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Halted states ssnaser ksx, q j,
IN ,xrksRyfEM @ssfilrE Hix ,AN The stRRll6Y
Observation-Disclosures And FoH1rp RssunP.

IoilSrsfss ice n
IN ,xrkaayfEM @sfirE Hix ,As The f6RR1t1Y
Observation-Disclosures And FoH1rp RssunP.
TtcN MEAN rHE Rum OF TEE cou NraY. FEE
Senator Ksys am dectdedly opposehf 20
forced resumption OF specie ayments, $50
believe the Law OF January, 1870, ouans, py.
all means, to be repealed. There snouN oe
no contraction OF the currency. Deliese
that the redemption of our Iegatte oder ng. ss
will not be practicable until our bonded oept
shalt have been paid nor 90 tninK sue
spirit or letter of our contract or pieose 10,
quires our earlier payment. ..,,,,
Correspondent: What effect 40 you .n.ns
a forced resumption OF specie-Payullileeana'''
would havef
cie.nayments would work contraction Oh
tho cnrrency. The national banks would oe
connT,a,led TO redeem their Issues in green
hacts md the pational.baDk issues would De
thns absorbed and disappear from our CUT
sancy. leaving fits volume diminished 70 the
avtent Of the bank circuiaiion-say ABOUT
one half We would have no currency for
shesc notes 10 their stead. The southern
stotes have neither money nor credit, put are
heavily In debt, and such distress as We nave
naver seen would follow the contraction Oh
the currency which would result from iolcso
resumption of speciepayment. 49,. z. !.
II would really bring about suen seate Oh
affairs that we could neither buy nor SEX
anytbipg. In -this country and IN England,
| In times Of panic the legislatures have autno'
rized banks to suspend specte-pay men'.
Now we have the monstrous and prePoSlte.ri;
Gus policy Of the forced resumption OF Specie {,
pay ment urgedsupon us in the very midst Of
hard times an opposite course to the one
shown to be necessary by all experience.
am decidedly opposed TO forced resumption
and to contraction. I cannot hope to have
everything my way in tie. Frances. | have
always been hard.money Democrat, bus
there is no use of talking about: bard-mohey
now. We have not got it, and cannot'get IT,
Forced resumption and contraction are rum.
If the national banks attempt 10 preclpi'ate
these results upon us should rather see
them destroyed than that they should sue
coed in their efforts.
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Nothing but the school question saved
Hayes from defeat. Ohio is Republican by
40, 900; but the campaign conducted on a
hard.money resumption platform caused the
DETECTION from its ranks Of fifteen to twenty
thousand, and the State has been carried
only by few AlIegheny Mail
Repubhcan.)
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AHUBEssENTE
ID edmond THEATRE. --.---
III -E,L Last performance Of eff
Z Mrs, JAMES A. OATES
49,. 81 ~. COMIC OPERA Troupe.
MATINEE O'Clock.
LES BAVARDS and TRIAL ~ july: =
tAdmiksfon, SOC, Reserved seats, 76c. o6.1t*
pIcHMoNDs THEATRE.
jl so ONE WEEK. Is 49, z
COMMENCING MONDAY. NOVEMBER Sch.
.CALLEEDER'5 .,,-.n,,n..

jas5 s.lG ONE WEEK rs o1.3Hi z
COMMENCING MONDAY, NOVEMBER STH. g.
nr0RaIa TbpIareat Southern o RIINSTRELS.
SEHRGIAJ or AVE rnoUPE. MINSTRELS.
GE6RS1A -, n MINSTRELS.
n FSSGsTH 59Et{;eSn MEN -9 II MiNSTREES.
GEoRGIh ri 20 ARTISTS. 80 MINssTREkLs.
VsIl ana and de americs and 70 IL, 90 people :
..I ,'. recently Ia a Bossei5 Comic acs
! Jubilee Songs, Roaring sketches PLANTATION
Jigs, Dances. songs, Wa lk-Arounds.
Pronounced
THE GREATEST sfIEsTRELsi IN THE WORLD!
The Boston Iroueller SAYS; |" Ihey snrpass al
other orgonz sfiops and are abb utey the best we
ever SAW Tha Boston Adrsrtser, says; s III ~, De
troupe Is tue best that ever performed IN TINS city
40. 900 people attended their four weeks perform
ances here IT, ss They hey
MADE an immense hit The rush to see them 1s un.
raralleled in The history Of mnstresy;" the New
York HeroM says: They excel their darky tmi.
tators.' Tie New York Daily Graphic says !:
Matinee Saturday, 2 O'Clock. Admission 20. 80,
and soc. Reserved seats 75c. to be had Of MyaSt,
900 Main street. Fanly-circle and gallery excu-
siyeiy for cOlored people. .as,i$s:.l - no o-ltE
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The Fredericksburg NeacS presents GEORGE
c. WEDDERBuRs as "Virginia's candidate"
for clerk OF the national House of Repre-
sentatives. We suspec. that Virginia has not
been consulted by the Neaps.
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G. W. MURPHY writes to us that Colonel
MANN SplTLER is not an independent"
We were aware of the fact, and had marked
Colonel Sr1rLER as Conservative before we
received Mr.. MURPHY's letter.
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Editors of the Dispatch Please say that
the New Kent County Court term has been
changed from the fourth to the second
Thursday, and oblige yours, truly,
--a1N- ISAAC 81. CHRISTIAN.
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HUDGINs, GORDON & co.,
1913 Main street,
VILE OPEN on MONDAY MORNING,
NnIrRAa1a-.x,

VILE OPEN on MONDAY MORNING,
NOVEMBER LIST,
another fresh assortment OF PLAID DRESS
GOODS al PRICES LOWER THAN EVER;
FRENCH, ENGLISH, and VIRGINIA CAssr-
MERES at prices to suit every one;
A large assortment Of RIBBONS in alt tire new and
desirable shades and widths;
New CLOTH CLOAKS, SHAwLS. BOULEVARD
and BALMORAL SKIRTS, &C..
A complete assortment Of UNDERWEAR for Ia.
dies, gentlemen, boys, and misses;
Novelties in IIEs, RUFFs, COLLARS, COLLAR.
ETTES, &C., received daily;
DOMESTICS and STAPLE GOODS received by
every steamer, and which we wiz sell at marke
nricpa VOL
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me- ALL THE Go.-JOAN.OF-ARC
GIRDLES of the latest designs-aome elegant styles
In imitation of tortoise-shell: &
Large PAINTED BREAST-PINS In new de-
JET, HORN, and RUBBER JEwELRY, at
LEVY BROTHERS.
ALL-WOOL CASHMERE ROBE DE CHAM
BRES in rich patterns Do6
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GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE OF
s< DRY GOODS.
If you want to save money got to
COURTNEY & PoWELLS
to buy your goods. Notice the following bargains,
which are only few ofthe many which they have:
ANDROsCOGGIN BLEACH COTTON, 1Oc.;
WAMSUTTAB BLEACH COTTON, 14c.;
All BLEACH and BROWN COTTONs, SHEET.
INGS, &C., retaifsd at wholesale prices
Just received large and handsome lot Of PLAID
DRESS GOODS, which will be sold at bstpm
price; :,
BLEACH TABLE DAMASK, 62kc.;
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS, 75c. per dozen;
BALMORAL SKIRTS, 15c.;
ALEXANBREKID GLOVES two buttons), 81;
READY-MADE SUITS, Ste worth $25;
The largest stock Of CLOTH CL0AKS In the city,
cheaper than can be bought elsewhere;
UNBLEAChED KNTrTESG-C UTToN, sec. per
pound. COURTNEY & POWELL,
~ ''.N ~ S15 Broad street.
Use the "FRANK LESLIE PATTERNS.
og % 1870
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~ SECOND BAPTIST CHURCH (cor-
ner Main and Sixth streets. REV. G. G. BITING,
d. D., will preach on Sunday at IL A. NJ. and u:
2, M. a-v.g .#"3 81 .elM .'a &.s ss.
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NJ BROAD.S TR e E T METHODIST
CHURCH.-Rev. Dr.. JAMES A. DUNCAN will
preach at II A. NJ, and Rev. 5. A. STEEL at ~ P.
~
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~. WHY DO PEOPLE RUSH FOR

~, WHY DO PEOPLE RUSH FOR
sYCLE BROTHERS, DRY GOODS sToRE9 For
the simple reason that they are selling greater bar
gains than ever. They have just received their
fourth supply of WINTER GOODS, amongst
which are the following bargains:
Large-sIze BED-BLANkETs from So up to sl5-
all 25 per cent. below their value;
The largest stock of LADIES' and MISSES
sHAWLs ever shown in this city, at lower
prices than ever;
Just look at our nty.fve-cent REVERSIBLE
(Iarge-size) sHAwL-worth fully 81 go;
CARPETS, on.CLoTHs, RUGs--a very large
assortment at all prices; @t@ts&
BALMoRAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS for Ia
dies and misses at one half of their value; -
BUsTLEs In fifty different styles;
KID GLOVES in one, two, and three buttons, in
all the fashionable styles; ~ go =
L1sLE-THREAD and BERLIN GLOVES and
GAUNTLETS; @'s. ~ ~. s-ait-i. -at@
LADIES' and MISSES STRIPED HOSE.
Embroideres and Cotton Trimmings at less than
manufacturers prices; Table and Piano-Covers
very cheap; Tides in one; hundred dferens pat.
torns Ladies Merino Vests at soc. worth 81 large
line of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods another lot
of pure Linen Gentlemen's Handkerchief at i &c.
worth 37Xc.; remnants of Irish Linens; remnant
of Black Velvet en- Towels, Napkins, and Doy-
lies; Bleached and Brown Damasks; Fruit Cloths
at astonishingly low prices; Lace Curtains at re.
duced prices.
CoRSETs! COBsETS! CoRSETs I'VE have
the largest stock Of Corsets in the city, from 50c
up to IS per pair.
Don't fail to look at our stock before purchasing
elsewhere. H
In Dress Goods we have all the latest styles in
Plain, Mixed, and Plaid, from l2Hc. up to IL per
yard; Navy-Blue and Seal Brown Cachemeres at
soc. worth Soc; 100 pieces Tycoon Reps in en-
tirely new patterns; Black Cachemeres at 81,
81 25, $3.50, $l.75, and So per yard; large stock
of Mourning Goods at very low prices.
BLACK ALPACAs! BLACK ALPACAs!-
Black Alpacas at 20, 25, 80, As so, so, 70, soc.,
and 81 per yard.
You can save from 10 to 25 cents per yard by
calling and examining our stock. Don't fail.
FLANNELs! FLANNELsl FLANN ELS :
Flannels In white, red, yellow, blue, plain, and
twIlled, from csc. up; Plain, Plaid, and Striped
Opera Flannels at so and 75c. per yard.
Water-Prsofs In all colors; our Cashmere de-
parment IL complete from 25c. up to IS per yard
call and examine it; India Rubber Blankets Quilts
in white and colored; Comforts at lower prices
than any where else In the city; Ave cases new
Prints Just opened; Knitting Cotton tbleached and
unoIeache and Cotton Yarns in all Nos.
MACHINE-oIL! NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.! 2
A large stock of Brown and Bleached Cottons
Sheetings and Pillow-Case Cottons Of the bes
brands at less than marked price; Knit Jackets IL
all sizes, very cheap.
Don't fail to examine our stock before buying
elsewhere, as you can save money by doing so.
sYCLE BROTHERS,
429 Broad street,
mol between Fourth and Fifth streets.
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Our Louisa correspondent reports an ia.
Formally as to ffty-tw0 votes in Louisa,
which might result in the election OF sBibb,
Conservative. But neither he nor we be-.
lieYes that it sosls. go s...., 81 /
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TAXES.
HATS. CAPS. DC.
PREMIUM MEAT.
REsPELTFULLY. .ANNOUNCE no

RESPECTFULLY ANNOUNCE TO
i the public the purchase Of those superior FAT
SHEEP raised tand fed by the celebrated feeder
DIR. John q. Woods, OF Abcmarle county, Va, and
that am Offering daily on my stall the same. The
public can rest that for purity OF blood and
nne quality OF flesh they sre cxcetied by none
and equnlsd by very few In this any other coun-
try VIII be pleased TO serve In such quantities %
may be desired by the public, TO RhomlI return my
heartfelt thanks for past patronage. and hope by
got to have continuance OF their custom,
!, Truly, JACOB SCHWAR II,
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~VENABLE -STREET BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Anniversary sermon at IL O'Clock A
n. by the pastor, and preaching at TX P. M.
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NE THIRD P R E SB Y T E r a N
CHURCH.-Rev. ". N. SCOTT, pastor, at IL A. NJ.
Installation services at 7:45 P. NJ, conducted by
Drs. c. II. READ and j. L. PRESTON.
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O.-P. BALDWIN (the younger, we think),
formerly of this city, was elected to the Ma
ryland House of Delegates last Tuesday.
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NJ GERMAN METHODIST CHURCH
Leigh street near First).-Preaching at II A. n.
and TX P. NJ. by Rev. E. N. 8. BLoGG. Sacrament
of the Lords Supper at L A. M. Sunday-school
missionary anniversary st 2. N. ].
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W. FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH Corner
Twelfth and Broad streets).-Rev. THOMAS S.DEF-
NAwAY at IL A.. n. and ~ Pm.
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~. ~. .,sas, - .f4sfs-a4ts CITYtALMsHoUsE,2
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE, Z j
November 6, 1878. } i
NOTICE.--SEALED. PROPOSALS will
IN be received at this Office until TUEsDAY,
November g. 1875. at IL O'Clock NJ, for furnish
ing the CITY Aimehouse with supplies OF r2*'s1 j
81 =, FRHSH BEEF, SUGAR, 1bt,,f}z. IS t.Egs
MISS PORK, VINEGAR, $50 81 .asr5a,s -
BACON, SOAP,
FLOUR SALT, z ~
s. ii COFFEE, IRISH POTATOES, and
HEARINGS, - o
for the quarter ending TUESDAY, Fepruary Q,
The Committee for the Relief Of the Poor reserve
the right 70 reject any or all bids onereo, and OF
giving the contract for each article required 10 the
lowest bidder therefor.
Forms of proposals can be obtained at this ONCE.
80 : = TSirnesl ID n ~ WILLIAM ENGLISH,
Chairman Committee for the Relief OF, the Poor.
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]. sPgCTAL. NoTITcEs.

VOL I'D ooLoEDREss GOODS, an styles, from
csc. and up; 5s
pL1uD aid STRIPED DRESS GOODS from Ice.
and mp; .
20 piec es new styles BLUE and BLACK PLAIDs
just received at 25c. per yard worth Ace, very
40 piecas eEp PIaIDsa at 25c,.ysry pretty;
SO pieces BLACK ALPACAs nvm 25c. up to 81
yard; 81,
BLACK GOODS, a large and cheapIs
PLAID and PLAIN OPERA FbkNNELs, all
prices all wool :; 49,! - s,5tsi,-g 81
WHITE FLANNELS at 26c. worth $685.; 5 81
a large line of SHEETINGS, C0TTONSf FI.AH-
NELs, TABLE LINENS &C., at the Lowest
prices; y.etn,ys &, yas .,5s5&g.;,.s- 81 j &
CAssiMEREs and WATERPROOF CL OTEs,fbe
best bargains yet offered ..l...,...f a
RED, GRAY, and BIZ UE FLANNELs,v very cheap;
Great bargains in BLANKETS, QUILTS
sHAwLs, sKIRTs, tBALMORALs,CE 0AKss
NUBIAs, COMFORTS, &c.;
NOTTINGHAM CURT A1N-LAcES extra cheap;
20 dozen A LINEN DAMAsK TOWELS at
37kc worth 60c.; s..es sst.+sss,,-l5<,.. 49, IN
rs dozen "A LINEN-HUCKABACK TOWELS
at 25c. worth 37c.;
A full line Of Ladies' and Misses'iWOOLLEN and
STRIPED HOSE fromal2kc. up to 75c.;
A large, assortment OF, CORSETS, GLOVES,
sCAREE5; sIBg9Ns,i .nANDRERGaIEFs,
Geniemens and Ladies, fniaiDERyEsTs, &C., all
be OS ,ha ns Sot3R p5ses Ds at
no6 COL Broad street.
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~ sEYENTH.sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH.-Rey. j. q. TYLER will preach at IL A.
NJ. and 7x p. N.
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.VIRGINIA OPERA.HOUsE.

F; -, THIS EVENING. November g. 1875, u
will be produced the beautiful play, IN live acts
80. euttled
ENOCH ARDEN; Or, UNDER THEPALM.
Observation-Disclosures att O'Clock, THE YIRGINIAN.
! ADMISSION, 25, so, and Is cents. No extra
charge fer reserved seats. seats far safe AT y n
Camnbell 8 picture-store. no 6.ltf
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MET THE GREAT WONDER

@ THE GREAT WONDER
OF The AGE
Is exhibited at
COHEN BROTHERS.
this week. They are Offering
5000 yards BLACK and COLoRED DRESS
GOODS at 1890. per yard worth 25 to Soe.;
cases CALICOES at SIC. worth 8 to 1oc.;
A large lot Of BLACK ALPAGAS at auction
prices;
BLACK ALPACA at 22c. worth 30c., ct SOC.
worth 37c., and at 33c. which is the best ever
IL. sold heretofore at 42c.; aa }Na s
Also, SILK LUSTRES-some Nos. at nearly half
their general value; tsgg hs- zyIg4y ssH
BLACK TURIN TAAiIsE at Acc. heretofore sold
[te. at 75c.; zt7i s. Il .ea:..s.. /. gy4ai alIf
IRISH POPLINS at csc. worth 81 y l1.re l1ssp1
IRISH PoPLINs at 81 worth So;
BRIGHT PLAIDS at zoe. worth 40c.; 4.s}
BLACK CASHMEREs OF SIC. worth $1.20y at
! 1.15 worth s1.4o; ..,g @5otg 5.4.t.f4 I
ALL.WOOL TAMIsE at e5c. cheap ats1;.
DRAP D'ETE, AUBTRALIAN CREPES, EN-
PRESS CLOTHS, and other mourning goods
at much below the general market rate.
Q In CoLORED DRESS GOODS COHEN BRO
THEIRS have one ofte largest yarietiesin this city.
BLACK SILKS at all prices See their particular
quality at $1.37 worth o.; 90 = II .ts'f q
One Of che largest varieties OF CoLoRED SILKS
81 In this eity;.1,a as, Gattsl tE1z2k@ Naas.55
ENGLISH TREBLE GRAPE at ga 40 wort'a@e;
Also, GRAPE Wells In all qualities at less than
the general price & T:os ,ft.f.t
GRAPE COLLARS at zoe. worth 40c, at so and
60cs worth from 81 to el.25;F gsas
Another large lot Of ladies' REVERSIBLE
sHAWLS ar &c. worth sl.5o;
.Missesf SHAWLSa Mt S2c., reduced II ON soc.
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Ne ELBA.PARK METHODIST EPIS.
COPAL CHURCH {Marshall street near Haucockl.
Sabbath school at 2:45 P. NJ. Revival services at
4P. NJ. ,. 80 s.r.r.s.-
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CONCERTS.
old FOLKS CONCERT.

Certaine of We Sacred Hymns and Tunes, and like
wife orldlye Songes, VIII were fuEge In
A. d. MUCCLXXIV,
"....' will be pieyed and surge at a
CREATE COECEiirE,
TO BE ATTENDED AT YE COURTHOUSE,
in We towne of Manchester, on ye
vi DAVE OF NOVEMBER,
4. u. MDCCCLXXV. ..a..
Doore will bee open al early candle-lighte, and
ye mufycke will begin at eighte by ye clocke.
No g. 1t HS9as =
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nREss- and CLoAK-hIAKING.-sinc
~ my return from New York have reno yed 10.
No. 20 eaSt Broad street, corngr OF First. batest
imported styles always on band. . =
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TUsT OPENED AT LEVI HEYTER,s
e. e27 Broad street, q handsome assortment OF
75c.; another lot OF those beautiful Cfoaks far T.,
fants, and. new supply Of LADIES' Black Be,ysr
Cloaks., jacques, Cans, Gloves, Socks-sl foy sSe
babies-a specially. Call early and examine opr.
stock before the bargains are all sold out M o. Oh
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H FRESH CoD-LIvER OIL.
OUR OWN IMPORTATION.

We have lust received supply OF our MEpIcI-
NAIIY PURE COD.LIVER OH which Is made only
OF HEALTHY, FRESH LIYRRs, and has the endorse
ment OF physicians and patients that 1t Is MORE
ACCEpTABLE TO THE STOMACH and more readily
assimilated than any other.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
mol 919 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS.
GALE OF PIG-IRON!
500 TONS TO HIGHEST BIDDER.
NO MORE SAFE OR PROsPECTIvFLY PRO-
FITABLE INVESTMENT

To realize on special consignments ION account Of
whom it may concern) win receive sealed propo-
sails for FIVE hundred tons Of COLD.BLAST CHAk-
THURSDAY NEXT. This iron will be assorted
about one third No l, one fourth No and No: ;,
one fourth Nos. 8 and s.. and balance lone slxthl
would Fave readily brought $5S per ton. It NOW
COSTS over $50 per. ton actual outlay 70 make and
deliver to this market.
This iron cs n remain In the warehouse at ten
cents per ton per month storage. No article can
make safer inYestmeut. No fre.insurance Is re-
purchaser desire money during the period he Is
holding it for use sale, Marx on envelope Pre-
6nantityfnot less than 100 tons will be awarded
for which Won bid, and address ASA SNYDER,
: no g. st Furnace agent, Richmond, va.
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TO MY FRIENDS AND FELLoW-CITlZENS,
Truly grateful TO you for your kind and liberal
patronage TO The 1rIn Of Sims q Sampson, respect-
fniIy solicit continuance OF The me to the new
Concern OF SAMPSON & McCRARY, pledgiDg you
my best efforts to give general satisfaction:
no alt +. j. SAMPSON. .
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NFERINO AND ALL-WO0L

MERlNo AND md. ALL-WooI
~. UNDERw WEAR.
LADIES' MERINO and ALL-WOOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, an qualities;
GENTLEMEN's MERrNo and ALL-WO0L
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHILDREN's MERINO and ALL-W0oL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN's, and CHILDRENS
MERINO and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF.
HOSE.
The only house In the city where q full line Of ALI
qualities and sizes Of above goods eau be found.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
sI5 Broad street. between Eighth and Ninth.
FRANK LEsLIE's PATTERNS are the most
reliable. ";.e s.,.- DC 20
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Having retired from the partnership of PERKINS
BATEs, all of my patrons will find 1t to their In
ferest and pleasure to continue their patronage to
Mr. NJ. BATES, who will cen unue the business In
ht no INA n"ne' All. PERKINS. /
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dissolution OF PARTNERSHIP
~ The partnership heretofore carried on under
the name of PERKINS & BATES, Real Estate
Agents and Auctioneers, is hereby dissolved by mu-
ttial consent. 10. A. b. PERKINS,
EoyEMBER i, 1875. 'as III. BATES.
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JOTICE.-The annual meeting OF STOCk-
In HOLDERS Of the RICHMONp. YORK RIV-
Err AND CHESkPEAKER AIEROADsCoMpA.-
NY viii be held a. The Office Of the company 10 TINS
IG7k ak "a M - $3.50 80 W. e. SMITH.
oc 2a-td Secretary and Treasurer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

PROFESSOR HENRY F. LAUBE'S Is
I ACADEMY OF DANCING "a
nEyY's HALL. CORNER ELEVENTH AND ft,Sk
~" MAIN sTREE1Sl sa
DAYS OF TUITION: Ladies, misses, and masters,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS
at 4 O'Clock gentlemen, TUESDAY and FRlDkf
EVENINGS ut 7:30 O'Clock. oc 1Z3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

NT ONTICELLO HALL. Glib Broad 90
IYl street, has been beautifully frescoed ON
and painted. and Is now complete Ia all It's
appointments; suitable for balls. soirees -s.eI,
private parties. &C., and can be rented Of X. FER
RANDINI, 613 Broad street, on reasonable terms.
OIL N
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06
DIssOLUTIONs d PARTNERSHIPS

Tn retiring from the firm or Sims & Sampson I
hereby return my sincere thanks TO my friends aud
a generous public for their liberal patronage, and
cheerfulIy and confidently recommend the new
gentlemen In every way worthy of YOUR confidence.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-06

Baltimore papers please notice death.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1875-02-06
A Startling Metamocphosis.

Some one who has been viewing the
Samcse juggiors says Gone trick
Minham performed was very su porio r
version OF the mango tree feat Of the
Indian jugglcrs. He took an orange,
cut it open, and produced serpent.
This he took down into the audience.
aud borrowing robe from one, cut the
snakes head of and covered it with The
robe. When tn, robe was lifted again
fox was in place Of the snake. The
io1's head was cut off two robes Dor
rowed, and when they we're raised, there
was wolf, which was killed with .
sword. Three robes, and loop ard; it
was slain with javelin. -Four robes
covered a most savage looking buffalo !,
that was killed With un axe. Five robes
covered in part, but not altogether, q
lordly elephant, who, when the swo I'd
wao pointed at him, seized MinhmAu by
tAc neck and tossed him violently up.
He mounted feet foremost, and inally
by his toeo to the capital of one Of III /,
columns. Teapada now lcaped from
the atagc and a!ishtcd upon the clap h
a,t's shoulders With short sw ord h
go:Gcd the beast on the head, until
shrickiug, the unwioldy animal reared
upon his hind feet, twined his trunk
about ono Of the great columps, aud
seemed trying to lift itself from the
ground and wrap its body around the
great pillar. The music cIasied out
barbarousy. Norodom Il ashed forth 4
dazzling iircwork Of some sort, and the
elephant disappeared, aud Tcpa da lay
upon tho stage wri;hing in the fold. of
Il great boa constructor and holding up
Minhman upon his feet "