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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-18
MANCHESTER NEWS.

CHURCH NoTEs.-At the Methodist church,
in the forenoon the pastor administered the
ordinance of baptism to three candidates.
The Conference collection was also taken
up.
st night Rev. L. NJ Lee, presiding elder
for this district, occupied the pulpit.
Rev. b. 3. Winfrec. having recovered
from his recent indisposition, othciated at the
Baptist church morning aud night. On the
latter occasion one candidate for baptism
was received.
The regular monthly meeting of the Sab
hath.school Mission Society was held ut the
Baptist church Sunday evening at 3 O'Clock,
Benjamin A. olahone, president, in the
chair, and an interesting address was de-
iyered by Joel B. Watkins, Esq.
The usual interesting services we're held
at the Presbyterian church.
No service at the Meade Memorial church.
The marked decrease in the attendance at
the sabbath called forth remarks
from all of the super!ntcndcnts, and more
energy in the SaAbath-School work was
invoked.
SCHooL ITEMs.-The Teachers Institute,
composed of all the teachers and friends OF
education generally, will soon assemble at
the Presbyterian church, and interesting ad-
dresses may be expected.
The session was postponed from Septem.
her last in consequence of the illness of the
county superintendent OF public schools.
Miss Lydia Hill, teacher OF intermediate
colored school, has resigned, aud there has
been no appointment to ill The vacancy.
The CIRCUIT CoURT.-The Circuit Court
is still in session, engaged in the considert-
tic II Of common law and chaucery business.
the court will remain in session icr scye.
raj days yet.
\ RELlC.-Your reporter was shown yes
tcrJay copy Of the Baltimore Adcerhser,
dated May I'd, 1715, containing letter oj
JuniuS, and other Revolutionary items.
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notable feature at such time as this is
thc having out of the selDi-annual five per
cent. dividend of the Baltimore and Ohio
railroad. which was commenced at the Ner-
chants National Bank on Saturday last. Inc
currency as'supplled to all who desired II,
and the question asked as to the preference
of those who were TO receive it. The aggre-
gate of this dividend is some S65G,o0 on
Sl3.l3O. 900 of common stock, which Is quite
a handsome payment for these tllneS.--bot-
hmore Sun, 1lM.
NOBODY believes in William Tell noW'a'
DAYS. saws the San Francisco eau. HIS ar
row-appie feat is regarded rs myth. But
there i, no occasion to doubt the feats when
Mr.. Stevens, of the City Gardens, can per-
form with rifle. He, yesterday, at tniriy
PAGES blew haIf.dolar piece into dust, hc!d
ulof, nv the hand of foolhardy man. ne
repeated the feat, and is apparently quaiIlicu
to continue II.
An Advent mini>tsr in southern yrfmont
commenced his remarks recently in this
way: Brothers and sisters, rise to speak
to YOU tonight because brother X. couldn't
get round to it nohow; but PVe had ire,
mendous t0othuchc all day, ana "heh leei
nv hest aiu'l nothing extra fora preacher"
A genius is popularity supposed TO be one
who eau do anything except make hfihS'
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MAMMOTH EEGET ABLEs.--Nlr John +. Davis

MAMMOTH NEGETABLEs.--Mr.Jo John i. Davis,
president Of the Planters Bank of this city,
sent Us yesterday mammoth cabbage OF the
DrumhCad variety which weighed seycn
teen pounds. This is Du. Il sample Of
over one hundred and thirty thousand head
of cabbage which he raised on bis farm
Fish Haul this season. He also sent us Il
White Globe turnip, perfect Of lis kind, and
weighing seven pounds. SIR. Davis hts
within the last few years turned bis atten.
ton to raising vegetables for market, and
with what success these samples will show.
On his farm this year he also raised about
five thousand bushels of Irish potatoes, and
a very large quantity OF tomatoes, many oi
which he canned for market.
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LOCAL MATTERS,

CnURCu NeTEs-At the Monumental
church on Sunday morning, Rev. Douglass
Forrest read the service and preached In
the afternoon Rev. Henry Wall, y. D., Of st.
Johns church, ofliciated. DR.. Woodbridge
was absent in Port Royal. Va.
At the First Baptist church, Rev. J. j..
Burrows, d. D., baptized one person, and
six others were received into the fellowship
of the Church.
At the Second Baptist, meeting of much
interest was held on Sunday afternoon. Rev.
William f. Hatcher. d. D., Of Petersburg.
will preach at this church every night this
week at y o'clock
AT the Pine-Strcct Baptist church. Rev. j.
B. Hutson, pastou, baptized one candidate.
At the Screnth-Strcct Christian, church
the congregations were large morning ard
night. Two united with The church in the
morning,
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES ArPoINTkD.- ne Hla'e
Board of Education has appointed lne io''
lowing district school trustees; ~:
Culpepe7' Couasty.-Cedar Mountain Dls'
trict: Martin Stringlcllow rice George t.
Marshall. Jetlersonton: George u oools
r,cc Frank GIlkeson, resigned.
Henry COunty.--Alartlnsyllle Dlssrlct
Rev. L. B. Turner U'ce Charles l.. fuAZel,
elected supervisor.
FairJdr County, -Ccntre9ille District: ..
l.. Cross rice William Ayre, Jr., term expired,
and John D. De Bell rtce George /. Carter
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SsATcH-TnlEF.-A negro named Lewis
Brown went into the store Of y. }. Helilnan
on Saturday night and asked for change for
a quarter. Hefufln took OUT his pocket
book to accommodate him. and the negro
seized the book, which contained eight dol
lars, and ran. Some person fired at the f!lgi-
tive. and the sound attracted the attention
of officer Gentry, aud h" was hlrTylnG to
see what was the matter, when the negro
ran against him and was arrested. Brown
was Yesterday brought before Justice White,
who sent him OH TO the grand jury.
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UNITED SUSDAY-SCuocL WORKERS.
called meeting Of the Sunday-Scllool work
crs will be held in the spacious nall OF Tue
Young Mems Christian Association li'i' eve
ming at haIt-past O'Clock. Al thls meeting
report will be presented by the oLilhi'tee
appointed at recent meeting ol lns various
sundsy-school supcrintendents i'll The city
setting forth the objects OF the union which
is TO he formed tonight. Officers Tor one
vear will be elected.
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The SWISS BELL-RIsGERs.---Th Berger
fumily OF swiss bel-rnser<, accompanied by
sol smith Russell. Il wcll-kuown Richmond
laycritc. we're TO have commenced an cu-
gaycmcnt at the Theatre last night, but the
severity Of the storm was such that it was
deemed advisable that the Theatre should
not br thrown open.
Tomorrow afternoon there will be grand
matinee, and with good weather the Theatre
will OF course be crowded.
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TUESDAY ..NONEMBER Is, 1873.
a Card from Mr. Riycs.
UNITED STATES Internal RsvENUE, }
CcLlEcToR'S OFFICE. FIFTH DISTRICT. ;
Epc,x,. Nnynmhnr 15 1874

CcLlEcToR'S OFFICE. FIFTH DISTRICT.
VIRGINIA, November 10, 1878. )
To the Eli'or Of the Richmond Dispatch:
Sir.--My attention has been called by il
friend 10 the report of your correspondent
from Starnton i'll regard to speech deliver
ed at tllst place 10y me October 9th. Your
correspondent reports me as having said
"Therr ie no danger of the intermiXturc of
the races but if negro wants to marry a
white woman, why, say. this is a free
country, let him do it." The latter part OF
the remark attributed TO me is incorrect, and
l beg leave to say used no such language
and entertain no such sentiment.
Very respectfully, yours, j. II. RlvES.
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Negro Nur,,crcss Captured.

HARRISBURG, PA, November 1I.-One OF
the negroes who murdered farmer near
MiddIctown few days since has been ar-
rested.
Later.-The second negro, who murdered
Farmer Behrn, has been run down. Both
are now in iail,
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ATTEMPTED ROBBERY saturday eve
ning several marke'mcn, who had sold their
produce in the market, started bone ci0 the
Mcchanicsville turnpike. When between
Howard's Grove and the toll-ga.c humber
of highwaymen attempted to rob them. The
markctmcn turned and came back to the
city, where they remained until Sunday, and
then went home.
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THE DIsP ATCH.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:

bic, and preventing it, if possible, from
being used, as recently, for gambling pur-
poses. On being asked as to the choice OF a
ChiecJustice, the President, after being told
that certain eminent lawyers had expressed
their belief that Senator Conkling would
succeed to that Office. SAID he had not yet in
dicated the appointment, which fact would
not be publicly known until the meeting OF
COnrrrSS
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Death OF a;i Exs.Membcr OF the .LcSis-

Especial tec!ram to the DIspasch.1
ALEXANDRIA, Va, November It.-Law-
renee Berry Taylor, Il prominent lawyer,
died suddenly at Z. u. of heart disease,
aged about ftty-four years. He was for
merly member OF the Virginia Legislature,
also Mayor Of this city, and was greatly es-
teemcd as a talented and exceedingly cour-
tenuS gentleman.
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HELMBoLD's BUCHU Is still in the zenith OF Its
popularity. Notwithstanding the absence Of Dr.,
Helmbod the celebrated medicine Is still manuiac-
t,lrcd at the laboratory Philadelphia, and Is Sold
by all rc. pectbe druggists II Is warranted for all
diseases Of the kidneys aud urinary organs. Beware
OF couuicricius. Genuine has proprictor'S private
stamp. John 7. Henry, New York, soe agent
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Especial telegram 10 the Di5patch.l
New MARKET, Va, November 1I,-Jcseph
G. Branncr, farmer near Broadway, Rock
ingham county. Va, hung himself in his
porch about midnight on Saturday night.
No cauSe assigned. He was twenty-thrce
years old, leaves wife and child, and was
very highly esteemed by all who knew him.
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rr,., ANY, J,prrrRs IN TIE RICHMOND

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
Posr-OFFlcE NOVEMBER I.-Ale>srs. trank-
lin Davis & Co., Richmond, Va. Mr. Ii. T..
H., Richmond, Va; Messis. huc'eSs 4"
Jones, Richmond, Va; W. K. Jones, Esq,
Petersburg depot, Auditors ONCE, clly L.,
city ;Cornclius Smith. Esq, kIc'im"ha' va :
Mcssrs. G. 5. Stutz d Son. klchihoh", va
J. d. Wade, Esq, Richmond, Va.
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PHILADELPHIA, November IT, nero was
large meeting OF male and female WORKING,
people here Yesterday, AZ which It was stated
that there are 900 people unemployed,
CouoEs, n. T., November lI.-the mills
in ibis city did not resume operations thls
morning, as was expected. Tue Iuinoas
rates at which goods are now being offered
makes it impossible to produce them except
ab sacrifice which would certainly lead 70
bankruptcies. No change is looked for until
there is decided improvement In the mar
ket
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Vessel Seized.

PANAMA, November 9..--Captau W. B.
Gushing, Of the United States steamer Wyo-
ming, has seized at Aspinwall the ship Colo.
he! ARIA, formerly the General Sherman,
for illegally using the ships papers by SAIL
ing under Honduras colors whilst still le'
gally IN American vessel.
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Yltkmond 1ispattl>

EG-T TIRE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIS
'ATCH Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF the CITY.
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Methodist Episcopal Churci, approEri-
.t5nnS.

New YORK, November 1.-THE Mission
arv General Committee Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church has adjourned. They
give North Carolina $4,000; Mississippi the
same amount; Pittsburgh, S2,5o0i South
Carolina. $4,000; Tennessee, Sl1,o0o I:
rpy.s 81 600
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The McCARTY CAsE.--The case Of ". Page
McCarty, charged as principal in duel with
the late John B. Mordccai, will be called in
the Police Court to-day. 1t is said that the
accused will be uble TO appear this time fol
examination.
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DR.. DUNcAN's LECTURE POSTPONED. .-Iu
consequtnce Of inclement weather the lee
ture on Odd-FelIowship will be postponed
until Thursday evening next the 10th in-
slant, at Assembly Hail.
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SLIGHTLY ISJUGED.-Mr. Joseph Sweat.
man, an employ at the HaxalI Mills, fell Oh
Saturday while at work, and injuIe hl>
thigh and leg. On Sunday he went to bis
former home in Fredericksburg, where he
will remain until he RECEIVERS.
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Rncer Disabled.

San FGAxcIsco, November l7.-"Irlle
Blue" was permanently disabled US 4 racer
in the great race on saturday. 1t is believed
the horse got his foot into gopher.
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TIE LADY who received the load OF coal sent by
the tc girls nf Tho Mission scAoo! attached 10 tie
Third Presbyterian church takes this method OF
fnruklng them for their timely gilt.
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". GODDIN, i p. NJ, lot on the wei line Of Nine
tccnth between Franklin ard Grace streets
" X. POLK & CO., az 7. NJ, framed building on
the north side Of Cary street between Plum anc
Harvie.
GRLBBS s. WILLIAMS, ~ +, NJ. trustees sale
Of the noted Gamble Mansion and building
lots adjoining on Third street.
W. r. ROBINS, / Z. NJ, three upper Grace-st.cc
building lots near Sharcr street.
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NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
Spain.

MADRID, November 1T.--Gencral Pielpain,
lately Captain-General of CUBA, has arrived
at CadiZ.
The reports of the call Of Admiral Palo as
Minister to Washington are contradicted.
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LONDON, November 17...-The Pacific mall
steamer CoIna, from New York October ist
for San Francisco, is at Rio de Janeiro with
hrnknn shaft.
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Circuit Court OF RIcuMoSD.---No business
OF public interest was transacted in this
court yesterday except the ordering Of the
following grand jury to ndict number of
pcnitentiary conyicts:
John Walsh, John II. Ellerson, Joseph Al
lard, Jr., Andrew Z. Elicit, Robert j. Chris
tian, 5. Ii. Pulliam, William English, F. III.
Habiston, Z. Lohman, J. T. Wolf, Henry
Scnnc, S. A. Ellison, j. l.. Whitaker, Sam
ucl S. Cottrell, James VI. Talbot, William
Holt Richardson, Thomas B. Saunders, Jo-
seph Hail, W. J. Carpenter, William Il.
Watts, John c. Shafer, Hugh HagaD, George
Lee, and A. Y. Stokes.
The following is list of the convicts to
be indicted:
Albert Fortune. charged with escaping
from the penitentiary Daniel billiard, same
offence; John Miller, same offence; John
Brown, for an assault upon Albert Thomas,
lellow-prisoner and Benjamin Crenshaw, ,
Edward Kent, George Williams. Anthony
Virgins, William Hall GlidS William Law,
Henry Ford. and John S. Taylor, charged
with escaping from penitentiary guard.
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Dcssrucsiyc Fire and Loss OF Life.

LAWRENCE, Mass, November 17.-Wa.h-
burn Block, UaverhiII. was burned last
night. Thlrty.fvc business firms were
burned out, and eight hundred hands thrown
or.t Of employment. Loss, Sl1j,0Oo. Three
rcrsous persisted in the flames.
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PHILADELPHIA, November l1.-Secretary
Robesou to-day Inspected the iron.cads at
League island, ard vas received with the
usual sa.utes.
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S,nniI-Isox in Montreal.

MONTREAL, November 1.-The smallpox
is steadily increasing here. The people
COMPLAIN that the authorities are taking no
stems to prevent the epidemic.
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FOUND on MAIN STREgT.-Policeman Hulcc
found buggy and horse standing on tue
railway track on Main street near fourtteutn
Yesterday morning, aud took charge OF the
cn,11
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PASIC-MoSEY WANTEp.-on account of the
panic In the money market T.. j. SPENCE ( son
have marked down their goods To panic prices for
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WAR WITH SPAIS.-Whcthcr Uncle Sam goes
Ia war with Spain or not l.. B. SPENCE 4 son have
declared war against high prices. Call there and
examine their stock and their prices.
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WASTED.-MOSEY WANTED, In large or small
sums, for clothing, shirts and gcnlemcn's furnish
ing goods by L. Il. SPENCE & son.
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FUGS CHEAPER TiIAS EvtE KNOWN BEFORE
r. WEI>1CER 4 co. have just lad in large stock
ol iurs bought al the lite pauic sales IN New York
anh can sell soI!c Uf the greatest bargains e'cI
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Godey's Ladys Book, GALAXY, Leslte's
Fashion, Book, and Ha'per's Mont7y lor
December, received from }. L. Ellyson,
newsdealer, 1112 Main street. a
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Hriti,h Naval Movements.

PANAMA, November 1.-THE British
steamer Niobc sailed from Jamaica on the
9th for Cuba.
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TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures 10 rail-
road companies steamship companies. banks, mer-
chants, manufacturers, aud others They are en-
during and changclrss, and vii! copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time Having jus;
received fresh supply Of these Inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
,rip
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BOlLISG.UOT and still heating Is the hot soda
water, with choc late, ;cl, and cocccream 5yrups
at MOOD & Sous.
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TRANSFER rRlSTING-ISKs will copy clear ana
distinct for an indefinite period Of lime Send your
orders for wulk lo be done in these Inks to The Ds
match Printius-house.
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Died Of Ap0plcxy.

ATLANTA, Ga, November n.y., r.
Lanceford, clerk Of the NATIONAL died To-
lay of apoplcXy.
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No UUMBCG.-C. II. PAGES Spliut Coal Is far
superior 10 Glover HUI. and sold at 1850 aud St
per lond at Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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YOU WILL REGRET 1T II IOU BUY YOUR FUEs
before going To L. WEI>IGER Il CO.'S, 1901 Main
street.
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OFFICE ASSISTANT TREAsURER,l
I,t.p,nsb sxpaaf {

o. y
STATE TAXES.-The bills for STATE
cTAXhs for the year 1873 arc sow due. and
,,sI b. paid In this u.u,e before the II OF uexh
ber All bills remaiping unpaid on that day Sia g
" :. q. TiSSLEf,
,-at Assistant Treasurer.
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CHEAPEST FURs EVER BROUGHT TO RICHMOND,
bought at the panic sales i'll New York in the last
few days. for sale at Z. WEIslGER u Co.'S, 1901
Main street.
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THE PRESSURE ~ THE MONEY MARKET has
caused SPENCE & son 10 marx their goods down
al very low figures.
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SHEET MUsIC.-You can save Il Oh every "a
worth of music you buy al {. +. JouNSToS's: 9ls
Main street. Musical instrugentsat less than New
York prices.
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KEEP WAKM.-You can keep warm for little
money by buying your clothing and underwear
from L. g. SPENCE i son. They arc selling al low
nrlrcs for cash.
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BEST COAL OF all kinds At reduced prices: Oak
and Pine Wood So, $3.50. aud $3.50 per cord 1T
[. II. PAGES, Nineteenth and Cary streets.
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OrERCoATs AND TALMAs ut panic prices, fol
clsh at l.. Is. SPENCE L sons.
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EXCHANGE Hor CLrB.-Thc Exchange
Hop cub have postponed their first meeting
until Thursday night.
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THE LARGEST STOCK OF UNDERWEAR In the city
for sale at pau!c prices by +. B SPENCE & Son.
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CREAM PuFFs, US we'll a= other nice cakes, are
made by'PlzZlHI.
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BUSINESS SUITS at panic prices, for cash, by L
B. SPENCE i son.
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EVERYDAY WHO HAS TRIED HOT SODA-wATER
with cllocolatecream syrup pronounce5 1t delicious.
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EVERYBODY LIKES IT-children cry Tor N-hot
soda water with cream syrups.
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JELLY PAsTE.-lf you really wish something
that Is good, 90 to PIzZlSl'S and you Will ihd th'
ntste pXcellcu
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X AZ III, TO SELL
I&Et.
ta....o ic,t SEASONED ID SYCAMORE.
tIAtri. EllLDlNG LtMHEk,
GLAZED WINDOWS, BLINDS ami DOORS.
TRUMAN =. p.tRkER 4 CO,
, .....a p<r! streets from Fifth 10 Sixth street.
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Latest Cuban Affairs.

New YORK, November 17.--The Cieopa-
ira, returning from Havana, brought back
the newspaper mail. the Spaniards ref using
to allow them to be llnded.
NAVAL MOVEMENTS.
New YORK, November 1.-THE activity
in the navy-yard continues. Two hundred
and fifty men were added to the force to-day.
One thousand stood at the gates hoping for
employment.
The Juniata is ready for sea. Work on the
Spanish iron-ciad Aropiles has been sus-
ppndeu
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FURS At PANIC PRICES At l.. WEIs1GEH
cos. 1921 Main street.
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THE FINEST AND MOST REFRESHING DRINK
nor SupA-wArER with Chocolatc-crcanl.
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TRANSFER rRISTISG-lSKa lor copying letter
headings, slatcments> way-oiiis' &c Can oe cope"
in the ordinary letier-press book. Send your orders
~ r;r,,ny IN thy,t. inks, and for Ill other dcscrlp
I,,rs n, nrintpr. 10 the DiSuah Priul!ng-i House.
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LIsEoS GRAPES Something Ecw III this mar
krt and very fine.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-18

HAVANA ORANGES, very large, juicy, aul pal
ateable at PIZZISTS.
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ADJOURNED FOR TIE TERM.-The Hastings
Court has adjourned until the 1st of Decem-
l,pr
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FOR RENT.

f'Dt RENT. TWO ROOMS on Sc g.
| u! floor: ana also q BASEMENT e.;
t:arNi. -,i,-a, Tor Il >ut. family. Apply at No.
fs.N s....Ia street. between Nineteenth and
I.,....s. s. ..;.,e- no lS-ltt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-18

GoTo PIzzISI and get some oi those BIG FIGS
and DATES.
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f'uR RENT. very pleasant HOUSE Irr:'
! nh t.ty street between Twenly-fourth Ell
~, I,>.u'y-t:th streets tuur rooms. &C. Apply TO
.alr-,.. LYME 4 BROTHER.