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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02
eentinentalism about Spain.

The spanish. Cuban "Nurry" is over; but
there was one point developed in the DISCUS
sion of the subject which it is well 10 call
narticular attention TO. We do so with some
additional pleasure because our Wh'9 neisu'
Dor and friend has done the same tninS. we
have differed With the Wing about almost
every question that has been raised concern
ing our Cuban difficulties: First, as to seiz'ng
Cuba second, as to Cuba being held by an
independent government; third, about set
ting quietly and pleasantly the present issue
concerning the inhuman Cuban butcheries;
and fourth, about the consequences of war,
and the reasons that should deter us from
war.
Therefore we are sratiied to agree win
the Wing upon the one point We speak Oh
and that very interesting one, we heai'-
lily concur with its position that eve see DO
"reason why so-calcd republic should not
abe held accountable for wrong ana out
-. RAGE in the same manner and to the same
.extent as nation with any other form OF
government
Exactly. That is what the Dispatch has
constantly asserted. The "so-called" re-
public, indeed. What right has this Gov
eminent to make distinctions rs to forms Of
government in a consideration of its rights
and the construction Of international law:
How can the monarchical governments con-
slider their intercourse with our Govern
ment, profcssedly friendiy-which loses no
opportunity to show TO the world its favor
for republican government, thus encourage
ing the rebcllous spirit Of republicanism in
nations under kingly rule: Is not that
trcachery to those towards whom we profess
friendship? Is it not both vulgar and de-
ceitful?
When will this nation learn wisdom
enough to keep it free from This fraudulent
policv-this abominaLle discrimination: What
does it gain by il u? All the governments of
the world are arbitrary, except when
Will anybody tell us: Is it Francef vii!
the model republicans answer the question:
Is it spain: Why, there everything hangs
upon the supremacy OF CASTELAR,, the VISION
arv orator, who. like kossUTu, would bevery
sure to purloin the iron crown OF spain had
she one-aad would wear it, too.
We are sick and tired of all this mock
political sen>ibility and philanthropy. WILL
son proclains it, and BANKS also; and we
are sorry to add that even ex-senator Doc
LITTLE has joined in the weak sentimental
itv which would lead TO different policy
towards Spain from that which we would
pursue towards ,Engand and Russia. 1t is
base; it is faithlcss,; it is foolish. Why pre-
iudicc our relations with ali the world for
the sake of mock republic in an ctlete IA
ton. which, staggering like a man who has
received his death blow, is only feeling
about for place to fall upon:
Down with contemplate sentimentalism
in this great matter of our relations With
foreign nations! We neither benefit mall
kind nor yindcate our own honor by it..
But we disturb the peace Of the world, and
invoke upon ourselves the ccnsurc Of civil
lied man for displaying a dcccitfulness and
a turbulence that are dangerous both to the
peace and the justice Of international inter-
course.
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The Bankrupt Law.

1t is now stated that Senator MORTON is in
favor of an absolute repeal Of the bankrupt
law. Senator MORTON is like tmid servant
IN the house who will not 20 through the
passages and TO the distant room where the
giiost-lke sounds are heard until he has a
large company to 60 With him. He always
counts his forces and his rcinlorcemcnts be-
tore lie makes his attack upon ghosts or any
thing else. When he calls for the repeal Of
the bankrupt act look out for strong force
that will a>sail that measure.
But the bankrupt law should not be "ab-
solutcly" repealed without giving the ma
ton apotbcr law that shall be for the public
good. Why is it that we have had bankrupt
laws periodically established fora long time !:
1t is because bankrupt law is a necessity in
4 great commercial nation. 1t won't do to
simply repeal a bankrupt law because it is
in itself bad. Congress will not discharge
It's duty unless it gives the nation Il good
law in lieu Of the very obnoxious one we
now have, which was made for the good of
the officers who have charge Of ii. They
now get in fees and otherwise the hankrupl'S
property. The creditors are LETT without
hope. AS soon as the debtor gets into bank
ru?tcy they give him up, and he is "put
through" coming out, like Il demoraized
soldier in Il battle, " clean -. c., where he
does not come through with all his pro-
perry!
Congress should pass wise and just bank
rupt law. The people want it. 1t is inds-
pensablc to the business Of a fouri>hing
commercial country.
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MARRIAGES..

Married. on the 9th OF November, lST3, a. the
residence al the brides father, by Rev Dr. lth
Norwood. Mr.. JOHNNY. DARRACOTT. Of Henrico
county. aud Miss LIMA B.. daughter OF captain L.
L. Mcredth, of Hanover county, va. NO CARDS.
Married, on the 25th Of November; BY me Kcv.
Father SanGcviycr. CHARLES H. IINSLE1 10
Miss ELLEN LaNDERS: all Of this city
,r,rr,od n summeryilIc. near Augusta, Ga. on
Thurs,Ily, November 81. 1878. by the Rev. Joseph
4. Wilson. ID. d.. CHARLES ;. ARNALL' Of Stallf-
ION ia and Miss MATTE ID. EhO" ~ OF sum
lncrvllc. No cards -
Central Presbyterian please copy.
Married. on the OH of September, 1873. by the
Pe,. Fatncr Eandcviver, Mr.. JOHN ID. HAGaN 10
Miss MARY L. WICkS; both cf this city. 40
n.r ls
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

General SHERMAN considers our army OF
$4,000 too small. What would have been
thought OF man who SO considered thirty
years since: lie couldn't be President. Mr..
PolSstrT, Secretary Of War under VAN b.
REs, proposed to increase the army to $4,000,
and he was almost driven TO arrangement
by The clamor that was raised by the poll
ticians about it.
But General SHERMAN SAYS that in case OF
war the country can put as many troops into
the field as may be needed-nay. could mus
ter half-nllion at one blast OF the trumpet.
Exactly.
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Letter FROM CulDepcr.

FIRE DEATH - PREACHING - BAPTISMS, ETC.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch.l
CuLPEPER, Va, December !, 1878.
A frame building belonging to d. jamie
son, Esq, OF this place, was on yesterday
burned to the ground. The fire is supposed
to have been accidental. The building was
insured in Richmond company for $1,000.
Mr.. Jefferson Slaughter, an old and highly
esteemed citizen, died here on Saturday.
Rev. II. w. Wycr, of Warrenton, and
Rev. G. Gray, of Fincastle, preached in the
Baptist church on yesterday. The pastor,
Rev. j. B. Taylor, Jr., baptized eleven per-
sous last night.
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Thanksgiving Disappointment

Hhank>siyiisS-"D isappOin tmcnt'-A
CALI
[CurrcsrouIcncc Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DASviIlE, VA. November %, 1878.
Thanksgiving day was not regarded here,
except that there were religious services ut
the Episcopal church, and the post-ott1ce was
kept open only two hours of the day. No
negro procession even. No. drum was,
&C.
A man with fifteen hundred dollars in his
pocket WAS selling load of wood on the
street day or two ago "to pay taxes with"
and complaining wotully of the scarcity oi
money.
Numbers of negroes were here yesterday
to witness the banging of Girls. Craft, not
knowing that a supersedess bad been granted.
Much grumbIing because they had bought
their finery and scum a long ways, all for
to be disputed"
have it from good authority, though ii is
not official, that Rev. Mr.. Martin, of the Pres
bytcrian Church, will accept the call to Will
mington, n. c. His flock here have offered
TO add upwards OF $500 to the salary (2l,50U)
paid him heretofore. ALrHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

EJy FOR MORE NEW
AND ELEG Ant CLOAkS, SACQUES, REDlN-
GuTES. SHAWLS, AND DRESS GOODS FOR
WINTER SALES.-T. r. PRICE ( CO. are OPEN
ing great variety of new and elegant goods
LATEST STYLE EMBROIDERED DoLMAS CLoAKs;
ENGLISH JACKETS, plain and embroidered;
ENGLISH JACKETS, blue, fancy, and new;
Great display of NECK RrFFLISGs;
LACE CoLLARETTEs.and FESTs-very rare;
VELVET CoLLARETrEs, ribbon ends;
DRESS GOODS In great variety at wonderfully low
rates, such us VELoCRs. PorLlS sUITISGs,
SATISS, REPS. OsToMASS, EMPRESS, CAMELS-
HAIR PoPLISS, &c, &C., at rs, 80, 35, Acc. 10
II per yard;
SHAwLS, HOSIERY, GLOVES:
LADIES SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
MISSES and Boys SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
CAsSIMEKES In great variety, SC. DC 80
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

My. LEVY BROTHERS OFFER POp-
LINS, warranted all silk and WOOL, OF I0c. pcF g
SILK and Wool EPANGL1NEs at 75c. per yard
WIFE SILK POPL!NS, warranted all silk and
wool. at 81 per yard worth 81 SO; ,,,os
ELEGANT SaTIS.STRIPE SILK and "ooL
POPLINS at 81. 25 per yard worth ~;
EMPRESS CLOTHS ut 37H, 90, and 6Oc., reduced
from so, 60, and 76c.; .,
BLACK hLPACAS from 25c. 10 e ~ per ya I = INV
yard These goods present the appearance OF
silk. viii wear much better, ana 90 not cost
pLbfD DRESS GOODS In great variety from rs
A large lot Of REMNANTS Of DRESS GOODS to
n h,e e,i Ia c ~ nj LEVY BROTHERS..
BtTTTON-IOULDS, all sizes at sc. per dozen zen
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Hl.4EElS.

Died. at his late residence. tn Hcnrco county.
Va of consumption. November 3Oth GEORGE
w. WEAVER, i native oil pennsylvania.
Fear him. angels. far abovcus
TO the regions Of The b!dst:
No more pam. nor sin, nor sorrow,
safe within the fold Of rest.
Ills funeral will take place at Emanuel church
THIS tFucsd;ty) AFTERNOON at o'clock. The
friends Of the f.lmily are invited 10 attend.
Pennsylvania papers please copy.
Died. al her residence. In Iicnrlco county, Va,
November 80, 1873, Mrs. ELIZABETH \. L.
CAS-.
Her funeral viii take place from Clay Street Me-
thOcisi church Holiday December I'D at 0
o'clock. The friends Of the family are invited to
attend
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

We shall no. deem the Spanish
fzzlc profitleSs after the following from the
Lexington Gazette:
"As festive philosopher was returning
from the club the other night he was heard
soIiloquizing, Misunderstanding to me, or
Inc ,o-hic-'Uba, that should fight for
hprt'3
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

The Democratic caucus in Washington on
Friday night is said to have had Il disagree.
ment. Mr.. HOLMAN, of Indiana, opposed the
nomination Of anybody involved in the Gre
dit-Mo1ilier and backpay grab; whereupon
McssrS. NIBLACK and Cox withdrew.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

General MACRY requests Us to say that he
is not a candidate for The office Of " Superin-
tendent OF Education.' and does not expect
to be. He is DISTINGUISHED BY the Constitu-
ton of Virginia for re>igniDg his commits
sion in the United States army and fighting
for Virginia, or the Confcderucy, for four
years, for which he has not been "rar-
doned" by III, United States.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

In the matter of the insolvency of the
Midland railroad, which runs from New
York to Oswego, Judge BLArcuroRD, Of the
United States Circuit Court, has ordered the
sale of the pier belonging to that company
in New York ut the foot of Vesey street.
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FORM OF PROXY.

Richmond and Danvillc Railroad Company
Know nil men by these presents: That - inc
undersigned, do hereby constitute dappolht ON
attorney - for - and In - name 10 VoIe ui
nil questions that may be brought before inc lnec
Ing OF the stockholders Of the Richmond ana Ha
Vile Railroad Company to be held AZ o
any adjourned meeting there of hereby ratll yils az
the acts of - said attorney In the premises do
fully as If were present aud Voliilg I'D pefs9n:
III tcsuluoiiis, WIZ d,v of = no 26-td
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

ELIuU b. WAsHBaSE, of Illinois, is
brought out by the Cincinnati Commercial
as candidate for President at the next cleo
ton. 1t is quite early. apprehend that
Mr.. WAsuBURSE will ego to seed" before
the time comes. Besides, the third term Is
an obstacle in the way Of all new "entries."
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NOTICES TO TAXPAYERS.
CITY COLLECTORS OffiCE.t
RICHMOND, November 20. 1873.
VNHIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN Dali.

CITY COLLECTORS DfFltE't
RICHMOND, November 20. 1873.
V'HlS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN DALI
"rKOM
O'CLOCK A. VI. To O'CLOCK +. VI.
FROM THE
10TH TO THE Dist DAY OF DECEMBER
INCLUSIVE,
for the purpose OF receiving from any person WIZ
has already paid onchalf only Of the cit! taxes
charged TO him the Remaining half, AMI that
TEN PER CENT.
will be added 10 the amount OF said remaining BAH
of the tax charged III every case where the parry
assessed shall fail TO pay said remaining hall "!lhI
the time so limited
But In case any person, having failed 10 pa! IL
the month of June one-haif OF the city taxes dHs
from such person. shall fall 10 pay the whole amour
thereof on or before the 3lST DAY OF DEtENBs"
there shlll be added
TWENTY PER CENT.
upon the amount Of the tax so remaining due
The Collector respectfully calls the attention u
those parties who have SO repeatedly promised ~
settle their bills (other than the talt-pald bis
and on which he has been SO lcneni that shou'H
he now fail to call on them by the 18Th CT pecrin-
Der, and they fail to pay during the month OF De-
ccmber, lie will be compelled, under the duti'"
of his Office. 10 collect In January BY LEVY "i''
the additional TWENTY PER CENT.
JOHN +. REGNACLT.
L,1-1m Collector
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

MgcKLENBuRG.-The Chase City S0uthside
Vtrginian says that owing to informalities
at a Il the precincts of that county save Buff
fulo the Conservative candidates for the
Legislature must be returned as elected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

SUICIDES IN BALTIaoRE.-TWo occurred
last week. In one instance young man
CHARLES W. GRoss-took his lite by stfychna
through fear of punishment for embezzle-
ment; in the other case middlc-ascd NAH
PAUL C. +. SuEAFFER-died by pistol.shot
in his own haud-lired of life.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

ENCOURAGEMENT FOR HARD-Kus Cries
Sitku, in Alaska, has a public debt of 500,
and has only scycnty-fiyc cents in the trea-
sury The New York Commercial suggests
that "there is nothing like Belriny straits
OF this kind with cheerlulnc>s.o OF coursc
there is not. Why should even New York
DC discouraged at her inability to borrow
s2,ooO,0O0 when she looks gently upon
Eukai
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

One Mr. FooT and one Mr.. DENNY varied
the amusemcntss ut the New York Stock Ex-
change on Saturday By fight with fists.
They were expelled from the Stock Board
fol thirty days.
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DANIC! PANIC!

panic: PANIC:
JULIUS SYCLE has just received from New
York aucriuus a large stock Of FOREIGN and DO
MESTIC DRY GOODS, which Will Dc sold At panic
prices.
BLACK GRos-GRAIS SlLKs.
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS.
DRESS GDaDS.
SATTEESS, DIAGOSALs, CAMELo HAIR = NJ"
goods .-. ,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, Moss CoLoRs, ALrAcAs' sn1
BLACK GOODS.
CASIIMEREs. SATTEESs. EMPRESS tLoTHr>
SEDAN REPS AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS. and CRAZE
CLOTHS. Also. Il full line Of BLACK ALPACAs
WHITE AND CoLORED FLANSELs,
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLASSELs;
WELSH AND SHAKER FLATNELS.
BED BLANKETS, COLORED BLASkEIe,
QUILTS, and CoMFURTERs.
CAsSIMERES.
In CASSlMERES We have iuli assortmen' al Ill
prices.
SiIAwLS and CLOAKS, new styles:
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS.
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
in CAMBRIC EDGIEGS AND REAL FALk|
KID GLoyE>-our own importation:
IESTIEM.S'S aud LADIES UNDERWEAR. fGl!
line;
BLEACIlED and BROWN CorToSs and SHEErfS"s.
Nv stock Is complete In every department, anl
GOODS JULIUS SYCLE.
AIS Broad street. between Fourth ana fltih
SALESMES: }. j. Turner, ". y. Po"ers; Jonn
sr.rn no IL
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c.

WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, dc.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
Owing to the scarcity OF money, have reduced
the prices OF my Wines, and beg to call particular
attention 10 the very extensive lot oi Champagne
now arriving, consisting Of
BUUZY, DRY VEKZESAY,
CARTE BLANCHE,
NAPOLEON, PREMIERE SERRE,
all Of the house OF
BUuCHE. Fills & CO Also,
L'RODERER Russianl,
MUMSI'S DRY vERZENAY, and HEIDsIECk.
Furthermore, have now In the UNITED STATES
CUSTOM-HOUsE large lot Of JAMES HEN
MESSY BRANDY In half-pipes, quarters, octaves,
aud cases:
% casks SIIERRY-palc Standard. Topaz, Amol-
tillCdn, and others:
Is cases ASGOSTURA Buffers;
All Of my own Importation, and which olIer TO the
trade In
BOND or DUTi-PAID.
With full assortment of all other imported Wine:
and Liquors, such as
CLARETs, HOOKS, SCOTCH WIIISkEY.
JAMAICA and ST. CROIX RUM,
CORDIALS
of every description, etc., ETC., and large lot OF
RYE and BOURBON WHIsKEYs,
/ am confident have q larger stock to select from
thau any other house In the city.
OSCAR CRANE,
Importer Of Wines, Liquors. and Cigars,
de lin No. Ii Governor street:
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my- MOTHERS, MOTHERS MOTIF

G MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH.
ERs.-Don't fall to procure MRS wISsI,Ow.s
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incide,, -
the period Of teething In children. 1t relieve, bc
child OF pain, cures wind collie regulates The h.o,s
and by giving relief and health 10 the Child p,vas
rest to the mother.
Be sure TO call for
"MRs. WISsLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP,
For sale by all druggists. euTuThss.
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MASONIC NOTICE.-The. MEN, a.
Nl bers of CHARITY L I;oIDG isse No: 99;W
requested T to aterd es saSeo EVENES at
O'clock. Every member is requested TO attend.
Members of sister lodges fralernaliy invited: BY
order of the w. NJ. ". II. l.. SOMbs,
de 2-1t* SccreLlr!.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

RICHMOND AND DASvLLE RAILROAD Cog
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF The
i STOCKHOLDERS of this company VIII be
held on WEDNESDAY the 10th of December
1873. mt the Exchange Hotel, in this city, conveh-
Ing at ! 2 o'clock NJ s., ,,o-oa
from the end of the present month until alter the
annual meeting. ,.,,,r,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

rTuE OFFICERS AND MEN OF i
i COMPANY WIN assem5l k at Inc ~ a nn1@.E
u NJ without arms, for business. The court II
martial Win meet to assess fines eder a es mGmcSr
Il. CLARKE. hODEh o III W. Snrnonn,
de IT. ci''II! Eeiee'u'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

BuRRlEL.-The United States Gov.r,,,,,,
1alled IN It's demands upon Spain in not de-
Mandipg the burial Of BUnaIEL.
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FINANCIAL.
DANk OF COMMERCE.

DANk OF COMMERCE.
This bank offers It's services for legitimate ana
safe banking, and solicits business.
DEPOSITS bearing interest will he received and
certificates issued therefor. No INTEREST Will
be allowed on current open accounts
FOREIGN and DOMESTIC EXCHANGE for
sale III sums 10 suit.
BONDS and STOCKS bought and sold In this and
other markets OF tie cO;Iutry on commission.
STATE COUPONS, receivable for taxes, for sale
at market rates
COLLECTIONS made on all accessible points.
Correspondence solicited.
no o5-lm JOHN G.. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
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TEE SOCIAL CLUB.-Eyery member is
1 requested to attend meeting at Krouss hall
THIS EVENING at TX o'clock for transaction OF
important business. By order of the Presldent,
JAMES ii. ALLEN. JOHN Il. FlNh'e
rio o. N
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nwLEvY BROTHERS OFFER BLACK
and col ORED yELvETEENS, 81 ACk and
COLOKED SILK YELyETs, BLAGh an9
COLORED TRIMMING VELQpRS, BLa Az
ami col ORED SATINS aud SILKS, BLaSJh
WATERED SILK. WHITE GORDUR0Y.;
UXIDIZED, SILK, VELVET, GILT. AZ Ale;
and RUBBER BUTTONS: FRiNGETSo anu anu
TTtt.HSS NY LEVY BROTHERS.
BUTTON. DIS, all sizes, at cents per 90
gen LARGE CORD. ho 40
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

MAJ. BLACK ENAM f LIE d CLOTH
SKIRT-PROTECTORS reduced to ~ cents
npioce They are the best skrt-protcctor ever
manufactured as the mud and dust can DE "asi-
ed OIL without jury to the dress. rr.,o
LEVY BROTHERS.
1917 and 1919 Main street:
BY ~ e CSpi no 20
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y II. MAURY Il CO., Stock and Elk.
les change Brokers. Office No. 101o Main street
il will bc seen from The above that we have moved
our Office from No. lola to No. lO1 3, Immediately
Opposite, and where we shall, us heretofore, lie
pleased to ste and serve friends and the public
generally in buying and selling on commission.
Interest coupons receivable for State LAKES. Ne
gutiabc paper. gold bonds and stocks Of all kinds.
&c Orders receive prompt attention.
no g. 2awSw1m X. Ii. MAURY & co.
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ni5 PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

MT PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burns
in any lamp without danger of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly 10 displ4cc the use o
volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety under every
possible Test and IL. perfect burning qualities,
proved by Its contlhuet use III over 100000 famt-
lies Millions of gallons have been sold aud no
ctd,atSdrccly or indirectly--has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies aud fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASTRAL
u, the pest safeguard When lamps are used Send
for circular
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and 1T
wholesale BY the proprietors, CHARLES PRATT
i CO., los Fulton street. New York.
DC ] 7-d&w6m
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DRY GnnnS
GEE WHAT READY MONEY WTTI M
- IN NEW YORK AT THIS TIME,

GEE WHAT READY MONEY WILL M
- IN NEW YORK AT THIS TIME,
ISAAC COHEN has lust returned from xoy
York. where he has attended the recent cash apc,,o
sales. He Is now selling '''N
Camels-har Dress Goods that were Soc for 2sc
35C. Alpaca for 23c. 1900
4oc. Alpaca for 35c.;
56c. Alpaca for 45c. Finer at prcportioua,s
rates.
Balmoral Skirts that were 81 % for 3l.35;
Misses Skirts worth 75c. for SEE;
Misses Shawls that were IL 80 for Al.10;
Ladies' Shawls reduced from IS to s3.45;
Ladies' Shawl, reduced from 93 so to IL;
Eelvetecn reduced from 7jc TO Soc;
Velveten reduced from IL 10 75c.;
Ladies Merino Vests reduced from 90 TO Csc
from 81 $50 10 81;
Hamburg Embroidery little over half price:
The best assortment Of Guipure Lace in !hts city
see the price:
Carpet at 25 worth 35c., Two-Ply for As worth
65c.. all-wool Ingram for 75c. sold generally for
1925;
Another lot Of Kid Gloves;
Androscoggin Bieached Muslin III l3.c., Davol
Mills 1910. Wamsuta lSc.
Many other goods too numerous 70 mcut!on.
Positively one price. ISAAC COHEN,
3O5 fsroad. between Third and Fourth streets.
CLOSED SATURDAYS.
Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

THE BUSINESS RECENTLY CON-
l. Quoted by Mr.. +. STANSBURY at no. 221
cast Main street will lie conducted hereafter ell
trely by the undersigned. therefore most respect
fully invite The custom Of our former patrons, and
the public generally 10 give NE call and will el-
dcavor TO give satisfaction in quality and price
do o