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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

SCHOOL TRUSTEES ArrOlNTED.-Thc State
Board "I Education has appointed the fol
lowing district school trustees
lfiSc County, Richmond district, T.. Gil
Icy r'Cc NJ. Kelly, term expired; Gladcs
vile district. Alvin ID. Parson ricc TaZcwcl
Walls; Robertson district, Jerry T. Chase
rice John II. Snodgrass; Walker district
Wibourls Fulton c'ce Peter Rccdy, term
expired; LcppS district, james Bond Gice
James NJ. liilman, term expired.
tHmPbeH County.-Seneca district, George
". Morgan rice George III. Sweeney, re-
signed.
C"'p"rcr Conliy.---,Ieilrrson district. w
\. Parr and Thomas Hill; Salem district,
john l.. Covington and Benjamin +. Pull
liam: Cedar Mountain district. j. Mortimer
spindle: Catalpa district. W. +. Bolts and
faycltc Latham; Stcphcnstouy district, w.
II. Foster and George llamilton.
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Completion of shc Church Hill
TrssrYpnI

The Church Hill tunnel has been com
p'cied, and on Sunday morning about II
O'Clock engine No.2 Chc David Anderson
Jr,l with Il car attached made the first triI
through. This tunnel is one of the longest
and largest in the country. and is only about
800 feet shorter than the Blue Ridge tunnel
which required seven years in its construc.
ton. Work upon the Church Hill tunnel
WAS commenced in February or March, 1872,
making the time for its entire completion
during which several accidents and many
difficulties have been cncountered) about
twcnty-onc months.
The earth through which this tunnel has
been bored was found to he of the most
trcachcrouS character. and it required the
greatest care and most Skiu management,
on the part of Mr.. Whtcomb. chief engineer,
and Major {. NJ. Bolton. who had immcdi
ate charge Of the work. All honor to these
gentlemen for their determination and skill.
They have finished most difficult piece OF
engineering, sccoid to none of its kind in
the country.
Freight trains will commence running
regularly 10 the company'S wharycS nj Rock.
cts in 4 few days.
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BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c.
NEW AND READABLE BOOKS.
j. Il. ELLYSON,
l112 MAIN STREETS
BOOKSELLER AND NEWSDEALER,

will send any of the following books to any ad-
dress postpaid, upon receipt of the price:
CIATTERBuX for 1873. A new volume.$1 so
JEsSAMlNE. new novel. BY MARIAN
ArrEEMATii. Ey ii. ". LoSGrELIow. SO
klTrl,s CHOICE a story of Bcnytown.
y HEnEcGA HE HAIRY nova. i; 40
liElSRIcH ZSCHOKKL. 90
MISS FoKREsTER. A novel. BY Mrs. oo
~, ATTIE E, EpwArPs. .n 90
'"vE vESrtnEs * ,iNTii TiiE soUrMn: H. BY by
rELLhiISHb tnhnSS5 kNn BGNDXGE by Mrs. w
SINN'S AToSEMENTi 4 novel. BY -
CnKISIlAN REID, author of Morton oo
TIE STORY Of WANDEKiNG WILLIE 0 SO
MlDDLEMhRCii. A story of provincial so
life. By GEORGE ELIOT. PrCe......... l 30
l A work which, If 1t had stood alone, would have
| made an era IN the literature Of iction.-5lack-
KENGL VI "CiIiLLINGLY His Adventures
and Opinions. A novel. BY the late
Lord LYTToS, author of Last of the Ba-
1t HI, IS roIishsd and elaborated to degree that
| makes every page sparkle.-Boston Saturday Ere-
rliE NEW MAGDALEN. A novel. BY
WIKIE COLLINS, author OF Woman In
novel vel Of deem and sustained interest, and 1t has,
! TOO, an Importance treatment of Il social Ques:
| ,or'-thc rescue Of woman from degradation and
4 NsiMpLEToN. story tory of the day. BY -
CHARLES SREADE................,-. Du
l ARTHUR BONNlCAsTLE. An American
Novel. BY j. Ii. Holland editor Scrtb-
l ner's NOnthtV. With twelve full-page
L ~
Arthur Bonnicase Is the most mature ana nli.
ishcd prose work OF Its popular author The great
lesson Of the hook Is sclfrcspcct and self-rcliance
the evil influence of dependence being e1emplihed
| in different characters and circumstances by the
youth of Arthur and the life OF Peter Mullpns. FOr
l misunderstanding, purpose, pathos, style, anu
aver Of the soil, Arthur BonnicaStc Is remarkable
4 among the novels oi the time.
/ Any book published sent postpaid TO any address
| IN receipt of the publishers price.
Any Of the above books sent postpaid to any ad-
| dress OH receipt Of the price by
| j. r. ELLYSON,
/ Bookseller aud Sewsdealer.
l ~, q Il n,r h,u1m lll2 Main street.
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amlning the history of a vast civil war just
over, the account of which is compressed
into space not as large as one leaf Of the
Dispatch, and where, in the nature OF
things, only an outline can be given and
remembering this l beg to know what
countenance Rev. Mr.. Jones has given for
his charge that this book is "miSerac " It's
sue of errors and false statements 2"
A. n. KELLEY,
President School Board.
December |, 1873.
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THE THEArRE.-Miss Gray appeared last
night at the Theatre as Camille" Her audi
ence was very slim one, but her acting. as
on former occasions. was very fine, and she
was handsomely rewarded several times
during the evening with wcl-mcritcd ap-
plause.
Tonight the Theatre has been engaged
for the grand concert, but tomorrow eve
ming Miss Gray will again appear. The ex-
ccllent company supporting Miss Gray have
IN rehearsal several fine pieces, and during
the rest Of the week her audiences may ex.
pect to be highly entertained. On Friday
night she takes complimentary benefit.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RrcHMoNI
Posr- OFFICE DECEMBER Miss Flora AL
len, II Locust alley, Richmond, Va. Mr.
Samuel Allen ; Atkinson It Temple, Rich
moud, Va; Rev. j. l.. Burrows, Richmond,
Va; Miss Annie Cary, First between Byrd
and Canal streets. Richmond. Va. ; Mrs. Ed
ward Cohen. Richmond, Va; DR.. Patrick
Cullen, Exchange Hotel, Richmond, Va.
M>> Ann Dean, Third street between Grace
and Broad. Richmond, Va; Monsieur Zal
Fournicr, BIZ Main street, Richmond, Va
Mr.. \. j. Ford, Richmond, Va; Mr.. Charles
Gallagher, Richmond, Va; MIR. L. Gar
ret Mr.. q. Glwlanator, klcnihona, va,
Mrs. IIclstern. corner Marshall and Brook
avenue, Richmond. Va; Mcssrs. Palmer d
nat>nook, Gary street, Richmond. Va. K
Il. seaman. Richmond, Va; Mr. and Mrs.
smith, Al Bclridcrc street, Richmond, a.;
Mrssis. Stutz IL Son, Richmond Va; MISS
Alice Wells. 1906 Bclyidcre street, Richmond,
Va: phincaS +. Wood, Southern Express
Company, Richmond, Va.
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CITY ALMSnOr$E STATISTICS From Su
perinicndent Bi~gcr'> report Of this institll
ton for the month of November we fine
that he has received l6 white men, S women
children: 10 coiorcd men. 10 women,
vhild-tutaI. -. Discharged : & white men
= women. = children; , coorcd men, 1 wo
men. | chiid-total. Il. Died: White men
/: WOMEN, = colored men, =; women, ,:
children. total. T.. There we've 2l5 per.
sons in the almshnu>c October 81: for the
past month ending November so. $50 being
m increase Of Il. In the outdoor depart.
mcnt for the POOR, week ending November
-, l0I bushels l.! pounds Of meal were
issued. Us follows: ID white men. $40 wo.
| men. lnl children: colorrd men, - ; women
22l: children. 3.---total ratiou>, Sil. Ono
hundred ami iiy-unr and unc-tourth cord,
Of wood. a. follows: White heads OF iami-
lies so. comprising 9jl persons; cnloict
heads of families 2iG. comprising i0I per
>on>--tola ratiun~. Gnj: number of persons
benefited thereby, LOS.
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DATES, two pounds for 25c., at pIzzlSl's.

TRANSFER Observation-Disclosures 10 rail
road companies, steamship companies, banks mcr
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are cn-
during and changelcss ami viii copy sharp nn'
clear for an indefinite period of time. Having JUS
received II fresh supply of these inks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

PARADE OF THE ATTuCKs GUARD.-Thc At
tueks Guard paradcd yesterday for target
practice, the prize being silver cup, pre-
sentcd to them by the contributing mem
bcrs. After close contest between Licutcn-
ant Sullavon and Private Frayser lhc former
was declared the winner.
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RANGE or THERMoMETER FOR NOVEMBER
The following" Is I statement Of the thcrmu
meter taken ut sunrise every morning du
rin- The month Of November:

DoIHG, OF TIE GRAND JuRY.-The grand
Jury of the Hastings Court met yesterday
and found true bills for felony III the follow
in- cases: Charles Dance, for forgery
Charles Duffy. for as>auIting Eliza Duffy
.Jnscph IL. Brccdrn. for breaking iuto the
dwelling lloilse of j. L. Quarles in the night
time and slcaIinr Il lot of goods. In the
ca,c of Luclcu Ford, charged with grand
larceny. the jury failed to lind true bill.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

RUNAWAY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS horse
attarhed to sewing-machinc wagon, while
standing unattended before the door Of the
store at the corner of Ninth and Franklin
streets, became frightened, without any ap-
parent cause, and ran down Ninth to Main
street, and th,nce by way of Tenth TO Cary
street. AT this point the wagon came in
contact with the curbing, and was overturned
and demolished. A sewing machine that
was in the wagon was broken into small
Fragments
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LIST OF PETIT JURORS DRAWN FOR TIE
DEcEMnEK TERM or THE llUsTrSGs Court
john :. Baker. William &. Denton, \. j.
Ford, John G. Harris, l.. n. Holloway, Fir-
giniu> r. Henley, William Hardt, John T.
liowcll, William j. Hutchcson, George NJ.
IIo!,>on, William II. Jones, Rudolph Hadle'
bcrg, J. W. NuckoIS, j. W. Southworth, H.
il. smith, and Louis Raabe. II. \. Watt
was substituted for III. ID. Smith.
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pcLICE CorKT, MoNpAY-J. j. Whiic.-
Preston NurkoIs IsGu'ty of an a., as assault unor
John Iorncr, ragmnt, was sent to Jai
for thirty days.
George Clarke (ncgro) was fined $3.50 fol
being drunk and di,orderly in the street.
Beverley Howard (ncgrol, guilty Of an as
saill upon his wife, was fined $50.
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GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ T. NJ, for trustees
framed dwelling on the east side Of Adams be-
tween Clay and Leigh streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son, Z. NJ, for trustees
building lot on The south side of Leigh between
Munford and Gilmer streets.
COOK & LAUGHTON, at 10 A. NJ, at their auc-
ton-rooms, furniture, silver plated ware, &c.
THOMAS W. kEESEE, 104 a. ~, dry goods,
accs, collars, toys, glassware, cups aud sauccrs,
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WAR! WAR;! WAR. .!-Therc may bc some
doubt about war with Spain but there Is no doubt
about the fact that +. b. SPENCE & Son are selling
clothing at panic prices. Go there aud shake the
money at them If YOU want TO be convinced OF
NHilf a
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ENGLISH CLASSICS-The cheapest
/ books ever publislIed:

A< DOORS ever puoiishcu.
SHAKESPEARE, 60c.; cloth, 81 .25: containing
original text; the whole of his POEMS, with ME-
M0IK and POKTRAIT, and 81 illustratlohs'py
GILBERT WILSON, &c.
BYRON. Soc: cloth IL. new edition oi inc
works of Lord Byron, 4oO pages, lo liuslfatiohS'
by +. GILBERT. 80
SCOTT, 25c.: cloth, SOC. 4 new edition OF inc
uoeiral works vf Sir Walter Scott, illustrated py
+. GILBERT.
GOLDSMITH, soc. cloth, 81. The works SO or OIL M
new and complete; illustrated edition.
BURNS 25c.; cloth, soc. This new and COM
pete edition Of the poe tcal works OF ROBERT Burns
Is claboratcly Illustrated und contains the wnole OF
the POEMS, LIFE, aud CORRESPONDENCE OK
the great Scottish bard.
ARABIAN NIGHTS. 25c.; cloth, Soc. A new
translation complete. with numerous iiitstrations'
MILTON 25c; cloth. Soc. Milton's works, new
edition. with MEMOIR, PORTkAlI, and fhoSI-
ISPItCE.
COWPER, 25s.; cloth, Soc. Cowper's works,
new e,litlon, with MEMOIR, PORTRAIT, aud
FROSTISPiECE.
WORDSWORTH, 25c.: cloth, soc. Words
wortlis works, new edition, with numerous Illus
tratlOns. 49,,
MOORE, cloth, soc. Moore's works, new edition,
with nuIner illustrations.
THE WAVERLEY NOVELS,
at the uniform price Of 25c. per volume, each vol.
unc illustrated with engraved frontispiece, and
bound with al Illuminated tartan cover, complete
ANY of the above books sent, postpaid, TO any
address upon receipt Of the Pr'Tfs' p s. ELLYsos,
Bookseller and s,ationer, III IL Main street,
no lo-lm Richmond.
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TIE CuNcEKT TO-NIGIr.-To-night there
il 10 lee grand vocal and instrumental con-
cert at the Theatre for the bcneilt OF hlr'
Henry $. Page, cornet-playcr of the FIRST
Virginia regiment. One Of the octcttes oil
the Richmond Philharmonic Association has
kindly consented to take part in the concert,
besides several well llknown amateurs of the
city. Mr.. Page on this occasion will in.
trolucc the great Post-Horn GalIop as played
before her Majesty Queen Victoriu. Mr..
PAGE will be :~sis, I'd 10y the First Regiment
band and the Richmond Theatre orchestra,
under the direction of Captain james f.
McCann.
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MEMORIAL P1cTURE.-Among the records of the
Memorial meeting none more valuable than the
beautifully artistic and accurate likencsscs grouped
by the LEE" GALLERY. 1t ought 10 be owned 10y
every Baptist family rs al heirloom.
q G. RJTTrSC.
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hHLfS.-A sEcak-lhici entered the dwell
"i Mayor Kelley on saturday night and
3" ~, oycIcUut from the trout ball.
Ia Board Of Supervisor OF Henrico
"n'y were in session yesterday. Alter
--ihg upon tcw accounts they adjourned
- the l3t!i instant.
'ar nilcd state, internal revenue col
a"lt. iog November were SlS4, ,5Ul. IA. Ol
M amount about $1,000 were ilc proceeds
!h" tax on tobacco.
!"c Special Court of Appeals meets to-
-
-" judges Of the Supreme Court Of Ap-
.'t' "clc in conference yesterday.
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LOOK AT IIuDGINS, GORDON Il CO.'S ApVER-
TrsEMEST. Dress goods at and below cost; bea'tli'
full cloth cloaks: two-button kid gloves at Sl.25.
4 II goods at panic prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

TRANSFER PRISTISG-ISkS for copying letter
headings, statements, way-bills, &c. Can be copied
I'm The ordinary lcltcr-prcSS book Send your order:
for printing In these inks and rail- oher dcscrip
lions of priutiug. la the DisDdtch Prnting-lIouSc
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TRASSFER FRINTISG-INKS will copy clear and
dstinc, for an indefinite period of lime. Send youl
orders for work to be done III these inks to the Dis
putch Printins-liollsc.
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TIE READY-MADE CLOTHING at f.. h. SrESCf
4 Sons Is stylish and good, and suited TO every
pocket. Don't forget the Old corner, 1900 Main
gtrp
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ST. MARKS FAIR will close tonight with
an auction. The room will be open at II
o'clock a. NJ, and the goods offered us Usual
until I:30 2. NJ, when the auction will begin
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4 SOFT, WHITE, AND SMOOTH SKIN, II" matter
how badly clappcd by these cold winds, Ii you ust
MEADE e BAKERS ANDALUSlAN BALM.
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QuIET.-The city was very quiet last night
and there were but few arrests reported at
the several station-houscs. Those persons
who were arrested were charged with tri
fling offences
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To DouBTISG TiOMAsEs.-If you don't believe
that +. h. SPENCE L SON are selling clothing al
very reduced prices, give them call AMI have ocu
lar demonstration of the fact.
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RtfR NOTES.

,,Hg.-l- May ANDSr ANDREWS DAY.
..H.It;rN SERVICES IN THE SEVERAL.
...rtuI> RICHMOND AND MANCllE$-
40. IkriiSM>. &C.. sc.
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FRESH CHOCOLATE, GUM, and MARsuMALLc1
DROPS 1T plZXtNIS.
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TIE DOLLAR CSDERSIiIRTS at +. i. SPENCE Il
SONS arc Of good fabric, heavy, and comfortable.
Give them q call
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IRRITATION OR ClIArP1SG OF TIE SkiS Is speed
lis curedby the ANDALuSIAN BALM.
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LIFE INSURASCE.-Thc best insurance for tho
prolOngatIou uf life Is to take risk In laune
shirts, Dvcrcoats, &c. L. i. SrENsE 4 son, 1906
al II irppt
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Go TO PIzzISI's and get some Of those MALAGA
and LISBON GKArES.
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+. Il. SPENCE L Sons stock OF ready made
clothing and gcntlemens wear IS large, stylish, and
cheap.
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TREASURES FOX TIE EFAMlLY.-Thclo lovely enala
ellcd pictures now taken At the "LEE" GALLERY
are truly treasures. When once seen, people vii
not accept the pictures ordinarily produced
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MAEINE-Thc following is Il report of til,
trade ut this port tor November:
Ent,Fci.-2S side-whccl steamers. 2S,9i!
tons. 1s2 men; 20 propellerS, 1l.2l2 tons
90 men: :; schooncrS, 700 tons, Is men;
l,li., $50 tons. 5 men. Total tonnage, IL
loo. TutaI number Of men, I.l0j.
llsQrcd-2T sidc-whcrl steamers, 2S,31'
tons, 100 men: 20 prupcllerS, ll,2l2 tons
2H1 mcn; schooner, $50 tons, ) men. To
tai tonnage, 9,IOj. Total number of men
UG1
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CALIrORNIA rEARS--a most delicious fruit L
cat. Go and gct some from PIZzlSi'S.
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& u i 4 wise man anu blty your clothing whcr
the best goods are sold on the most REASONABLE
terms. 1900 Main street.
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On all snies Of real estnte made bttoeen the lst 0
JanuHry md aoth Of June the tdres for the pre-.
sent y.0r hdref0 be paid byths purchaser: On
oil sGlss raahs betGeenl the LIST Of July and lnS1
Of The year the tares hare to be paid by tbs seller
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

SUPERVISORS OF HENRlco County,
Board OF Supervisors of Hcnrico county was
in session Yesterday, and after allowing some
accounts adjourned until the 18th instant.
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L,ULTZ SEED WHEAT.
. POWDER AND SHOT.

NOTICE TO SPORTSMEN.
LAFLIN AND RAND POWDER COMPANY
manufacture the following brands, which thcy oHei
the public rs articles uf great superiority:
ORANGE LIGHTNING POWDER,
from Nos. 10 i;
ORANGE DUCklNG POWDER,
from Nos i to s. packed In metal kegs OF at pounds
AUDUBON POWDER, -,
from Nos to l. packed In metal kegs OF ct ano III
pounds;
ORANGE RlFLE POWDER,
sizes F. G FF G., and FFF. e.. In metal Kegs Oh %
' IS and 25 pounds.
Also, BLASTING and MINING 1or sac Dy ''''
trade and pAs - ~. IN ~. nj, r. nn6,s,nr,rs
sc l6-6m hseh' 49, -
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JEWELRY, &c.

cINCE THE GREAT FALL in 4
D.GOID we have added large and beau l4
llful assortment OF 2aas8
NEW AND FASHIONABLE JEWELRf,
Watches. Chains, Pins, Seal Kings, Buttons, &c.
which we offer for less than the .isnn, rates =,
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HAVANA ORANGES, sweet and juicy, at PIzzl
MS
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For CIArrED HANDS there is nothing equal Il
MEADE ( BAKERS ASDALU$IAN BALM.
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HANDSOME FUR SETS, for ladies, IL so, 1T ZlM
MEEMASN's, manufacturer, 90S Main street.
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LADIES' AND ClILDRES'S FCRs.-Grcat bar
gains at L. WEISlGEK & CO.'S. 1901 Main street.
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FLEME FIGs.-PIZzISI has fine lot OF this dell
fin fruit.
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LADIES FUR TuEBASS-thc most stylish article
worn this scasou-iOr sale at L. EISIG ER Co. s..
1901 Main street.
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ASpALUsIAS BALM Is devoid of all greasy 0
sticky substances, and will not soil the finest fabric
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LADIES FuRs selling 1T panic prices at Z
WElSIGER Il cos
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GESTLEMESS FUR CArs.-Some great bargain
at L. " WEISlGEK < CO.'S.
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sEEDSMEN, FLORISTS, &c.
NGLISII NURSERY
FOR
TREES, SHRUBS, &C.
THOMAS THORNTON.

THOMAS THORNTON.
HEATHER SIDE NURSERIES t27O ACRES IN EX'
TENT
BaGsIIOT, SURREY, ENGLAND,
devote. special attention TO Trees and Plants tcspc-
ci.lIy Fruit-Trces and Stocks, suitable Tor
Priced catalogue, of his immense stock obtain
able at Messrs. W. II. Power & Co.'S, % William
street New York. Orders with remittance, or Lou.
don reference, promptly attended TO. Payment
net cash. Supply unlimited. Careful packing ioi
long YnNage. 'e - - ~
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RESTGNED.-Da Daniel Higgins has rendered
his resignation us Il justice of the pcacc in
Marshall Ward.
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". II. ZIMMEHMASN, 90S Main street. h;,s the
best and cheapest Ladies' Furs In the city
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

CARRIERS FREE-nELIvEHY FOR NOVEMBER
Letters delivered, $3.50; cards delivered
G,1Ui lpcai letters. 5,2SJ; locll cards, 1888
newspapers, 81 .l2n. Letters collected, j3.-
9G7; cards collected, l,Ji5; papers collected
4.ijt. 1863 registered letters were received
tor city delivery: 1921 registered letters
were received for distribution to other offices
JGl were registered here 10 he sent to Other
offices for two months ending November so
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

MISSES FUR TuRBASS--Slylish AMI very cheap
ut L. " EISlGEE L cos
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

y" Br>IhErs OF PUBLIC interest was trans
81 IN liIc Circuit Court Of this city yes
III
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02
sIILLIAM WiLDT,
w 327 RROAD STREET,
DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR.
ESTABLISHED 1854.

The business established by me nearly tMeny
years ago Is stu the same. i only work nrsi,S@
hair, witch Is always manufactured III sno A'sSs
fashion and OF the best style.
COMBED-OuT HAIR Is prepared aoeoso'ns 10
the latest improved Inventions:
All orders are promptly filed. ,r,vrvpy
JEWELRY, and especially HAZE JEW VEL Elm M, =,
Is made, as heretofore by me rYm the ase1s ~ iss
terns The repairing or iewelry IL also aoie ~ ns
best ui8naen
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-12-02

PAID OFP.-Thc stonc-cuttcrs were PAID
on Saturday for two months services,