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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01
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The rcnort OF the chief engineer and su.
perintcudent, herewith submitted, shows
the condition, force employed, anu work
douc ut the canal during the last fiscal year.
There WAS no serious interruption to naVl-
cation during the year. There was breach
in the tow-path bank Of the canal near Co.
lumbiu, and two breaches on the sixth level.
The navigation Of The North River canal was
interrupted for few days by leaks IN the
dam nearest TO Lexington. The fall of rain
during the year was unusually frequent and
heavy. aud iutcriered somewhat with nayi.
cation by causing sand-bars In the canal.
The employment Of IN extra force was ne
ccs>arv TO remove these with greater dis
patch. The superintendent reports that the
NAVIGATION of the canal during the year from
Ruchauau TO Richmond was equal to boat
cargo of seventv-tive tons, and TO siXty-hVe
or seventy tons returning, and that naViga-
lion WAS suspended by ice for twenty
three DAYS. The new dam ut Joshua
falls was reported TO your last an
n,M meeting as completed. The an
nuol report of Mr.. Lorraine, then cDlef
engineer, was written after your ad0ourn-
mrut This was permitted because OF MS
absence in connection with the GoYernineht
survey uI the western portion OF your iiue.
ii appears from lnls Tepolt tuaI 'hio ""it "
completed with the exception OF some stons
liIlln. LcIind the dam, left unhhisheo oy tne
contractor, and part ot the southeIh "ius
wall, built by comlany's torr. 1uc con-
tractor has been urged TO the ehtlre colhple-
ton of his work, and during the present
year both this work, which bis contract re-
auires, and that necessary to be done by the
company will be finished.
A temporary force will be employed au-
ring the next spring and summer to open Tue
ditches aud repair the masonry OF the hrse
division of the canal.
Mr.. james NJ. Harris was appointed on the
1st day OF April last engineer and superln'
lcndent of the company ut an annual salary
of 81 800. In addition to the duties peri
lug to this Office, he bus special charge OF the
second division. 49,, :,
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SPECIAL SoTICE.-Whcncve we recommend .
worthy object VIC feel double satisfaction: First,
that OF beueftiug those who avail Themselves OF
our suggestion; and second, that Of having as
sisted u nertorious article. These remarks are
suggested to us by noticing the advertisement OF
that truly wonderful medicine THE GLOBE
FLOWER CoCOu SYRUP, which occurs in this L.
sue and 10 referring to 1t, most heartily recon-
mend 1t to those Of our readers who are afflicted
with any kind of cough or lung affection. With our
most distinguished physicians and oldest citisens
.hcTerits Of THE GLoBE-FLowER SYRUP are -
familiar as the late rebellion; and to oil who are
needing SAFE pleasant, and most cfacactous cough
medicine we would suggest that they use the
GLoBE-FLowER COUGH SYRUP, which has borne
thousands of human belngs-who were languishlpg
under that terrible disease consumption, weak,
hopeless, and dcspairlng-out Of tho depths OF
dcspDnency Into the paradise Of health and cheer
fu
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A STRIKE AMONG RAILROAD HASps.-On
Saturday morning tue hands employed in
The Church Hill tunnel and along the lue OF
he Chesapeake und Ohio road to Rockets
"struck for wages" 90 Friday il appears
that they were paid for the month OF Sep.
tcmber, but that not being satisfactory 10
them they demanded their pay for October
AID November. 1t occurred ut a very un-
fortunate time, for the finishing touches were
being put to the tunnel, and at 3 o'clock on
Saturday its entire completion would
have been announced but for this ull.
lookcd-for event. This company, like
many others in the country, has been
compelled to be behindhand in paying some
of their hands, but 1t is hoped that this will
not last long. The number Of strikers was
about one hundred and fifty or two hun
drcd, and although several desirable propo-
sitions were made TO them, they would not
consent to 20 bacI to work. At dark on
Saturday night force of about thirty hands
wa, 1t work removing the remaining loose
earth, and it is expected thut the tunnel
will bc completed and the trains running
regularly through by noon to-day.
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The THEArRE.--Miss Ada Gray, who Is
evidently popular with the community, has
made recngagement, and will appear this
week supported by the same good company
that performed last week.
For tonight "Camille" is announced
There will be no theatrical performance to.
morrow night, owing to the fact that the
Theatre has been engaged for concert; but
on Wednesday night Miss Gray will re.
appear i'll her new society play, "Thc
French Woman" This play has been highly
commended elsewhere, and Us the company
Will have ample time for rehearsal on Tues.
day, it will doubtless he most creditably pre-.
Sented
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SrrREME Court or APPEALs.-Thc follow
ing clS,s were disposed OF in this court
Saturday:
Fcathcrsiope Us. Tatc's administrator and
ais. Appeal allowed from decree pro
bounced by the Circuit Cour. Of Franklin
county.
Dabucy Is. Prcston's administrator. Mo-
ton continued till Tuesday next.
Mathews, assignee, rs. COIN and wife
and ais. Motion continued ill Saturday
next.
!. Creme Is. Adams and ais. Motion to dis.
miss argued and submitted.
The court will commence calling the court
docket Tuesday, calling the ten cases pub
ishcd in Saturdays Dispatch.
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MAIN STREET CAvED IS--THE STREET-CARs
sToppEp.-The work Of laying the sewer on
Main from Eighteenth to Twenty.eighth
street has been completed az far as Twenty.
sixth street. At that point the earth under
the street.railway track cared in on Satur-
dav morning for distance OF about twenty
five feet. Most of the slreet-cars being on
the lower side of the break, they did not run
at all on Saturday. Laborers were ut once
set to work to repair the damage, and it Is
probable tue cars will be running again TO-
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RETAIL MARKET PRIcEs,-The following

RETAIL MARKET PRIcEs.-The following
carefully y-correctcd quotations are an exhibit
Of the retail prices of family supplies in thi.
city:
Meats, &c.-Beef-Po -Porterhouse, 16i tc
2oc.; slrloin, 1ec.; roasting pieces, rib
l23 10 1876; roasting pieces, chuck
II to 13c.; round steak, 16c.; shou
| der, l0c. rump. 123 to 15c. !; corned, 12Ac.
smoked. 20c.; tongues, fresh, 5Oc.; smoked
81; shins, 10 to 30c.; calf heads, 15c.
PorlCRoast, 10 to 12c.; chops, 121c.
midding, 12ac.; corned, 12ac.; smoked sau.
sage, 12a TO 15c. tripe, per pound, 1Oc.
Mutton-Sirlon, 10 to 16ac.; leg, 16ac.
shoulders, 154c.; breast, 15c. rack, 12i ic.
chops, Is to 2Oc. breast, 15c.; lon, 163c.
shoulders, 1l3c.; outlets, 1Sc. rack, II tc
124c.
Hams-Canyased, 1S to 2Oc.; country,
| cured, 22c.-scrce; sugar. cured, 19c.
Pigs Feet-Per dozen, GOc.
Sausage, 15c. per pound.
FlSh.--Smoked herripgs, per dozen, 20c.
salt mackerel, each, to 25c.; trout, % tc
Soc. per bunch. Club, pan, SOC. per bunch
boiling, 35c. apiece or two for 50r. Halbut
20c. per pound; oysters, 81 to $3.50 per gal
lon-yery fine; HOLSTERS, 10c. apiece or two
for 25c.
VeqetaJleS.-Potatoes- Irish, per peck
25c., per hnIEpeck 15c; sweet potatoes, pei
hali-pcck 15c., per peck &c; half-peck Irish
and half-peck sweet potatoes, 25c.-markei
well supplied. Parsley, l to &C.; herbs, per
bunch, 1c.; onions, per quart. 10c. cabbage,
per head. to 15c.; cluIitlower, 10c.
borsc-radish, per pound, 5Oc.; navy beans,
sc. per quart or two quarts for 25c.
turnips, DC. per bunch or quart; pars'
nips, &c. per bunch; hominy, lOc. per quart
carrots, sc. per bunch; satisfy, DC. per bunch
or six buncbes for 25c. celery, l2s to 13c
per bunch-two bunches for 25c., of the
best !; grits, 12sc. per pound.
Fruits-AppIes, per peck, 10 to 45e.; dried
apples, per pound, &c.: pouches, per pound
Is to 20c.; chestnrts, 49,. per quart.
Butter and Dairy Products.-Butt"r-
Choice mountain, 81 10 40c.; medium, 20 to
30c.; Goshen, 30 10 5jc.; country, fresh,
40c.; New York Goshen, 56c. Sweet
milk, per quart, 10c.; butter-nilk, 5c.
slnecrkase, 10c. Cheese. prime, 25c. Eggs.
per dozen, 30c.-abundant.
Poul!ry.-ChickenS, per pair, IS to 9Oc.,
or three for Sl.25; per dozen, $3.50 to 800
Squads, per pair, 25c. Ducks, 81 10 Shopper
plr.
Dressed Foc7s.-Turkeys-young goblers,
81 to 500; chickens, per pair, % to 1jc.
geese, 81 to Sl.25 apiece.
Game.-Wild ducks. 81 to SI.25 per pair
wild geese, 81 piece or S1.75 per pair; par.
tridgcs, Ii to zoe. piece; robins, 12 10 1jc.
apiece; wild turkeys-very scarce-S2.50 a
piece venson, 1Gsc. per pound; pleasants,
Fl pei pair: rabbits, ID to 25c. apiece.
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CosyIcT. TO BE SENT TO THE PENITENTIARY.
Eliza Williams, Lucy Hill, and Rose Foster,
the ,hop-liftcrs sentenced by Justice White
to six months in Jail for petty larceny, their
time having expired yesterday evening, Will
be taken by tine deputy jailor to the pen''
Tertiary to day--Eliza Williams and Lucy
Hill for five years, and Rose oster for three
years, for felony.
Michael +. Walters was received ut Tue
peuitentiary on Saturday from Iazewe''
county to be imprisoned one year lor mouse
breaking.
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Ar DUEsBERRY, High Constable, l2 M, at th

A. r. DUEsBERRY, High Constable ~ ol- al tne
virginia opera-House, 1872 patenl-seat cialfs'
n lot or cocoa mating, &C.
RICHARDSON 4 CO., Ia NJ, commissioners sale
of three small tracts Of land In HenFico county
W.B.RATCLiFFE, 10k A. NJ, groceries &C.
WILLIAM NJ. McGRUDER, treasurer HenIico
county, Il. the court house, lands delinquent LOT
non-payment OF taxes.
JOHN ". WRIGHT sheriff city Of Richmond a.
his Office, 80. Ills Main street, lot bacon, lara
soap, desks, chairs &c.
REDWOOD & CRENsHAW, at 10Y A. NJ, house
hold furniture.
COOK L LAUGnTOS, at 10 A. NJ, large los o.
siyer-plated ware, crockcry, &C., &C.
GRUBRs / WILLIAMS, IL NJ, new fran
dwelling In plan Of Hopeaale In the town 0
HaryIe,
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PYru1AS WORE ExEMPLIFIED.-The Castle
Hull of Syracuse Lodge, Knights of PythlaS,
was filled Friday night by the members OF
the Lodge and visiting brethren who attend
ed to witness the exemplifcaton of The un-
written work of the Order by j. j. White,
ID. G. c. Of the first district, and all pre-
sent expressed themselves as highly grail
fled with the clear exposition of the subject
hy that officer.
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THERE will be meeting Of the colored
citizens of Madison Ward at Ham's Hall to-
morrow night at y O'Clock to take into con.
sdelation the eSpediency of sending dele
gates to the national convention Of colored
men to be held in Washington, D. c., De-
csmber 8.
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INQUEST ON TIE BODY OF Moses BRANCH
On Saturday the Coroner made an examlua-
ton of the body OF Moses Branch, the negro
who WINS found dead in lime.kiln on Fri
day, but found no evidences OF violence; I!l :;
The jury of inquest returned a Verdlc' ol
accidental death by sufocation from the gas
arising from the burning kiln.
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ANOTHER SAMPLE-MEncHANT FINED.-Com.
merciul travellers do not seem TO learn wis.
dom by experience. Every week one or
more of them suffers the peuaty OF selling
goods By sample without license. On satur,
day James Kirkly, of New York, was fined
$50 for selling yeast powders in violation of
The city ordinance.
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LooK OUT FOR CulcKES-TmEvEs.-The
smokehouse and fowl-house of +. G. Morri-
son, in Hrnrico, was raidcd upon on Thurs.
day night, November 9th, by ripping the
boards from the former and undermining the
latter: but the raiders made a Water.haul-
getting neither flesh nor fowl. Near By,
however, at Buck Bonaparle's, they stole
some Twenty-Five or thirty chickens. Buck
heard them, but lay still, dceming prudence
the better part of ralor.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES IssUED.--During the
past month ffty-eight marriage licenses were
issued from the clerks office Of the Hastings
Court in this ci'v--fortyo to white per-
sons and seventeen 10 coloied persons.
In the clerks Office Of tie County Court
six marriage licenses were issucu-ihrce to
white and three to colored persons.
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ROLL OF Honor AT TIE RlcHMoSD HIaH
scHooL.-The following ethe names of the
pupils on the roll of honor at the Richmond
hiSh school: Ida Condrey, Cora Elliott,
Mary Z. Fox, Ada W. Lee, Sue McWilliams,
Annie Peasants, u. Belle Peasants, Fannie
L. Power. Mary Rady, Emma v. saville,
Carrie t. Walters, Belle r. Woodson, George
81. ArmsteSd, Willie E. Bass, S. r. Bey-
eridge, jacob Ezekiel, Charles Mayes, Law.
renee E. &yers, Samuel Reynolds. Percent
age Of attendance, ninety-six.
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ANOTHER HES-HoUsE RoBDEp.-Thc hen
house Of Mr.. W. J. WestwoOd, living or
Marshall near Twenty-siXth street, was
broken into one night last week and robbed
Of several valuable fowls. Mr. Westwooc
has made elaborate preparations for future
visit from thieves, and will give them
warm reception.
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DrErs REcoRprD.-During the month Of
November one hundred uGd 6izty-se1cn
deeds were recorded ia The clerks Office of
the Chancery Court.
LII the clerks Office of the Hcnrico County
Coult iifty.seyen deeds were recorded.
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RuyAwAY.-On Saturday afternoon about
3 O'clock the horses attached TO MIR. !. D..
Mercer's empty lumber-wagon took fright
on Broad street near the Fredericksburg
der6t and ran away. After creating con-
siderable excitement on several of the streets
the team was fually stopped by u colored
man.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
Posr-OFFlcE NOVEMBER 20, lS73.-Miss Susan
Allen, Barhamsvjlle, New Kent county, Va;
Charles G. Batcbeler, &. E.s care Johu
Slater, Esq, Campania &c Consignacsnes,
Valparaiso, Chill; Mrs. William F.. Bel,
Richmond, Va; L. Il. Carter q Co., Milford,
Caroline county, Va; Miss Susie Clarke,
Harlem depot, Forly-second street, New
York city, n. Y; Mrs. Charles E. Cosby,
Columbia, Fluyanna county, Va; Miss salic
Evans, 25 Park street, Nashville, Tenn; Mrs.
Cornelius B. Lipscomb, corner Twenty
eighth and Marshall streets, Richmond, Va;
MIS- III Rosa Palmer, 4. F. j., Snunton, Va;
Messrs. Scott & Boyd, Floyd Courthouse,
Va,: Hon. J. A. Smith, Washington, D.C.'
nTni,cd states Senate; Miss Eliza Irayers,
loo Sycamore street, CINCINNATI, 0hioi I,s: Mrs
Hannah Wade, Richmond, Va; Mr. George
Watt, Richmond, Va.
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CLEARED AND EsTERED.-The German Darh
Lcewarte, Captain Brennan, cleared satur'
day for Rio Grande do Sol, laden WIN nour
The American schooner Fanny Flint enter
ed from Windsor, Nova Scotia, with plas ter
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GRAND jury OF TIE HUsTiSGs Court
The December term of the Hastings Court
commences this morning at II O'Clock. The
following is u list Of the grand jurors drawn
to serve during this term OF the court: Al
cxander Cameron, Charles Hagan, James
\. Inioes, y. {. Lipscomb, David Baker,
Jr., William Ira Smith, John j. Blntord.
William J. Yarbrough, 5. Sanford Clarke,
and Daniel Murphy.
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ApoUr HORACE VESABLE.-As many peo-
ple every day inquire of the city sergeant
when Horace Venable will be hung, ne re-
quests us 10 repubiish the fact that he VIII
not he hung on the day that had been liked
the 5lh of Decembcr-as the Court OF Ap'
peals has granted writ Of error and super.
sedeos of the sentence Of the Hu:tlnSa
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TIE BRIBERY CAsE.-Mr. Philip Whit.
lock. charged with an attempt TO bribe Fl
II. Wells, Jr.. Esq, appeared before Com
missioner Plcasants on Saturday. and waiv
ing an examination he was bailCd in thu
sum Of 81 900 for lis appearancr before The
grand jury Of the United States Circuit
Court nj the April term.
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WARisWARH WAR.!l-There may be some
doubt about war with Spain, but there is doubt
about the fac,,hat E. B.SPEycE q Soy are selling
clothing at panic prices. Go there and shake the
money at them If you w1ut to be convinced OF
what we say.
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TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures to rai-
road companies, steamship companies, banks, mez-
chants. manufacturers, and others. They are Gu
during and changeless, and VIII. copy sbarp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having tust
receiveda fresh supply Of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices.
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WHAT CASH CAN Doll can buy of J. B. WAT
K1Ss, iii Main street. the very best bail and lump
CLOVER HILL COAL. pure, C clinkeriess, and bright
burning and all sizes extra ASTHRAcITE,a and dry,
machine-prepared WOOD, at extremely lop prfcts.
Economists, the poor aud others had better buy ere
coal gets scarce.
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WHEN YOU WANT FINE PICTURES or chill
pRES, have the enamelled and satin-fnished. They
are taken at THE"LEE" GALLERY.
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No WONDER they eIclain "How beautiful |" on
flrst sight OF the lovely enamelled and sann-an.
lshel pictures at TILE LEE GALLERY.
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SALE OF DELINQUENT LAsDs.-The sale OF
lands returned delinquent for non. payment
of taxes since 1865 for the county OF HenTico
will take place this morning at the county
sourthuuae.
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LADIES' FUR TCRBAEs--the most stylish article
Worn this season--for sale at T. WEIsIaER / Co.'S,
1901 Main street.
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Flour INsPEcTIoss.-Th following were
The flour inspections for November: Family,
1921; extra supcrfine, IL, ,l22 extra halves,
G3l; extra thirds, 457; Supertine, 1,097; tue,
3lS: mildliDgs, 420 condemned, 540.
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PArER-HASGiSGs, WINDow-SuApEs, &c--A
large assortment Of wall papers Of the latest styles
Oh hand and constantly receiving at reasonable
prices. BOOTH, SPENCE & Co., Tenth street BE-
tween Main and Bank.
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THE DOLLAR CSDERsHIRTs at E. B. SPENCE &
Sous are Of good fabric, heavy, and comfortable.
Give them call.
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Police CorRT. SATURDAY-J. j. Wtate.-
John Hickey was fined 8 for drunkenness,
and Frank Bailey 500 for III assault upon
Richard Morris.
Young Newly, charged with burglary,
was discharged, and his friend James Bree'
den, who came as witness for Newby, was
sent on to the grand jury for burglary.
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.UCTY0y SALES THIS DAY.

On, all sales Of real estate rnddeob,tossr MS la O
aauay q"a 'St osa s%nf M tss pSsss ar :pss G
M the ys.,T tie tares hareto De paid bytha seler
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A SOFT WHITE, AND SMOOTH sKIN, no matter
how badly cbapped by these cold winds, II yon uss
MEADE h BAKERS ASDALCSIAE BALM.
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THE REApY-MApE CLOTHING at E. B. SPENCE
& SoS's is stylish and good, and suited to every
pocket. Don't forget the old corner, 1900 Main
street,
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for IN indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders for work to be done in these inks 10 the Ds'
patch Printlng-House.
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LOOK AT HUDGINs, GORDON & CO.'S ADvER-
TGsEMEST. Dress goods at and below cost; beauti-
ful cloth cloaks; two-bulton kid gloves at Sl.26.
All goods at panic prices
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FINE DEEg.-On Saturday we saw dress ,:s
ed deer. weighing $50 pounds, that was = kliI.
ed by Mr. j. Gideon Howle, Of ,s New heh'
county. Pretty good for New Kent
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LADIES FCRs selling at panic prices at r.
WEISIGER & Co.'s.
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LIFE INsCRANcE.-Ths best insurance for the
prolongation Of life is to take risk In flannel
shirts, ovcrcoats, SC. Z. B. SPENCE & Son, 1900
Main street
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o a wise man and buy your clothing where
the best goods are sold on the most reasonable
terms. 1900 Main street.
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LADIES' AND CHILpREN's FUas.-Grsat ssr-
gains at z. WEIsIGER s Co.'s, 1901 Main street.
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PERSONS who have never seen tue enameIled
and saIin-lnshed pictures are astonished OIL their
first visit 10 TIE LEE GALLERY.
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IRRITATION OR cIAPrISG OF THE SKIN Is speed
lily cured by the ASDALCsIAN BALM.
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TRANSFER PRINTING-INKs for copying letter.
headings, statements, way-bills, &C. Can be copied
In the ordinary letterpress book. Send your orders
Tor printing In these inks, and for all other descp
lions of printing, to the DiSDdtch Printing House.
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TO pouBrING TuoMAsEs.-if you douf believe
that L. B. SPENCE s SON arc selling clothing a'
very reduced prices, give them call aud have osu'
lar dem mcustration Of the fast.
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e. b. SPENCE & SONS stock Of ready-made
clothing and gcntemen's wear Is large, stylish, and
cheap.
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prRsoSAL.-Dr. G., w. Bagby is quite sick
at his residence, in this city, anu II threeten'
ed With diphtherla.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

ASDALTSIAS BALM Is devoid OF all greasy Or
sticky substances, and will not soil the Huest fabric
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

PoLIcE-CoURT STATIsrIcs.-DuriDg the
past month 2l3 persons were brought be-
fore the Police Justice on criminal charges
and 10 for violations of the city ordinances.
or these, 10 persons were sent to the Grand
Jury for indictment, Is convicted of assault
and battery or petit larceny and sent to iail.
and - committed In default of surety fol
good behavior. Two hundred and thirteen
civil warrants were also tried, and fines
amounting to 230l50 were imposed, o
which s2s8.50 were collected. Fines previ
ously imposed, amounting to 5000, were
ut>n rnf1p;.tnl
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

run,srMAs pREsESTs.-The best In the worlt
.,o tho on.ue,,ed pictures at the " LEE GALLERY
92O Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

GESTLEMEa's FUR cAPs.-Some great bargaiAs
nj L. WEIsIG Err & CO.'St
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

For cuAPPEp HANDS there Is nothing equal TO
MEADE & BAKERS ASDALUsIAS BALM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-01

MISSES FUR TCRpANs-styl!sh and very cheap.
It p. WEISlCER G Co.'S