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SsSssO1e hanks.

WAsHISGToS, November l6.-COmptroller
of Currency Knox has returned from Bos-
ton. lie reports the loans of the banks of
that city at S7,O00,O0O; surplus, S20,000,-
600: and the loss only. 81 100000. He says
the financial prospects, in view of these facts,
arc cheerful, and business is fast resuming
its usual channels.
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woodruff and CIasti1,.

NEW YoRK, November 16.-The friends
of Woodruff & Claiiin met last night to raise
$3s, 900, which it was alleged would secure
their liberation. After, brilliant speeches
the hat was passed around. The result was
$3.50. A committee was appointed to pro-
cure urthersubscriptions. 1
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New MILITARY CoMPANY.-A military com.
many has been formed under the name OF
Richmond City Guards, with MIR. Charles Y :; :;
williams as captain. A meeting Will De held
at the office of the High Constable, on
Franklin near Governor street, TINS tMon,
day) evening at = O'Clock. Members, anu
others wishing to join, are requested .'a 10 pe N
urompt in attendance.
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An Overdue steamer.

WASHINGTON, November 1G.-The officers
of the Pacific Mail Company at New York
profess to feel no anxiety for the safety Of
the steamer Arizona, now twelve days over
due at San Francisco from Panama, beliey-
inc that the delay is due to some misbap to
the machinery. The Arizona Is valued at
$500, 900, and is insured.
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FEsT1vAL-To-dav the ladies' of Christ
church begin their festival at Virginia Hall.
1t promises to be very attractive affair, and
will doubtless draw well. This evening
there will be soiree by gentlemen amateurs,
members of the Richmond philharmonic
Association. The programme for the Diff
ferent evenings will doubtless be very into
resting.
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a Minister DisGraccd.

LOUISVILLE, November 1G.-The Louisville
Presbytery has rendered u verdict OF guilty
against Rev. DR.. Gilbert Fl. Robertson
on charges of drunkenness, lasciyiousness
and fasehood, and sentenced him to be de.
posed from the ministry and suspended
from privileges of Church unless he shows
repentance lifting him for membership.
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jon rRlSTtNG.--We cali the attention Of Incr-
chants, clerks Of courts, shcrs, lawyers, railroad,
steamship aDdcanal olccrsand agents, mdali others
having orders for printing, 10 The facilities offered at
the DlSIATCu rRTSTISG ESTABLISHMENT for the
prompt ani faithful execution Of al kinds of JoB
PRINTING. We can iurriSh at short notice Cards,
B-lIrats, Eeftcr-lieadS. Programmes, Ball Tickets,
Rll,,ks Pamphlets. Tags. Hind-Bils, Catalogues,
Bills Of Fare. show-Bi'ls, Checks, Drafts. &C., &c.
Satisfaction guirantccd
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THE Police CoURT.-On Saturday morn
ing W. Ii. Cabcll appeared before Justice j.
j. White to answer the charge of assanltinS
and cutting Anderson Kyle. The case WAS
continued until to-day owing to the absence
OF the injured party. Cahell was committed
to iaiI until this morning.
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WESTWARD, Ho THE report of the track
LAYING on the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad,
received Saturday night at the office in this
city, represents that the rails have been put
down seventy-one miles west of the White
Sulphur. The track is also being laid from
the west.
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THE HORSE MALADY.-The epizootic dis
order is still improving. Richmond and the
streets begin to look Busy once more, though
the street cars are not yet running, and SUI
perintendcut Crenshaw reports that they will
not do so in less time than two weeks. The
following prescription, successfully used in
Lynchburg and Petersburg. may be of in
tcrest to those persons in Richmond whose
horses are still ailing: Spirits nitre, one
ounce; parcsoric, one ounce; pure sulphatc,
one drachm; water, one pint. Drench, or
give in hot mash, and repeat every twenty.
four hours if necessary. Keep the horse well
bE.nketed aud with good bedding. Wipe
out the nostril- three or four times day
with bromo chlolNum, one part to eight OF
water.
II is stated that disease similar to the cpl
zootic catarrh with the horse, has broken
out among the cats, and that many uptown
fclineS are affected with it.
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--latest Estimate OF Insurance Losses
by the Boston Fire.

New YORK, November 1G.-The latest and
lowest estimate Of insurance losses by the
Boston fire gives the total count at S4S, 1922
800, distributed as follows: Massachusetts,
companies, S29,710,QOo; Connecticut, $2,-
9j2 800; New York, S6,S50,000; Maine,
100000 Rhode Island, $920, 900; Missouri,
5000; Minnesota, $4,000: New Jersey,
S17.50D; Ohio, S205,000; Pennsylvania, S2,.
7IIG,5o0; Wisconsin, $4,000; foreign, ST..
80 600
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Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, November lG.--Of1lciaI and
unofficial returns from every county elect
Baxter (Republcan) by 700 majority. The
other State officers, with the congressman-at-
large, supposed to be elected are Democrats.
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TELEGRAPHIG NEWS.

New York Stock and Money Market.
New YORK, November lG--sloney not so
active, closing ut 0 to 4. Sterling heavy i
prime bankers, loss. Gold, 1132. Govern
ments ! better. States dull and steady.
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n,,nauc tn Harvard College.

Boston, November 16.-l1aryard College
suffered over 100000 by the fire. 1t viii
cost 100000 to rebuild it. The College has
100000 good insurance from quarter OF Q
million for which it was insured. President
Eliot says the permanent loss is S200,0Go, and
for this we must beg.
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THE THEATRE.-The Chapman sisters, AZ
ter long absence. will commence IN en-
.agement at the Theatre tonight. Don
Giovanni is the opening piece. They will
doubtless have fine house.
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br.icing knives, forks, md piatcd spoons, aud a
beautiful line Of pockct-kuives OF Englfs!, manu-
faeturc. It would lie 10 the advantage of al 10 call
there before purchasing elsewhere.
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/. TEE CoupoN CASES. The counsel in the
coupon cases now pending in the supreme
Court of Appeals have agreed to submit
their argument to the court in print as soon
ais there is q full bench. 81,
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An Injunction Hssued.

New ORLEANS, November 18.--The United
States Court has issued an injunction and
restrainer against the. State Returning Elec-
tion Board, Of which Governor Warmotb
is president.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALs.-In this court
on Saturday, upon petition of Messrs. Ar
mistead & Peek, setting forth that they are
aggrieved by c decree pronounced in the
Chancery Court of the city of Richmond on
the 2lst May, 1872, an appeal was allowed
and supersededs awarded.
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RISE IN Wool The rise in the price of wool has
not made any difference in the prices of L. B..
sPEEcE II SONS woollen goods. They are kept
down to the lowest living prices. A few more Of
those heavy one-doar uudershirts lett
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ABOUT MARRIAGE.-Don't get married without
consulting Z. B. SPENCE & Son about your outfit
They keep good supply OF cloths, good cutters,
skilled workmen and will rig YOU out In the latest
style.
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Parade OF TEE FIRST RsGIMENT.-The
First regiment Virginia volunteers, under
command of Colonel John a. Sloan, will
have grand dress-parade on Saturday eve
ming next, the 23d instant.
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OvERcOATS.-E. B. SPENCE & Son keep on
hand large stock Of ovcrcoats Of various grades,
which they are selling at the very lowest living
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LIST OF uSMAILaBIE LETTERS REMAINING "
THE R1cuaoSp PosT.OFRIoE NOVEMBER l6:--
e.. Burns, care of Scott & Hamburg, BaitI-
more. Md; Mary A. Sanburn, Seabrook, n.
A.; Captain f. F. Stuck, ship Neptune,
.CnlIcia ., Jones, care Of John Jones, Rich
mond, Va. Mrs. Rebecca Pnoll Phalmns, ,
uost.office Luden HeIflin; Editor state
Journal, Richmond, Va; hr. LIS. Squire
RandolDf stSs 1,ss.4s sgs -. .-stgt4
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If You want good-httng ovcrcoat of fire fabric
at low price go to E. B. SPENCE SONS fashiona-
bic clothing establishment
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Fatal Railroad Accident.

-TtOIt1 FcIetIdHI 10 tHC DIHEaIVlsJ = = =
WELDON, N. c., November 16.-Joseph
Myers, of seaboard, n. c., clerk for White &
Brother of this place, in attempting to get
on the cars this evening was instantly
killed.
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DEATH OF Mr.. WArKlNs.-Mr. Henry Clay
Watkins, for many years a commission mer-
chant of Richmond, died at his residence, in
this city, on Saturday. His funeral will take
place from the First Presbyterian church at
12 o'clock to-day.
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Silk hats ut all prices. ?. WEIsIGER & c.

LADIES' FURs.-A magnificent assortment Of
every kind; all fresh, and warrared for sale at r.
WEISIGER & CO.'S.
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Those heavy one-dollar undershirts ut Z. Is
SPENCE SONS are just the things for this weather
Supply yourself before they are all gone
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Fur trimmings. =. WEISIGER & Co.

Boys caps at Soc, worth more. P WEIsIGER &
Co. arc selling great bargain In cap at 5Cc.-the
very thing for school-boys.
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A BRIEF SSow-SToRM.-The snow com.
menced falling hrskIy Oh Saturday evening
at e:2O O'Clock, but by : the clouds were all
dispeled, and it was as clear and cold as
christmas
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HusTINGs CoUET.--This court was not in
session on Saturday. 1t adjourned on Fri
day and will meet again this morning.
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I have auayzcL the whiskey known under The
brand Of "B Sclcct.n controlled by Messrs VAL
TER ID. BLAIR 6 Co., Richmond, VA. and fud It
free from ftlSl oil and other Impurities, and recon-
mend Its use for medicinal and family purposes.
j. Is. MCCAw, N. D..
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College Of Vir
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insurance Receivers.

iosroy, November 1G.--Rcccivcrs have
been appointed for the National Insurance
Company, of this city.
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WASHINGTON, November 16.-It is stated
that Secretary Boutwell, succeeds Senator
Sumner in the United States Senate.
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Escape OF a Forger.

SAVANNAH, November 16.-William An.
derson alias Cohen, the bank forger, escaped
from an officer to-day while being taken to
Jail. .... q.
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Fatal ShnDtinG Case.

CLEVELAND, November 1G.-rhe trapeze
performer Harry Maynard was shot dead by
il courtezan this morning. She claims it was
accidental
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REss & Co.'S is the only successful gallery for
children's pictures.
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One hundred bales Of straw in-t arrived and fol
salc at y NJ. LEE < Co.'S grain aud feed store, cur
ncr ul Twelfth aud Cary streets
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Genuine porcelain pictures only made success
fully ut REES & Co.'s for breastplBs and larger
sizes at their reduced prices
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Godey's Ladys Book and Demoresfs Fash
ION Monthly for December received from ).
t. E!yson, newsdciler, 1112 Main street.
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OLE BuLL.-Supply yourselves with neck-ties,
gloves. &C., for the OLE BULL concert. T. Is. SPENCE
& Son keep good lot.
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Nothing Is so pleasant to the feet tluse lne
English socks at E. B. SPENCE 4 SoN's, 1870 Mall
street
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QuAL1F1ED.-W.-J. Leake qualified as an
attorney on Saturday to practice in the Su-
preme Court.
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Trains DELAYED by snow.

BuFFSLo, N. Y, November 18.--Twc feet
of snow here. The passenger trains are ten
or twelve hours behind time.
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EDWIN bKOWNE,
Manager Katie Putnam Comedy Company.

HEADo'Rs FIRST VIRGINIA VOLUNTEERS,
RICHMOND, Va, November 10, 1872. !
Mr. El,oin Bro,cne, manager Of Miss Put
nam's Comedy Company:
Dear Sir,-On behalf of my command
accept the proposal of the artlcss and fasci-
Mating Miss Putnam, who has so generously
rendered an evening for the benefit of the
First Virginia regiment, and would, with
her appreciation, suggest Thursday, Novem'
ber 21st, as the evening, and " Rosedale the
Rifle Ball" the play upon the occasion.
Very respectfully,
JonS A. SLOAN, Colonel commanding
First Virginia regiment.
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FASHIONABLE !IhTS.-Onc Of The largest assort-
mcnts OF hats to hc found south at 7. WEI>IGER &
CO.'S.
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HENRIco COUNTY CoURT.-Thcrc was 10
business Of special public interest transacted
in this court on Saturday.
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AnvEnTISE-rur merchants seeking trade IL ali!
port"u of the country should advertise In the
papers uf that section. VI. ELLISON II 60. w:i
fake advertisements and have them inserted IL pub
fishers rates,
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The largest supply Of gentlemcn's furnishings
may be seen at L. B. SPENCE {; SONS 1900 Main
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REEs Co.'S pictures give universal! satisfaction.

For finely photographs 20 to REEs &
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REEs C CO.'S is the only gallery In the city for
or ivory-inished photographs.
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CLOTHING in endless variety at L. B. SPENCE 6
SONS, 1900 Main street.
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For good-ftting and stylish pants call at Z. b
SPENCE < Sons.
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NJ ELLYS0TS Co. Advertising Agents, DIsrNrCu
building will receive advertisements and have then
Inserted In any Journal of The country at regular
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fon get the hest and cheapest pictures IL the cit!
ut itEES & CO.'S.
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RUSSIAN SABLE FCES.-Sonc elegant SETS for
sale ii /. WElSIGEW & cos.
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If you want good-fttiug vest out cf stylish good
go to Z. b. SPENCE & SONS. 1900 Main street.
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tIlat his Majesty King Afaateus $500 ; "a
Detl,r,.lnrk.El..

CorgsnAGgS, November lG.-'rite storm
which raged in The north uf Europe on
"Wednesday and Thursday syas very disas.
Etrous throughout DcGrTnrk and ON tho c0ast
Tie wind Blew a hurricane rain and sneW
fell incessanuy the streams rose 10 an untis;
Esuai height, oyerfioWing their banks and isls
,indating the country for miles arouHd.
Great damage was done to the seaport t6WRs.
Numerous marine disasters occurred. Re-
ports of the loss OF twenty -four ships hare
already been received.
Half of the town of Praesto. i1 the isls1d
of SeeI on the Baltic, was laid waste by the
storm. The small island Of Beetor was en-
tirely submerged by water and every inhahl.
tant drowned. M -
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

ItOW FOR SALE.-A fine YOUNG SIss:sIS
SMILCH COW; milks splcndldly vii! .s.sa.IIAk.- sss
be fresh 10 the pail in very short time: cheap, OF
So. Apply at No. J07 Third street, between Clay
and Leigh. no lS-ltH
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CARpETuNGs, OHE-CLoFEEs. &c.
coyFEfrrHONER5Es.

rI,o HOTELS, BOARD1NG-HoUsES, and
1 Private Familes.-Atmore's Mince Meat, the
best In the world AS agent for the
and 81 his prices offer GOO ponnfs aiincc aea
.,ut nm I'm barrels half-brrels tubs, fucketss ana
lars, ready for use. Eicl. and trcy aa!l eariSt
7 =. 90 siE Es-. Agent for Manufacturers.
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A stylish coat may be had at L. B. SPENCE 4
Sous
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GRUBBS.& WILLIAMS VIII sell at q T. NJ, a num-
Der of lots corner Of Cary and Pine streets.
W. KEESEE Will sell at 10 A. NJ. furni-
turc, piano, organ, carpets, &C.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England
JoyDos. November 16.--The Norwegian
shin Sesostris was wrecked In the North sea
during terrible gale on Wednesday last.
Fourteen Of her crew perished.
LONDON. November lG.--The Empress Eu-
nenie held Il tste at Chiselhurst yesterday.
Many visitors were present from Paris. A
number of regiments stationed at versailles
sent bouquets.
THE LATE STORM. II.
LoSpoS. November 1G.-Dispatches from,
StraIsund of to-day's date report that eighty
vessels were totally wrecked in the late gale
The town was considerably damaged by
inundation. The fishermen on the island OF
Seinest Oars and Hiddensoe lost all their
tisbing-snlacks and apparatus. Their houses
and contents were heavily damaged by hiSn
water. Nearly all of the cattle on the Island
were drowned. Wells were flooded from
the sea, and the Inhabitants are suffering
greatly for want of fresh water, food, and
shelter. The Government has dispatched
steamers laden with supplies to their relief.
The island of Rugen has also felt the dis
;aster heavily. Many OF its fishing boats have
been DESTROYED, and the fields near the coasi
line are flooded. The, loss Of life, both, on
the islands and mainland, is very heavy. 81.
.gtiFz- Spain. ,s4. ~ - sSssts
MADRID, November l6.-The lower House
of Cortes has passed the first clause of the
mortgage bank. bill hya vote of l28 TO 5s.
There is trouble ut Vittoria, the capital OF
the Province of Alava, between the Coy
ernnent authorities and the artillery troops
stationed there, caused By the opposition OF
the latter to the appointment OF Genera! ht-
dalgo as Captain General OF the PreSlnce.
The latest reports from the town stase saa.
fila, troops maintain their defiant attitude,
and more serious trouble Is feared Il, eouse.
o,lence of recent damon nstrations oil rowing
bands OF Carlisss In the northern prpfin ices.
phe garrison at San Faasier has been an-
creased, aud force OF earbiIeers has ceefi
concentrated at Logrorios ss
MApEID, November i. ne court ply
sjelai,s issued 6 bulletin this lGernlr,s stating
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HAY, HAY, HAY.-GEkvAs sToERs co. have
Just received per schooner Sail! laS bales OF spien
did hay.:s go. issssg
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Germany.
e,sv.pcr 3 prcovpr, !,

BERLIN, November l6.-It Is suited that:
Count Bismarck is recovering from his seri-
.ous illness. ftss d. iss;;3
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rE,OBACCO FACTORY AND FIXTURES
Il AT FREDERICK'S HALL. LOUISA COuN-
TY. VA. CHESAPEAKE AND ONO RAlL-
mol,.rate terms our TOBACCO FACTORY aud
FIXTURES, consisting Of 4 large and roomy build
in@ fronting ninety feet, Immediately opposite the
dcnot. The fixtures are of the most improved
kinds-HYDRAULIC PRESSES. and POTS,
MILLS, SCREWS, SC. a well "f pure water IN INC
building Unusual facilities for u!virg the ccle-
bratc Louisa county leaf direct from farmers.
EaiIro,d transportation at the door. Ofercd be-
ca;,ec we move to Richmond.
lso, a nice little FARM of SIETY-SIX ACRES:
comfortable COTTAGE with six rooms: we!l
fenced: good water in the yar'l few hundred yards
from the factory. ,.,.,,o p,c,,
Apply to Il. 4. MILLS, Tobacco Exchange, Rich-
mond, or address ,.,.,.,1.u
M IN W&StIlel Louisa county, Va.
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A BENEFIT Te THE FIRST VIRGINIA REGI-
MENT.-Miss Katie Putnam, the popular and
talented actress performing at Virginia Hall
last week, will return to Richmond on Thurs
day, and give three dramatic entertainments
at Assembly Hall. The first performance
ION Thursday night will lie for the benefit
of the First Virginia regiment, as stated i'll
the following correspondence:
NOVEMBER 15. 1872.
Colonel John A. Sloan, Commanding First
Virginia Regiment:
Dear Sir,-Proposing to return to Rich
mond next week for a short engagement, I
would state that Miss Katie Putnam has
kindly given up her benefit for the purpose
of tending the same to your gallant COM
mand. Should it be your pleasure to accept,
be pleased to name the evening and play you
deem suitable for the occasion.
am, sir, truly yours,
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RICHMOND, VA,
AUCTION SALES TnKrs nay.

w. .. RATctfFFE will sell at 10 a. NJ. grcce-
}s5 rcs, ..ea. 49,
B CO. will sclrst ar. NJ a rt,tcroc,l
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TOR SALE.-l have just received q yoke
Il of No. OXEN for sale on consignment
a. a. HUTt HESON,
M lat No I5Os Main street.
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FANCY GOoDs AND TRIMMINGS.


SPECIAL NOTICE. - Mir. Il. l..
.SGRANGER bess to announce that ne mas just trc-
turned from New York with an elegant assortineh
of new styles Jet and Fancy Jewelry, also large
lue Of Fancy Goods, consisting OF new Styles En-
brodered and Lace Collars, Ladies' scarls, ieS ana
Fichues Bandsa apd Bandeaux, Pearl set'Jet Chains,
Pocket Books ETC.. etc. Hehas also taken occasion
to repenish that portion Of the stock recently pur
chased of Mr.. S. Hlrsh, whereby he Is now able 70
offer one of the most complete asSortnents OF
Hosiery, Corscts, Embroideries, Laces, and Fancy
Dry Goods that can be found in tie city.
Mrs. GRANGER will continue in her usna line OF
repairing and doing up Laces, Curtains. &C.
p.S.-Scw goods received every week TT
E. L. GRANGER'S,
oc oa-Im G27 Broad street.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-To THE LADIES: |
- would respectfully inform the ladies that have
FALL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS AND
TRIMMINGS.
Also. a full supply OF Real and Imitation Hair
Goods i;od-Plated aud Jet Jcwery, aud every
thing usually kept in fancy store.
- WILLIAM III. ADAMS,
623 Broad street.
oc l3-lm between siAlh anu Hefeh'i''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-18
WANTS.

w TANTED, two CABINET-MAKERs.
w Call ut No. 319 Broad street, between Tbird nj
Fourth streets. A good price will be paid and
steady = employment n cATEwoop