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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-30
Fourth Street N. E. Church.

DRAGGING TOMORROW {sUNDAY
I at lQH A. n. by the Rev. :. 8. De Haas,
D. u, OF New York, and at p. n. BIZ the
Sunday School at ppm. de3O-o
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'''Close Of the Year, |" ''The Time
ioY .dl7s3 is Short. 70 o,s.a 80;
CuBJECTS OF SERMONS. BY Rev. 8. B.
y Barni.z, pastor, at ENGLISH LUTH-
ERAN (FREE9 Church, John street, 10Z A.
N. and p. NJ. Sunday School PRAISE
MEETING at 2o'clock. You are invited,
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TimOahy Seed

~ YlmOtmy OccOs
mn BAGS PRIMETIMoTHYsEEDFo FOL
~" ~, oGLKBAY, SON 4 90.
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- cAsEs MONITOR NAVY, HALF LBS.
j 10 ar Butts Monitor Navy, HALF Lbs
40 Gases aWfgvam" r. {. Smoking. ~
and r.. Justreceiyed and for sale by =
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-12-30

IN WHOLE, HAP AND QUARTER
OIL Boxes Star Candles, g. .rg
20 Boxes Stearic Acid Candles, Is.
Just received and for sale hy -
den II. REILLY.
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.7,rsTaAL mgTHggs.

~ ARREST DECAY.--Wh hon plan 4
- We Zoo nsrins 10 decay 1t must needs ds. Il cam.
o u. -, y r.ystaIzed. Bat 1t IL not so WIZ nunn
n o,.r hmm an ruin can be
orsd restored, though brown leaf OF n,sne4 1
enea sc srass esn never be made green again. IN
M a,.nn,n Of le, or even in its winter Nnen na -
ts. seems 4. be giving war under the pressals "
sasrs is still possible 10 rstard tue plos,sss ~
decsy and TO lend to age more than its woateu WI
aor, AZ means Of promoting tn.s ou,.v,,
ST NM STOMACH B1TTERs is unquestlon n,
ably the most potent Of oil rsttorasves 49,, ~ VIZ
not - aka the old young but 1t wiil prevent. iessen
~ soothe the turmities which are the usual accom-
nan,ments of the decline of life. For dephitY SUI
lack Of nervous power from whatever cause
or,sino II Is the medicine that Of all others pe'o.e
the world. best deserves the name OF specvac.
In purity. In invigorating properties ID us aoap
taiion to weak stomachs and feeble orR 'sons'
I, has no competitor among the tonnes OF the pnaE-
maconopfa, nor among proprietary remedies. be'
sides it's strengthening principle 1t possesses aIe-
rarye and regulating properties OF the n'enes. OF
dar and as an anti bilious medicine 10 FAR preiera-
hIo To INV of the preparations consaiaiIg neT
cnry. Time has shown THAI i0r physiva ae IA
nervous debility, dyspepsa, 5t Rstsers ia remedy
Intermittent fever. 30 ;tetters ,ha fall nj
,,hnm. rival This Is the seaEon or tne laii NJ, VI
h IoaS let it remind the old, the feeole, tne
iu tn inyIgorate and req ulate ther sys'ehio WIN
this great 7eset"pIe ''nAs 49, no 2o-eod&wlt
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The SOUTH CAROLINA FINANCIAL EN-
BARR Observation-Disclosures OF TIE DEBT Con-
splRAToRs, &C. Washington. November
~. Direct information received here from
South Carolina Is positive in declaring that
in no case can the real Indebtedness OF
South Carolina exceed nine and three
quarter millions. The debt statement of
the conSpirators against the State exceeds
fifteen millions. An over-iSsue Of tive mil
lion dollars in the various bonds Is admit
ted by the Governor. 1t is deemed advlsa-
bic to prosecute the agent and throw. the
financial agency in the hands of receiver,
and parties have undertaken the task. The
heaviest taxpayers have determined TO re-
slst payment until it shall become impossi'
bile to meet the January instalment OF IN
terest in time to force payment.
1t is generally conceded that on under.
standing exists between certain parties that
for q stipulated consideration, proposed by
the CLIQUE to be benefited, an indemnity
bill will pass the next Legislature CO
straighten The crooked joints. This would
immune the State in financial misery, while
it would put the conspirators on legislative
record as honest men.-T., in Baltimore
Sun.
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. FOR DECEMBER
AND CHRISTMAS.


AND CHRISTMAS.
MORE NEW AND ELEGANT GOODS
SHAWLS AND CLOAKS
IN ENDLESS VARIETY
Z. II. PRICE & CO.,
again in market, are opening by steamers and ex
press large additions to their splendid stock.
in ERESS GOODS The much desired shades.
FRENCH SATTEENS-Navy Blue, Plum Hue,
Brown. Crimson, Myrtle Green. Maroon, &c.
Cachemerrs, Empress Cloths, Cttowas, REPS
Veours, Irish and French Poplins, Grape
Popiius &c.
MOURNING GOODS mperatrice, Tamese
Reps Ottomans, Velours, Henrietta Cloths
Cashmeres Mcrinos, DeLaincs, &C, &C.; Dou'
bie.faced MOHAlRS and ALPACAS very
cheap;
STA PL Es.-Cassimeres, Cloths, Blankets, Elan
nels, Fulled Cloths, Sbeetings, Cottons, Dta'
pers, Towels, Irish Linen, &c., &c.
IN OLOAK-EOOM- ShawIs: Brcche, Striped
French, Long and Square Blanket French
Ba:kct Shawls. Beaver. Cloth Clocks embroid
cred and trimmed In every style, Waterproof
Cloaks, &C., &c.
stock all the time kept up.
Mr.. THOMAS D. QUARLEs is with us, and would
be glad to serve his friends from our extensive
stock. lno 2Ol L. K. PRlOE W.
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Lippincoit for December has an article
from X. A. ELDER [another: OF the State
librarians aaesesl, which is in the authors
best style. We told him long ago that he
wrote best when he dropped his bad
"speiis'" Not that we object to JOSH
blLLisdsEs or AnTEMUs WARDS, but that
BAdsY isn't one of them. His ESSAY on
" woman" Is an exception. 1t is fun of
horrible spelling, yet it is the best ESSAY on
The subject that has come under our notice. !
But read the article ia Ltpptacott.
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CIVIL RIGHTs IN MASSACHUSETTS,
Boston, November 22.-Rev. Alexander
Ellis, the colored pastor of Jay-Street
church, is plaintiff for damages against the
Narraganselt Steamship Company, before
the Superior Court. for not being served at
The diniug-table OF the steamer Providence,
and being assaulted By the company's
agents. Case not finished.
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North Carolina-Governor Todd's
Message.

Message.
Governor ToDD's message does not favor
Tie Reputation Of the spccial-taX bonds,
Out says Of them that they "were sold,
ncailg atl Of them, at ruinous rates-many
bringing only FROM ten to thirty cents ia
currency very many were sold under cir
eums'ances which ought to have put pru.
oelt men on their guard-sold in reckless
"na gambling manner, 80 that it was plain
~ The most unwary that the agent Of the
company to which they were issued wa.
not acting with fidelity to the interests O
his principal; besides many were disposed
OF after the General Assembly by the act O
JANUARY, 1870, gave notice to the world tina
they had ordered the return of said bonds
ana that future sales OF them would be In
valid; and lastly, large number, accord.
Ing to report made by committee of the
House Of Representatives, were Issued
without the certificate required by law"
The bonds 1890, 0O0) issued to the Chat
ham Railroad Company and to the peniten.
iIary on Deep river (S10O, 00O) he thinks
ought to be repudiated.
Governor TODD proposes that the State
create a new debt. issue new bonds bear.
ing three per cent. interest, payable in
specie, with s. tax imposed in the act sui
1cientto raise funds to pay such interest
then make 1t optional with the bondholder,
to exchange their old bonds for the new
issue or await the chances of such improve
mcnt In the condition OF the State as vii
secure to them payment Of their claims in
full. He says:
"but whchSoeverc course the General AS.
semoiy may see bit TO adopt. think it ab.
sotutely essential that a commission shall be
constituted i'll whom the public have conf.
denee 20 ascertain and report all facts con.
nected with the public debt, SO that some
definite conclusion may be reached by the
Legislature as to the true, legal, equitable
Liabilities Of the State"
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mP NOTTINGHAM LACE,
WORKED CURTAIN MUSLIN,
lace and NOT TINGHAm CURIAlNo'
naMasK and MoREEN, for curtains
WINDOW SHADES,
GILT CORNIDEs and BANDe'
TABLE and PIANO COVERS,
EIoOR and STATE oILCLOTHa
oI,CLCTH TABLE-COVERs,i
E1TRN1TUaE OILCLOTHs, -,puu-
perssWT,s. TAPESTRY, INGRAM, Ihhhh'
ply, VENETIAN, VIENNA, and hhm1
CARPETS;
IDRUGaETs, s two n
TARIE.CLOTHs In great variety, from TWO 'o
five wards loDg-prices from VI TO s2a;
DuYIlE5 at scc. per dozen would Do cneap d
76c;
NAPKINS at sl.25 worth 81 per dozen;
ETCKABACK, DAMAsK, RUSSIA, Iuhh'
ISL. and DIAPER TOWELS;
BTAIR LINEN, ,,1
CRASH, BIED's-EYE, SCOTCH, and RusslA
nI,pER. at LEVY BROTHERS..
1918 and 1915 Main street
uNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON at 6oo
,er pound; BALE COTTON, all numbers from
to 10, at 81 so per bale. Nv ~
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NET MOURNING GOODS.
BOMsAZsNES at SL95, ei.5o. SITS, and a9 pei
yard;
TAMIsE at 81, $l.25, and $3.50 per yard;
GRAPE PARIS at 5Oc. wor5h 75c. per yard:
ALpACAS from CSC. to 81 so per yard;
BLACK FRENCH MERIN0S,
CASHMERE, .
Atwood DE LANES,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
PuPLIES,
CREPE and LOVE WELLS,
CREPE COLLARS,
WHITE AND BLACK MOURNING tETS OF
CELLARS and CUFFS,
MOURNING HANDKERCAIEFs,
All kinds OF BLACK GLOVES, at
LEVY BROTEEDS',
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our CORsETS at Sl.25 are the best In the worlt
for the price. no %
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w EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INsU

Ny EMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INSU-
RANCE COMPANY, OF NEW YoRK.-Ih's is
ono OF the most remarkable of our prosperous city
life companies for with but two years and half
Of age 1t has already reached position OF emil
nence which, II continued In the same ratio, Will
In few years rank 1t with the most fourishing
companies Of the world. Organic ed in April,
1852 with capital OF 100000 its assets on the LIST
OF November current had been increased to $s7s,
600, nearly nine times the initial sum, whilst In
the same period of time 1t issued H. policies,
ipsuring S2a 100000.
Renowned az is this country for the rapid growth
and development Of its young life companies, we
know OF nothing approaching to this brilliant ca
reer of the Erplrc Mutual, for we find that In
alb ,ut eigh. hundred days OK business 1t accumula
ted SITS 900 almost 300 coo for each one hundred
DAYS Of lnborapd TO produce this result no other
talisman has besn used than the indomltabie ef-
forts Of the management
Unquastionaby there must be elements OF at
traction to command this nigh patronage In so
short time, and these we find both In the gene
rous constitution of the company and in the in
auential character OF the president, g. Hilton
Scrlbner, Eco. III the former Is embraced every
liberal feature Devised by modern actuarial
science and in the latter is concentrated the in
dispens able qualifications or an accomplished
and jndef,tlgabe observation-disclosures and
Real Estate Journal. no 14-lm
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~sACQUES, CLoAhs' "ao
SHAWLS;
EMBROIDERED and BRAIDED sACooES IN
Cashmere, Msrino, and Drap de Eta;
CLOTH sACQUrs;
BLA,K MERlsO sHA"Ls;
WATER. PROOF CLoAKs;
STRIPED PLAID, and PLAIN Ell" ho' "no
pRrAkFAsT sHAWLs, in great variety
at low prices. Lew :,
Take a look at our ST. rs C0KsETs' no -
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ME- NOW FOR CHE AP DRESS
GOODS large stock, good assortment, low prices.
BLACK ALPACA at ESQ.,, Soc, 35c-, 4oc., 4Sc',
Soc, soc., &C.. and up to $50; every brand OF
alpscs. from the be to the elephant; Plain and
Corded POPLINS, In all colors; sATIEENS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, EPENGLINES, sHEP-
HERDS rLaID5, ALPACAs In all colors at
&c OTTOMAN CLOTHS, BLACK and COL
DRIED DE LANES, FRENCH MER1NOS,
sATTgENS, ROBES DE CHAMBRE (the latest
stylesl. TYCOON REFS, BLACK SILKS st
sl2s 81 So 81 rs, g. co. ard up to 1918, sll very
cheap wide LYONS SILK VELVET at Sla.5o per
ward would be cheap at $500; SlLR-FACED
yFLVETS in black and colored, ut low prices
BLACK MER1NO, BLACK Z As ID III Il r.,
DRaP DR'ETA, and other styles Of fashiona-
bile Dress Goods, at LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l.l5 M3i0 STREET.
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON 5oo. a
pound COTTON YARN 81 so Fer bundle, no 20
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TENNESSEE LEGIsLArURE.-NaShrilie, No
vemDer 22.-The lower branch of the LIE.
gislature to-day adopted the Senate resol'l-
ton ratiyinG a contract TO lease the State
prison labor for five years at $50, 600 per
aunum.
The House to-day repealed the tax on
commercial drummers. 1t also passed on
It's last reading the general tax bill, fixing
the State TAX at 40 cents OIL 500 worth of
property. The bill goes to the Senate.
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MARRIED.,

Ia Charlottesville, on Tuesday, 21st Instant, st
the Methodet Episcopal church, By tie Rev. Cd
epe late b. aj .Uin sneed, OF charlottesville, Va,
and Mr. JOoEPh n WILLIS, Of kichmond, Va
Charlottesville papers will please copy.
On the 2lst instant at Suunyside, Louisa county,
Va, by key. A. b. Dickinson, JcaEPH j. Bi:X-
bkY, Esq, TO Miss ROBERTA L. Fun both vi
that county. Il
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DIED,

1T strawberry Hill Benrleo county, November
18th, CaBGLh DAVIS. infant son Of Walter :.
End Courtney 7. Edmond.
At her mothers residence, at o. a. clock Wed
nesdty evening, Mtts ANNIE BARKER, IA III,
t"enty.trst year OF her ge, After lingering Ill
ness or 1Ye months. " "
Dearest daughter thou hast lc'tus,
We thy loss most deeply fe:l; ~.
But ills God VINO hath hei eft Us
ITO c3n all our sorrows heal.
May she rest In peace, as she died In the arms OF
Her funeral VIII take place THIS tErld.y)
MCaNiNG u 10 O'Clock from It. Pcteris cathe.
drEi Her friends aud ucqdaintarces are In yIted
70 attend wlshou. fmtaer notice.
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K.IME AND CEMEMT.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LAND.
" shall felI, under decree Of the Circuit
Court OF Luneuburg county, state OF Virginia,
on MONDAY the nth day OF December, 1871,
that being court-day,) ut the courthouse, very
desirable LITTLE FARM OF TWO HUNDRED
AEn EIG hTY-F0UR AND ONE-HALF
ACRES. belonging to the estate OF James Neal,
deceased. said land hiss on II two comfortable
dwellings, two tobacco barns, and other necessary
out-buldlngs, with sufficient Timber for all farm
orchard .-...--.-
The said land lies on Meherrin river one mile
from Pleasant Grove, IN said county; SIX miles
from Keysy!lie snd Meherrin depot, on the htch-
mond and UHnyile 1oad.
TERMS: One huudted dollars In cash will be re-
quired: the balance in thres equu annual Install
ments with interest from day OF sale, purchaser
giving bonds with approved security, and title
retained Until all OF the purchase money Is paid
l. fots& ~ WILLIAM Y. MIL, q.
no 22 DIST &swtds Com misyfoner
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ME- BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

n~ BATCHELOR'S b a / 4 D E.
This superb Hair Dye Is the best in the world
perfectly harmless, reliable, and instantaneous :;
no disappointment; no ridiculous tints or disa-
greeable odor. The genuine VIM. A. Bachelors
hair Dye produces Immediately splendid Black
or Natural Brown, leaves the hair clean, soft,
beautiful does not contain a particle of lead or
any injurious compound. Sold by all Druggists,
Factory, 10 BOND STREET, NY. yn-eod
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g kTBLANKETs for Beds, Crl0s' of"'
a dies, Horses, and TobaceoniSts;
CARTHAGE BLANKETS;
CALICO CoMFoRTABLEs at ss.2s' s''7s' o. 1' =
anie4;
nrIarNE oomFoRrABLEs at ss;
WOOL QUILTS 8. all prices
HONEY.DoMB, BRIDAL, ALHAMh'hi1A' anu
MARsE,LLEs QUILTS at low prices.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1918 and l2ls Main street.
orrs,n coRsETs are the best in the world
w. no3s
for the price.
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RICHMOND. VA, October 80, 1871.
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE
n sTUI,KHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND
XXI WY COMPANY is called by tie Bosrd or
Directors 10 NEST at the Office OF the .G onmpaHy;F
Tf,VEMBEH 1871, at IL O'Clock ST., for the trans
AI M ali, I'd u. q. HUYT, President.
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PIAKNS. ORGANS, &c.
A NOUN ME- n T.

NNOUNC EMEN T.
The subscribers have accepted the agency for
Mess1e KNABE Il CO.'S PlANU.FOarES.
These, with the world-renowned Instruments OF
CHICKERING'S enable us TO offer 70 the peo-
ne of Kithmord and those Who trade here q
Splendid stock to select from.
By arrangement. these instruments will be sold
by us at the same prices as the makers charge.
Parties can now bath see and examine these FL
AMOS before purchasing, jns:c1d Of orderi9g
from the factory, as some have MI rso dt ne. bS
subscribers respectfully invite an e1amlGatlch OF
the new supply Just opened. ,u
-,o On booksellers and StaLiOuers.
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RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG Z. <. CO.;
EICAHoSD.Y VA, Aug. s, ISL.

RICHMOND AND PETEnSBURa 4. <. Gt|'f
KIcAHoSD. VA, Aug. s ISL.
EvHE AIMS ON THIS EVAO
T. run as follows: n
The m ali trains iesve Richmond st ats 4. ~
aud $50 r. NJ; and lesYe Petersburg ss4': - -
and T:2e r. M. - ,,,,.
Freight and Accommodation trains leave h.sn.
mond 1t A. ID. and G&e 7. d., and ieaYe feseis'
burg at 10 a. h. aud 80 2. IL.
The 3:ls A. n. train will no. leave Elcnmont ea
SUNDAYS, and the 100 Z. u. train Win not RAW
Petersburg Oh SUNDAYS. ,npu
Passengers for Norfolk viii sasS the s:tu Z. 81
daily train, and those from Norfolk VIII eoRHe''
at Petersburg with the 10 A. ID train;
Passengers from Glover HUI WIN axe ne go ~
aud Returning, Leave Richmond on the sGus DAYS o.
The mail trains viii stop only 1t Chester
The Q A. ID. train viii connect s. feetS
burg with the Atlantic, Mississippi aad Ohio t"'-
road for Lynchburg daily.
SLEEPING CARS on the ! 30 T.. u: trstn,, ILL.,
.jne throueh 10 w tlmIaglou. X. Il. EASEf,
au7 Ticket and Freight Asrnl.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
OROAD.-tn and after SEPTEMBEk lsr,
PASSENGER TRAINS leave Richmond tsun-
$3.50 A. M.-MAL TEAM icr me Wb.te sr!.
phur Springs, connecting st GordonsFllle VIE ss
Orange, Alexandra and Manassas train Tor
Washington and North, and Lynch3nrg ana s2uin IN
1855 p. M.-ACCOMMODATiOhT EGlH .ot
Gord0nsyille, excep. on Saturday, on Whio9 lay II
leaves al p. NJ. This train connects II HoiuoDs-
Vile with the night trains on the Orange Aie1a1
drfa and Manassas railroad for L9SChbuEa
and WASHINGTON.
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to al points
Northwest and Southwest.
Storage tickets from Liverpool. Queenstown
Amsterdam, Antwerp, Hamburg, nsYre, kotIe.,
dam, Bergen, Copenhagen, aid Goltenonls "
all points on this road can be borgh. OF inc oe'
neral Ticket Agent st Richmond, or can % or
dered through any station agent on the roia. 49,
Further Information may pc Obtained ~ VIC
company's ohices.
No Passenger Trains are run on Surd1y5;,y
A. X. PEkE 7,
General Superintendent.
JAMES z. NsTHEnLArsD, Gen'l Ticxes Agr
OC III
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REMOVALS.

p EMOVAL.-AUG. ARsELL. JR., q
Ia Co., TIMERS, fUMB EkS, AND GAH-
FITTEsS, have removed to heir new store, No.
7a2 Main street. between ceysuth and Eighth, and
are prepsiet With new stock and incre ued force
Ioexscute all work In their line. Particular at
tentton is called 10 our new Psrlor Hester Speaf,s
best In The ooaatrF, 90 film
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CITY ORDINANCES.
Z ORDINANCE RE Q q ] r n y
OWNERS OF HOU3E6 TO CAUSE IHhM

AN ORDINANCE REQ Z ] r n q
n OWNERS OF HOU3ES TO CAUSE 1hhM
To BE tUMBERED. sat ,,.,,
Passed November I3Lh, 1871
Bett ordained, That all houses wth'n Inc nro
OF lie city now unnumoered shall have tielr ~ o.
ner number ed upon their front aGd IL silai' w
Tho tlIty or the contractor appointed oy tne - u
mfttee on Streets to furnish the required o.
va nfed upnn tin, and secure the same 10 tiif ui,
Numbered h0useg throughout the city, The SIZE ana
character Of numbers q1ay OF TN a an
Whenever the contractor shall number house as
Aforesaid he shall be paid by The owner or r Gwn
ers there of tSenly-ve cents and upon tne ialute
c roi the said amount aftvr his house has
been numbered aud the btu therefor presented,
the ErCIncc. Of the city being satisfied Thereon,
shall REPORT The fact 10 the City Assessor, who:e
duty Il shall ce to sdd the amount, with twenty per
cent thereon to the next tax levy on the property
in question. and thcreupon the contractor shall pc
paid said amount twenty-five cents from the city
treasury.
Published by authority:
no 90 81 e. y. HOW ARu, Glty SleiK'
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MILLINERY.

MILLINERY.-A large stock Of MIL
I1 LIVERY to be sold low. All who have not
yet prrchaSed would do well TO eau and examine
our STOCK.
ALSO, -tr, ".
receiving large lots ofCHEAP HATS from north-
EN- cts, which will be sold at very low prices
3D. M.WABTON & CO.,
No. 800 Broad street, corner Fourth.
NO l5.eodlm ~ 49,. -, +
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PERFUMERY.
POST-OFFICE AFFAIRS.

Simon WEIGH is appointed postmaster at
Vienna Station, Fairfax county, Va, on
the Washington and Ohio railroad, rtce
Josiah b. Bowman, resigned; James A
Jackson is appointed postmaster at Col
lundo, Pittsylvania county, Va, cice
George L. Wright, removed.
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OFFICE RICHMOND &.YoRK RIVER r. n. Goa
/ RICHMOND. November %, 1871.
THERE WILL BE NO BOAT .LEAV-
Il. Ing West Point on .FEIDAY The 24,h for
Baltimore, as 1t Will bs tsken Off one trip % be-
ma.talled. W. n. BRAGG
No 2s-ls superintendent,
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Mt MEADE s. BAKERS

ME- MEADE s. BAKERS
INCIDENTALLY PURE
CoD-LlvER OIL
Fresh supply OF the new crop just lmpor'eu
from New Foundland. direct
We have the testimony Of physicians VINO pre-
scribe it, and patients who have taken H. lna' II
Is more acceptable to the stomsch ana more
easily assimiIated than any other oil.
... MEADE BAKER,
Importing and Dispensing Pharmacists,
no 13 I'm 'As nAa'h eshe'~
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-24
DIssoLyr1oNs q PARTNERSHIPS

II LINNEMAN'S STEAM DYEING
III. AND SCOUkISG EsTABLIsHMEsT,
40 BROAD sThhET. BgTWEEN FlUETH
AND FIFTH sThEETs.--DYeing done In any
color. sGesircds also, Cleaning in the best AID
nestest style Carr Oct Securing and kid gloves
cleaned. invite The ladies especially to see my
la'est Importation Of blue adopted for silk and
xorste1. ~ U,sm
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-11-24
STEAMBOAT LINES.

JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATStiaanss,
~ OOMPANY.-FORN NEW YORK, SssssSsssa
BY LAND AND WATER.-Sev aud popular
frst-class route to New York via james river and
Chesapeake bay TO Baltimore, IND from thence by
rail to Philadelphia and New York.
Fare TO New York. ....-.....,....--..7IN
Phtladelphta........->... o.
. ~ EalL1m0Te-~>. -. W
Excursion tickets to Norfolk a1d re-
toIn...;... 80. ..;;..i;.: ~ a,
CARRIER q Co.'s Express, No. s2s Main street, aud
on board steamer eliza Hancox.
The above varied route commends Itself espe-
cialy TO tourists and pleasure-seekers. en- abltng
them 20 PASS THROUGH DUTCH GAP and see
other points Of interest ON JAMES RIVEk BY
DAYLIGHT. T.. 3. TATUA, Gen'l Agent
James River Steam boat Company,
OflGe, 9TH and Main streets and at Rocketts'
no 1s-3m