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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28
LOCAL MATTERS.

SUPPOSED ATTEIPT TO RoB THE FIRST Ma
TIoS4L BANK OF VIRGN1A.-lt was reported
yesterday morning that the State Bank of
Virginia had been robbed some time during
the previous night of the neat little sum Of
s60,U00, and others had it that 1t was the
National Bank of Virginia which had suf-
fered the loss.> Both reports, however, were
entirely untrue. About 10 O'Clock on Tues
day night the attention of Private Watehman
Smithcrs was attracted by seeing some one
in the National Bank of Virginia, at the cor
ner of Eleventh and Main streets, standing
on ladder which had been placed immedl-
ately over the vault, In his hand was cam
die or lamp,and as there was slight draught
it ilckered in such way as to make the
officer believe burglar was at work, and
that the occasional light and darkness was
caused by dark-lantern. Finally the light
went out while Mr. Smithers was watching
it, and now he was assured that the thief
was aware that he was watched, and was
preparing to leave Hastily deciding what
course he should pursue he ran across
the street and secured the services OF several
friends, whistled up all the policemen in the
neishborhood, and called in the aid of a
number of other persotis. By this time bis
force numbered about twenty-five or per-
haps thirty men, who were eager to arrest
the bank-rohber. But their anticipations
were not to be realized, for when one of the
clerks had also been summoned and made
aware of the watchman's suspicious he sug-
gested that it was in all probability one of
the young men of the bank filing away his
letters. And so it turned out. The officer
whose duty it Is to file away these letters had
OCCASION to Use stepIadder, owing to the
fact that lately tile entrance TO the bank had
been altered, and the staircase which hereto
fore led to the place where the letters are
kept had been taken away. The young gen.
tleman was somewhat annoyed when he as
certaincd that there were so many loaded
pistols ready to fire upon him if he had at
tempted to run but the whole party had u
good laugh over the excitement, and went
home.
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THE " BoGsEKEEPER - OF OUR HEALTH.-The
liver Is the great depurating blood-cleapsing or
gan Of the system. Set the great housckeeper OF
our health at work and the foul corruptions which
gender In the blood and rot out, as It were the ma
chinery Of life gradually expelled from the sys-
tenn. For this purpose DR.. PIERCE's GOLDEN MED
IcAL DISCOVERY Is pre-eminently the article need
ed. It cures every kind Of humor, from the worst
scrofula to the common pimple, blosch, eruption.
Great eating-ulcers kindly heal under It's mighty
curative influence. yirulent blood-poisons that lurk
In the system by It robbed OF their terrors and
by persevering and somewhat protracied use Of it
the most tainted systems may be completely reno,
waited and built up anew. f 8 90
Enlarged glands, tumors, and swellings dwlndlo
away and disappear under the influence Of this great
resolyent. 1t is sold by all druggists.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

4 UNIVERSAL ARTICLE OF FArTH.--In these
days of religious contention 1t has been thought inn
possible TO Indicate an article Of faith upon which
nU sects aud classes were united. There Is one,
however, and very notable one, too-viz., belief
which Is implicit and universal In the paramount
efficacy of that matchless household tonic aud re-
cuperant Plantation Bt.ers. The constantly in
crcasing patronage which 1t receives has 1t is true,
excited the petty envy OF certain splenetic adyer-
tsers of piuchbcck panaceas, who hope to make
market for their stagDant, watery wares by de-
crying all splrituous medicinal preparations. But
the public can stomach neither their arguments nor
Interpretations, and consequently reject these very
weak limitations OF the enemy as entirely too thin
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RICHMOND, VA, THURSDAY. MORNING.
Mr.. j. w. johnson renewed it, and spoke
In It's support; and it was adopted.

Mr. j. w. johnson renewed 1t, ana spoke
In It's support; and it was adopted.
Colonel Daniels then offered a resolution
that the Convention recommend to the Le-
gislature the passage Of general railroad
law such as had been so successfully applied
In Maryland, Pennsylvania, and other States.
Colonel Daniels said the agricultural In
terests Of the State were greatly depressed
by the monopoly and imposition of the rail.
road companies. No charter could be
gotten either to inaugurate competition and
relieve the people save by bribing the veri
min who infest the legislature
The whole matter was laid on the table on
motion of Judge Mann, OF Nottoway:
An intellectual effort was made by Mr..
Davies to take up his railroad resolution.
Adjourned till y O'clock, when organiza-
ton will be taken up. RoBIN ADA1R.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch1
PETERSBURG, November 27.-The Conyen-
ton las been all night debating the question
of organization, on a motion submitted by
Mr.. Logan, of Roanoke, virtually to exclude
all representation except that of farmers. at
one time the motion so to amend the report
of the committee prevailed by small ma
jority, but motion to reconsider was
adopted, and the matter is still before the
house. Colonel Daniels, Colonel G.. w. Bol.
ling, Or. Briggs Of Nansemond, Colonel
Cochran of CulpeDer;. Mr.. Logan, and Others
have taken part in the dlscussioEi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

POLICE Court, WEDNEsDAY-Justice j. j.
White presiding.-The following cases were
disposed of:
ignatius Brandt. charged with assaultipg
and striking Arthur Toles in the public
street, was fined 8.
Thomas Short, charged with stealing a
silver goblet and butter-dish from Mr.
George L. Bidgood. Continued to Saturday
for further inquiry.
Edward Holmes, charged with being a
vagrant, having no visible means. of support,
and also with sleeping on the sidewalk, was
ordered to leave the city in twenty-four
hours, he being nonresident.
Phil Ryan, charged with being drunk and
unable to take care of himself Fined 81.
George Washington. charged with being q
yagrant and having no visible means of sup
port, was required to give security in the
sum Of 800 for three months.
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THAsKse1v1sa-DAy.-To-day is set apart
hv tho president as day of nutiona thanks
giving. The various EpseoTa.l ., eongregn- s9ag,,
tions sf the city will assemble at the Monu-
mental church at Il NJ. for divine ,,, sers,Tt'
and there will be preaching at the seyenl d, J.,
Street Christian church. The Postoat1ce y1,a Tlll
be closed except from, to ~ a. d. .an,. anr
carriers will make their morning delivery
and collections. On the business or star
routes collections will be made at 6:oo a. M. "
and at 7. II. M. The Government oihees ,n
the custon,:house will be closed. The balks si
of the cityiwilI also be closed, and no onsl. =,
ness will he transacted in the Capitol OF ~
the City Hall.
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MONEY RECovERED.-Alwyne alias Mccall
lister, who was charged with leaving the city
without having paid bis hotel bill, was hon
orably discharged. Detective r. B. Grad
dock followed him to Norfolk, and having
gotten the amount has paid it over at Ford's
Hotel, where McCalistcr was indebted.
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JOB PRISrrNG.-We call the attention OF mer-
chants, clerks Of courts, shers lawyers, railroad,
steamship and canal ocersand agents, andall others
having orders for printing, 10 the facilities offered ut
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for tbe
prompt aud faithful execution OF all kinds or jos
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards.
Heads Letter Heads Programmes Ball Tickets,
Blanks, Pamphlets, Tags, Hand-Bills, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare nbow-Bills, Checks, Drafts, &C., &c.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

CARDS $3.50 PER DoZEN-Photograph no mat
ter how cheap or expensive, arc worthless un-
less you get correct picture. This is not to be
chained everywhere. We have had Of late 4 good
opportunity Of Judging which is the best gallery to
Get Il picture at, and from our experience would
lccommcud our readers to REFS & Co.'s old-estab-
lshcd gallery. From their price list we quote the
above charge tor cards. and to them we all are In
dcbtcd for such liberal reduction In the price Of
pcG1 ,,icture..
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coys1p.Ar1oy IN AsHbAyD.-The Right

CoNf1aAAT1ox IN AsHlAND.-T Right
Rev. Bishop Gibbons, assisted by Rev.
Father McKeefrey, celebrated mass and adj.
ministered the rite of confirmation IN the
village of Ashland yesterday morning to ten
candidates. The sefFces were conducted in
the little chapel of st. Augustlie' The
Bishop delivered an interesting discourse,
which was listened to by 4 large congrega-
ton, Il u many of other denominations being
nreIent, The ceremonies Oh the occasion
were " very interesting, they being inter
spersed with excellent music by choir i'm
nrovised for the day. The Catholics of Ash
land land hope soon to make an addition to this this
church. The building in which the services
were held was formerly school.house ,1 and
was lately purchased by Bishop Gibbons.
Heretofore they have held services ID private
residences.
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The excellence Of the ivory photograph, as made
by Mrs Hardolpl's new process, consists chiefly In
its beauty OF finish and its durability (defying the
rtvagcs of timc, and adding Iustre and beauty TO
the original To this few, fany, Of our lady friends
object. Mrs. Randolph has kindly disposed of the
exclusive right 20 Dir. DAVIES, proprietor of the
-. Gallery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

SUPREME CogRT OF APpEALs- All the
Judges were. present yesterday. The follow
ing business was transacted q
Canada rs. Commonwealth, writ OF error
from Halifax Circuit Court. Affirmed.
Thomas Us. Commonwealth, writ Of error
from Corporaticn Court of Lynchburg. Re
versed. - s fs sse.ss Il s,
Caldwell's executors us.lWormley .et all,
appeal from the Chancery Court of Rich.
mond CITY,. Affirmed. .r.
Read rs. Commonwealth was fully argued
by Judge Daniel, Of Lynchburg, for the
plaintiff in error, and submitted.
Galloway Us. Harding, writ of error
awarded from Circuit Court of Roanoke
county. y5ss ~
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yeUSe MEN, LOOK AT THIS LEARN PROFIT
ABLE BUSINESS FOR S25.-Messrs PAYNTER &
MCGovERS have decined that IL they can get class
of twelve or fifteen scholars heJ viii give lessons in
telegraphy every night during the winter. CON-
uenciug December Is and closing March is, for tfs
sum q ss5. Those wishing to enter will please apply
early at 1910 Slain street.
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HUsTINGs CouEr.-This court has adjourn
ed until Monday next, which is the begin
ming of the December term. The following
is list of the special grand jury summoned
for that day: Messrs. John Purcell, Thomas
". boswell, William Fl. Powers, Z. A. j.
Ciopton, Robert Fl. Maury, Oscar z. Kelley,
John Il. Henderson, Ambrose Carlton,
Thomas B. Keesee, and P. w. HarWood.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

This is newly-invented swindle: A
3"plain man y in a car or a crowd suddenly
finds gold ring in the dirt. A bystander
looks at the ring, pronounces the man lucky,
and the ring worth $40 or 5l5. OF course
"pain man y wants TO sell it, and will take
SIS. He fnds a buyer, who soon discovers
that he is sold to the amount of nearly all ms
investment.
: ftDyx1nith" " is the name given a street ln
Cincinnati in compliment to mr. hlchafu s
Smith, an esteemed citizen.
Y Somebody has discovered that q ton OF ses-
water contains i grain OF gold, Let 9 cam
pany be started at once.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING N
fuE RICHMOND PosT-OFFlcE NOVEMBER 27.-
Fl. Petrl, 500 Main street Ii. w. Butler.
Sun Francisco, CAL; II. Russell, care of G.
Russell; Il. Miller, Wayne county, no.
J. Wick, Rochester, n. Y; +. Brown.
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SENSATIONAL DRAMA Miss Lizzette Ber~
nard will appear at Virginia Hall Friday and
Saturday evenings in the romantic protean
drama entitled "Oriana." Dir. D. l.. Morris
also aripcars IN Oriana and in an amusing
Dutch flrGG
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THE LATE MAIN-SrREET STABBISG ArFRAY.
Francis L. Spain, charged with assaulting,
cutting, and stabbing Louis c. Ball, appear.
ed before the Police Justice yesterday morn
ing. On account Of the injured party being
unable to appear the case was continued un-
til next Saturday, and the accused bailed in
the sum of $4,000, with j. and j. L. Spain us
srretiea.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

THE RELIGIOUS HERALD Of this week announces
that /, intends TO avail itself OF the telegraph Ia Sc
curing ness, and that In THIS Issue Alone
are kilograms for which II paid sea. This as
recently agreed 10 pay ONE HCspRE I'D notLAss
for single ariciei Its peliey ef " le
best il sEswinx into It's eolunsa tle aplss
,ons ~ ta hest inias III iis country The Herald
has reached circulation OF segy Eearig r1sI
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

ANKsGIyISG-DAY.-To-day Is observed North
and Easf ss general tharksgivjng-lay We here In
Richmond arc thaiikfhtthat Ean buy our clothing
and gen,cmcns furnishing goods ut 1890 Main street,
where E. b. SPENCE & SoS arc selling clothing at
such low prices. Let all give them call to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

Z su1r FOR DAMAGEs.--Po Policeman Edward
Fl. Hicks has brought suit for 80, oO0 damages,
II, the Circuit Court of the city Of Richmond,
against A. NJ. and Isaac Hutzler and II. trim
mall for trespass, assault, and battery. me
case is on the docket, and q number Oh W.T.
nesses have been summoned.
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TIE TnEATRE.--Last night Miss Marian
Mordauut displayed her beauty and talents
TO great advantage in "Hearts are
TrumpsI' She will appear tonight in the
popular drattih Ireland as it Was" and
Rctsy Baker"
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SEyEg DoLLAEs cash viii buy one ten OF anthra-
cite nut coal for Morning Glory or cooking stoves,
or ss in cash win buy one ton or anthracite grsse
coal, delivered free, ut g. H. PAGES, NireteSnth
and Cary streets, or 7cs Grace street..
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Alaska boas, at IS, salient p. WErsrcRa &gs,'s.
These boas are full handsome. lish, and
remarkably low. 10 be without y soa this winter
win be GU. OF the fashion. They Win Be ssnt ang
where by mail on receipt OF price
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have analysed the whiskey known under the
brand of "B Select" controlled by sfcssrs. WAL
TER u. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, VA, aud find It
free from fusi oil and other impurities and recon-
mend its use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. .B. MCCAw, M. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College os Vlr-
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The Dollar Store, under CAMpBELL's 8 photograph
gallery Is rs IS well kEovn, The best place through
out the State TO procure great bargains Don'c fail
to go there for your Christmas presents. III
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AHRIYEU.

YDAT OF RICHMOND, NoyEaBER ~, n1..
AHRIygD.
Steamer Pasade, Nelson, Norfolk, merchanate
and passengers. d. IT. Hoatrs. agent
Schooner MigpIoaetto, Bacon, Pnliadelonia coai'
Schooner Hardscrabbie, Falcs, RocklaHd, Lime, a.
S. Lee. n,,.o,d 40
Ice, J. f. McGowan.
SAILED.
Steamer John Sylvester, GiGord, Norfolk, 1ner-
chanSise and passengers. i. y. TatIln, agent
Schooner J. II. Rapr, Gale Sew York ria Chick
SCHOONER susan Ellen, Coleman, Norfolk, light.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner George White, Chambers, from B5rIes
rsf n j., arrived at New York 2tth VAIN D1ieO
sat-,iay and wrecked atertal saved from schoohcf
John B Myers, bound 10 Richnond. va, SUNK m
coiii sion with schooner Belle u. Hull on mo eve
ming of the nth Instant of Harvest Getars, = d..
Schooner A. NJ. EIridge. for Sew York. before g re-
ported aground st Point Shoals, james rlycT, mas
cargo Of wood. Steam tug Arctic went iroin aof.
folk TO her assistance.
[BY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, November s7-The brig Isoia, ffem
Wilmington. n c., for Boston. willis making t91a
r,ors for nm arbor last night, went ashore Cm tne
point OF Sandy Hook. Itit Is expected she WIN ScI
of tomorrow.
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J, Boas are oil the fashion this winter e. WsIsr-
GER co. have great variety. They are selling
the Alaska boa ut S.. This great bargain.
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He Is truly stump speaker who, when talking.
exhibits D mouthful or stumps. If you would keep
your dentsl fixtures In perfect talking order tina
fragrant Sozodont daily. The recipe Is simple but
. lf
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An who want handkerchief extracts OF superior
cuality ought to try CoiEates, which Levy
RuoruEgs are selling at fifty cents per bottle. The
reputation OF CoIsatcs soaps Is sufficient gaara-
tee that their extracts are equally as 5000. IS
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/, THE WAY TO SAVE MoSEY.-Go to the Dollar
Store. corner Ninth and Main streets, for ycar
Christmas presents gEs ~
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we vere shown at LEVY BROTHERS an excel
,ent article for walking or travelling dresses They
arc rater-proof cuttings robee, and are the best
goods of the kind we ever saw The prices are very
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-28

B. F. Gravely's pancake tobacco ana ali oIhei
fine brands chewing tobacco, atGEoRGE SCiioES .
conner Main and Eleventh streets
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Misses fur sets In great variety, from $3.50 up,
for sale at atP..WEIsrGER & Co.'s.
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MORNING GLORY FrNE-CUT.-lo gross )uss re-
ceivcd at EoKG sCHoES's, corner Aiin anc Eie-
ycnth streets.
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ADvERTIsE.-Our merchants seeking trnde In any
portion of the country should advertise In the
papers of that Section. NJ. ELLTsoS &c Co. vii
take advertisements aud have them inserted al pub
lishnrS' rates.
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NJ. ELLYsoN 4 Co., Advertising Agents, DfsPATcH
building. will receive Advertisements and have them
Inserted In any journal Of he country At regular
rat
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MARrtx HERR & CO.'S celebrated kid gloves can
be had of their agents, LEVY BROTHERS, In all
colors both in one and two buttons. All VINO nave
tried them acknowledge that there are no net'er
gloves made.
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The Dollar Store is constantly receiving new and
fashionable goods. It to Your advantage 20 80
there before purchasing elsewhere. "
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PREPARE FOR COLD WEATHER.-Buy pair OF
those lamb's-wool skirts which LEVY BEoTHERs5
,ra now selling at 50 apiece.
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big stock of clothing at E. B. SPENCE & SONS
1900 Main street
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Medical students can purchase disseceng-cases Oh
all sizes ut New York prices al MEADE y BAhsh's
drug store, 9l9 Main street
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THE Cry GUARp.-The Richmond City
a ,arii have not perfected their organization. \ !.
vet. q Tley meet tonight ut the arlnory Of
the Guard of the Commonwealth 70 Go 80.
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Our friends who want good pictures had better go
10 the celebrated "LEE" Gallery.
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j Furs repaired and altered at p. w WEIsloEa q
Co Sts1s s-sfz tsYs = =
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A big line of neck-ties, scarfs, &C., mt 4. Is.
SPENCE & SONS gentlemen's furnishing store, 1900
JIia street.
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One Of those heavy oyercoats at <. B. SPENCE d
Sons Is the very thing for this kind Of weather.
1900 Main street Is the place for all kinds OF gentle
rnor's furnishing goods.
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Misses white fur tarbans-ali the fash;onfor sale
ut p. WEIsrsER g Co.'s. at 81 less than northern
prices, Ts 5T sf ty ssy-s
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Those sets Of furs, including mum, that P. E!sr-
GER 6 Co. are selling at IS are great bargain.
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Don't fail to purchase at LEVY BROTHERS pa'f
of those genuine lamb's-wool skirts at - apiece
Ladies will find them cheaper than flannel.
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. LEVY BROTHERS havea full assortment OF under
shirts and drawers for men, women, and children.
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LEVY BROTHERS offer new lot OF claaks to-'ia!
,t very reasonable prices
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Heavy untlerShirts At the low price OF one dollar
a. Z. B. SPENCE & SONS.
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Shirts made 10 order or ready-mada at z. b.
SPENCE 6 Sons furnishing sfores
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Levy BRornEns call particular attesl'ion to their
new hosiery department..
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wAgyNE INTELLIGENCE.
YDAr OF RICHMOND, NoyEaBER y, 1877.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER %. 1879.
sun r,scs 7IGf Moon rises ......... 4:e2
S,,m seis ..... 4:5J High iIde... ......... l:ss
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. B. w. Green, of Henrico,
Is quite sick.
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AUCTION SALES TlsIs DAY.

& Co.will sell at P. n. a building
lot on the east aide Of Third street between Main
aud Franklin.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS viii sell at a. P. M. a
large number OF building lots on Pine, Laurel,
and Cherry streets, between Cumberland and
Albemarle. s..ea
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Stylish hats for sale at 2, II, wr1sIenn Vi d & co.'s
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Ladies Gars, ali prades,asr r. wEIsroEa 4 Co.'S.
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@We, the farmers of Virginia ana Nofta =. =.
Caroline in convention assembled, ID Inc cry
of Petersbnrg-in order TO form o., inole pe.5
feet union, insure protection 70 the interests
OF agriculture, promote its ela al,.a
permanent prosperity, and proyIdes au VI. W.
aanizsd representative body wherein Eng