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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-20

CHANcEKY CouRT: OF RICHMOND, TUESDAY.
The following cases were disposed Of :i"I Il
Burt rs: Sutton, &c. Decree, by consent,
adjusting and settling rights of parties and
removing cause from the docket. - -
[; keiiy's administrator Us. Kelly, &C.. Pull
liam, &C., rs. Kelly, &c. Decree confirming
report Of commissioner and making final dis.
triblltion of the fund. ~, -. = ~ - 9
Kampert os. Kampert, &c. Decree confirm.
ing report Of commissioner and making dis.
position of the fund. 7 ir'<- Fl si.- 8
I Lacy us. Lohman. Decree. referring cause
to commissioner for inquiry and report. ia
+ Lacy us. Roper, &c. Decree referring cause
to commissioner for inquiry and report.
Parker Us. Ludwig, &c. Decree referring
causeito Q commissioner for inquiry and re-
port.F on .r..,g.-. ..; =. -. -, r; +
Sizer rs. Sizer, &C.. Decree for sale of the
property in the bill and proceedings men
/ Euss - 3.
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POLICE Court, ,TUEsDAY-Justice j. j,
White presiding. g.-The following cases were
disposed Of: -, -, '.'s..
John Lomax, charged with being disor-
derly in the street. Sent to the First sta.
tior-house for twenty hours. -
F; Albert Norwood, charged with being drunk
and trespassing upon the premises Of ]. r.
Ridley. FinedS1. ..p. T.. .
j. r., Ridley, charged with being drunk
and interfering with policeman J. A. Cosby,
Fined 81. .,.'@
Jordan Winston, charged with obstruct
ing the sidewalk and refusing to move ,wher
ordered by the police. Fined 80.
There were quite number of other cases
but the parties charged with various offences
were all discharged. .ya~
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LOCAL MATTERS. /

isrPREME CoURT OF ArrEALs. A-eIr, this court
yesterday the following cases were disposed
Of = r - ~ '.51 t|2s
|. Goddin & Apperson rs. Bacon and wife.
Dismissed. ,5z'% :: '..a 2&j f'sfs s'sfA riss
|stockdon's administrator os Stockton.
Dismissed. its.I y t'i - -
+ Cheek Us Parish. Dismissed.
1 Newman Us. finder and ais Dismissed.
Lee, Sergeant, &C., us. Murphy. Argued
and submitted. ~ = a;Iar - .i!t 8 s;
. The court wili'fnish calling the Common
wealth's docket to-day, and after that viii
commence calling the civil docket, regularly
calling ten cases each day. ~
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, IHE FRENCH PRESIDENT IN HIS YOUTH
One day a few months before the revolution
of 1880 a friend of mine, NJ. Auguste Ber.
nard, who had just returned from the An.
titles with d large fortune, said to me: sc
want to bring together the two. men upon
whom in all the world i have founded the
greatest hopes-yourseif and NJ. Theirs. He
writes in the National, and you serve the
Bourbon cause but we won't take table.
cloth for a flag, and we will leave politics
under the table," ] had a sneaking kindness
for NJ. LThiers rs one of themost sympathetic
men in the eneny's camp, and accepted the
invitation. We all three dined at Very's, in
the Palais Royal. which was then considered
a neutral restaurant. 6.s., as.'-sa ~ ~
/ saw very small man with singular
strength in bis proportions, full of life and
energy, standing on his legs as If ever ready
for action-tiie head and neck well poised,
the forehead expressive of every variety of
Intellectual faculty, soft eyes, firm, com
pressed lips, short hand. but well opened as
If carrying the heart upon it. To the yul.
gar he might have appeared ugly. But.
saw at once. in his physiognomy that intel
lectual beauty which triumphs over any
features, and brings. out the splendor of
mind from the most upgrateful body. Per-
haps. as is often the case with southern men,
he had toe. great consciousness of his power.
Modesty is a northern virtue, and the eXqui-
site efount of education. He,spoke FIRST and
spoke last, and listened very little to answers.
But he spoke with vigor, an accuracy, and
an ansabundance of ideas which fully excused
the yolubility of his lips. 1t was easy to see
that he had:been early accustomed to be lis
tened to by bis friends. His speech, while
persuasive; was simple and unpretending.
Although we said we would not talk poli.
tics he very soon went into them, and with
out anger, but with tremendous severity,
tempered only reconsideration for my known
opinions, he proceeded to cut up Charles K.
and the Restoration. Il saw that there was
saltpetre enough In him to blow up dozen
dynasties. But what struck me most, and
what convinced me of the great superiority
of this young man, was the contempt he had
for his own party. .Thatis virtue which
generally comes only with old age, but which
his precocious mind enabled him to have in
his youth. quilted him, convinced that il
was, all oyer with the Restoration, since Pro.
yidence had raised UP against it such pow.
erful enemy. But at the same time I was
charmed to have met with an opponent
worth fighting, and a man SO infinitely supe'
rior to the legions OF. mediocrities with
whom he was - Connected
sSoupenirS.
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Massachusetts Legislature.

BosroN. November 19.-The extra session
Of the Legislature was convened to-day.
The Governors message hopes that legisld-
-tion will be confined to matters growing out
of the recent calamity, and suggests, as topics
for consideration, the proposed loan Of the
credit of the city to parties wishing to re-
build; the rechartering Of insurance com.
panies; the, amendment of the "Better-
'lnent" act, and the building laws. s.a-
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Louisiana.

New ORLEANS, November 19.-An injunc-
ton has been issued restraining Longstreet,
Lynch, Heron, and Jacob from acting as
members of the electionreturnipg board, and
upon the affidavit of Governor Warmoth the
same parties have been arrested for violation
Of the State election laws. They were bailed
i'm 81 q. 600 each. 4. ...-- ~. NJ ftLi I Y.
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FAycY GooDs AND TIIMsISss.

PECIAL NOTICE. ~ Dir. u. b.
SaRANGRR begs 20 announce that hc has just re-
ssuYnod from New York with an elegant assostmsa
iof new styles Jet and Fancy Jsweiry, also p lrse
Zinc eff Fnncy Goods, consisting of new styles Ens
hroideaed and Lace Collars Iadiss carfs, Tles ana
Fiehues. Bands and Bandeanx, Pearl setsJes Chalns
pocket Books, ETC., etc. Hshas also taken ocsaSen
to ssuIeuiss, that portion OF the stock recently raI
elsssd az Mr.. 8. Hirsh, whereby he y now anie %
ofssr one OF tire most cempleie assoffmena "a
Yiosiery. csrsets, Enbroideries, Lstfs, and Faney
Dry Goods that can be found In the city.
Ms, GRANGER Win continue In hes uauas iine ea
sepsiring and doing ap Laccs, Curtains, 6e.
p. S.-New goods received every weeks
Il s s. 'Tfs aEEEssi E.L.GRANGER'S,
~ ss.,sa ~ 627 Broad street.
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AUCTION SALES THTs DAx.

GRUBBs & WILLIAMS will sell at4 P. N. small
three.story dwelling on Brown formerly Poplarl
street. 80
A. r. DUESBERRY, High Constable, win sell at II
A. M, at the Arlington. House, furniture, bed
ding, carpets, &C..
THOMAS ". KEEsEE will sell for the executor,
atn A. NJ. at No. 4ol Bread street, stock of mil
linery, furniture, &c.
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Tu1nFY DAYS IN JAN Foat STEALING 4
THIRTY-FlvE-CEGT..! !CHICKEM-iesterd
morning Henry Cephas appeared before JUS
tice White, at the Police Court, to answer
the Charge of stealing one chicken valued at
thirty-five cents from Harriet, Allen. The
accused was found guilty, and his punish.
ment fixed at thirty days Imprisonment in
the citv iaji -. --..-...srB 49, s.-..s. .-g
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THE PRIZE CANDY LoTrERY.-The case Of
DC. Larue, charged with engaging in the
conduct Of a lottery called the Prize-C Candy
Lottery, was before the Hastings Court yes.
terday. Witnesses were examined, and the
case submitted to the Judge (after being
arguedl without any jury. twill be test
case, and the court will probably render its
decision to-day. rt e.-s@t 1 g. .-....s
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~ Enzinnd..
/, Hew York ateuss.

NEW YoRs, November Ia.C Counterfeit
Union Pacific Railroad bonds are circulating.
A Broad-street firm paid them upon presen-
tation.
George Wood, an alleged priEeqconcert
swindler, has been arrested. saa. {Fgts
The steamship Columbia, OF the havana
line, has been coniiscafed by the United
States District Court on charges OF snaug-
Cling cig;lrs, .s.ti ..;rsl,
day Of December at the terEn OF the oyer
and TeYminer.. q Z,
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The FIRE YESTERDAY AFTERNooN.-The
alarm of fire yesterday afternoon between
and O'Clock, turned in at Box 81, corner
Twenty-ffth and Broad streets, was caused
by the burning of frame dwelling on
Union Hill, corner of Thirtieth and o streets,
owned by widow lady named Bland and
occupied by Mr.. Williams. Supposed to
have been set OH fire by an incendiary.
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: OLE BULBS CoNcERT.-A very large and
fashionable audience greeted Ole Bull and his
excellent troupe at Assembly Hall last night
The reception of the veteran king of violin
lists was most enthusiastic, and bis perform
ances on the violin were heard with rapt at
tention. Tonight the second and last con.
cert will take place.
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HEAVY FRosT.-The heaviest frost of the
season fell night before. last, and early yes
tcrday morning the ground was as white as
.R there had been d snow-stornl, the ther-
mometer standing at a degrees. !.
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Jon PR1NTIsG.-Wc cait the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks of courts sheris lawyers, railroad
steamship and canal officers and agents others
having orders for printing, to the facilities onered ~
the DfsPArcH PR1aTfSei EsTAHLisHaEST Tor the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds OF JOB
PursaSs. We can fsrnis.i at short notice Cards,
B-Heads, Letter-n Heads, Programme, Ban Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues
Biils OF Fare Show-IlIis, Checks. Drafts, DC, 6e
satisfaction guaranteed. g. ,s,Fsss....,t. \. IL
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FUNERAL OF COLONEL WILLIAM GnHAa.--
The funeral of Colonel William Gilham took
place from Sc. Paul's church yesterday after
noon at g O'Clock. HisFemains will be taken
Ito Lexington this morning for interment.
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TIE THEATRE.-The Chapman sisters ap-
peared again in Don Giovanni last night.
and had a good Audience. Tonight they
will present the popular burlesque Of "Alad.
din, or the Wonderful Scamp, and J" Margot
the poultry-Dealer." 30 qz..sr XII /,
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TIE, Cry RE61sTR ARs.-The City Regis
trarsi are to meet at the Office Of theGlefk of
the Hastings Court this evening o'elocki
on businessaof' Importance connected with
the late election. is-f se'nIc5 s,ft f5er IN; ~
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STATE REyESuE oFgIcs,}

No ELEVENTH. STREET. RIcaMoaD, VA.
NOTICE 70 TAy.PAYERs.--All taxes
N dna at and rot r,aid into this ofcc before tle
FIRST DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT VIII @ pe
niaced In the hands OF the sert, tfh nse per eent
1uSa Ssisee hours sroas, o A. n. 10 . Y M. q
sss-.stl, 81 D. 81 LEES 81, Assistant lIseshres.
EcySAHxR II, lsT2, NO li.aa, W fs'sF I ''f7 n
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MANCHESTER .IsIPRovEMENTs.-R..H II. BEAz-
LEY, agent, continues to sell boots and shoes at
greatly reduced prices. We advise the citizens OF
ManchesteE to give BEAzLES call before they pur-
oh elsewhere. ,.E,.... s..s.... q, IL
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oyERcoATs.-E. B. SPENCE, s. Son keep on
hand large stock of orercoats Of various grades,
which they are selling at the very lowest living
prfPpS
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WHEELER 6 WILSON'S SEwISG-MAcHISE NEE
DLEs.-None genuine unless bought at the Wheeler
& Wilson office. All kinds Of needles for sale. Cor
ner Of Tenth and Main streets. ..
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p. WEIsIGER Co. are selling full set of furs.
Including a, handsome ,mul for S.. .Thts is the
greatest bargain they have ever had In the way Of
ftrs. They have magnificent assortment Of finer
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I. OLE BULL CoNcERT.-PIzzINi's splendid saloon
will be open tonight after the concert where you
can get ice-creams. cakes, and jelly, besides nice
fry or stew of oysters, coffee, &C.. .sas..5.
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|; M. ELLYsoN Co, Advertising Agents, DESPATCH
building, VIII receive advertisements and have then
inserted In any Journal Of he country ct regular
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Losses ny the I5r0eklyn Fire.
Z sNEw YoaK, November 1g. THE losses by
the fire 10 Brooklyn Monday night VIII not
exceed $500. 600. II IS Is !.
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have analyzed the whiskey known under the
brand of ..B Select" controlled by Mcssrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
free from fusl Oil and other impurities, and recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes,
/ ~, rsn'<' j. b. McCAw M D., - :. 4
late Professor Of Chemistry Medical College Of yir-
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Those heavy one-dollar undershlrts Mt E. b.
SPENCE SONS are just the things for this weather.
spply yourself before they are all gone. rl@ $40
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NEW YORK is FULL OF THEM.

|. Ido not wish to be disrespectful, but ask
one of them if he can do O day's,work.t He
will answer, No. Are you good ON. ship
poardY No, Pye never been to sea. Can
YOU make chair2 No. Are you q black
smith? No. Are you carpenterY NO. Is
there ANYTHING on Gods earth that you can
doY-~No, not a thing. lLgughtsr] NOW
think, what can you do Well, am q good
book-keeper. [Laughter.J, IheyscMan M dcsno'
thing and can get nothing to do. Not;aloIe
is Ms the case ia New York, butt n sail =! the
3aSYe cities Of the Union ,,1ss n ..rass
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I LADIES, FURs.-A magnificent assortment OF
every kind all fresh, and warranted; for sale ~
WEIsIGER q CO.'S. - - '''t.s. - |si,'
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QuALrF1EB.-Messrs. j. l.. Apperson and
j. b. Mordeeai qualified before the Hastings
Court yesterday as notaries public. ..1n,
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! RUSSIAN SABLE FURs.-sonie elegant sets FOR
sale atP. wErsIeEa & co. 's.; ,ss54-,e '. sEsi~tz
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The largest supply Of gentiemen's FURNISHINGS
may be, seen at e. B. SPENCE % SON 1900 faain
street. sr.-s-sarr srse rs.-a 80 Z
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! FASHIONABLE HAFs.-One of the largest assort-
ments of hats to be found south at p. WEIsIGER d;
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TRUE REsPECTABILITY.

In Ohio, when ] lived there, knew emil
ncntly educated German gentlemen earning
dollar a day breaking stones on!a ,nlacadam-
lied road Measured by avocatioD, they
were low; but they were thinkers. ranking
higher-they were honorable. +. ,I,,s. :,
A man who has been a hard worker all his
life says to himself, Il have smart boy. III
give him chances / never had. Pll give him
a good education. Yes, I'll make a lawyer
out of him." - [Immoderate ;laughter.l In
the month of June there will be five hun
dred thousand blossoms on every apple tree.
There will be about three hundred apples,
and the remainder will drop to the ground.
1t is the same in all professions. Out of five
hundred thousand candidates there will only
be three hundred professional men.
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Fur trimmings. p. wE1s1eER & CO.

! Boys caps at 5oc., worth more. P "EIsIaER q
Co. are selling great bargain In cap at aoc.'h'
very thing for school-boys. ., .5-- }.las.!3 s4I!
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| ApyHpT1sE.-Our merchants seeking trade In any
norton of the country should advertise In the
parers of that section. M. ELLfsos d GO. TiR
take advertisements and have them inseEted At pub
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THE CURSE OF WEALTH.

TIE CCRSB OF WEALTH. I, ~ = 4
The great trouble is that men are more anX-
ious to be rich than to be happy. never knew
minister who warned his people about be-
ing eXtrpvagant who refused to receive a
good salary !, i never derided wealth, never
eXhorted you about being economical, for
would just as lief walk into my yard and say
to my cows, "Oh, Attorneys. be careful of
your milk!"' [Laughtsr.l r.5l.s -s.s,;.v
A man may be rich and yet be a fool. OF
one hundred, who have, wealth but one
knows how. to use it. The insane notion
that il man only had wealth he wouldn't
watit anything. else has been the ruin of
many young men, Sudden wealth and i'm
mense wealth are the dream Of many men in
cities who have left their farms and work.
shops to;eome here.rI venture to say that
there are 5000 young men here between
twenty and thirty years OF age who have
nothing to dO.H @sfc!s!a-st - - - a' - 2" t
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PEasoa Msjor Samuel ID. Yost, Of the
Yalssy YSrsiniaa, Hss In the city yesterday.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
France.

] -,l;sG s- -sg France sf-'L a.EaEsfH5 -
! PARIS, November i9.-In the Assembly,
Yesterday motion was made eensuring
Gambetta for in1ammatory speeches and
complaining of the laxity Of the Government
in dealing with the increasingly audacious
Radicals. Thiers defended the Government,
and intimated that he might appeal 70 the
country. He admitted Gambe betta's speeches
we're offensive, but deemed the Government
not responsible. He then, demanded Q
vote of confidence, which resulted IN 287
yeas and lit nays. Half OF the deputies aE.
stained from voting. a3iIsg7F - a'3Gsa $
!. President Thiers, agitated over yesterdays
proceedings, passed sleepless night. He
declares his intention to resign unless Gs an.
other resolution OF confidence receives 'fuil
vote and a larger majority. ~ s4t 2. E2.S
Delegations from the Right and Lei. nave
sent reaSsuring delegations to the President.
A cabinet meeting was held tonight, but
nothing decisive transpired., The hope is
entertained that the crisis VIII pass, leaving
affairs an statu quo. .iAs1 ~ z''!.,
6,Es eaaE d England. ,agsa s-sys
LONDON, Novembe 1G.-ahe dismissaf,o o.
eighty members Of the police force yesterday
for. insubordination caused much dissafiss
faction among their fellow oficers, who 70
day made strong manifestations. This caused
the suspension Of 200 more, and the insubor
diHation has now spread throughout the en-
tire force. Further suspensions. are teokel
for. There Is great excitement IN the cit!
iover the prospect Of the streets being lei
iuuguarded. At II O'Clock this morning no
"a policeman was TO be seen on the stTauas
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BOYS school-caps ut 50 cen.sAwnrth more money
a Ct eat bargain-for sale at ?. WEIslGER &Co:'s.
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Arriyateg sfse Eteanser Austrian.
Fonr MosaoH, Nayernha ii. Vbe stsasRer
Austrtan. ffon, Liyerpools paased IN as neen
for Norfolk and altinoFe, i
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hrs Unarszfsafllnr s.,.,,sa. -

y NEw EoRE, November IS.-.A Areperf fs
current hsre, and may have been telsafxpb-
ed eisevshefe, that Sc. Louis Is ID flames. Eat
there Is notruth in II. &
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FESTIVAL FOR THE BENEFIT OF
n CHRIST CHURCH.
VIRGINIA HALL, NOVEMBER Is, 10, 90.

MONDAT-Soiree by gentlemen amateurs, con-
sistng Of POPULAR GLEEE. nj Q =. NJ. II III
TUESDAY-CONCER L by SlENDELSSOHS
SEXTETTE 1T o! p. NJ. t-..-..
WEDNESDAY GG-MAGIC LANTERN
EXHIBITION. - "a. Es-..- 81
Admission during the day free. A fee of TWEEN
TG-FlYE CENTS Will be charged for the soiree
and concert and TEN CENTS for the magic Ian
t.:p exhibition. ..... ........ t#.' .ss.a.
REFRESHMENTS and FANCY ARTICLES.
no .-..,-. !.
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Men do not like labor, because the worker
ranks below tbet thinker. That'sa democratic
feeling. say I'm. just as good as any other
man because all men are equal. tbeg your par
don, all men are not equal. They are not equal
in size, height, girth not equal in virtue (;
but all men are civilly equal before the law.
When man says, Pm just as good as any
man." it may be so, and it may not be so.
When the universal man says so, it's q lie. Y
That has been the grand blunder of the
Communists and Iuternationals. They want
ed all men equal with unequal means. The
most productive part Of man is the animal
part. a man shears sheep, and there are
five hundred men in the same township who
can do the same thing. Then the wool is.
sent to the mandatory, but there will not
be five hundred men who can weave the fine
cloth. The result is that the man who shears
gets one dollar day, while the weaver gets
three or four dollars q day. This is the result
Of brains and education. -r.-~.-- -..----
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TOME AND SEE

TOME AND SEE ... ~
" THE SPOTTED TIGER a.- a.s4s
AT SCHAAP'S CIGAR AND NEWS DEPOT,
1402 MAIN STREET. e-. s.EtE-'.
terrible name for of the most innocent, fair,
and amusing
GIFT DRAWINGS ac ~H
ever offered to the public; the sole object OF which
enterprise is tn make the store the centre of at
traction. The lucky ones have q chance of obtain
ing ten times The value OF their investment, while
those whose luck works against them are sure to
."ceiye the value of their money. .5gEi
EEERTBU GETS A PRIZE. ~ tEa
Ill persons drawing o prize which they have no
use for receive the full value Of the money they paid
ces anything else In the store Chances, rs or Sc
cents -.. LEON SCHAAP, ..
Wholesale and Retail Dealer In Cigars,
Meerschaun, and other Pipes,
no l5-2w Periodicals, Fancy Goods, Sc
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WINES. LIQUORS. TOBACCO, DE.
DURE JAMAICA RUM, 49,
l. s8I, N CAME, SHERRY. src-rr-sss So Il.

aYIN DE TKEILLEs = CHERRY, !.
"YIG0n and '.FAY0RiTAnS PoRI, B,
Tor sable, bar, and family use. ~
A choice lot OF these goods, in Octayes, warranted
d1rSI importation, for sale sos 20 the TRACE Dy
4. COURTNEY JENKi6S,
fs ss Wholesale Li1nof Dealer,
No. 1t9 south yasrtesath Stress eaaoW SSH.
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A MI,sEMENTS.

THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2lsr,
GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BENEFIT TO THE
FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT,
when will be presented Wallacks elegant comedy of
ROSEDALE.
KATIE PUTNAM. ..aS..,......... Rosa LEIGH,
Scsts secured At WEST, JOHNSTON s. Co.'s with
out extra charge. .- no 2o-lt<
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Furs neatly altered, refined, and repaired, at P
WEIsIGER &c Co.'s. -5Ef -lztm ..s #... -. :!
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HENRICo COUNTY CoURT.-This court was
not in session yesterday. It meets again to.
mOrrOW..
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Ladies' furs, from the lowest to the finest quality
nj 2, WEIsIGER & Co.'S. .-..- H.. or..r.
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.srana,a 3 q, ,Iaiorasy BE-. naine.

AUGUsTA, .,ME., November 30. .-Grant's
majority Is over 81 600. The vote k the
smallest since 1920. 81 q