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letter from Havana.
TEE PEOPLE DEFTAET-ACTIvE PREPARATION
E0R ETC

I65 fEOfLS UErIAat-ACllFE fISTAnAIiOSS
FOR WAR, ETC.
New YogE, November 2S.-A letter from
Havana says " The people would refuse to
allow any order from Madrid to deliver up
the Virginius or make other reparation for
her seizure and the execution of her crew to
be carried cut. Preparations for defence are
being actively pushed forward. Guns are
being mounted at all suitable points. Adyer-
tisements appear in the different papers for
an unlimited number Of laborers to work in
the srsenals. The volunteers have orders to
drill two CIR three times week.
"The Voz de Cuba says in regard to the
report from Washington that Castelar, tele-
sraphcd the Captain General to execute no
more Of the Firgiuius prisoners it cannot
be true, since the sentences have been i'm
posed by tribunal Of justice Ia accordance
with our laws. The Executive Of the Span.
sh Republic has not sufficient power TO issue
such an absurd order. 1t says the Captain.
General OF the island, in order tc extinguisl
the rebellion, has power to impose the death
,scuaity or ary Que taken IL acts Of treason
an1 force against tie Government, and asks
bow, then, would the Executive Of the Span.
sh Republic dare 10 govern in contraven.
ion Of law and TO override justice, exposing
bis authority to contempt merely to please
certain foreign prates."
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consent to pay for any such service out Of the State

consent to pay for any such service out Of the State
treasury.
Second. I am equally clear that tic charge Is
proper one against the county. for, first, It se1-
clusivcly county matter, and, second, bling
county matter, the compensation 10 the assessors IS
provided for by our revenue laws. Thus: The
compensation Of assessors for extending county
and township lcyics shall be determined by the
Board of Supervisors Of each county, and be paid out
oC the county treasury See Revenue Laws, page
Al, section a, ut TIE end. II Is true that this
provision !s not found IN the general law relating
to our public free schools. Indeed :erc Is 10 pro-
vision In that act which prcscrihci The mode Of
compromising these officers; that If the general
provision which have quotec docs not apply. there
Is. Guhmit, no law which makes any provision for
them. But think 1t perfectly clear that the prov-
a!on Is applicable. The levy by tho supervisors of a
county FOR school-tax is rs much G county levy
levy for building bridge; and as the latter Is be
yond ulI doubt governed by the section l have
quoted 1t is difficult. TO see why the former should
not he.
Third. 4 further rea7on why tho charge for ma-
king tl:c extension referred to should be paid by
the county, and not by The State, arises from the
fact that the Gftyeighh section Of the act approved
March 26, 1872, requires the assessors to extend
the levy for Hchoo-,ax upon such Of their books as
dTcreturTsd TO thetrenstrer afhs county, II is not
required to be extended upon the books returned TO
this ucc. You will please note the words have uu
derscored think this section places the matter be-
yond all controversy; for the amount OF compeusa-
ttun could never be a;certaned a this oGlca In the
nbsfnce fthc amount Of work lone, shown by the
extensions aforesaid, which, aa l have already
stated. are not required to be made upon the books
returned to this department, the compensation
Isluya coumissos OF TWO mud oue-half PER ccntum
ursn the amount GSSeSsSed.
For these rcasBnS un very clearly Of opinion
that the assessors should be paid BY the counties for
tlc work done by them in extending the scheoltax.
alu very truly yours,
WILLIAM T. TAYLOR,
auditor Public Accounts
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The CCEAH Troubles A@D TIE CoLoKED
Pgor:E OF kIcnMoHD-NEtTlSG AT THIRD
SrGLkr METHODIST CnCECu.-Quile large
meeting ot the col0rcd people Of Rlcllmonl
VAS held on Thursday n%ilt III the third
Stree; Methodist church 10 take some action
relative 10 ;h> capture OF the NlrgniuS ana
tho execution OF Il number ut her crew.
Jum Oliver "%s called TO the cbalr' ana
". ii. Wells ana Landon Boyd acted as sec
retarieS. -, =,
Attrr addresses ty W. Brooks, W. H..
Lv>ter, aud W. Ii. Erent the following
r. e>uiutious were adopted:
"WLcrcas The American steamer Nr&lnius,
sai!iux under the lis Of the United States,
viii Tce.,iiGr clealance from the American
Government, WAS recently seized In MD
ocr.y, upon tue common highway oil na-
i;ous. hy A Spanish Wgr vessel, who, after
caO:GIinr said steamer, hauled down ler
| Ga... carried her into one of the Spanish
| nurts. known as Santiago de Cuba, Where
| ter differs and crcW were, without lawful
| trial. :nuJ down by Spanish soldiers ac,iug
U!Gcr orders OF officers OF the spanish army
| and whereas such seizure was violating the
| laws Of nations and u gross lnsult 10 lnc
! American fog; and whereas there IS party
| IN our country believing that the Spanish
| Republic ($paIn) should bC easily dealt With,
| meaning we should no; ask too much for
| the wrong inflicted, &c; therefore be it
Resolced, That We appeal with conf
| dcncc 10 Tie National Administration and
| the laW-mahmg power OF the Government to
| srrilre ample redress for the shameful and
cnwurdly outrage iuhicted upon the honor
Ct the Republic.
& Rcsotrcd, That the time has come for this
| Republic 10 teacb that red-hanuea siavc'mas'
| ter the Spanish Government that Wherever
| tie American fag flies there every american
ci,iztn, native and naturaslzcd, snall s01no
protected by IN inviolatc safeguard. ,
Ees0iced, Tbat we sympatniiize WIN the
Cuhnn, who are now struggling 10 iree
Themselves from the Spanish yoke. ana we
recommend such measures be adop'ea AS
viii spcrdily secure for tie CuDans piac"
um(nq. the free and independent repunllcs oi
the yvor,d and thus rid the North Amefl-
can continent Of that foul-yoa, damnable-
| blot, human slavery. .,.,
Kesoicc9, We have no sympathy win
those Den who would purchase peace .! lii.
eueciu.! eXpcdieDcy that must at ieast only
| posruone war; who would for the indeclslFe
| sui,it i Of self.lndulgcnce secure themselves
| lt.pi,e from the responsibilities ana lTylb9
action watch must uerUISc upon those WHO
| come after tbcm.
q" Kc.oiced, We dcplore amy such tllne'
serving, hesia,ing, aud timid policy. Dc
| licying each generation should meet IT'S op-
legations like brave men, we should ana are
willing 10 render ala and such assistance ny
| which spain shall be made to know tns
| rirhls OF other nations are 10 be respected.
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PAYMENT OF ASSESSORS FOR EXTENDING LOCAL
sclIooL-rAxES.
COMMONWEALTH OF VmoNA,}
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCoUEIs,o
EICuMoSp, VA, November 10, 1852
Ret. William, II. RuBner:
Dear Sir,-I have carefully examined the question
you submitted some days ago in regard to the COM
peusaton Of township assessors for extending upon
their books The county and district schooi'tax, us
required by law-that H. whether II SHALL be paio oy
the State or county-and will, with pleasure, give
YOU my views upon tho subject as briefly as Gun.
First. am positively certain that Inc cnarse
for performing this service Is not II legitimate one
against the Commonwealth. Indeed, 70 sure am
Of ,s correctness. Of this spnion that can nsTss
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Raar1minx Work.

BosroS, November 28.-Thc Fall River
Manufacturing Company lin the boot trade)
naye decided to commence on tbree-quar.
tiers or eight hours per day on dye days aud
seven hours OF Saturday, making in all
torty-seven hours per week. Should times
continue to improve as rapidly as they have
done during the past two or three weeks It
is believed that the month Of January will
see al the mills running on full time again.
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ra!Ers.-Thc iutc:ulinabe case OF Nick-
80 IS The james River Bridge Company
.,ii! occupies the atteulion OF the CITY Cir
cni, Court.
Eteurzcr (co!orcd) church il being CO.
!Irg"d and renovated Ia order 10 acc0mno'
dat. the Increased number OF persons who
allvnd here.
TIE Jancs River S!ca!rbout Company has
reduced i,s faic TO Norfolk aud Williams
burr, h, the ateamer Sylvester, to - 1hl>
Ni!i make thu, iayoritc route all the m2It
desirable.
There wu. 40 meeting of he Stock Boarc
Yesterday.
Thu-c who do not pay their state take
today wiIl have 10 pay five per cent. a0al
f....,rf
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Conversational Affairs.

WASHINGTON, November 2s.-Members Of
Congress continue to arrive here daily. A
sharp contest is progressing among them for
House officers.
It Is said that Speaker Blaine VIII ap-
point General Butler to the chairmanship
of the Committee on Appropriations vice
Garfield because the Administration has lost
faith In the latter. It Is believed that Mr..
Dawes vii! remain the chairman OF the Com
mitteo Of Ways aud Means. DIR. Orth will
be made chsrman OF the Committee on
Foreign Affairs, Schofleld Q: the judiciary,
Myers OF Naval Affairs, ard Sheldon, OF Lou
isiaua, Of Commerce.
Hon. :. s. Cox, of New York, viii proba-
bly, receive the complimentary Democratic
vote for Speaker.
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SUPREME CouRT OF ArrEALs.-The follow
ing cases were disposed of in this court
yesterday:
Cullen rs. Commonwealth. Argument
concluded by Judge Crump for petitioner.
To-day the court will sit at IL o'clock, in
stead of II O'Clock, as usual, and dispose Of
some motions returnable at that time.
On Tuesday next the court will commence
calling the civil docket. calling the first ten
cascs--viz: Henry Us. Commonwealth !;
Chapman's administrators Us. Shepherds ad.
mnistrators; Smith rs. Sutton ct ais; Poor
Us. Magruder, assignee; Moore rs. Richard
SON; Woods and ais rs. Sampson and ais
Watkins rs. Claiborne aud ais Hall us.
Sweeney and ais i; Twombly rs. Hasty aud
ais; Puryear and ais rs. Baptist and ais.
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WASHINGTON, November 2s.--The negro
Henry Young, convicted Of tue murder OF
Frank Hahn, tho Virginia droyer, IN the
Smithsonian Institute grounds, in March
last, was hanged to-day In the lall-yard. de
made statement on the scato!d that ne was
prepared to die, and in response to IN IN
uuiry from some one among the spectators
said he was not guilty.
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rho North CsrcIina Injunction Case.

RALEIGH, November 23.-The injunction
case OH the part Of the special-tax bondhold.
crs Us. the State treasurer was opened To-
day before Judges Brooks and Bond, and
WIS argued by w. J. Budd, of Baltimore,
for plaintiff, and George V. Strong, of Ia.
leigh, Tor defendant. The case was continued
rill tomorrow. Hon. Regerdy johnson VII!
speak tor the plaintiG tomorrow or Monday.
The case cxcises consdenble Interest.
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DEATH FROM ExPosURE.-The coroner's
jury III She case Of Alice Henry (thc woman
who d,Ud 1T The alm.houSc on Wednesday
completed their inquiries yesterday evening
aud presented il verdict 10 the effect That she
died from the effects Of exposure and the lack
Of proper attention. 10 which she sui jccied
hrr,c!l hilc making criminal attempt t.
couCeal the li.t Of her newborn child.
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Fixing for War.

FORTRESS MONROE, November 28.-Twen.
tv mechanics arrived here this morning tT
duty in the ordnance machne-shop to work
on the ffteeninch gun-carrages now being
constructed. Two machinIsts leave to-mor-
row morning for Key West aud two for
Charleston 10 put the guns and carriages NJ
those points in thorough working order.
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A Cart, from Cuban Rcpresentntiyes

New YORK, November 2S.-Qneseda and
Carlos del Castillo publish card stating
that they are the only representatives Of the
republican government Of Cuba abroad; ;
that the collection of funds for suffering Gu
oans is without their authority aud against
the commands OF their government, aud
condemning all attempts to enlist men as
being in direct violation OF the laws o! The
land,
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Death oS an Official.

WASHINGTON, November 2S.-John ~:
Morris, executive clerk of the Senate, and
formerly editor Of the Charleston Is. C.) Re'
publican, and OF the Chronicle OF this CITY,
died at his residence here last night. Hi:
remains will! be taken to Wethersfeld, Conn.
for burial,
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TIE TnEATnB-MAT1SEE TEIs AFTERNOON.
Last night MI appreciative audience WitIesS.
ed the iine acting Of Miss Ada Gray and her
excellent support In "East Lynne Akthe
matinee this afternoon ut 2 O'Clock every.
body will have IN opportunity 10 see East
Lynne" IS presented by Miss Gray. The
price OF admission to all parts of the house
has been reduced, so that everybody luaE at
tend. For tonight the Tickct.ot.LeaYe-
Mann is announced.
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pI4rn o. - OLD CIT'zsN.-Mr. NlGJah
M.u-unl &. Nr,l-AMowu citizen OF Richmond,
,.i,d IN l-t!o;te=yIllc on Thursday, IL The
>,%ruiyIiit4 year Of bis age. For nearly
-.>ty Years he IIytd IN this city, the grcatr
f..,t gi the time being engaged in the manu-
],.tJr~ ol carriages. His remains were in-
i.rf,l ~ Hollywood Cemetery yesterday.
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>,noo, Trvs-fEs ArrorNrEp.-The St;

>'"oo, THusTGEs ArroINTEp.-Ihe State
E'-r4 Of liHratjon ha, appointed Tie to.-
.a2iU, G.~triy, school trustee:
81, 5hGrH Coa5'H. Boiling Sming dis
.rr I, Joseph I. McCalrh: CUyiHg;on, sam
a| !. Lilpeutcl; Clifton, Mansfield W.
Kinney,
Cra.g Lo"l',.-Ncwc9~tle district, John
=. cole; .AI!e.t!any district, G@orGc {. CaId-
N"ti; Si.nmrm>litr, .laInrs :. Giv"nS rice
l>a.4A GivrM>, term expired.
Ar.Dm1c Crnli%.-l'ungo;ca-uc district.
/ !. v. Rad, L"". G.Ur@" q. Fox; Ne
r.,3iAI", L,Hi !. Noc;h.m; Atlantic, Rev.
y. rid.w,u; I>ouJ-, J. i. E0gi 81.
lt'arr,H Dt,n-t'Tont Ko,al district.
.foLn W. Pe!ton rtco " !liain Buck, elected
supervisor.
Fr,d<yTcl Cyo4ty.-Back Creek di>trc:
Watson /. CovpeI Tre j. ". Piper, IT,
.i-tn-d.
Itdd,esec Cou"ty.-Salutla district, nr.
G.-orr /. Nicholson rtcc BTi>toW Freeman.
resigned.
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Police CorRT, FRIDAY-J. j. WMte.-
Mary Hardeman alas Jennie Evans me
gro>, guilty Of stealing shawl belonging to
one Julia carter (ncsro). and valued at S5,
was sent to Jail for six months. Second OF.
fence.
The case Of young Newly, charged with
stealing several pair Of boots and shoes, was
continued until this morning.
George Robinson (ncgro), charged with
being Il common thief, was ordered to leave
the CITY
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IEs-H o. In. WILLIAM GRAy.-Mr. VII
IN Gray, one Of the oldest citizens oI
%,rn,nyud. died &, III residence here las,
MA. H. WIs tchaccoui>t i'll this city for
rang Years. The announcement OF hls
d,slT w.ll lee received with regret by u
nrg" number Of relatives and friends. He
va, Very highly esteemed and respected.
2nl thee are i,w mon whose memory Will
~ more t4!thfully cherished.
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i.a.c.-> LII vi :IoNS THROUGHOUT TIE
Noi1p-t@, Lpj>3opai churcues through
49, ari..lDG9m VIII oi-.Ivc Wcduc,iay
'.-A5 n>4 co0, Ct prayer 10" missions. There
n.. ben 80, -a) >uMd&y-scAool prayer-meet-
t.- A: =. Marks church AZ $40 7. ~, to
"ni.u ID Sundays school officers and teachers
.> .u|..ri b! tic Suuday-&tlooi Society Of
i ruulcu.
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Receivar APPOINTED.

PHILADELPHIA, November SS.-Edwln "
Lewi-, president Of the Farmers ana As'
chunies. Bank, has been appointed receiver
in Jay Cooke & Co.'s bankruptcy caso until
the creditors appoint an assignee.
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,1.ss.1restfn- Of yycrhiEr-oen

Paterson, n. j., November 49, mass-
meeting Of thesworkingmen of this city hus
been called to meet at Falls tomorrow alter
noon to make q formal demand on the city
Tor work
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Convict RtCEIvED.-Wc>lcy Bynam inc
gro), convicted of manslaughter. aud SEN
fenced to one year IN the pcnitentiary, was
received at that institution yesterday. The
murder was the result OF political dispute
between Bynam and his victim.
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PArER- -UASGINCS, WiSDoT-SuADEs, CA
large assortment Of wall papers OF tho la!eat styles
OF band and constantly receiving at rc'1onaole
rrccs. BooTn, SPENCE It Co., 1entn street be-
tween Main aud Bank.
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NnEal Monuments,

NEW YORK, November 2S.-The Powha,an
and Manhattan, which went to sea yester-
day, returned on account Of the heavy
SGsather,
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TimpfnAScE MfErlEc.--r VIII be 1t
1on,prupce meeting al Harmony Hall. on
Hrnad street, under the auspices Of Hnr-
r.,uy Division, Sons Of Temperance, lo-Inor'
gyY Sunday evening at 3 o'clock. Al! the
:t,,.r divisions sre expected 10 attend.
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WuAI "As!i Cas- po.-.It can buy Of ]. 3. Wat
ElEs, iii Nam street the very bcsI hailand lump
CLOVER lIrLL COAL, pure, c.lnkecless, and bright
burning aud eI sizes extra ANTEEAcITE,@ ard dry.
muc!iIueprcps.cd COD, at t7tjcTnfiy loo prices.
Economists The poor, uud others had hotcr buy ere
COZ, cots scarce.
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TRANSFER rRISTING-ISKs Tor copying letter
hcrd.uss, statements, way-b!s. &c. Can be copied
IL the ordinary letlcr-press book eud your orders
for printing In these inks and for Iii other dcscrp
lions CT printing, to the DisnNtc6 Print House.
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SusatIen Death.

sr. Lor,s, November 2s.-Riehard Yates
died suddenly last night at Barnum's; "a:
Senator Yates, Of Illinois, who was aoais'sa
to liquor']
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WHY WILL you PAY 30 FOR ANTHRACITE AND
:6 SO Tor splint coal VIXEN you can get tue best an
t,racfe Mt So per ton and tho best lamp spliat ot
IS per load at e. II. PAGES, NinstetntI and Cary
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ATLANTA, GA, November 2S.-Milton
Malone, who was condemned to hang to.
cuy, took morphine In prison last night, aud
is insersible this morning.
Second Dispatch.
TIE ATTEIpr SUCCESSFUL.
ATLANTA. November 23.-Malone died
from the effects OF the morphine taken last
night. r..
Malone died defiant and unrepentant. He
wrote letter giving bis religious views hs
had m belief Ia the Bible or he'll. he also
wrote n no.e to his jalor gloating over tho
fnoIing of The Judge aud the prosecutor.
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WAR. WARE WAR;!!-There may he some
doubt about war with Spain, bat there is no doubt
about the fact that L. Is. SP EScE 6 son are selling
clol.inS ut panic prices. Go there and shake the
money Ut them If you want to he convinced Of
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TRANSFER Invaluable TO rail-
road companies, steamship companies. banks mer-
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and changeles5, and Will copy eharp anu
clear for an indefinite period OF :lmc Having just
received fresh supply o! these inks, we are pre-
,,ared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices.
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TRANSFER PKIETISG-E -ESKs viii copy clcar and
distinct for an indefinite period Of lime. Send your
orders for work be done IN these Inks to the Dis.
puich Printing House.
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Entail Error,

MONTREAL, November 2s.-Tbree persons
ara dad and five sick from having drank
from bottle which contained "hat tney
supposed to be wbiSkey.
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iurATY ScUooL SCPIKINTENDE&TS. Ihe
= -. Board OF Education vii! commence on
't, lo'n oi December 10 appoint school Su-
i-jjn:. ndcu'- for the several couutics III the
uluJunWrI'ih.
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A sERESADg TO TIE Governor. Might b..
fore last the Richmond Philharmonic ASso-
citation, with Kc%snich's splendid baud, viz
tied tie Executive mansion anu gave tho
iioyeruor Il most delightful seTeuade.
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W. Fl. ZlMMERMANS, 906 Main street, has the
b,,yt aud cheapest Ludes' Ftirs Ia the city.
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GETTLEMCS's FCE c.i7S,-;ume great barsalns
nj y. WE!sIGEG s. CO.'S
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pafrous Of HusDandrJ

MosTcoxERY, November 2s.-The Patrons
of HuslJaudry haze organized state grange:
Tine convention ~ very large, and every part
OF the State Is represented.
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THE Dny-GooDs HOUSE OF ISAAC COHEN Is
fast t couiug The drygouds hou-e OF Broad street.
Tie amount OF goods sold By this firm daily does
,r,t indicate hard times TO noquaint yourself with
tie cirr: Of the pauc Oh prices OF goods give him
.a.-t
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TO i.oUITISG THoMAsEs.-lf you don't believe
that E. Is. SPENCE & aoN are selling clothing at
very reduced prices, give them call and have ocu-
la r demonstration Of tn, fact
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LArES' Fur TCRBaEs-thr most alyhsh "rtic'e
worn This scaSop-fo. 5aic IT Z. EiSlGE2 j. Co.'S
1901 N.dn street.
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TIE READY-MApE cLoIHISo at L. b. SPENCE
6 So:;'S Is stylish AMI good, and suited to every
rocket. Don: forget the old corner, 1900 Main
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COOK & GLACQHTOS, 10 A, NJ al the horse-lo''
naSses, top-buggy, mules, &C.
COOK & LAUGHTON, at 10 A. 81, slver'plated
ware. cutlery, clocks, sc.
T. l.. CROUCH 8 CO., 4 r. M., for the trustees
property in the town Of Fulton northwest cor
ner Cf State and Fulton streets.
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LIFE IEsCRAScE.-The best Insurance for the
prolonga.ior of life Is 10 tako q rick Ia Gan"el
shirts, orcrcoats, &c. Z. 3. SPENCE s. SON, 1900
MEL street
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AHpALUstAN BALM Is devoid Of III greasy Or
sticky substances and will Lot sou The lnes taric
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

4 SOFT, WHITE, AND SMOOTH SKIN, 10 matter
how badly Gnappcd by these colo winds, II youuse
MEADE & BAKER's ASCALUSIAE BALM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

CCB a wise man and buy your clothing where
rho best goods sold ca the most reasonable
terms. 1900 iia.D street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

LARGE LOT OF FCRS for ladies and misses at
very low pricos q. SIMMONS i CO.'S, the fashLona-
bjc lGttcrs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

Haypers' Weekly, Leslie's Illustrated
Neuspapcr, Boys and Girls Wcekly, for this
week, received from ]. I. EIIysou, news
dealer. liz Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

T.. Z. SPENCE s. SONS stock OF ready-made
clothing and gcntlemea's wear is large, stylish aud
cheap.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

LADIES AND CHE paES's FCns,-G-cat bar
:r!us At L. WElsIGEH < G. s., 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-29

Misses FUR TUEDATs-styinh AMI 7erJ Cheap
n +. HEt5iGEa s. COS.