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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04
TUESDAY,. NOVEMBER. 4, 1873.
LOCAL MATTERS.

THE ELECTION. Mayor Kelley has issued
an order closing all the drinking-saloops
from sunset last evening until sunrise TO-
morrow morning. Of course not great
deal will be done in business way in Rich
mond to-day. -..... $751;.
The following resolution was, on motion
of General Peyton Wise, adopted blythe To
bacco Exchange Yesterday morning:
"Resolped, That the Tobacco Exchange
be closed tomorrow (eection-day) to enable
its members TO discharge their duties as citi-
zens."
A large meeting Of the workingmen of the
Conservative party ia Monroe Ward was
held last night at the headquarters of the
Ward Club, corner of Main and Third
streets-R. +. Walker, chairman; James M.
Bailey, Secretary.
The following gentlemen volunteered to
work all day at the polls:
First Precsact.-eB. E. Franklin, in charge
of hacks; General p. r. Moore, s. NJ. Price,
John II. Knowles, ST., r. f. Walker, j. 7.
Butler, John kringle, Robert Peerman, j.
II. White, and Captain W. A. Tanner.
Second Precinct-T. A. Brander, in charge
of hacks; c. II. Reade, Jr.. S. II. Pulliam,
n. NJ. Lee. A. L. Lorentz, W. 4. Dibrel, j,
II. Pecor, j. NJ. Bailey, w. Trabue, and Chas'
Barloot
Third Prccinct.--John Krouse, in charge
of hacks; }. A. Crump, ?. Woodson, {. IL
ChildS, ). Sickle, and l.. Parsley.
Fourth Precinct.-B. r. August, in charge
of hacks: Ro Reid, d. +. Craddock, j. j
Crutchticld, and Major f. Z. Turner.
Captain VIM. English, at large.
a resolution was adopted requesting par.
ties having vehicles to spare to send them
early this morning to the gentlemen having
that department in charge at different voting.
places.
The following gentlemen of the vigorous
club in Marshall Ward have volunteered for
duty at the polls to-day, and are expected to
be at their posts early this morning fol
work:
First P'ectnct.--Messrs. a. NJ. Atkinson,
John Griffin, Michael Finnegan, Henry Pa
rata, Thomas Burns, and Albert Morgan.
Second Precinct.-Me$SrS. j. A. Curtis,
W. II. Taylor, r. B. Craddock, Walter Ma
honey, Thomas Riddle, and Frank Gun
nngham.
Third Precinct.---MessrS. W. f. Atkinson,
j. +. Riddick, james NJ. Booker, ID. &. Rich
ardson, and L. ID. Allan.
CanrasserS-at-Large.--Messrs. ". p. NJ
kellam, a. r. Woodson, A. w. WeiSiger
George BurreSs, John y. Mcanley. f. J
Fox, Jr., w. I'll. Crew, W. Bate Riddck
and S. w. Childrey.
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POLICE COURT MoSDAY-JuStice White.-
| John Davis (negro), charged with heing IL
| suspicious character, was required to give
surety.
| Peter Jennings (negro). guilty of being
drunk and disorderly, and having pair OF
boots supposed to have been stolen, was sent
to Jail in default OF surety.
Martha Hudson and Ella Smith (negrOeS)
were fined - each for fighting in the street.
Peter Sullivan (negro), guilty of stealing a
saw Second offence) sent to Jail for sixty
days.
Albert Fantleroy (negro) was fined $3.50
for drunken and disorderly conduct.
VIM. Wilkinson (negro), charged with
using threatening language and interfering
with the police, was discharged with an ad.
monition.
Walker Hill (negro), guilty of disorderly
conduct, was required 10 give security for
good behavior.
Peter Gray (negro) was fined $3.50 for
threatening and abusing Hannah Melton (ne-
gro)' <n, , o,,ouxoa
with picking the pocket of Thomas r. But,
ler of a watch valued at S45, was required
to give surety in the sum OF $3.50.
A. j. Cox, drunk and disorderly, was re-
quired to give surety for good behavior.
William alias Joe Robinson (negrol
charged with stealing a silver watch belong.
ing to Anna Young (negro), was found
guilty, and sent to Jail for thirty days. An
mas husband said be did not know " Bro
ther Robinson" very we'll, but he recollected
his cultures" He only called him "bro-
ther" because both belonged to "gospeI
church"
Philip King (negro), guilty of trespassng
on the premises of Harriet james (negro)
and abusing her, was fined %.
Annie Morris (negro), guilty of an assault
upon a child of Annie Morgan (neSro), was
fined $5. .,..
Christina Smith (uegro), guilty of assault
ing and abusing Nj. L. Taylor and wife, wa:
sent to Jail Tor thirty days in default OF
surety. ....f -.' ..
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TUESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 4, 1873

DISTRICT SCHOOL, TRUSTEES APPOINTED
The Board of Education has appointed the
following district school trustees:
Augusta County Beverly Manor district,
Fred. Fultz - The Pastures, j. f. Heize
Riverheads, AIS. Turk South River, Viii.
liam Withrow; North River, Sam. Farrer
Middle River, William A. Hanger.
Botelourt 'Coanty.--Amsterdam district,
Is. W. Smith !; Fincastle, a. A. Woodson
Buchanan, Captain James B. Wilson; Am.
sterdam, Colonel j. G. Sperry;, Buchanan
Colonel Richark Burks; town of Fincastle,
NJ. w. Camper.
Orange Co,lnty.-Barbour district, jacob
c. Harmon; Madison, Joseph II. House
worth; Taylor, Marshall Decker; Gordon,
John a. Gordon. s.arE,
Franklin Co1nty.-Snow Creek. district
Elijah B. Wade; Gill's Creek, John w
Price; Magodee, Jessee Dielon; Long
Brunch, Creed Lemon; Brown Hill, Gusta
vus C. King; Union Hall, Colonel A. B
Hancock, ctce William Powell, term expired
Henry Co,tnty.-Lea,herwoo district
Chester B. Gravley; Irishburg, samue
Franklin Ridgway, John G. Jones; Hors.
Pasture, D. Fl. Spencer, uice j. Fl. School
field, resigned. -.a a..
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STifE CONVENTION OF DIscIPLEs.-The
State Convention of Disciples will convene
in this city on Thursday next the 9th in
slant. A large number of delegates, repre-
senting every district in the State, will be in
attendance. 1t is also expected that the fol-
lowing prominent ministers will be present
Professor J. w. McGarvey, of Lexington,
KY; .. A. Bartholomew. of Washington,
D. G.; A. N. Gilbert, of Baltimore; w. C..
Dawson and W. A. Bedding, of New York
President w. Il. Pendieton, Of Bethany, w
Va; w. r. Moore and Isaac Errett, of Gin
cinnati. The Introductory discourse will be
delivered by Elder e.. S. Lucas.
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Appeal to the Citizens Of German De
scent In the City OF Richmond.

Under the above heading appeared last
Saturday night most ably written appea
TO our adopted German fellow-citizens, in'
viting them to vote our Conservative ticket
and reminding them at the same time of the
great importance that 10 registered voter
should neglect his duty on the day of elec
ton.
We regret that space and time forbid us to
give full translation Of this excellent docu'
ment, which was drawn up by number OF
our most respectable German citizens, and
which throughout is kept in calm and per-
s,lasive tone, which is the best proof of an
honestsand deep conviction.
With the frankness for which our German
friends deserve SO much credit they confess
themselves friends Of the emancipated negro
race. They sincerely wish 10 promote their
social and moral elevation, yet they most
soemAy protest against pushing them forci.
bly into an unnatural and undeserved posi-
ton, in which they only serve as tools IN
the bands of unprincipled men, whose reck.
less teachings will lead the ignorant and un-
educated negro into conflict with his white
EMPLOYERS and friends, and thus give rise to
disastrous collisions which must inevitably
result in the ruin of our State. ,-r.,.
To illustrate their forcible argument the
authors of the appeal point to the lamenta-
BILE condition of those OF the southern States
which are subjected to the rule of the lgno-
rant and misguided negro.
As the only way to escape from similar,
unnatural, and most rrinous state of affairs
in our State, and to prevent in our city the
financial and social calamties OF the untor'
tunate, once SO prosperous, city Of Ne"
Orleans, they advise their German fellow,
citizens to be like one man at their post on
the day of election and thus to tulilla sacred
duty towards their adopted home.
The appeal concludes with weIl-deserveo
tribute aud high mark of esteem towards
their nominated representative in the Legs
lature, Mr.. LovensteiD.
We are much pleased with the good anc
noble spirit prevailing omong our German
fellow-citizens.
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s54, of which 15s were adults marriages,

854, of which 159 were adults marriages,
1876; burials, 375. ti.t' =
The Richmond churches are reported as
follows:
st. Peter's Cathedral. Membership,
2,715; Sunday-schoof scholars, $50; paro.
cfial scholars, 500; baptisms,, 135; con-
frmations, 1874; marriages, 81 burials, 1l2,
of which number SO were adults and had
arrived at the age of reason.
ST. Pdtrick's Church.-Membership, 1913
Sunday-schoo scholars, 216; parochial. 230
baptisms, 60; confirmations, 65 !; marriages,
IA; burials, "a. s.
81. Aarys (German) Church.--Member-
ship, S78; Sunday-school scholars, 100
parochial, 100; baptisms, 62 i; combinations,
1O9; marriages, 12 /; buriaIs, 81.
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CONSERVATIVES, VoTE EARLY

IJSanLABLE LETTERS IN TIE RICHMOND
Posr,O OsrrcE NOVEMBER 3.-Miss j. r. Hit
selberger, 70 Franklin street, Baltimore, Md.
{packages Miss Katie skeltan, Franklin
Street, city Mrs. Joseph McD Donaid, Ebens'
burgh. Columbia county, Penn; James
Kerr, Stauutop, Va; j. 4. Gates, z. M,
Genito, Powhatan county, Va; Mrs. Berta
Bell. Raccoon Ford, Culpeper county, Va.
Mrs. Harris, Felt street, Baltimore, MD. ;
Mrs Alice johnson, IL Wallow street,
Springfield; one, illegible.
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VOTE BEFORE YOU GO TO WORK.

CosvIcTs TO BE D1scHARGED.-Tbe follow
ing convicts are to be discharged from the
penitentiary during the next thirty days, as
their time will expire: W. j. Merrill, OF
Abemarle Henry Smith, Richmond Pat
rick II. Smith, Petersburg Alice Gibson
Page county; Robert Fillmore, Prince
George India Hill, Richmond city
Robert Harper. Lunenbrg; Jim Banks,
Charlotte; Henry Banks, Accomac Green
Lancaster, Washington; Edmund Brooks
James Williams, Richmond city Ivy Mosby
Richmond city; and j. Gregory, Meckler
hnrcy s.-
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STEAM-TUG SUSK.-On Sunday morning
the Steam-tug Vulcan, while towing two
schooners down James river, ran ashore at
Drcwry'S Bluff. When the tide fell she Ca
reencd, filled with water, and slid off stern
foremost to the bottom Of the channel
No lives were lost. The work of raising the
tug will probably he commenced at an early
day.
She was owned BY the James River Tow
ing Company, and was under the command
of Captain X. Z. Walthal.
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Do1Ncs OF THE GRAND jury YESTERDAY. -
The grand Jury of the Hastings Court mel
yesterday, and found true bills IN the Ioiio"'
10 cases: Daniel Higgins, James Bahon.
Patrick Toohey, and John Ioohey, telony
for feloniously assaulting A. j.. Staude Will
intent to kill; William Breckenridge, TEL
ony, for stealing q gold watch Robert john
son, felony, for stealing watch, &C., from
house of L. n. Hawkins; Emma Johnson
misdemeanor. for keeping house of il.fame
Joseph Porter and Sarah Deane, mlsde
meanor. for adultery. John M. Exc, ioi
burglary, not q true bill; accused dis
charped.t :, u Z. 4 J =. Il tE-.H
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HELPING THE MEMPHIS SurFERERs.-Two
little girls who live I'M Richmond, and whose
names are omitted because their fathers de-
sire that they should not be made puoilc,
were given a sum Of money last week WIN
which to attend the State Fair. In place OF
going to the Fair they sent the amount 10
Memphis for the benefit OF the unfortunate
suffering ones in that city. ~.
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE METHODIST Sun
DAY-ScHooL SocfEry.-Tbe eighth annual
meeting of this Society will be held at Broad
Street church tonight at u o'clock. Inter-
esting addresses. reports, election of officers,
and other exercises will take place. The Of
fcers, teachers, and friends Of the schools,
together with ten delegates specially ap-
pointed from each school, constitute the busi-
ness MEMBERSHIP
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+ PERsoSAL.-Gcneral James L. kemper is
in the city.
+. j. Fisher, the artist, will in a short
time remove to Richmond to live.
Mr.. William o. Smith, formerly resident
of this city, and Il well-known purser in the
New York and Virginia Steamship Com
pany, died in New York few days ago.
Colonel n. III, Cobb, we'll known as a
hotel-keeper in this city, is about to 60 to
Philadelphia to take charge of the Interna-
tional Hotel, of that city.
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:, w ,THrsP Convicted OH.
Ger C,osby arrested a small negro boy, named
:Johu r, alias Boiling Christian, having IN
his possession watch that PIoVea 70 oarod es rag
property Of Philip Fleet. trhe ooy s oaelea
the watch for sale at Jewehers on bI9ao M
street, saying that he got it as prlze at wy
MANS When an officer was sent lot, 1onn u
told who the watch belonged 10 ana saia II
was given him byia boy named Archer 1es F1ee..
The facts we're proven before Jlstlce w nite
yesterday morning and the boy was ser sent 10
jaif for thirty days. - = -. -, =,
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.WAR TO THE KNIFE I've have declared
war against counterfeitcrs, AMI we mean to fight II
out. When diseases Of the Kidneys or Of the. PRO
creative organs PROSTATE you. take HElMBoLD's
BUCIIU. The genuine HELMBoLD'S BUCHU may be
known by the private proprietary stamp OF II. +
Helmbold on each bottle and IS fully warranted fol
diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs. SOLD
by druggists everywhere
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UP TO THE TIMEs.-LEvY BROTHERS are now
giving their customers the full benefit OF the decline
In the prices of dry goods caused by the panic. A.
usual they are the first to reduce prices In this city
Read their advertisement in to.day's paper andyor
viii form faint idea OF what they arc doing.
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THE PICTURE OF MINISTERS present at the lat
Baptist Memorial Meeting, taken at the LEE GAL
LERY, Is the best executed group we have ever seen
and we hope will find place in every family.
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS, j. b. TAYLOR, Jr.,
n. W. WILSON, ALEX'R ii. SANDS,
WILLIAM Z. HATCHER, II. DAVIS RAGLAND,
j. L. NJ. CURRY, }. Il. GARLICK,
j. WM. JONES, &. G.. BITING,
J. l.. BURROWS.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CAMPAIGN NEws.-Dr. John w. wake,
candidate for the Legislature, and Messrs:
Ambers, BurwelI, and Clopton addressed
large and enthusiastic meetings at Matoaca
and Etrricks last Saturday.
The Radicals wound up the campaign with
a mass-meetipg and barbecue at HALFWAY
House yesterday. 'j.H
The polls will be open at the Town Hall
snd Torrenee's store at sunrise to-day. ,
The ROLL OF oNoR.-Tbe following p,i:
pills are reported as perfect in recitation and
department at the Female High School for
last week, Misses Belle 'Toler, Mamie Smell.
lings. Eliza Calligan, Mamie and Theresa
Gibbs. ..,,,s.,,s 4a
BUSINESS At. TEE CLERKS OFflcE.-The
County Clerk issued five licenses to marry
to- white a4,d two to colored couples Tor the
month of October. Twenty.one deeds oi
bargain, sale, &c, ; were admitted to record
for the same period. The Office having been
closed on aceountof the death Of Mr. Cog
billIthel report wassobtained later and not SO
full as heretofore. IS s}s ,thih ~.
TIE CorsrY AND CIRCUIT COURTS TIE
Clerk Yesterday drew the jurles Tor the
County and Circuit Courts. The first meets
November 10th, and the latter November
90,
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CHURCH NOTES.

INTERESTING SERVICES IN THE. METHo-
DIST CHURCHEs-BAPTIsTC CHURCH STA
TIsTICs-INTRoDUCT SERMON AT
THE vENABLE-sTREET CHAPEL-THE
FRIENDs-DR. HOGE's LECTURE AT AS
sEMBLY ALL-INTEREsTING FACTS
CONCERNING THE CATHOLIC CHURCH,
&C, &c al -.
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CHARLOTTESVILLE WOoLLESS.-Evetyone ad
ms that they were the best goods exhibited at thu
late Fair. LEVY BROTHERS were the purchaser:
of the exhibition goods aud now offer them a
4 small advance on the manufacturers prices.
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THE GREAT REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF
CARPETS at LEVY BROTHERS caused them to move
OF rapidly on yesterday. We think there Is no ust
In keeping up prices in times like these, and sc
think LEVY BROTHERS.
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FURlNITURE.

1sREAT{ REDUCTION IN FUR-@
" NITIjRE.-I have on hand lsrge stock -
of uSf.SITTs CHAMBER, PARL0R, IMi.JT
TATION, and PAINTED SUITS and the lorer
grades OF FURNITURE. Offer the above for
c1sh at greatly reduced prices, Parties buytng
would do well TO examine ms stock and compare
nrIces s-1s - q. - n. GATHRIGHr,
no4 No. 10 Governor street
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ADDITIONAL PBgM1UA.---T = The Commit :op
Special Premiums at the State Fair aRandaa
for best five barrels Of !" extra -four manu- an
faetured in Virginia from ,VirgiDia7groH
wheat $50 to George w. Clarke, OF Henrieo
county, for bis brand g Melbourne" 1: 4 5ss,.
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A GREAT REDUCTION has been made in the
prices of Sheetipgs and Shirtings. To get the full
advantage in the decline In prices call ut LEVY
BROTHERS.
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PuBLtc TEMPERANCE MEETlNG---Tbe pub
lie temperance meeting at Trinity 'chnrch
on Thursday night at 8 O'Clock will De aa'
dressed BY Rev. A. C. Bledsoe, Aaron Jones,
Jr., Captains D. W.; Bohon0n and w. q. gar
rington. The singing will be by d r
Rady's temperance choir. -, ,g., ),
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HENR1cQ CIRCUIT CoURT.-In this court
Yesterday, in the case of Folkes rs. Stearns,
an appeal case from the County Court, the
Judgment of the lower court on point OF
law WAS reversed. --r--.--L- !. -.
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We ARE REQUESTED TO STATE THAT Mr.. HUN
TER BEAZLEY, Of Manchester, Will be supported
by many friends as candidate for the State Senate
from that district.
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COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS ArPoINTED. The
Governor has appointed Fred. K. Anderson
commissioner of deeds for Virginia, to re-
side in New York city.
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ENTERED TO LOAD FOR BRAzn--The Brit
ish brig Gazelle, Captain Bartlett, arrived ut
this port yesterday from New York to ceal.
pdete her cargo for Santos, Brazil.
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TUSCANY GRAPEs.-This delicious grape may b
found at PIZZINI'S.
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.8mt,ntond 1ispatrt1.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH IS LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY. ..~
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ToRREY's WEATHER STRIPS are warranted to
exclude wind, rain, snow, and dust from windows
and doors OF every description. Saves In fuel one
half. For sale by j. II. GRAFTON,
Nptb CIV
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OLD DOMINION CLUB. ATTENTION Every
member of the Old Dominion Club is re-
Guested TO report promptly ut the club-roon
this morning by sunrise, without fail, for
active duty
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CIRCUIT Court OF RICHMoND.-Thc fall
term of this court commenced yesterday.
The motion docket of the court was called,
but no other business OF interest was trans
onfo6
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LEVY BROTHERS ARE MAKING HARD TIMES
easy by reducing their prices, so as to enable
chose with little money 10 make their purchases.
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rHE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk vii
certainly take place January 15th 1874.
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HESR1co COUNTY CoURT, WoSDAY--Judge
Minor.-Commonwea Us. Y. Bargamln
and A. Mualer. Defendants confessed Judg-
ment. Fined one cent and costs.
Court adjourned until Thursday.
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FOR RENT.
Y 4 NERN HANDSOME

DOR RENT, 4 VERY HANDSOME
4 FARM, cuu'auiu: about ONE HUNDRED
ht..E>. Of which ifty i open and very produc-
:l'e. II Is situated up"n Tie Elchn"no; reocrch>
r.,y-, and Potomac ri lYu. three and thrcc-ltlrter
ra.l., from the Fair grounds. The improvements
CONSIST oi i No. TN b->IoEl thA NJ Z Hot ST
VIII! rosr rooms viii! lail aud p"rchcS;' kitchen
with t,y6 rooms icc-houS" holding about l3,OOO
,>-~ u ice; iinc we'll ut wn'rr with al the necc>-
>.ry Ri houses good urcll;tr. The whoic farm
j. well rarlu>c,: win n"w fence.
TIE. place will b" rented 10 good and careful
.,s.4ut uI,un reasonable tCrsp>. Apply 70
". y. BhAGG,o1
..: rpdIw S~Rtt.t. & son.
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E.B. SPENCE & Sons heavy merino shirts at
ne dollar are Of fine fabric. and give general sa'is-
ctfnn.
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LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL fin
obtaining fine pictures elsewhere arc respectfully
invteit to inspect the beautiful ENAMELLED PHO
roGRAPHs ut the LEE" GALLERY, 920 Main
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ADDITION TO THE STATE LIBRARY. = A
very fine portrait of Ex-Governor William
Smith, painted byJ. j. Porter, has been de-
posted In the State Library I'D r.
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DIIZlNPS. S07 Broad street, IS the place
l. TO buy your supplies of Confectlcncrics, Fruit
&c. Our uuequard establishment In point Il
beauty size cleanliness, and low prices Is always
open to supply the wants of friends with pure,
fresh CoNFECTIOSEKIES, lCE-CEEAM, JELLY
FANCY CAKES, anu CANDIES, manutactnrch daily.
Call on a. PIIIiNl, JR..
nc l6 SO7 B.oad street.
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LADIES' FuEs, 4 SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. at p
WEIsIGER & Co.'S, 1901 Main street.
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YoU CANNOT Do BETTER THAN TO CALL Al
LEVY BROTHERS and purchase your Dry Goods
The late panic has caused 4 decline In prices ant
LEVY BROTHERS hay liked their prices accord
inglN.
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SILK HATS, all grades, AZ P. WErsIGER & Co.'S,
1901 Aain street.
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EVERYBODY WAS ASTOSISIiED on yesterday
when they saw the fast-colorcd Callcocs that LEVY
BRoTHERs We're selling nj Sc. per yard.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04

r. 3. SPENCE & SoS have Il large stock Of ready
made clothing ut prices To suit the times.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04

THE NEW POSTAL cARDS-very useful for busi-
ness purposes. Cards or announcements Of any
kind printed them will pass through the mail for
one cent. Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done ut this office ....
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04

HAD A FlT.-A negro woman who wa!
visiting the city yesterday had tit ln the
Capital Square about noon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04

QvA1sFIEp. .---Messrs. G.. 3. Harrison and
G. c. Moore qualified as notarles pubhc be.
fore the Hastings Court yesterday. 2