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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-07

Attorney General WILLIAMS has for sale
the machine for manufacturing "southern
outrages." he also offers to purchasers the
Radical patent for the way to harass, and OPP
press, and intimidate southern white people
py dragoonades, spies, informers, jallors,
corrupt judges, and suborped witnesses.
The Acknowledgement will soon retire from
business, and VIII have no further usefor
either the machine or the patent,
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SUFFOLK, VA, November ., l814.-Ody
Book: The commissioners of election throw
out two hundred votes for Platt because
amendments were attached.
G.. w. LAssITER.
A nice way to cook up Conservative ma
iorities. Under what law do the commls.
siopers TOUCH ballots within the shadow OF
authority &? The vote on the amendments
does not affect the CANDIDATE; that the best
legal talent in the city has settled, and 1t was
50 decided 10 the ballots counted in this city.
It only affected the vote for or against the
amendments Day Book.
We warned the people against blunders ID
depositing the ballots. Nevertheless, we
never coatended that the validity Of either
vote-that is, for candidates or on theamenc-
mcnts-would be affected thereby. Putting
the two sets of ballots together prevented
compliance with the Law, which requires the
number of ballots to correspond with the
numb, r of names recorded as those of persons
having voted. No other result ought to fol-
low so harmless blunder.
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MIR. GoOde.

We fear that JoHN GooDE, the able cam
didate Of the Conservative party in tue Sc
coud district, is defeated by Il small major'
ity. The frauds of the PLATT Tor Radical
party, from all accounts, were INDUSTRIOUS
and IL is said at Norfolk, Mr.. GooDE's home,
that he will contest PLATr's seat. II be
does, he will get it. Justice is on his side.
and at last the just demands of a southern
Conservative, we believe, will be heard.
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seat? He has as much right to seat as had
HAGAN from West Virginia, who was seated
by the Radical Congress, although it was
generally believed that there was no election
on the day he claimed to be elected, and
there was no vote at all taken in many coun-
ties. If Mr.. CHAMBLIss could be guided by
Radical authority IN such case he may rea-
sonably demand a Srat of Congress, although
he has hardly Il vote TO swear by.
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We predicted, Immediately after the pass
age Of those Infamous measures, that no man
who voted for the horrible reconstruction
laws would ever be President of the United
States. Wesuppose that those men begin
to think SO themselves.
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AHFUsEHEEETs.
GRAND MECHANICALEXHI
ONLY FOR A FEW DAYS.
NOVELTY OF THE WORLD.
AmUsEnEEFs.
NOVELTY OF THE WORLI
N1,v n no aeon of

Now to be seen at
No. 1114 MAIN STREET, 80
second door above the Dispatch office. Among the
yarious things on exhibition IRE the
following:
I STEAM CARS running under full head OF
steam. representing those used on European ana
American railways 1.o,,
s. BALLOON ASCENSION every minue
4. WSD-MILLS on the rocks.
8. WATER-N ILLS ut Work.
6. TOWER, with sentry travelling his 0eat'
4 sLOOPs sailing on the lake.
g. BUILDINGS of beautiful architecture, repre-
senting different parts OF the world, especially We
nice. n
= 10 ROAT-SAILING and fishing, ana many olnef
things too numerous To mention In this programme.
The exhibitors add the following
CERTIFICATE
kindly given by the worthy President OF the state
Agricultural Society: o. ,o,r.,
take Measure in cabling attention To the oeartl-
full machinery and moved by electric power, manu-
featured by Messrs. RALLI RRoTHERs, OF Athens,
rcece which was on exhibition at the State Fair,
and received very high eommendations by the
commlttee who examined It. 1t Is worthy OF the
notice of every person who admlres beautiful me-
chautsm. W. v. hslriii' 'SSi"@nS'
Doors open from A. NJ to 8 Z, IL.
-QrE
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One beautiful effect Of the elections is the
revival Of confidence and the strengthening
Of hope. The simple fact that we are rs.
sured that there will be no more fanatsctsn,
incorporated in our national laaes is a source
OF unlimited joy amongst the people. Every
where this is the point Of greatest jubila-
ton. Away with Fanaticlsm, Bigotry, and
Sectional Hate.
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The Governor ELECT Of New York, TIL
DEN, having conducted the campaign with
unusual good judgment and sagacity, seye.
raj newspapers at once nominate him for
President 10 '76. The compliment Of the
suggestion may be deserved, but there is
much time yet to talk over the subject, and
many considerations to consider"
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DK1 6V0D5
to save money Isl E
BLACK ALPACAS.

BLACK ALPAcAs.
BLACK ALPACAs from CSC. up to 1925 per
yard-all thirty per cent, below regular prices.
Large stock of Black Empress Cloths, Bomba
zines, Cashmeres, Crepe Cloths, Serges, Diagonal
Cloths, ALI Wool Muslins, and French and English
Merinos. This Is the largest stock Of
MOURNING GOODS
In the CITY, and will be sold at astonishipgly low
prices.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GoODsI DRESS
GOODSl!!
In this line we have too large stock to name all
the different styles and shades. We only call spe-
cial attention to another case tonly 40 pieces
DRAP DE VIENNA at 71!c. worth &c.
EMPRESS CLOTHS in all shades-best quality at
&C.,;
TYCOON REPS, choice patterns, only 2Oc per
yard worth 30c.;
Large stock of BLACK and COLORED SILKS at
price lower than ever;
Great bargains in IRISH and SILK POPL1NS;
CAsSIMERES; FLANNELs-plain and twilled;
WATERPROOF in all colors-a very large as
sortment.
The greatest bargain sold this year WHITE
CORDUROY, for ladies' and children's cloaks,
only soc. per yard-nerer sold for less than
s1.25 before;
500 wards REMNANTS;
BLACK vELvETEEN at soc. worth s7Ac. per
yard;
Another lot of KID GAUNTLETs at 75c. worth
$3.50 per pair;
Extra bargains in SHAWLS, SKIRTS, CORSETs,
HANuKERCHIEFs, GLOVES, LACEs,
TRIMMINGS, and VELVET RIBBONS;
NECK and SASH RIBBON;
BELTS in fifty different styles;
NECK-CHAINS, JEWELRY, and many other
goods too numerous to mention.
REVERSIBLE STRIPED SEAWLS, for misses,
al 62&c. worth 81 rs;
Ladies' REVERSIBLE STRIPED sHAWLS at
$3.50 worth 1915;
In BLANKETS, white and colored, We have the
largest assortment In the city, and at the lowest
prices.
A full stock of CARPETS. RUGS, OIL-CLOTHS,
LINEN DAMAsK, FRUIT-CLoTHs, NAP
KINS, TOWELS, and LINEN TOWELLlNG;
The best assortment of domestic goods in the city
all brands of BROWN and BLEACHED COT
TONS, BROW n and BLEACHED SHEET
INGS, at market prices.
Our stock is so large that we are compelled to sell
goods cheap 10 make room for new goods.
Every one In need of DRY GOODS would do we'll
to call on us before buying elsewhere, rs we are
convinced that our goods and the low prices will
suit everybody. Don't forget the place IL Is
SYCLE BROTHERS.,
429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Orders from the country. accompanied by cash,
or to he sent c. o. D., will he promptly attended to-
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It is said that voters from the navy.
yard at Portsmouth were forced to show
their tickets to make sure that they voted for
PLATT. Oh, PLAT, how could you have the
heart to violate the law in this way? Would
it have happened if you had known what
was coming:
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1t appears that the KELLOGG party in Louis.
lana does not propose to carry their fraud
into the counting in of persons who are
elected to the congressional delegation.
They know what sorry figure KELLOGG
congressman would cut before q Congress
elected by the nation to correct frauds and
reform abuses. They may try to keep pos
session of the State government by frauds
but they will not venture upon the congress
eianal rafurps
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

Engagement four nights and Saturday Matinee,
commencing
WEDNESDAY,, NOVEMBER 4TII,
HAVERLY'S MlNSTRELS,
7 II. observation-disclosures. Proprietor,
In n select and refined programme, introducing the
following artists:
E. NJ HALE. MILT. G. BARLOW, GEORGE WILSON,
CASFIELD BOOKER, GOSS, a. d-FOX,
the Challenge Douge->ct Song ana Dance Artists
Selections and style entirely different
from all others
CALIFORNIA QUARTETTE,
WELLING BROTHERS and FREETh.
w, W. BARBOUR'S ORCHESTRA AND BRASS
BAND.
Usual prlce-Iist. Reserved seats on sale at G +.
Johnston's. 91S Main street. without extra charge
d. =. HODGE S, General Agent;
HARRY j. CLAPHAAI, Assistant Manager.
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The defeat of the disreputable C. w.
BUTrz in South Carolina for Congress is
gratifying to all who know him here; but
we suspect that very little is gained by de.
cency and honesty by the election of MACKAY
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BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES OF The GRADU-
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FELL DURING THE WAR BETWEEN THE
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The undersigned would respectfully announce that
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erecting this monument. Upon those who have
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BANKs's msjority is over 5000, and the
navy-yard is in his district. To beat Radi-
caism under any circumstances is good
but to beatit where it is backed by navy
yard Is better.
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PROPOSALS.

CITY ALMsHoUSE, }
SuPERINTENDENT'S OFFICE.
November z, 1874.
ATOTICE.-SEALE PROPOSALS will
N be received at this office until TUESDAY, No.
yc,nber 10 1874, at ! 2 o'clock NJ, for furnishing
he city almshouse with supplies of
FRESH BEEF, SUGAR
Pork VINEGAR,
BACON, SoAP'
FLOUR, SALT,
CORN-MEAL, AlOLASSEs, Fr
RICE. IRISH tOTAToEs,
C0FEEE. BEHRING'S.
for HE quarter ending TUESDAY, February .,
1875.
The Committee for the Relief Of the Poor reserve
the right to reject any or all bids offered and OF
giving the contract for each article required 10 tie
lowest bidder therefor
Forms OF proposals can be obtained at this office.
l-iruedl WILLIAM ENGLISH,
Chairman Committee for Relief of the Poor.
TO 7-3t
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DISSERTATIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.

MOTT E.-DISSOLUTION OF CO.
~ PARTNERSHlP.-The co-partnership here
toiorc existing under the style and firm of L. l. NJ
MENHAUsER L BROTH AR has been dissolved by
the death Of Mr. FREDERICK kMMESHAuSER.
The undersigned VIII wind up the affairs of the
concern and In the future conduct the business It
the ord stand under his own name and In his own
behalf.
All parties who are indebted to the old concern
will please come forward and settle their accounts,
and those having claims against IL will present them
to me for payment. CIV. EMMtNHAuS.-R,
no 7-4t* 404 Broad street.
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|. AVER, of cherry pectoral fame, has ply.
sicked the public quite as much as either
old or young. The public have reciprocated
the compliment by physicking DR.. AVER.
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TILDEN's majority for Governor of New
York is about 45,00O-almost as great as
that of DIX. two years ago, when he was
elected by $4,000 majority.
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We have seen no frishtful headings about
southern outrages in the northern horror
Matching newspapers since the election.
They are no longer In demand.
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r OST.-An old colored woman, about the
L 4 age of seventy oars, from the country. went
out in The street from No. 312 west Clay street.
Yesterday aLoul IL O'Clock, and 1t is supposed she
cannot Fl: the house from which she went. De
scrlp1ion: She had on when she lett a blue calico
dress dotted With white; had on one shoe, as she
could not wear the other on account OF sore FOOT
viii inquire for Miss Ina as she does not know the
Iacy's name al whose hou;e she is stopping. ANY
information of her whereabouts will be thankfully
received BY Mrs. l. +. GARRETT. No 312 west
Clay street, or II. ". GARREII,
no 7-1t* S21 Broad street.
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EFT THE PLANTERS HOTEL, 1886
IL Vain street, Monday morning about $50
wears of age lie had on pepper-and-sat suit
irCck co,t-aiid wore on the left appel OF the vest
q Masonic bauge. he about 81 U In height. in-
clred 10 st Oh. fu beard. and hard of hearing;
had on a low-crowned black hat with stiff brlm.
ANY information left at tile aboye-named hotel Will
he thankfully rCccived 10y his friends.
wash ngton papers plea 6 copy. no Ell
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HUMAN-HAHR GOODS. DC.
THE OLDEST AND LARGEST
HUMAN-HAIR GOODS MANUFACTORY IN
THE CITY,
ESTABLISHED IN 1S6;

lCOo'
Always on hand a large stocK-more than
the ladies' OF Virginia can buy or use In three
or four wears. Hair goods ut all prices. Hair
Braid from 75c. to $50 each; prices for making
hraids, from SOC. to n fEizettes' per yard, from
81 toSl5; toupees from 80 TO f12. These prices
are according the quality of the goods and work
All olher WORK done In proportion. L. FEkRAN-
Alter an experience Of twenty-four years In the
business he can guarantee satisfaction Fashions
hair and fancy goods and toicL articles, ut r. FER
KANDlNl'S 613, 615, and 617 Broad street. Look
for the store and office, No. 613 before purchasing
elsewhere. Oc 19-lm
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McMULLlE and BARBOUR stood forth as in.
dependent candidates. They fall as indie.
pendent mistakes.
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We believe in "hbleturuipg." Who
can doubt it after the I. tsble-turning" in
Congress?
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SUNlAIERDEAN AUGUSTA COUNTY,
y VA.,) RYE.-First premium awarded at STATE
Fair. October 27, 1874, for purity OF flavor ana
dstilation, and excellent quality.
OLD IMPERIAL CABINET RY F-carefuy
analysed and highly recommended by State Chem
ist Dr. W, L, aIny Il. Ts .Y, E pp,vny
NEW ENGLAND RUM. for tobacco manutac.
turers' use. These and a general assortment OF
Wines and Liquors for sale TO the trade only al
wholesale by JENKINS, CAPkRS & CO.,
oc29 No. 1l3 south Fourteenth street.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

4 TTENTION "D" COMPANY GAR 4
n RINGTON GUAED).-Attend drill at your p
aImory, corner of Twelfth and Main streets ny
MONDAY EVENING at ~ o'clock promptly. IL
After drill there will be an important meeting OF
The company for the election Of officers. BY order
Of Gno 7-2tl LIEUTENANT II. VI. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE. The business connection be.
~ tween Wellington GodJin and myself, which
has existed for the past nine years, having been
closed the 31st ultlno. offer my services 10 the
public for the preparation OF deeds, examination OF
tauutilles, the settlement and keeping Of mer-
chants books generally, and the taking OF deposit
lions, &C. &c.
ANY communications left with John B. Davis
president of the Planters National bank, or with
ci her Of my two sons in that bank, viii be prompt
ly attended TO.
Refer enccs given when required.
JOHN g. SINTDN, Notary Public.
RICHMOND November 5, 1874. no G-2t*
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: Dawes made speeches for Butler. DAWES
Is nearly as dead as BUTLER.
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HAIRl HUMAN HAIR! at E.

l. IAN lain IL ~ 1IEhA' LA iAs ee -
IL l.. GRANGER'S, 627 BROAD STREET,
would respect FULLY call the attention OF the ladies
to a lot of HAIR / have just received, containing
two hundred pounds. The cheapest ever imported
into Richmond; and will for the next thirty days
give the greatest inducements ever offered 10 ladies
In need oil human hair goods. With many thanks
to my customers for their most liberal encourage
ment since my starting the manufacturing OF hu-
man II iir goods will at all times exert myself to
secure such bargains us viii enable me to sell hu-
man hair goods al prices unheard of before in this
city. oc 12-Im
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TOR NEW YORK The 3cswn
z Old Dominion Steamship Company's .szssesTsssss
steamship ISAAC BELL. Captain BL tKEMAN, will
sail SUNDAY, November 9Th. at O'Clock L. NJ.
Freight received until 6 o'clock SATURDAY. night.
Through bills of fading signed, ana xoous loi
warded with dispatch TO all points north, south
EAST, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed:
Fare TO New York, $12; steerage, IS; round
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. W. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
no TIT Ccmpany's Wharf, Rockets.
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RAILROADS AND STEAMERS.

DAILROAD AND STEAMB T
IL LINES.-CHESAPEAkE AND OHlO;-Alail
train leaves daily Except on Sundayl at s30 A; NJ
cept on Saturday, at $50 2. NJ. Arrives at 4:40
AN. Accommodating train leaves daily ,, except
on sTn IN at 4d5 q g. 90 1oS '0FaOh''e "
RICHMOND AND DANVILLE.--Charlotte Ex-
press leaves Richmond daily at IL =: NJ.
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily at :3S +. NJ.
Ia;y /, Accommodation leaves h'enm0na at
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND 20,
TOMAC.-Baltimore Express leaves Richmond
d9y y "a D snes m eavf; a1 at as5 IT.
Arrives at / 80 +. VI. Night Mail leaves daily Tex;
eep sundy at lIo5 NJ AGyfS at s 40
daily Sundays excepted for Hanover Junction at
6 p. NJ. Arrives at S:37 A. M.
YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE.-Passen
cepted). Arrives at 1910 A. NJ. Freight with
passenger car attached leaves Mondays, Wednes-
day $ and Fridays at A. NJ.
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG.-Day
Through Mail leaves Richmond daily Except on
sundays) at 500 A: NJ. Arrives At 2:2O p. NJ.
Evening Mail leaves AS ?. NJ. daily. Arrives at
leaves Richmond daily (except Sunday at A. III.
and $50 p. II.
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamer for Norfolk and James River landings
leaves Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays at $50
A. Nj. Arrive at $50 z. NJ.
OLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Steamers for New York leave Richmond every
Tuesday, Friday, and Sunday at 3 2. NJ. Travel
lers see advertisements
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT COMPANY
Steamers for Baltimore leave Richmond on Tues
day and Thursdays at A. NJ, aud Saturdays at 4
Pm.
CANTON INSIDE advertisements leave Rich
mond from corner of Twenty-se cond and Dock
street, TUESDAYS Thursd = and Saturdays; con-
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore railroad
for philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND, AND NOR
FOIL LINE.-Steamers leave Richmond at 2 N.
every tuesday and Friday.
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WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO dc.
PREMIUMS AT THE STATE FAIR
WERE AWARDED
ROWLER,S CREAM ALE AND PORTER.

Read the following testimony in Its favor 10y
Unknown resident medical gentlemen. IL speaks
RICHMOND, March 4, 1874.
Mr.. Henry Bol0leT:
Dear SiT-HIaving for some time past used IN my
family your ale, have carefully observed us eecIs
| consider 1t equal to the best imported ale.
II. CABELL TADB, NJ. d.
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DOR PHILADELP A. &K#g,
E The steamer ALLIANCE, Captain -,zddas36zsaa
CARR. win receive freight for the above port I'LL
SATURDAY the 7th instant al IL O'clock.
Freight taken as low as by any other route, and
Freight taken also for Wilmington, DEL, Tren-
ton, Providence, and Boston.
Passage to PhiiadeI phla, including meals and
stateroom, as, W. p. PORTER, Agent,
mo a. OF 2425 Dock street.
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MARRIAGES.
PERSONAL.

Married. In this city, by Rev. 3. +: WoodHa ard,
Miss ANNIE WESTON to DIR. ELIJAH JAIN
Sun.
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BOOTS, SHOES, DC.

HAND-SEWED GLOVE-KID Ra
LII CONGRESS CATERS and GoatG%S
Buskins, with low, broad heels, for old ladies; and
q splendid stock OF Gentemen's, Ladies', Boys,
Misses. and Children's Boots and Shoes. Also, q
large stock Of Trunks, Yalises, satches, &c. at
WINGO, Elicit Il CRUMP'S,
1908 Main street.
M e between Thirteenth and Fourteenth.
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MAJ NEW AND ELEGANT DRY
GOODS FOR FAIR-WEEK.

Splendid supply of DRESS GOODS, MOURN
ING GOODS, BEADED CLOAks, &c., on hand
and on the way.
It. K. PRICE & co.
are openinr their third supply of IMPORTED and
DOMESTIC GOODS, TO which the attention of
citizens and strangers Is called.
DIAGONAL PopLINs, FRENCH PoPLINS,
CASHMERES, REPS,
BLACK MOURNING GooDs-variety;
BLACK SILKS, CoLoRED SILKS,
CLoAKs and SHAwLS, TYCOON REPS,
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, SHEETINGS,
100 pieces BLACK ALpAcAs ut 2oc- 3oc'' ooe''
4Oc., Soc, to $3.50;
NEW PRINTS-all the last patterns. &C 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-11-07

THE FIRM of SEDGWICK BRO
L THEIRS, consisting of K. E. and j. W. SEDG-
WICK was mutually dissolved by the withdrawal Of
X. +. SEDGwICK.
The business is continued at the old stand, corner
of Twentieth and Broad streets
no 6-5t* j. W. SEDGWlCk.