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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-04

Spetsyirania aIatA Hing 6scorG
Aroused l--Spcecsses By W. $. Giiraan,
Ex-GoyerEar ssHisii. aHsE =. l.. FEoa-
SON.
Especial Telegram 10 the Disra,ch.l
FREDERICKSBURG, Va, October 3.-The
Greeley and Brown club Of Fredericksburg
was addressed toni sht by Colonel William
s. Gilman. Colonel Gilman's reception was
perfect ovation. The large courtroom
was densey packed, numbers of citizens
who have not attended political meeting
since 1850 turning out to welcome the Popu-
lar young orator.
At the conclusion Of Colonel Gilman's ad.
dress, Ex-Governor Smith. who had been to
King George court to address the people,
arrived aud addressed the meeting at SOME
length.
At King George to-day Captain Il. L.
Iobson (cclored) met John ". jenkins. one
Of the Radical electors, and all accounts yet
received agree that H0b2on came out best.
At any rate, Colonel Jenkins lett the
grounds, protesting that he must depart in
order TO meet Colonel Gilman here tonight,
evidently prctext, as no idea of discussing
with Jenkins was entertained by either
Colonel Gilman or his friends.
Greeley aud Brown and BraXton will re-
ccivc an overwhelming vote in the First
District.
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WASHINGTON, October 3-For the lower
lakes and thence southwark and eastward
over the Middle and New England States,
clearing and clear weather. with southerIy
and westerly winds. In the Mississippi and
Ohio valleys, southerly to westerly winds
and partly clearing wea ther on the upper
lakes, and i'll the Northwest fresh northerly
to easterly winds veering on Lake Michigan
to southerly with cloudy weather on Friday.
In the South Atlantic States, reduced pres
sure, warmer and clear weather, with light
southerIy to westerly winds.
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Plans Of the EIlrag'el RatsLcals--They
Get HEad aborht Georgia.
Especial telegram 70 the Dispatch.

lSpecE.l lelPgTlln 10 tilc DlspatcD.l
WASHINGTON, October 3.-Letters received
here from the leading managers in the Libc-
raj and Democratic committees in Pcnnsvl-
vania say that they are kept fully informed
Of the efforts which the Radical party are
making to counteract by fraud the immense
Conservative vote which will be po!ed on
Tuesday next.
Philadelphia is the principal ground upon
which the Radical repeaters and colonizcd
negroes will attempt to defeat Buckalcw, but
the Democrats are wide awake and will in
sist upon the immediate arrest and subse-
quent conviction Of every man found voting
illegally.
The overwhelming Democratic Success in
Georgia has maddened the Radicals here
about, and they will issue Il circular designed
particularly for the campaign in Pennsylya-
MIA, charging that negroes were intmidatcd
and not allowed 10 approach the polls.
TIMoH.
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DECLINES TO DECIINE.--Hon. Charles II.
Porter. Stowels Radical rival for congress
sional honors in the Fourth District, WAS in
Richmond yesterday, and informed DR.. Mills,
chairman Of the Republican State Committee,
that he had no idea whatever Of withdraw
ing from the contest. The State Committee
is throwing its influence in favor of Stowcl.
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON, October o. The British
Claims Commission are again in session here
Cigars and cigarettes seized for violations
Of customs regulations, which do not bring
the value Of the necessary stamps, will be
destroyed.
David Massey, convicted Of mailing indie
cent books, was to-day fined 5000 and sen-
fenced to one years imprisonment.
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REWARD FOR MURDERERs.- .-Governor
Walker has issued his proclamation offering
Il reward OF 500 for the arrest Of each OF the
following murderers: Turner Suitor (co-
loretO, charged with the murder of bis son,
David Suitor, in .lhe county of GreeneSvile,
and Stafford ii. Garnet, charged with the
murder OF james ShenauIt, in the county Of
Caroline, on the Is. OF September.
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The New Work "Straight-Outs" II


ALBANY, n. T., October 3.-The. Straight
Out Democratic Convention met to-day at
Martins Hall, and was called to order by
John J. Allen, chairman Of the State Com
mittee.
\ iull electoral ticket was nominated, in
cIuding Peter Gilsey, j. A. Goodlet, George
Sprasue, and Alexander Delmar. Twenty
five delegates were present.
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PuoToGEApIs.-Whcrc must go TO have them
'akcu! Why, 10 KEES i Co.'S, of course. They
lre tic most reasonable IN their prices. OF Glteca
years standing iii TIL, city. and employ none but
rst-c!%ss artists You can get one dozen cards for
S25o or half dozen for S1.5c. and large sizes pro-
portI0naClv low.
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Sentence of n Saail-RohSer.

ISFecial telegram to the Dispatch.J
LYNCHBUKG, October 3.-George c. Lang
horne, late postmaster at Cloverdale, Bote-
tourt county, was to-day sentenced by Judge
Riyes, of the United States District Court.
to ten years Imprisonment in the Albany
penitentiary for robbing the mail.
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PRISONERS SENT TO THE GRAND JURY.-Bill
Davis (coloreU, charged with breaking and
entering the chest Of Beverly Marshall and
stealing silver watch valued ut $40 and also
SG2 in United States currency, appeared
before Justice Crew yesterday, and was sent
ON to the grand jury for indictment.
William Morris (colored), charged with
stealing the watch aud the $Go from Beverly
Marshall, was also sent on to the grand jury.
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ATTENTION, EoLuNTEEES.-Thc new caps or
dcrc by the officers Of the First Virginia Regiment
have been received, aud arc now on exhibition at j.
u. REDfoRD's lat store, on Main street near Ninth.
Mr. REDFoRD Is one of the IF" boys, and will take
pleasure in iittng all Of the officers who apply All
should have them before going To b Blltimore,
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! ApOkVANT NOTICE TO THE La
y nlh& AND PUBLIC IN GFNERAL.--R.
ftEhANDiNl wishes to inform the pubic that
n"e2"Wt II! il; 'F".bc Ia business his present place
- u" tiuH to acc"Eiiaodttc his customers. There
i,." ~ l. conn c!cl 10 rCnnvc 10 Nc. Ga Broad
..'si, i"iWccN Sixth and Seventh streets. Ley the
,,' "i h:lnhcr, l:52 where he has fitted up Il
.i'. tore. which hc win stock with the finest ili-
l'i'cl *"hib belonging 10 his trade. He has also
~luht,Acd one OF the largest human hair works
1""ti oi New York. lie has all the facilities for
',G& ~ idnGs OF hair wCrk at the shortest notice,
w. Vie htSl manner, and In the latest styles. NURthiy
,''Mtt1H EoVh received direct from Paris, with
-!h2n plates FOR ladies' hair dressing also book
"i '"i costumes and evening dress.
Ih.iAlul Tor past fASurs. hope in the future, 10y
"'tt"'ion to business, to retain your custom.
iH .~lIn MINT
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ALLEGED SuGAR-TnEF SENT TO JAN FOR
s,xrY DAYs.--Hal Bell (colored) was ar
raigned before Justice Grew yesterday MORN
ing to answer the charge OF stealing lot Of
sugar from the Virginia Sugar Refining.
Company, found guilty, and sentenced to be:
imprisoned In the city fail for sixty days. 4
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{ CHARLOTTESVILLE (VA)

Z
WOuLLEN MILLS
".1a" have The pleasure OF offering 10 Tie TRADE
" large assortment Of
HEAVY WO0LLENS.
,4tr;tclas i number of NEW AND HANDSOME
N!(LLs, all Z. which arc made with view 10
SE>IA!Ni>,G UrN PAST REPUTATION and to
~..Fy tn southern trade with honest goods Of
,.u@ dr.!cu and finish.
hutNhIN CASSIMERES.
'ADl"! GRAY and FANCY CASS1MERES.
hEkSElS, FLANNELS, &C.
>''iHIi"~ mailed merchants OH application.
g.. Ii-,1ci.a
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COMMISSION OF LUSAcY.-Amanda Smith
(coloreO appeared before the Police Court
Yesterday charged with being of unsound
mind and trespassing on the premises Of
Charles II. Page. She was sent to Jail to
await action Of commission dc kln0tico.
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II JAIL AND CuAIN-GASG.-The prisoners
in the city Jail now number nincty-sevcn,
twenty-scyen of whom are women. The
chain.gang, numbering thirty-one, are at
work again on the basin bank. The stone
breaker has been broken, and will have to
be repaired before further work is done
with It.
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STATE STUDENTS FROM HENRICo AT THE
BLAcKsBURG CoLLEGE.-The school trustees
for Fairfield and Varina townships, Henrico
county, have been empowered TO select ono
youth as State student to the Agricultural
and Mechanical College at Blacksburg, Mont
gomcIy county. Va. Those wishing to
enter as such should make application on OF
before Saturday week. The trustees of the
townships will meet at the County Court,
house OH Saturday week.
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TIE FALL TEADr.-The prospect fora fine
fall trade is unprecedcntedly good in this
city. The biggest trade ever done in Rich
mord has been done in the last three days.
One wholesale house sold to twelve mer-
chants who had just returned from New
York, Philadelphia. and Baltimore. Rich
mond is surely making big strides in pros
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{tENUEAL.-MApAM j. VI. GRANGER
- !t-s leave to aun0unc" 10 the ladies Of Rich
.., ,ni ti1t Size hsz removed 20 No. G27 BROAD
t".EE aud viii IL the future tas ~ the pastl coll
h.n" ihr l''t Nt,-UI' and REPAliING ofLACES.
'tETtlN~. &c.
lG d''C,l"n 10 thc above Mr.. GRANGER begF
I.'' 10 tlg.ouucr tha1 he las made the purchase Of
'a, C"tl-. -tnc, II FANCY GOODS and NOTIONS
'IlA'I'. belonging L. Mr. :. iiIRSii, which, together
'.a- n.s .'ocl on uaud al FANCY GOODS. LACES.
p. 'Il-N Iliti, Will form OF the most dcSirl-
- ln"> AMI complete ;tssoGtmel.ts Of these goods
W. Il can h- found ia the city; and ;S that portion
' .''" " oh Formerly belonging to sir. iitrSh has
'@ purchase! murh below It's real vallc. lie IL en-
d. ''i 10 offer Inducements surprising those of any
th"r house In the city.
+. >.-NEW GOODS will I've received EVERY
WEEK al +. l.. GRA NGER'S,
.r-!-lu G.l2 Broad street.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN
THE RICHMoND Pos--OFFIcE OCTOBER s.
Mat. Marshall, Virginia; Cary c. Cooke,
Fiuvanna county; Mrs. Prescor Minkins,
care Of Dr.. Fleming; East johnson, in care
H. Minor
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JOB PRI'TINc.-We cali the attention OF mer.
chants clerks Of courts, sherils, lawyers railroad,
steamship and canal officers and agents and all others
having orders for printing to the facilities offered
the DISPATCH PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt and faithful execution Of all kinds of jon
PRINTING. We can furnish at short notice Cards,
Biil-Heats, Leter-Heatis- Programmes Ball Tickets,
Blanks. Pamphlets, Tags 1iand=Bllls, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare, Show-B!lls, Checks, Drafts, &c. &c.
&c. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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The acknowledged superiority Of the pictures
taken at the LEE" GALLERY is highly gratifying
10 ii must nc to the proprietor who Is so libe-
raj TO charge reasonable prices for the nc pic
turcs hc is producing.
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The GAS 1NvEsTIGATIoN.-Mayor Kelley
and the Committee on Retrenchment and
Reform will continue their gas Investigation
this morning at the lower works.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Spain.

MADRID, October "a dispatch was re-
ceived yesterday reporting the burning Of
the monastery and palace of Eseuria,.
Nothing additional has been received this
morning, and it is feared that all the trea-
sures in the building have been destroyed or
irreparably damaged.
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All books used in our private schools fur sale by
j. T. ELLYsoS, l1i2 Main street
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NJ. ELLYsoN & Co, Advertising Agents, DISPATCH
building, viii receive advertisements aud lave them
inserted in any journal Of the country at regulal
rates.
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ADVEHTIsE--Our merchants seeking trade In any
portion OF the country should advertise In tl,,
papers Of that section. NJ. ELLysoN & Co. vii
take advertisements and have them inserted at pub
lishers' rates.
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France.

HayRg, October 3.-The steamship France,
hence on Sunday last for New York. return
ed on Monday with her machinery disabled.
The passengers will SO forward by the vile
de Paris, which sails on Saturday.
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All the new textbooks used in the colleges and
public and private schools Of the city at STARKE
RyI.ASp,S bookstore. @ ss@- ST. y
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At $40 BroaG street, between Fifth and Sixth.J r.
MOUSTCAsTLE & co. are selling cooking and heat
ing stoves al low =. ices. Go and see them.
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The day and night sessions of the Business Col
lege, 1877 Main street, have recommended.
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PERsoNAL.-Judge \. B. Cochran, Of Au-
gusta; General ". r. &. Lee, and Hon.
Joseph Scgar were in this city yesterday.
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HAD A FIT.-One of the colored female
prisoners had a lit at the Police Court yester-
day morning and created quite an excite
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Our store will be closed on Thursday and Friday
the Sd and 4th of October it being religious festi-
val with us. LEVY BROTHERS,
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Nrw YoRK MARKETs.

New YORK, October s.--Cottun frm; sales, S,lA
hales: upIands lse: Orleans, l9ac. Flour easisr !;
ccmmen to fair extra, saseGsa7s; good 70 choice,
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Great bargains fl dry goods at LEVY BROTHERS
to-day. They viii bc closed ON Thursday and Friday
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DIED.

On Thursday evening, October sd. at twenty min
utes pact O'Clock. of dipbtheria, CAMILLE
MARIE ROUSE. eldest child of J. T. and Anna c.
Rouse, aged seven years, four months and nineteen
days.
Oh, my CAMILLEi God never sent faircr flower
than thee.
The funeral will take place at the residence of her
parents, 1906 Broad street, THIS (Fridayl AFTER
NOON at o'clnck. Friends and acquaintances are
respectfully invited TO attend.
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WANTED TO SELL ON LONG GRE
w DIT and monthly payments, ONE MARKET
FARM, new bindings, GiIlkTI-fOUR ACRES,
two miles below the city.
Also, THREE LOTS OF FARMING LAND two
miles below.
Also, ONE LOT OF FIN E GARDEN LAND two
miles above town on Westham road. Apply at 1400
Main street. oc i-3f
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WANTS.

"ANTED.-CANVASSERS wanted for
W light, profitable business.
s. HENRY & CO.,
corner Of Bank and Eleventh streets,
Al No
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lBy Associated Press.l
Fatal Railroad Accident.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, October 3.-ThreeI
passenger coaches On the East Tennessee,
Virginiaand Georgia railroad fell through the
trestle three miles west of Grecnyille this
morning. One brakeman was killed and
seven persons injured seriously and twenty
slightly. No names have as yet been re-
ported
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Large supplies Of public school-books at STARHE
& RYLANDs, el5 Main street, agents for the pub
ltshere,
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All the public school-books and supplies can b.
bought at State contract prices" ut STARKE &
p,-I
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All the English, German, French. Italiaf1 Span
bh, Greek, and Latin textbooks for public and
private schools at l31s Main street.
RANDOLPH G. ENGLISH.
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Aucroscoegin, Auburn, and Fruit of the Loom,
lEc. Il yard, at LEVY BROTHERS.
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LEVY BROTHERS s. store viii be closed ON Thurs
day and Friday. secure your bargains to-day.
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Ch!ldrens hats In every vnriety and style for sale
| by L. WEIsrGER 6 Co., 1901 Main street.
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Congressional Nomination.

CHARLESTON, Mass, October S.-The Dem
ocrats and Liberals have nominated General
Banks for Congress.
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STRAYED from my LOT on Wednesday
~ evening. September 25, one black SOW. with
wattlcs under her neck; little lame in one Of her
hind legs. liberal reward will be paid II delivered
to me, corner Of Main and Cherry streets. one
square above park \. l.. PHILIPS,
oc 2-atS S22 Main street.
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Declines i'm Favor Of Buckalew.

HARRISBURG, Pa, October 3.--Hon. W. P.
SchelI, the Labor Reform candidate for Gov.
ern0r, has declined in favor OF Buckalew.
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nALTIMoRE uARKETs
BALTIMORE LIvE-srocK mARYET
sIARENE HNTEILIGENcE.g
MOONS PHASES FoR ocToBER,

-
&a d. h. mo ~ .ssS
fss fig m99t nasr,e: Z z nsisraSsg, nsSrniSg
Last quarter. r.............si zf morning
MINIATURE ALMANAC, OCTOBER {. ls7a.
gun rises........ e:l3 Moon rises. ess
gun secs SAT Hixh tide. ....,.. 6oa
PORT OF RICHMOND, ocTosxR !, 1879. s
ARRIVED.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer :
Steamer Wyanoke, Couch. New York. n,ereaan-
disc and passengers, j. W. yatt, agent.
Schooner Ashland, Shannon, Baltimore, sugar,
Old Dominion Sugar Refinery. -
SAILED.
;, Schooner James McGhee, Lynch. ria Ptanketank
Schooner Alexander Massie. Donley, Phifsdei-
phia, raroadties, Curtis & Parker.
Schooner Mary Haley, HALEY, New York pia
Drewrys Bluff, wood, Curtis & Parker.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
NEW York. October rl.-Schoouerss Sarah Layinia,
Anderson. Norfolk. Va; Flying Scud, Owens, aud
Mary Ellen. Tucker, Richmond, Va. 5ss Z
DISASTER.
Brig Teresita (Br), Alberg, from SorfoIl, for
Berhcc. with slaves and ccal-oii. arrived ut st.
tress. She had hurricane August seth, in latitude
s5 longitude 81, causing her 10 cut away 5pars also
lost 6ulwarks started upper deck, cabin, and stern,
and leaks badly. Some of the cargo was thrown
overheard. 4 survey has been called to ascertain
The amount Of damage.
BY TELEGRAPH
Especial telegram to the Dispatch. f7e
CITY POINT, VA. October 3.-Passed up, brig
Echo; schoorers Anna Collins, James T.. AIailoy,
Francis French, {. y. McShain. and William Ma
gee. Arrived, schooucrs Hope and Alice Curtis
all for Richmond.
FORTRESS MONROE, October 3.--Passed In, bark
Wentworth, from Liverpool for City Point. Passed
out, steamship Peruvian, for Liverpool.
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LADIES RIDING HATS-a beautiful assortment
can bc found at 7. WEIsIGER & Co.'S.
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THE COUNTY CoUNT.-Tle October term
OF the Ilcnrico County Court commences on
Monday next.
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LEVY BROTHERS wish all of their friends to no
tice that lcr store viii be closed OH Thursday an,
FRIDAY.
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All books used in our public schools for sale by
J. T. ELLYSoS, HIP Main street.
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All books used in our public schools for sale b!
j. 7. ELLYSoN, ILL., Main street
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liams, conductor, had his eollar.bone broken
No other person was hurt. A caboose car
Of one of the trains and the engine of the
other were badly damaged.
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p K NJ = Y A l.

TO ClDER-MAKERs.-~Use SULPHlTE
.',d pf LINE 10 arres, the fermentation OF cider
WIN inil directions al 1Ea
.ns, MEADE 4 BAKERS pPug Store,
"aSi eI9 Main street.
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Fancy French cassimeres for pants i'll great va
rirty Mt SPENCE & Sons.
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Esss ssesesaf.@.

KEW FALL AND WINTER GOODS
ItLTC$ &YGLE'S
-. EsnAu STREET. NETw'S FurCTii ASU FIFTH.
i. "a. Store AMI daily receiving llS FALL. AND
WINTER STOCK OF Dry 1Dpl.$. consisting
uNE>> GVUDS--a bctuiiful line. all grades aud
,}>>NFNrS and HEAVY GOODS.
"nINE- IIi&. SIIEETINGS.
|iN''| =. :,'t prices:
~. hNnji ). white aud COlurci.
LANE -. QUILTS.
ri%ii.hMEN'& FURNISHING GOODS,
'i'H-t'.til. LNt -, uHG Sh1lOES: all of which
iH /. "Gcrtu& 1t the lowest prices.
JULIUS SYCLE.
10 i;rcad -.rCct. between Fourth aud Fifth.
'hr ;oNuw!H" gentlemen are with me, and will be
!s ','i in &C.. their ir.ci,s J. j. TURNER, w. D.
tH:it-, !riiS y. GARY, 4 GEoEGE L. BAG3Y, j. X.
iuEt>IiA&. 50 25-lm
SHAVING RENTED NJ STORE AND
Z sold my entire strck Of fancy goods
t"a notions - Mr.. T.. t. Granger shall offer tCT
'r .rXt I"r:y-iirc Gays the balance o. my stock,
.v@rlatmr ri
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOODS. aud
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
ST }rl4" cost wholesale ana retail
S. IURSH
80.
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BUSINESS WANTS.

WANTED TO SELL FORTY ACRES
w OF WOODS that will cut thirty-fve cords
per acre. Apply 1t l400 Main street. oc i-3t
WANTED TO SELL ON MONTHLY
w lNSTALMENTS, u NICE RESIDENCE on
Pleasant street, Apply at 400 Main street.
1T
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All The Richmond College textbooks at STARKE
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P. WEIsIGER C Co. have all the fashionable
hats. 49,.
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al books used In colleges and schools for sale
by j. 4. ELLYsoS. lll2 Main street.
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DAILROAD TIES, RAILROAD TIES.

$1,000 RAILROAD TIES WANTED To supply
contracts, at pay ing prices. specifications, &C.,
apply 10 BROWN, GROVES CO.,
Commission Merchants,
81 Commerce street,
Sc c3e-codatswitEw!t Baltimore, Md.
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Davo cotton, one shilling per yard, at LEV.
BROTHERS,.
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WANTED, several swift and neat HANDS
" to work Oh dresses. Apply at 1891 Main
Street LNp-stairsl. Oc t-lt&
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4 PPLICATION WILL BE MADE TO
N the James River Canal Packe. Company for
the RENEWAL OF SCRIP No. 49, for twenty-fo,rr
shares of stock In said company, standing in the
name of john n. Van Lew, which scrip has been
lost or mislaid -,,
sc "7-FIw EDWARD POWEhS.
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French cliagonals for coats at L. B. SPENCE e.
SDS's.
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T OST, A PHYSICIANS DAILY VISIT
~ ING LIST. The party returning It to me or
leaving it ut the DiSpdtch Office Will confer taVor
and receive satisfactory reward. ,o,e
l-lt* No 70l Franklin street.