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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

SUPREME Court or APPEALS, FRIDAY
The following business was transacted III
this court yesterday:
Aunabe us. Commonwealth. Fully argued
by Judge Crump for the prisoner. and time
taken by the Court to consider Of its judg-
meni.
Nash and ais rs. Nash and ais. Appeal
allowed from decree pronounced by the
Circuit Court of the city OF Norfolk.
Merchants and Mechanics Savings Bank
of Norfolk CO. Daniel and ols. Set down TO
he heard as privileged case on the 18th day
of January. 1874.
County cf Matthews Is. Armstead. Rule
to require plaintiff in error TO give bond by
10th December, or 10 show cause then why
the writ Of error should not be awarded.
Hines Us. Watkins, &c. Order requiring
appellant to give new bond by the 10Th De-
cember, 1873.
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School TRUSTEES .--The State Board oI
Education has appointed the following
school trustees:
Dinwiddie county Darvillsyille district
r. Fl. Boisseau; Sappoay district. II. i
Hartwell; Rowanty district, James 0. Per
kins; Namozine, Aired James, ctoe John
I. Sutherland, resigned.
Shenandoah county: Lee district. George
". Lee Madison district, james Conner
Johnston district, Daniel o. Bowman; Stone
wall district, David s. Spliler; Davis dis.
trict, Joseph Windlc.
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RICHMOND DRy-Goops TRADE--Sonle weeks
aro il was stated in the newspapers that n
celebrated New York dry-goods house had
made extraordinary reductions in the prices
of dry goods, and some persons VINO were
not aware that this was an annual custom OF
The house to work Off old stock and unsea-
solmblc and unfashionable goods, bit al the
bait and sent on orders 10 be filled by eX.
press, but 10 their great disappointment and
cbaerin discovered when the goods were re-
ccived that they had actually paid more tiian
our own dry-goods men were charging ior
the same class OF goods.
1t is fact, which any one may verify py
calling 1t any Of the dry-goods houses
whose advertisements are found III our col
umns, that the Richmond retail dealers are
selling all kinds of dry goods torer than
they eau be purchased al retail in New ork.
And il is not remarkable that they are able
10 do so, tor they buy on as good terlnsaS
the New York houses, and ~ their expenses
are greatly less they can afford TO sell at
smaller profits and make more money.
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PERsoSAL-Undcro our religious notices ii
is announced that Rev. Frank ID. Moore
will preach tomorrow morning and night
in the First Presbyterian church. Mir.
Moore is Il native OF this city. son Of the late
Rev. r. Y. Moore, d. D., and his appear
ance in the rulpi, so long and SO wor;hily
filled by his lamented father will be hailed
with pleasure by many OF the friends OF
both. Young Mr. Moore graduated in the
University OF Virginia in 1865, Immediately
entered upon The practice of law in one oi
the western States, and soon after the death
OF his father entered the ministry. lie re-
Gently returned from Germany, where ne
had spent Two years in preparing Tor bis
liir-w0rk was married on Tuesday last to
an accom- plisled lady Of Albemarle, and Will
return in lew days to Nashville, where he
las charge OF the Moore Memorial church,
erected in memory Of his father.
Rev. James p. Boycc, ID. D., president OF
The southern Baptist Convention, and one
Of the professors of the Sonthern Baptist
Theological Seminary, is spending few
days in tIi> city.
Mr. p. II. Ma:o has been elected dl-
rector in the State Bank OF Virginia.
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ARREST OF ALLEGED HorEL.RoBBERs.-- "A
Geographic d!>pIlci WIS received in tins city
Yesterday NJ = o'clock from Washington, by
Detective Jack Wren, giving an account OF
4 robbery committed al hotel in that city,
and Il description OF the perpetrators. Halt
| an hour afterwards the officer. bad in custo-
dv TWO young men, tashm1ahly dressed,
tound 10y BIN NJ Il boirdiug-hou>e in this
city, who gave the names Of Henry Morgan
and CHARLES Hei,er They were lodged in
tile FIRST Sta,ion-houSe. Some OF the pro-
prrty stolen Uewcry and 4 piston was rcco-
ycrcd. They will have a hearing before the
Police Justice this morning.
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EXTRAORDINARY ASSou ScEMENT. The ladies
Of Richmond, ana indeed Of the whole State, will
read with qualification the announcement OF
Messrs CARDozo, FoURQUREAS & Co., In another
column that for the next twenty days they Will sell
for cash their stock OF DRESS GOODS ut the great,s
reduction IN prices ever known regardless Of Cost
lower than before The war, and lower than the cost
OF importation. They are also adding fresh goods
t. their large stock every day. and as these goods
are bought by them In New York nj panic prices,
they give their customers the advantage OF the low
est panic prices The high reputation OF this house
makes IT unnecessary for lis to add tia, these gen.
llemen may be relied upon to do al they promise,
and 10 DO 1t IN the most satisfactory manner
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Gen. Sherman's Opinion of Castelar,

In 1872, when General Sherman was ira
yelling in Europe, be sojourned for Il short
space at Madrid. While in that capital he
met a number of the prominent republican
leaders OF Spain, including Castelar,, the
present head Of the Spanish Government.
He expresses high opinion Of the personal
qualities and of the abilities OF Castelar,.
Castelar,, he says, is an orator, scholar, and
a writer of acknowledged merit. His srepub-
ican ideas were far in excess Of what might
have been looked for in the United States,
much less in such country as that Of Spain.
Whatever might be the ability Of Spain to
make amends for the occurrences which
have taken place in Cuba, General Sherman
was confident Of the sincerity Of CASTELAR, in
any professions be might make.
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E!CHMoHD AND ltESRTCO CLAIMS Upon THE
GurIEHMENT.-Thc following is 4 list Of the
names OF the claimants from Ienrico county,
including the city Of Richmond, forwarded
to the Commissioner at Washington, ID. G.,
for settlement. TheE arc sent TO the capital
under the provisions OF the act Of Congress
OF March Sd, 1871:
Francis Adams. SlS,GG3: Albert NJ. Akin.
25t, lSG; Lof'cn ID. Allen, $G.0GS Robert Fl.
Alien, $4i9; Crawford Alley, 5000; estate OF
Isaac AShor. y, 100: Isabella Atkins, -, 154 /;
job Atkins. SGlS; Jacob 5. Alice, $4,000
William Banks. $50: Samuel J. Barker, $50
Jane .. Bayly, $3.50; Aassena Bcaziey.
S3.Gu7; estate James ii. Britton, 81 ,SSS ;
Alfred K. Bullin, Sl0,l9S; Christian
B,r.ing, $500: John II. Charles, $500
Pete. +. Clay, $133; Cumberland g. Cox.
II $50; John Is. CreuShaw. 1891 !; George
". Davidson, S!,SSl; Margaret Dice, 81. .493 !;
Mary Dudley. =, 100; james Duke, S2,320 {:
Dnrria Enroughty, SjG5; Ellen i. EVANS.
$6,iUU: Robert fa@glns, SlJ6; Hami!' on &.
far', 81 400; Lindsey l.. Fiddler, $1,000 ;
John Fisher, = $50; Susan {. Fisher, $500;
Christopher GcrEa,dt. 81 $50; tatEarinc
GiI!in, - ,0j2 kr>irh Good. SiS2 Emily j.
Grover, ll.440; William Harris, 800; Rob-
riG Jumc>, S2.n2l William James, II ,S92 ;
Estate OF Within james, SAFE; Horace L..
Kent, $29,@@,I; Francis Lmge, $3.50 ;
rloS II. LHarv, $500; Geo. 7. Loehr, s. ,9C6;
jane. u. McCau.ev, Sl,25i; john Meteor
mick, S2.94S; Matthew Mccormick, 81 ,30S; !;
John Mcdowell, $1,000; Isaiah Miller, 1921 !;
Richard D. Mitchell, 81, 100; Denis UDca,
81 .ls5; AtwcIi +. Pi1s, SLIP: Isaac Plea.
>ants, Sl,j3S; William ii. Rowland, S1I1 ;
Edward Scott, Sl,902; F. l.. Sheppard.
S!,G..; Daniel Il. Stewart, ,o33 Henry
S,kcs. 81. 145 Isaac sykes, 1928; Richard
sykes, S2,123; Martin 5. Taylor, S2,996
Hiram ". Tyler. $685. ; Edward II. Val.
crtinc, 81 $50; Mary a. White. Sl,ISI; VIII
liam White, 1888; Mildred Ann iarring-
ron II SIS
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DEAD EopY or Az INFANT FoUSp.-Thc
lclG body OF coorcd infant was found un-
der porch on the corner OF Twenty-ninth
ana y streets Yesterday. Coroner Tay or
nas notified. and made post-mortem eHami-
natioa. which revealed the fact that the
| child tad lived. An inquest will be held at
| the city morguc at 10 O'Clock this morning.
| The mother, whose nImc is Alice Henry,
was also iound lying in an unconscious con.
diton stretched on. in an adjoining lot. She
Wa committed to the city jail TO receive me.
| deal attention. Al present she is III critI-
! cal condition.
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New York Affairs.

New YORK, November 2l.-Great activity
is display ed in the Brooklyn navy-yard
FIFTY additional hands have been employed.
Il is rumored that President of one oi
the leading railroads has failed individually.
James ii. Ingersoll, ring Saairmaker (:l
has been committed in default of bail.
4 reward of $4,000 is offered for Sharkey
the condemned murderer, who escaped In
female attire.
Custom receipts to-day one quarter OF
million
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WE DESIRE TO CALL PUBLIC ATTENTION to the
$4,000 stock of goods offered In another column
by WM IRA SMITH, agent. Many Of The goods have
been recently bought, and all for cash, which he
now offers in order to close out the entire stock In
the next sixty days at from ten 10 twenty per cent
reduction in former prices. This Is an opportunity
seldom offered in this line of business In this city
'all and him
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

RICHMOND CIacrlT C,srRT.-m This court
yesterday tho only business of interest trans
acted was the cmpannellTng of a inrv and the
partial hearing of the testimony in TWO cases
of Edward Vickcrs rs. ia mes River Bridge
Company-one an action OF assumpsit, and
the other Il breach of co ntract. The case
will be taken up again at u O'Clock to-day.
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COOK : LAUGuToN, lO 4. NJ, at horse-lc

COOK & LAUGHToN, l0 4. NJ, ut horse-lot,
horses, mules cars, and br!ck-wason.
.GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, P. NJ, lot Oh west side
of Porter street betweeu Eleventh and
Twelfth, Manchester.
RICHARDSON CO., 4 ?. NJ, lot on corner oil
Main and Culvrrt streets, On which arc the
walls OF a new brick builCing.
COOK L. LACGHTuS. IL NJ, ut the residence on
Twtnty-fllth between Nuin and Franklin
streets, household furniture, bedding, calpen-
ters' tools. &c.
REDN ODD & CRENSEIaW, II A. ", household
furniture, &c.
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From West Virginia.
MURDER TRIAL-TuE LEGISLATURE FOB III
INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA.

INDEPENDENCE OF CUBA.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.1
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November 2l.-
Auther, who killed Armstrong, near this
place, last December, is OH trial here, and
after four days argument the case was given
to the jury this evening.
A resolution passed both Houses of the
Legislature yesterday, in urgent and en-
pbatic language, as to the duty of Govern
ment 10 recognize the independence of Cuba.
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reno.,., ,s,aeram 70 the Dispatch.l

WAsHlsGroS, November 2l.--A hundred
different rumors have been in circulation
today with regard to the complications be.
tween this and the Spanish Government, all
OF which were of highly sensational cha-
racter, and not one of which was connrmed
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

ELECTION CASE IN CIRCUIT COURT OF CHEs.
TERFIELp.- mdnddmus ca Sc of Joseph
Walker rs. DR.. John Wake. ir the election
case which was argued last week by Major
Turner in behalf Of Walker, and W. 2. Bur.
well in behalf Of Wake, before Jrdee Wei
Siger, was yesterday dismissed fol want OF
jurisdiction
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

QUICK TIME.-Thc Richmond, York River
and Chesapeake Railroad Company delivers
freight frlm Baltimore in Redmond IN
twenty-five and ore-half hours, and In fe'
tersb,lrg in twenty.six hours.
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Marine Disaster.

NORFOLK, November 21.-An unknown
schooner, supposed from appearance 10 pe a
new vessel, was sunk during Monday n'snts ,
gale ten miles south Of Cape Henry. me
name of the sailmaker is Harkett or harteIi,
of Philadelphia. \ negro, supposed 10 oe
one Of the crew, was washed ashore.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures TO rail-
road companies, steamship companies. banks, mer-
chants. manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during aud changelcss, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period Of time. Having just
received fresh supply of these inks, We are pre-
pared 10 execute orders promptly and at moderate
nricps,
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Sent TO TIE ALBANY PENITENTIARy.-TiSh-
er and Go,Sriii, convicted III the United
states Circuit Court Of a violation of the
bankrupt law, started Yesterday morning Tor
| ;hc Albany prnicntiary, ,undcr escort of ilr.
lnGma> ). Atkins. deputy rierk ol the United
States Circuit Court. and llr. II. l.. CNand-
lyr, Inspector oi cll>toms.
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The Captured Correspondence = Two
Hundred Arrests.

New YoRx, November 2l.--The officers OF
the City of New York give the following
names Of the passengers seized at Havana
from the steamer Moro Castle: Mrs.
DomItola dc Monte, q widow, and her
child; Ricsrdo Laucis aud his entire family,
consisting Of bis wife and three children;
and Donna Cata!cna Pares.
Nothing suspicious was found In the cloth-
ing of the women or children. AL were
discharged except Laucis.
Two hundred persons have been captured
who were implicated by the correspondence.
There aao been 10 execution when the
City OF New York loft Havana.
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by official adyices. It is evident from the
persistent determination of the Government
to keep silent on Cabinet discussions that
the country will not know the exact situa-
ton until Congress meets, when It will be
conveyed by the President in his annual
message. T1xoS.
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NOT An ARREST ~ THE CITY ~ TWENTY
FOUR HouRs.-Thc report Of the Chief OF
Police which was sent to the Police Court
Yesterday morning stated that not one arrest
was made during thr preceding twenty-iour
nOllrS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

0Nr r THE CHAiN-GASG RECArTUREp.-
JOAN Taylor (negro), member of The cham
gam, who succeeded in making his escape
from the gang whilst ut work on the 10Th OF
October. was rccup'utcd by Captain VIII
kin.on yesterday morning on the corner Of
Eiyhth and Marshall streets. Six months
will Uc added to hi, term in the gan@.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

TRANSFER PRISTING-INKS for copying letter.
heudngs, statements, way-bills, &c. Can be copied
In the ordinary letier-press book Send your orders
for printing in these inks, and for all other descrp
tlons of printing to the DiSpdtch Prinllng-Iiouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22
Cold Weather.

AIEcuASlcsvIILE, n. y, November IL
Navigation is suspended on The ChamPlaln
canal Thermometer ten below zero. Elgn-
teen inches OF snow.
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MEMORIAL PIcTuRE.-Among the records OF
the Memorial meeting none are more valuable tnall
the beautifully artistic and nc"nr4;c likencsses
grouped by the LEE GALLERY. III onght 10 oe
owned by every Baptist family as an heirloom
q G.. HITTING.
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SHEET MUsIC-You can save 81 on every ).
worth OF music you buy at &. +. JoHSsToN'S, 9ls
aIaiu street. Musical Instruments Mt less than New
York prices.
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Chattanooga Election.

CHATTANOOGA, November 2l.-The Demo
Gratis have carried the municipal election
her. for the first time since the war;
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lO07 Main street, opposite post-oihc

THE ESAMELLED AND sATIN-FISlSIlED Plio-
1ocKAp,S seem TO asonsh every person. euch
rare beauty has never before been impaired TO PIC
tures. They are made exclusively at the LEE
GALLERY, and there Is no additional charge. ms
finish adds beauty and durability 10 the picture.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

NIAfisT!cAL.--Ihe official returns OF the
Commissioner Of The Resenuc have been
IDrwuldtd 10 the clerk ot the Hastings Court,
lfD!a " !nctI il is a>cerialned That the total
number Of birth; during The year 1872 was
,5aG, and the total number Of deaths during
he sitiue period, 1883.
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TRANSFER PRISTiNG-1NKs will copy clear and
distinct for an indefinite period Of time. Send your
orders fer work be done In these inks to the Dis
1lntrL Printing. House.
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CoRss, NAILS, &C Lord DANNY, by wounding
rcrye Of his great toe trying 10 relieve bunion,
ended his useful clreer; the Duchess de Abantes
,rbose who seek Dr. SCHULT2'S painless treatment
either periodically Otherwise, prolons HE SIN
MT 7 Nineteenth street.
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"ToRREY's WEATHER STRIPS ;: for sale and ad
juSte.i. Direct your orders 70
j. W. D. FARRAR, Sole Agent,
716 Twenty-ffth street.
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AgCTrON SALES TEHIS DAY.

IN 1U srt<-s Of real tsiuIs mGt tet,oee, the 1Ss o.
Jonuafy ant $eth q Jnne tht tn:rcs .tor Mt pre-
seat gear huccto tS pni3 6yths purchdStT. IN.
or The utr the trcS hare (" % patti ~ the setltr'
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Go TO PAGES and buy your coal and wood, and
save fty cents 10 dollar per ton and ffty cents
soft coal, and twenty five to fifty cents wood
H. FACE, Nineteenth and Cary streets
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GESTLEMEN'S FUR CAPs--some Of The greatest
bargains ever seen In Richmond, at P. WEISIGER
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Latest from Santiago.

HAVANA, November 21.--santiago adrices
to the 18th report nothing important since
the 18th instant excep, the sailing Of the
Virginius for Havana.
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MARSHALL WARr CLUB.-The Marshall
Ward Conservative Cluo will hold meeting
this evening Mt : o'clock ut their club.
house. corGer Twenty-cigh,h ana Marshall
,trpptS
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I~r ~. pyrx--t'uxyrEyxrr Of TIP
,.<...,.>. N'r,yyrp,y.-!n uurSulucc
.a ..r..f f.. YI4yor Ecilpv y meet
.... ,.., ,a..r.ymrD WA. npld in the
..."r.,, YAM llcn'. Christian A>>o.
,......%., ,.y..niu.s
49,. ,.,,. ,.r,.rnt w,r, Rev. J. Z,
- - , J. I, EurrowS. y. II,
,.f-r r~I,r,.t.. r., Dlla, fucker.
..,u,..s, - Ilr Valley ray. i. /.
r- I, y. OF tn:. Ernat!.S:rrrt Mrthn-
....... i..r. Groryc Wood5ridcc. d.
d.. aa. Monumental church: Father
.,-. u,. Henry Wall, u. D., of =.
.'. s.,. !. &. Da,nr!l, ot 81. Marks
- G4rl,rk I.cir;,.S,rcri HonIi>, :
III Ii,,};rc, az 1l,. First African
..-.....y II = y gri.k. Third. street
r.. Methodist: H.y. rAoma, l.. Pre-
!.r., El.-ayrc,lun: E"y. Moses II.
Sd. L., ~-"pad Presbyterian: Rgv.
\. .. ~u,.,,. R.S. i. +. Woodward.
.rr. N,tna,il>i R"y. {. {. NandeI-
-Ha,N Irlhudi>t Rev. Father B"mno,
e.. MRS. CMhu!i. church: Rev. +. N.
..-... o: t,r .rr yIuich; Rev. Father .;an>.
.... .,>t. Hr;c!'-: Rev. {. /. Biting. OF he
nl Ba:}I-t ,Aurc.: Rev. Joseph T.. Ty-
... g. -" -.yrolA-~;r~c, Christian chGrct
I..,. .D.>hli, rrirrkin, oi =. james church
L... ,aH!.> >.juu;-rrodc. of st. paui'>;
+. ,.'"i" j. '-''N"t">' -. ~ ~ NSH'c"'"
N..Ha.'t~i r..HT@E; ii"'' L. VI. Guy oregon
H.. h''t'5.r' f'E' DF. h|"r'Ari'ii' vi i'c"
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.u.... r,rH, !tc>id d. Ni. httt:y bflcil!
-'t . S.. .e3,"L> Ior hI'ln@ called tAiS
&; :H- lJc rIgr-ym"n, and iu.Iy ucNe''
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Racing Match.

SAN FRANCISCO, November ol.--Mr. Treat,
owner of Tlnd. Stevens, Offers to match bis
horse against any other for S2o,0Vo.
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BoILING-HoT and still beating Is the hot soda
water, with chocolate, tea and cofee-cream syrups,
ut WOOD & Sons.
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|; FREslLsTocK OF FrRs-cheaper than ever since
the war; bought at panic prices; for sale at P
WEIsIGER & cos, 1901 Main street.
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RICHMOND. vA SATURDAY MORNING, n

II YoU WANT TO SPEND YOUR CASH TO GREAT
advantage call at K. 3. SPENCE & Sons gentle
mcnN furnishing store.
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nootF, ~ a nlsfinruiShed Lady.

Sr. LOUIS, November 21.--Mrs. Anna Ma
ra Cubell, daughter of Mrs. John ). Cr't'en'
den, is dead.
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WE HAVE NEVER SEEN ANY FINER CHEWING
TOBACCO than that ut ". u. BLAIR & Co.'S.
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FURs AT PANIC PRICES at P. WEtsIGER & Co.'S
1901 Main street.
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SCRIBSER's MONTHLY for December re-
ceiyed from j. r. Ely son, newsdealer, 1ll2
Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

TIE DOLLAR has great value In buying f1rhlsh'n
ron = al +. B. SPENCE 4 SONS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

MISSES FUR 1URBASs--latcst style and very
cheap. l.. WEIsIGER & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

EVERYBODY LIKES lT-children cry ior H-hos
soda. water with cream syrups.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

DowS. DOWN! DOWN! Is the word at +! B
SPENCE 6 SoS'S clOlhinS store. 7."-r,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

HEAVY ovERCoATs at reduced prices III r. y
curycr = So:'s fashionable clothing store.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

EVERYDAY WHO HAS TRIED HOT soDA-wATEI
with chocolate syrup pronounccs 1t delicious
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

THE FINEST AND MOST REFRESHING DRINK i
HOT sopA-wATER with chocolate-crcam.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

WAN, CUBA! spAISl UNCLE SAM Prices
down O 10 25 pcr cent for cash or prompt custom
ere for our superio- REApY-MADE CLOTHING or
E,pSlsu1SG GOODS. stock large, stylish, and
rnried Our celebrated "Richmond Shirt" best
make, reduced from $40 to s36 per dozen .
All will consult their interest by calling and er-
an,ining our stock aud prices.
WILKINSON 6 WlTHEIs,
"Clolhins Emporium
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22
THE CUBAN TROUBLES.

WARLIKE ATTITUDE OF SPAIN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

". II. ZIMMERMASS, COS Main street, has the
best and cheapest Ladies Furs IN the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-22

HANDSOME FUR SETS, for ladies, $50. al ZIM-
MERMASS's, manufacturer. 90S Main street. g..