major Dooley, Cap
tain Darlington, j. Thompson Brown,
+. a., aud others.
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fpVERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trade IN
ay portlcn OF the country shpuli adyer.tse IL the
, p'pcrs OF that sect'on. NJ. FLLYsJS & TO. ~lll
| Take advertiser nts and have them inserted at
publishers rates.
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FLLYsoS 4 TAYLOR, ll16 iiain stree., are cub
Eshtrs' agehts for McGuffey's Readers ani pei
iers, Harvey's Granmars ard Gayot's GeO.ra-
phlcs viii supply TIL. trade and teachers 1t
prices fixed By STATE Board Of hiuc cation.
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M. ELLYsoN & Co., Advertising Agents, Dis
patch bull ling, will receive advertisements and
have them Inserted In any jouraal CT lhe country
ut regular rates.
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HARPERs' WEEKLY and Frank Leslie's
illus rated papers fur this week are to hand
from Ellyson & Taylor, booksellers aud
newsdealers, mex, to Dispatch Office, which
contain several fne culs of tne late fire at
Chicago
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6oto >coT1's Church fil Drug $tort. c, I'm, r
of Broad AID Twenty. fflh ssSeets, 1, yauCwoufd
nave your Prescriptions Accurately c.m poun;.ed
~ all h1ucs day or night.
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WOMEN; OR, THE CHRONICLES OF THE
LATE WAR, BY Mary Tucker Magill, au-
tnor of the Holcombes. We have received
copy of this new novel from Ellyson 4
Taylor, next to Dispatch office.
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Parents about 70 enter their children IL scn"oi
en- procure Ill the nrces 'aIy books .iom LILY
SON & TAYLOR, Ia,n .ttest-
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~ GOODS
NEW GOODS .

g.. p, steamer Crom Sew York brings ns 'ie'
~,. ,.-airv4 rr-n " st oc1y $50 h'icd Win the
-.1c.. 49, ch"rrcs, Try Goods in the nj ar
..- g.su,uo auction NaTrsNus Il yo1 wish to
-. r, clc tr,:; INC nf nam "a''rs examine our
..;.9 Slr&rN.t ard Gr"~n Ch'i"ns =! l9sc.
49,, -. c,crNw!"rt: a,so, ous Cot ons at l"'.:
,....> - "ou Ming .ud other PVi IA Just re-
r..r .a1"c 60 j nrlrts for Comforts II on;Y &C..
..-,... some Il g, snd SOM st loc The hand
,..,., w.,ol Dclaiac5 Al 4oc.. selling Tor So"
.,..,. N9c,s S:itS in ali c"lorS handsome
,.... .. . y -: Back h'psc IS an prices
, .. =. tr.r5s-- we rcvrr fail - sell oar Alpa-
.. .-suSc We k-"p TIE best and cheapest. Char
.. :. md ,,:l@- G. : me- sc:-- we a:e selling a
...-.a,rr Cassln,,fC Cor 'or.. suitable for ch' e.
6 r.rc peav-- C'orh iNel;"n nni ~ 4 ~
= ,.., 10 c!.otp - g.. Velvet ems IN MI col RS
u.l.. t,rlo. N,iv. cIH. hcia!Nd article
. ..,...,t. Nv at car htj Gloves ii sc, Sl 81 d
...t.ts' It's: N.i"h Hosiery At "nis 81.
g., ... ..>i Kro~a ~ ryce - -. Ladies Sl's
7.4.>. ani LI,ie Thread Gloves q; Sc.
ELA&NFlt,
FLANNf (.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND fosT-u uFFlcE OCTOBER ~.
Miss Annie Derton, Junction, "a; Miss
Leonora McCalley, Thunsburg, Va.
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Mt. Mon Isoy has eighteen yeais' experience
10 the drug AMI prescription business. Nnch =
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,sPEctALTY-Reserve Dividend Policies
Nldows' anu Orphans Benefit Life Insurance
Company. J.B Noopr Ia,
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ELECTION TICKETs.-1he Dispntch priutirg-
mousse Is the place to have your cc:Llon tickets
printed promptly and al low rates.
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Heavy merino undershlrts, only one dollar caef'
for sale by E. B. SPENCE & soS Inerchsn. tai ore,
1903 Min street. Also, fine furnishing goods ol
all tho new styles.
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WYaAN. the wizard and veDtriloqnist,
will be. here next Mouday, and delight the
people With bis wonderful exhibition
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WINES, LIQUORS. TOBACCO, &c

5r BARRELS PETER HAHGER'SCSR.)
.EB O.D WIG, IA M3i!ora!s EY =
THI~kEY, 7Durruated three years old In store
fOr lie hy MEGA -T:E Y. - f-iHj-, q.
2 ,E-l9r 'sE ''.- mi - la?i M,tn slre.t.
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/" * select" Wbifkey, at WALTER 2. BLAIR 4
co.'s corner # Einth md Main streets, I5 pure
medicinal article. PsIr- 50 So per g.:lon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-20

ELECTION TICKETS Candidates csn have their
tickets prinied neatly, Cheapiy, and promptly at
tbs Dispatch p-!nting-house.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-20

ELLTSoN & TAYLOR, Booksellers. ills Main
street, publishers agents for McGufr>y's Eesd-
ers and Spoilers, Ha1vey's Grsmnars, and
Guyot's Biographies.
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English Oa' Meal Soap renders tie skin soft
and smooth. Buy IL OF MEADE i BAKER, o.1
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-20

The Improved Diaper for Infants and the bes
on siity OILED SILK and Rubber Cloth at MEADE 4
BAKERS drug store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-20

You can buy good Anthracite Coal at II tc
s75a per ton Of C. II. PAGE & Co., Nineteenth
and Cary, or 70s Grace streets.
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For the best k,ndling wood c,n at Main and
Ninth streeLs.
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ns, - n1 ,Ts Mla ana healthy gums are ensure, ~
rccar, ,na.l. snpa BAKERS saponlae Denl.rs,cs !.
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Pembroke while dress shirts for sale by Z.
spESCE & Son 1900 Main street.
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Election TICKETs.-Send your orders for e,cc.
tion tickets to che Dispatch printIny-house.
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THE DIRECTORS OF TIE FARMERS
MANNING AND CO-opERhT CON
PASY are requested 70 meet at the cfice OF VII.
liam Wallace sons Oh SATURDAY the 2iAt In.
slant. al lc O clock NJ.
cC list q. a. WALLACE T., PTea1dent.
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school hooks # every gfa:e may be founa
ELLYsoS C TAYLoR's, lrIs Main street.
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The finest Toilet Soaps and Handkerchief EX-
tracts, French end English, for sale at MEADE &
BAKERS drug stove.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-20
Rirlln1ond Dispatth
FRlDAY.............OCTOBER 20, 1871.

BE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS-
PATCH n LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
, REGULATION cF ALL THE CTHEH DAILY
OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-20

. ,n.s Ss'"rasey ,ss prepared At MoaR1soy 4 VAR,
Twsnty.at =, Ato1a ssrest, bsssem T~ea.y.iiitb aus
.-.iiTs ~ u Ts'Ieets, Church Hill,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-20

hLIsoS TAYLOR. ills Main atrss. 40, al,
sne oooss used In the purfc schools cs ,ba o.,
anc state a. the very loves: -s.a.. no CITY
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-10-20

Fancy and toilet articles cheap at SCOTS
Church Hill drug store, Twenty-flflh and Broad
atrtets.