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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.
COOK 3 LAUGHTos VIII sell at 10 A. NJ. r

COOK 4 LAUGHToN viii sell at 10 A. NJ rurni.
lure, carpets, beds, &c. ssEE
W. d. RATCL1tFE will sell at 1ct A. M., at store
NO. ll2 Franklin street, groceries, key, good.
will,aui fixtures. -. ~
LEE GODDlN will sell ut IL n. six small farms
In HeErlco, on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
ana Potomac railroad, seven miles from the
city. s-ts=-fsa-'
GNUBBS s WILLIAMS VIII sell at p. n. a
small brick dwelling on JAN alley between
Broad and Marshall streets. a.-~
COULLIEG & MEADE viii sell at II. NJ. framed
dwelling Oh Clay between Twenty-lourth and
T"cnty-tlfth streets. "
w. GODDlS will sell ut T. NJ brick dwelling
on the cast line Of Tenth between Leigh and NJ
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NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS! NEW Gooos:-We
feel It our duty to mention the NEW GOODS We have
seen at the DOLLAR STORE, corner Of Ninth ard
Main streets They have Just received large stock
Of worsted goods also Merno bonnets and cans, to-
gc;cr with the latest styles of ladies' belts, with
satchels; Jet jcwelry Of every description; look
ins-glaeses, planes. work-books, wriing-tlesks.
htckganmon-boards, &c. Il would be to your inte-
res: TO call there before making yoar puc hlscs else
EThCrn.
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The LATE STABnING AFFRAY.-Nfr. Z. A.
Green appeared before the Police Justices
Court Yesterday morning to answer the
charge of assaulting and stabbing Benjamin
HayS. About dozen witnesses were cX.
amincd, among the number the attending
physlrian, who stated that the wounded man
was doing as we'll as could he expected,
though his condition is still doubtful. The
accused was bailed in the sum Of $4,000, and
the case continued until the 1eth Instant
The cases of the other parties implicated in
the disturbance were also continued until
the same day.
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CLEAREp.-The American brig Cytic, Le-
ROY Dow master. cleared yesterday from the
custou-house for Finnie, Austria, with 80
hogsheads of tobacco, shipped by Hanewin.
kle s. Co., of this city.
The American brig Senorita, George Fl.
Young master, also cleared Yesterday for
Bahia. South America, with 100 kegs lard,
1850 bpsrels and 800 half-barrels flour, ship
ned by GalIego Mills Company.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
New York Stock and Money Mark.

New York Stock and Money Market
New York, November 7.-Money easy at
TO 6per cent. Sterling firm at i0ss. Gold.
ti23 to 112i. Governments ! to I better.
States steady. TennesSee's, 743 to 74s. Viz.
ginia's, 45; new, IS; consols, 55s; deferred.
l5s. Louisiana's, So; new, 4S. Levee's, so;
s's, GO. Aabama's, SO 5's, 5S. Georgia's, 20,
IS, IS. North Carolina's, Sa; new, 81 special
tax, 1S33. South Caroliua'S, so; new, %;
April and October, 2T.
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Wentncr Probabilities.

WAsnlNGToS, November 1.-Over the NORTH
west and thence to the Ohio Valley, Her
tucky, and Tennessee, rising barometers,
uorthWesterly winds, and clear weather,
with frosts on Friday morning. On the
lakes and thence over the Eastern and Mid
die States, clearing, clear, and very cool
weather, with fresh and brisk northwesterlv
winds. In the South Atlantic States, clear.
Ing weather and northwesterly winds, veer-
ing to northerly. On the Western Gulf,
brisk northerly winds, veerins to northwest
erly, with partly cloudy weather.
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.t1n PRINT1NG.-We call the attention Of mer-
chants clerks Of courts, shcritis lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents and all others
arlng orders for printing To the facilities offered al
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for The
prompt and faithful execution of all kinds Of JOB
PElXTiSG. We can furnish ut short notice Cards,
Gill-Icads Heads, Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Iiand-Bils, Catalogues,
Bills of Fare. Show-Bis, Checks, Drafts, &C, sc.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
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TRAIN DELAYED.-The eastward.bound
mail train OH the Chesapeake and ONO roaa
did not reach Richmond last evening until
two hours behind the usual time, OWING 10
transfer of baggage, passengers, ana the
mails near the Riyanna bridge, Aibemafie
county. High water necessitated the change.
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Hard to believe that any human beings are as
beautiful as they are represented in the pictures
taken by Mrs. RANDoLPT's new process. Mr.. DA-
yIEs deserves the thanks Of cur entire community
for his enterprise In introducing such Improve
ments in his art. We see by n recent visit to his
beautiful LEE" Gallery that he Is reap.ng n har-
vest which amply rcpays him.
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Strengthen your horses 10 stand an atelck OF the
disease by giving them dose Of Jockey CLUB
Powders every morning In feed. The Jockey Club
Powders Is fast becoming the most popular horse
medicine ever introduced here, and the reason Is be-
cause 1t Is the best compound for general use Sold
by WOOD & SONS, druggists.
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MORE ABOUT TIE FlRE-Mr. Rham, whose
bedstead factory was totally destroyed by
fire Wednesday night, had an insurance poll
cy OF ., 400 on machinery with Mcssrs. j
II. Claiborne & Co., and $1,000 on boiler
and engine in the Merchants and Mechanics
Insurance Company.
twenty-five workmcn are thrown out of
employment hy this tire. ..........
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GRAND DIVISION Sons Of TEMPERANCE
SECOND DAY.-The Grand Division was
called to order by the Grand Worthy Pa
triarrh.
The special committee to whom was refer
red that portion of the report Of the Grand
Worthy Patriarch in relation to the issuance
of charters to colored divisions during the
Interim between the sessions Of the Grund
Division made two reports-the majority
sustaining the action of the Grand Worthy
Patriarch. The minority report strongly
ccnsures this action OF the head of the Order
in the State, and demands return of the
charters thus issued
A substitute substantially endorsing the
report of the majority, but differing in this
that it requires different password to be
given to colored disisi ions, was offered, and
adopted by i majority of one.
On motion, the Grand Division adjourned
until o'clock this afternoon at the same
place.
The election Of officers will take place at
this session.
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Police COURT. TnURSpAy-Jusiice j. J
White presidIng.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
John Taylor (colored}, charged with steal
Ing dress Of the value Of $50. Continued
to the 1Gtll.
Fannie Taylor (colored), charged with re-
ceiyins black dress of the value Of $50, she
knowing the same to BIZ stolen. Continued
TO the 10th.
Hamilton Graves (colored), charged with
assaulting and striking George e. Jarvis.
Fined 81.
Fannie Taylor, charged with being disor-
derly and creating disturbance in the
streets. was required to give security in the
sum OF 800 for three months.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN THE RICHMOND Posi- OFFICE NOVEMBER L.
Rev, William Hicks, Seddin, W.; D. 3. Dll-
worth, Benbow House, Greensboro, N..C.;
Woodhouse & Parbam, Richmond, VA;
George f. Pegram fsaddler1y No. Four
tesnth street, Richmond; james Temp plet9p,
BOX 81, Honolulu, Sandwich Islands: -s'
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Mysterious Affair.

BosroS, November I.-This afternoon the,
mutilated remains Of i man We're found IN
two barrels floating In the Charles river nc
Cambridge. Tie body was IN one barrel and
the bead and legs in another. The body was
well dressed, anda gold watch was found In
one OF. The barrels
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DEATH FROM NEGLECT OR DEsIGN.-On Oc
tobcr 3lst the dead body of a coloFed male
child was found in Preston's alley, beyond
Baker street. The acting coroner was mott
fed and jury summoned. Yesterday alter
noon, after several postponements of yer
dict, the jury decided that the child hat
come to it death from the neglect or design
of some person or persons unknown to tht
i,Iy;
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AN ALLEGEp TOBACCO Thief SENT TO JAIL
FOR THREE MONTHS Washington Miller ap-
pesred before Justice White yesterday norn-
ing to answer the charge Of stealing q lot OF
tobacco, valued at =. from Robert Oliver.
The accused was found guilty md sentenced
to three months imprisonment in the city
iaii
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The CEaf,in.yoedsusl AFFAIR.

NEw IoRK, November 7.-Challis, the IL
belled broker, declares he will spend .SI00,-
000 to convict Woodruff & Clafin. The Inn
preston is they will bc sentenced to the fGll
tcrm If convicted +E tt I.
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HusrlyGs CorRT.--The following cases
have been disposed of Ivy this court:
William Anderson (colorcd}, for burglary,
was found guilty and sent to the penitenti.
ary for five years.
Rcbecca Chandler (white,l was found gull.
ty of grand larceny and sent to the penitcn-
liary for five years.
The following convictions have also been
made: William Davis (ccloretD, grand larce-
ny. three years Jennie Hundley (colorcd),
froniouS stabbiug, one year; William Nor
riss (coioved), grand larceny, three years ;
Robert Cunningham (colorcd), petit larceny.
sixty days in the chnin.sang.
The court will be in session again this
morning.
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SgREsApE TO JUSTICE WHIrE.-Justice
White was the recipient last night of de-
ligbtfuI seyenade from McCann's fine band,
which has been recently organized. This
little compliment was highly appreciated by
Innnr
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OFFICIAL ELECTION RETURNS FOR THE CPTT
AND CorsTY.-The following is the official
report Of the commissioners of election, who
were In session yesterday:
Clay Ward.-Grant, 649; Greeley, sl9 !;
Wise, Sl9; Smith, $50.
Monroe Wdrd.-Grant, 1923; Greeley,
1,l33; Wise, 1,137; Smith, 1,029.
Madison Ford.-Grant, s79; Greeley,
1,l03; Wise, 1,l00; Smith, 8s1.
Jefferson Wdrd.-Gant, 929; Greeley,
1921; Wise, 1,23o; Smith, g34.
Marshall Ward.--Grant, G63; Greeley.
III; Wise, 772; Smith, 765.
jackson Ward.-Grant, 1,611; Greeley,
549; Wise, 544; Smith, ,527.
Grants majority in city, POP; Smiths ma
jority in city. 1874. ....r.
For Councilman in Madison Ward: Charles
Q. Williams, 1869; V. A. Farier, S42
Wllliams's majority, 227.
The total number Of votes cast at this cleo
ton was II ,306-viz., for Greeley, 5,552 for
Grant, 5,754; Grants majority, 2G2. At the
gnbernatorial election in 1859 the total vote
was l., 800, Wells receiving G,l45 and Walker
o,2l5; Walkers majority, 10. twill be seen
that 1,O54 more votes were cast in 1869 than
In the late presidential election. The Radi-
Gals polled 391 votes less in 1872 than in 1863
phS tiiS SofSSi sallfcs QUO ISSSJ SuoNlu-- iiIhL
the apparent Radical gain is really owing to
Conservatives not voting, and not to acces-
sions to the Radical party.
In November, 1871, when members Of the
General Assembly were elected, 1,5o1 votes
were cast, the Conservatives polling 6,22I
and the Radicals Conservative ma-
Jority, ,l91. The Radicals were then the
stay-at. homes, the Conservatives voting II
more than In 1869, and the Radicals S71 less.
The apparent great gain of the Radicals on
the vote Of 1871 is explained therefore by
the fact that in 1871 the Conservatives
polled their full strength and the Radicals
did not and that on last Tuesday the Radi-
cais polled very near their full strength Gnd
the Conservatives did not. Or in other
words, our gain in 1871 and theirs in 1872
were alike owing to voters, first Of one party
and then of the other, staying away from
the polls, and not to any change in the po-
ltical sentiment of the community.
Henr1co county.-Grccley, 1917; Grant,
1,490; Wise, 1927; Smith, 1880. For
sheriff: j. =. Schcrmcrhoru, 1887; John
NJ. Iyneman, !, 1,497. For Clerk George w.
Carter 1883; e. c. Burton, 1,4G5.
Majorities in county: Grant. 173; Smith,
1C2; Lyncman, 200 Burton, 1872.
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ApyERTIsE-uur merchants seeking trade in any
portion of the COUNTRY should advertise In the
papers Of that sectGu. 81. ELJTs0S & Co, will
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
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MILITARY NOTICES.

vJEAUQrARTERS Of" COMPANY, 4
| riHsf REGIMENT EIR1INlA VuLUN- q
,.t.,-~ 4 tIlENTlON. r" COMPANY - M
.'...,5. al yo,.r ar:rrry THIS taud every Fri II
=. rVF\iN'; at = O'Clock until further orders
.,s~f: :.rss nal drill. IL IS important that every
..-.'- should attend especially this evening. By
....,t' nc. MORRIS. O. :.
./tEnTS, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 4
II rrar,r,ly ncc;IrS aud drill OF YOUR c"mpa- u
.. 81 urdrosS uui oYla. un FRIDAY NIGHT !"
.a.,ra' o'clock, at Uli Market Hall. IL
- .r.l 81 CHpt.in HOS>IEtN.
- -. GEOEGE X. Wal OMAN, q. S.
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A Card from, Colsnx.

Souru BEND, ISp., November 7.-vice-
President Col!ax, in card, says: !" lam not
u candidate nor an aspifant for any position,
senatorial or editorial, State or national.
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All the best brands Of chewing tobacco at the
corner Of Main and Eleventh streets.
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RUSSIAN SABLE for sale at Z. WEIs1cEa & Co.'S

Tie elegant assortment Of ladies' frrs for sale b,
Z. WEGSGER ( Co, 1901 Main street, arc all new
and fresh goods ma'ie to their order. aud warranted
In every respect. They have from the finest Russian
sable 10 the lowest price. They sell very hand
somc-looklng set. including mulT, at !5-a real bur
gain, Us they are fresh goods-nOt mth-eaten trash.
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PHoroGRAPus.-The only gallery In the city that
has the right to make the patent mezzount OF ivor,
finish, for which REEs & Co. make no extra charge
This beautiful style Of photographs is especially
adapted for rough and freckled faces
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For purifying the atmosphere of stables and allay-
ing the Irritation consequent from the evolution OF
ammonia gases from the manure the caTboldte Of
lime sold by MEADE & BAKER is the best.
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Fire.

BUFFALO, n. Y, November Tho canal
stables here were burned last night, with
fifty horses.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, November Flour unch: nged.
Wheat quiet and firm. Germ ditto. Oats dull and
lower: white, 4olt4:c. ProYisions n0miDally un-
changed Whlskry scarce ut OsGa95!c. -
Virginia eonsols, SCI; registered, 4st new,asA W
Vas, Is. Bids.
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HESR!co County CorRT.-This court met
Yesterday. The only case OF interest was
that OF Susan Carter [coioreeD, charged with
nssaul;iny Emily Patterson. She was found
guilty and fined five dollars and costs. Being
unable to pay the fine, the accused was com"
mitted to Jail.
The grand Jury was also In session, but
adjourned until Monday without doing any
business.
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New bridal sircr,
Fall styles of jcwelry,
Roman gold bands ami crosses,
RoInan gold and amethyst sets
Welding presents.
opening nj
NOwLAE & Co.'S.
rorrcr %s4!n and Tcuth streets.
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Go to loco Main street and examine the large stock
Of crercoats and gcntlcmens furnishing goods that
E. B. SPENCE & Son are selling at very low prices.
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The premium chewing tobacco, "F. f. W." and
''Hixie Twist" are ut GEORGE SCHGN'S. corner OF
Main ami Eleventh streets.
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Fashionable hats at P. WEIslGER & Co.'S.

BOYS CARS AT FIFTY CEHTs.--P, WEISIGER &
Co. are selling really good black cloth cap at soc
wort. more money. This ia the very thing for boys
10 wear to school. They have magnificent assort-
ment Of finer caps
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HATS at 81 worth sl.so. p. WEIsIGER & Co. have
great many hats Of 4 certain kind which they sold
at $780, but to reduce the stock they offer them now
at 81. This Is 4 grcat bargain.
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THE CRY CoUSc1L.--The City Council
meets on the second and fourth Monday in
each month. The next meeting will be held
on Monday afternoon.
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Libel Suit.

BALTIuoRE, November T.-Mckelleck Il
Co. have sued Dunn &. Co. for SANDER,
claiming damages at $50, 700. They arc mer-
camille agents. tf3ild 80 rt :
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OyERcoATs.-Large stock OF overcoats at E. u.
sPEGcE q SONS for sale low. Call aud examine
them, r.s ...E .. ....... ...- .
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BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. November 7.-Cattle more active
than last week; very best on sale to-day, 94Dgac
first quality, .i0sc.; medium, :recepts, 1853
mead: sales, ls2! head. Hogs only moderately ac-
i've; fair to good corn-fed, e@lsse.; common and
s;iers, 5i9Gc. Sheep IN full supplyj fab TO extrn+
4lGlj.c.; receipts, AN held.
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II-ANrEn. EIGuT TuuNDRED HANDS.

WANTED. EIGHT HUNDRED HANDS.
" The sulcritcI laying contracted to construct
: i@ 9o miles Of the exhaustion o. TIE hississipIi
'-"''li rri!I,ad, commeucing ut ailan, town nn
.nn'y. Tenn, he will employ EIGHT HUNDRED
-iNDs unit! mc>t July aud VIII IsIy Siso per DAY
:r>, ur snow and no cli!is and fever: good coun-
= L. work IN during the fall. winter. ana sprlnR;
IT, VIII also e!rrluy nu:iil'cr az tCREGES.
I"'r" VITO can employ Rud bring from Eftecn 10
.n' Nry ,rs;IGs with them preferred.
Ari. ia Eiclmcmd 10 NILLIaa q. HARVEY or
~ J.. JCSTIs, Labor Agent.
IL "il subject work In barge or S;lnu GuHntlues'
ROBERT HARVEY. Contractor:
I.o g-lw Richmond Va.
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Too many orercoats at f. B, SPENCE &C soS's
Call there and get one at very low figure.
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THE RELIGIOUS HERALD hus largely orer thirteen
thousand subscribers, and It's lis; Is increasing, 1t
tells us In Its last issue, at the rate of one hundred
and Efty per day. Every advertiser ought TO use
the columns Of the Herald. Considering its I'M
mense circulation its charges are very moderate
address Reltgfous Herald, Ills Main street, Rich
mond yn.
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-
{ LOVER,
TIMOTHY.
ORCHARD GRASS,
KENTUCKY Blue GRASS
,.s- .sH \ GRASS.
E lifHbSGEAS 81, and every variety OF
FIELD GRASS and
~ GARDEN SEEDS of the finest lnalNS,
sE "at'ed III ii:c Low EFT SiARkET RAiEs.
~ Sd, ,.4tsaic quotations Furnished TO dealers.
xx .L' am: careful attention given TO All osdess'
~ " >! reuter- nr IN Ip'fy0n.
ALLISON q ADDISON.
npsd aud Suane Merchants. i
~ EichInold, Va.
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Half dozen Pembroke shirts made TO order for If
teen dollars, and perfect ft warranted, by Z. D.
SPENCE & SoE.
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Rirllmond Dispatrl1.

BE- THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
FATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION on ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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NJ. ELLYsos & TO, Advertising Agrnts, DisPArtu Ii
building will receive advertisements and lave them
inserted in auy journal Of The country at regular
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r.YSFSESS CHANCES.

EkCDND-HAND HORSEPOWER
. have for sale Il TNO-HrESE RAILWAY
iVWIE Ia good order; just the thing for saving
'''i, saE5a arc-maktng, or any lis'it JnachueIy.
RhiIM 4 CO., HOS Cary street,
"' at" between Eleventh and Twelfth.
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have anayzed the wliskcy known under the
brand of "B Select" controlled by McSsrs. WAL
TER ~. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE from fusil oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend It's use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. i. NCCaw, NJ. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College Of Viz
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2Icriuo rndershirts, one dollar each, at E. B.
SPE:TCE & SoE'S.
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One dollar for heavy mcriuo undershIrt at
SPENCE / SOUS. ..z .-se
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WOssD AND COAL


TOKE! COKE! COAL! COAL.-b.
" CoTTRELI.. Ninth and Basin. has on b band a
supply of SOFT COKE. haii aud lu!np' also, &c
ceiyfnc cargo ANTHRACITE, best Ben Fianklih.
All in want viii please give him call no .-l@
GOAL AND WOOD.-Best ANTIlRA-
v CITE COAL. Of al sizes and ut lowest rates
we'll screamed and fnll weight guaranteed. Also,
best OAK ana PINE Wo0D and CL9vE;Rs HILL III
COAL at lowest cash prices. Call and sitEiy Your
selves and if cant sltisfy you VIII not SANDER
other dealers. Nineteenth and Cary, or 70S Grace
street. leeT y. -. - Au =.
GOAL, COKE, WOOD.-By schooners
" McShain, Ocean Bird, and Morning Light ! am
receiving Of very snpeEor RED ana HP MHpIE
ASH EGG, STOVE. and CHESTNUT ASIHKA-
CITE COAL, for sale ct the yery lowest markeI
rates. Also fnn supply ut CoInpanys PUFF; 2.
COAL (btumlnousl, for CRATES, &c. The best C0oMk, ~
ING COKE. Also MACHINE-SAWED and SPLIl
OAK and PINE WOOD OF unequailed quality. II
Is convenient and economical. Also the best CUM-
BERLAND COAL, for manufacturing purposes
For fuel of any kind apply to fhe subscriber,
Anthracite coal screened and WEIGHED. -
j. B. WATKINS,
I'LL Main street and Ninth and Cary streets
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LOCAL MATTERS.

The SUPREME CoUgT.-Thc Supreme Court
Will meet on the 18th instant.
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MARINE 1sTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 4. 1872.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER s, 1877.
;un risc5........... e51 Moon sets .......... 1900
uu sets.......... 5u7 High tlde... ........i1s20
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Six Pembroke shirts made TO order for ,lftecn dol
lars by +. 3. SPENCE SON. ..-.
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geek WANTED; also, HOUSE-SER-
: tINI. Both without ucumhrancr. Rec M
'..... ions required. Apply NJ 517 Sixth street.
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SILK HATS from IS up to - Mt r. TEislGEE s
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ALI the choicest brands OF smoking tobacco at the
corner of Main AMI Eleventh. streets.
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W |ANTTp. Il No. COOK. None need
- nl4lv unless iltt.y ca', conc well recommends
&c. LEWIS u. CRFNSHAW,
.r 1t Ne. II west Main street, corner Adams.
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WANTED, FlFTY WOMEN and GIRLS
- ~ private families IN Ncw York. Branklyn.
! ,'h~r nnrtl:rri, c.;i"s. Wages from sIe TO $50
't, 4gHth. For frn jartlcularS apply TO
J.P. JrST,S. mbnr Agent,
Nn. q Ftctrrnil