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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

FOREIGN AND CoASTwISE COMMEECE--EX-
PORTS AND IMPoRTs.--For the month ending
November 30ih nine vessels cleared from
the custom house for foreign ports. VI TINS
number five carried flour valued Mt So, ,4S9,
To Bavaria. Rio de Janeiro, Rio Grande de
SuI and San Jose del Norte-all Brazilian
norris: two carried tobacco valued at S6,330
70 Bordeaux, France, and Bremen, Germa.
nv: one q miscellaneous cargo Valued at
81 OH TO Pubnico, Nova Scotia; and one
stsyes valued at &c, 600 to Matanzas. CUBA;
slaves Of the value OF 5000 and miscellaneous
articles of the value OF S762 were also carried
bv the tohacco-Yess to Bremen. The total
volue Of the exports was S13I,Il0. Value
OF exports for October rs reported, S3o4,-
1904.
The inportS for the month consisted OF
fish from Pubnico, Nova Scotia. valued at
S2.S74: plaster from Windsor, \. s., val
ned at S72l. and coffee from Rio Janeiro,
valued at S2l6-total value OF imports,
SASH. The value Of the imports for Oc-
tober was not given at the custom-houSe,
but was largely in excess OF the above
figures. For TIE past week there was one
clearance, but no entrance Tor OF from for-
eign ports was reported.
The cnastwisc trade has been correspond
irpIv dull for the past month. The arrivals
consisted OF 80 vessels, all from ports north
OF HatteraS, and laden with coal, lime, lun-
ber. ice, hay. grain. iron, apples, and assort-
ed merchandise. The number OF vessels
cleared was so, destination as above; coal
was the principal article shipped, with
some granite, wood, ties, and miscel'a-
neous produce.
For the week ending Saturday the ar
rivals consisted OF ten and the departures
OF five vessels. There are number OF
coastwisc vessels in port loading, dischars-
ing, and waiting cargoes. At the Chesa-
peakc wharvcs two barkS are loading naph-
tha and petroleum for Europe. Saturday
the American schooner Minnie 6. Loud,
Fooks master, cleared for Matanzas, Cuba,
with 5000 bundles OF slaves, valued at
$4,000, shipped by Josiah Harris Il Co.. !;
vessel under . charter from Curtis Par
kcr.
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ITO allow the same. The Judge commented
at length upon the humane law OF the State
which requires Jurors to be summoned
/ without respect to race or color, and while
he admitted that 1t was a aquestioE entirely
ffor the Judge who were competent
Jurors, yet when these defendants de-
manded that they should be tried by at
least some OF their own race the Judge VIC.
lated the law OF the United States in refill
sing them this right. BE said they were
entitled to be tried By their peers, and .inti-
mated that the judges Of the State courts
should not select their iurymen exclusively
from the whites. After. an elaborate con;
sideration Of the law, Judge Rives read an
order which required the clerk to issue
AabedS corpus cs,ns cduSd for each OF tue
said parties to the sheriff or iailer OF Pat
rick county. and to have aGspecial venire,
irrespective Of race or COLOR" summoned
for the trial Of these causes at the next term
OF the court. /,
DELIVERED UP.
In accordance with the opinion OF Judge
Riycs, deputy United States marshal was
furnished with an order, with which be
proceeded to Patrick Courthouse. The
sheriff OF the county was absent, and the
person in charge OF the Jail delivered up
the prisoners upon the deputy marshars
demand. The latter officer then took the
prisoners 10 Chatham, the county-seat of
Pittsylvania, and lodged them In Jail there.
Judge Alexander Riyes, who has thus
violently thrust this question upon public
attention, is native OF Virginia, brother
OF the late Hon. William c. Rives, and for a
time after the close Of the war was mem
Der OF the Supreme Court Of Virginia. His
position in the Western District Of Virginia
is the same as Judge Hughes's in this dis.
tIict.
The history Of the crime above given was
condensed from that in the record when
the case was before the Supreme Court OF
Appeals at Wytheyille.
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AUCTION SALES TEgIS DAY.

BE On nj safes Of REM Estate made betrceet
the lot of january 01d last Of June the tdEsS fSt
the present gar hare 10 Jepaia 6yths pnTGaase1
Oh all sGlsS made betreta TIE lSt Of Jbiy ana Lc3
of the UcGr ths tntCs haze TO be Dd0 bE the setter
iThis c,tstoa was adopted about ff,c,.n years aga
hy all the real estate agents In Richmond, and aps
plies TO Richmond and vic!nity.1
E. B. COOK, IL A. NJ, wearing apparel. trunks,
clothes chest, Knight Templars re2alia, &c.
Il. s. ANDERSON 6 SON, 10 A. NJ, groceries, &c.
j. r. uOCkADAY. 10 4. NJ, groceries.
FRANCIS T. lSBET.L. ~ r. NJ lot OH the north
side OF Grace street bet ween Third and Fourth
streets.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & son. r. ST., trustees
safe Of brick dwelling No. TOT Thtrtieth street,
between NJ and streets.
w. GODDIN, l2 NJ. trustee; sale OF valuable mar
kct-garGen and dnry-farm of forty-eight acres
one mile OF the city.
FRANCIS T. ISBEl4L, I p. NJ, four-siory brick
dwelling No. 314 Grace street, between Third
aud Fourth
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS. The following
is u statement OF transfers Of real estate for
the week ending November Both:
Lots fronting s5 feet on Marshall street
near Monroe at $4,000; % feet on Main
street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth at
S4,270: 80 feet on Church street at $3.50; %
feet on Clay street between Gilmer and Nun
ford at 1856; 11Gt feet on Twcnty-siXth
street between Broad and Marshall ats l. 200;
- feet on n, Twenty-seyenth, and Twenty
eighth streets 1one moiety Of half square, at
$3.50; 2Gs feet on Tenth street between Main
and Cary az 81 ,259; So feet on Thirtieth
street, corner OF O., at S,'37; % feet on Clay
street between First and Second at $1,7I5;
interest in Wii5am Greaner's estate at 500; !;
O4& feet on Feaabie street between Eigh-
feenth and Mecance at $l,575; 80 feet OF,
Seventh street scar Baker at $500; 24s feet
90 Franklin street near Sixth at s., 2,450; 33
feet on Twenty-sourth, street, corner OF N,
at sL575; lat feet on Ohio street at $500;
16s feet between Csay and Venable streets at
Ss5es 15 feet on Denny street, corner OF
Fifth at 500; 80 feet on Eighth street Hear
Preston at S2I3; q feet on Second street
between Clay aud Leigh at Sl.275; so feet
on st. Paul street between Federal and
CoUtts at $50. 3t
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A REVIEW OF TIE TOBACCO TRADE.-The
tobacco trade continues very dull, and there
is nothing worthy of remark or encourag-
ing to report. The breaks for the past week
comprised 260 hossheads and Is lierces.
At auction on Change $50 packages were
offered. OF this number IA were taken in
and 10G sold. Prices ranged from $3.50 to
$50, which was the result OF Tuesdays
work.
The Tobacco Exchange was closed on
Thanksgiving day, and the result OF the
weeks transactions was small increase
over that OF the week ending November 23d.
Loose tobacco has commenced coming IN
in considerable quantities, and some very
heavy sales have been made. Prices, how
ever, continue small. The sales OF loose
tobacco also operate in a measure against
large transactions on 'Changc.
Saturday the transactions were very in
significant. Only two packages were sold,
at 5000 and Sl2.G3.
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SATURDAY MAEKETs.-The butcher-stalls
looked very tempting Saturday, being
heavily laden with savory steaks, choice
cuts and chops, and roasts and rounds Of
all descriptions. Prices ranged from 10c.
for common to 15c. per pound for choice.
Seasonable vegetables were also abundant
and cheap. There were plenty Of apples,
sJme few cranbcrrcs, and good sup
ply of dried fruit. Butter sold ut from Ii
to 25c. for good; eggs, Zoe. per dozen ;
chickens, 8 to 10c. per pound; turkeys, 10
TO 124c. per pound. No ducks in the mar
ket. Harcs, Is to zoe. apiece. Honey,
hom;ay, herbs, and miscellaneous articles
were plentiful. The fish market was well
supplied at quotations as follows: Speckled
perch, zoe. per bunch; mud shad, 15c. per
bunch; rock, 25c. per bunch trout, 10 to
zoe. per bunch; oysters, 75c. to 81 per gal
lon. The supply Of ali articles was fully
equal to the demand, and the marketmen
without exception were complaining OF
dull times.
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| BRIEF LOCAL ITEMS Workmen were
Saturday engaged in putting down new
sidewalk along the northeast corner Of
Main and Eleventh streets.
The number OF visitors registered at the
Tobacco Exchange for the month OF No
vember was two hundred and siXty-iour.
All the railroads, steamboats,. and the CD
nal company report very encouraging out
ward and inward freights for the week and
month ending Novemb Der 30th.
Judge Wexford, in tie Circuit Court Of
Henrico, was engaged all day Saturday in
the consideration OF the case OF WaIdheimer
Us: Morris. The case will be called again
to-day.
The coastwiSe receipts Saturday were
hay, iron, and assorted merchandise, all
from New York. No shipments.
The schooner Minnie G. Loud, which
cleared Saturday for Matanzas, Cuba, was
loaded in twen!y-nine working hours With
G,O0O bundles (2i0,00G) hoops. This is con-
Sidered very quick work.
There arc only four persons in the Hen
rico.County jall, all colored males. This is
the smallest number reported for some
time.
Steamers arrived Saturday from New
York, Norfolk, and Williamsburg, and sail
ed to Philadelphia and Baltimore.
William Skeen, OF Allegheny county, was
on Saturday appointed notary public by
Governor Holiday.
The following convicts were received at
the penitentiary Saturday: Joe Bradshaw,
two years John Jones, ten years; Wiley
Black, i've years-al from Halifax county,
for house.bTeaking; Mary Woodson, Flo
renee Woodson, and Leanna Pryor. from
Nelson county, each for three years for lar
ceny.
Professor Harrison, OF Richmond Col
lege, living cn the Grove road, was robbed
q few nights since OF Z line bog weighing
two hundred pounds. and which he very
speedily expected TO have in bis smoke
house.
1t is reported that the slaves burned at
the recent fire at the penitentiarv were
bought in Michigan. Stave timber must be
getting scarce in Old Virginia.
Governor Holiday on Saturday commits
stoned the captain and lieutenants Of the
new colorcd company in Petersburg.
Il
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REVENUE CoLLEcTIoNs.-The amount of
United States internal revenue collected last
week was S3S. 1874, rs follows: Monday,
Sll,335.SG; Tuesday, S2,G02.71; Wednes-
day, $5,95L03; Thursday, S3,735.42; Fri
day, s3,G97.5S; Saturday, S5,349.34. This
is decrease OF s., ,134 .49 Oh the amount re-
ported for the week ending November 23d.
The deficit is partly accounted for, how
ever, by the fact that the revenue office was
closed nearly all Of Thanksgiving-day. and
but little business was transacted that day,
and also by the fact that some Of our largest
tobacconists have almost entirely suspended
ODcrations
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

PERsoSAL.-Mr. G. Edward Buck, agent
for Meissner, Ackermann & Co.. New York,
returned to this city Saturday after an ab-
sence OF two months, and has cleared at
the custom-house Il cargo OF 3,115 barrels OF
naphtha, to be shipped for Antwerp, Bel
GUM, per Norwegian bark Agathe, Covert
sen master. This is the first cargo OF naph-
tha ever shipped from Richmond.
The visitors to tie Tohacco Exchange
Saturday were W. A. Merryman. Hanover;
Leroy Roper, Petersburg; j. B. BudWcl,
Goochland; and A.J. Gray, Cumberland.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

THE THEATRE TO-NIGHT.-Miss Katie
Putnam and her noted comedy company
will commence brief engagement at the
Theatre tonight, on which occasion she
will appear as Little Nell, the A1arehioness.
The company is represented as being an
excellent one. and there will no doubt be
a fine audience and most enjoyable per-
formance. The following is the cast: SAM
son Brass, j. II. Fitzpatrick; Dick Swivel :
Ier, Harry Gwynette; Grandfather Trent,
John c. Morrison; Quilp, Samuel II. Yer
ney; Slum, George CASTOR; Burton, John
Daley; Snowman, Jerry Liant; Higgins,
Samuel Z. Lane; Schoolmaster, James Nc
Donald; Mrs. farley, Bessie Clifton; Sal
lie Brass, Sara Alexander; Mrs. Quiln,
George Reynolds; Fortune-Teller, Nellie
West; Kit, Eva Byron; Sophie Wackles,
Rose Moss.
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TnE COLOR QUESTION.
yudgc Riycs's Attempt 60 Force Negro
Jurors Upon state Courts.

THE EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT NOT YET
OFFICIALLY INFORMED ABOUT THE Ia
KING OF THE PRISONERS FROM PATRICK
JArI-ulsToRY OF THE cREfE-How THE
CASE GOT BEFORE THE UNITED STATES
COURT AND WHAT JUDGE RIvEs THINKS
ABOUT OUR JURY sYSTEM-PERsoNAL.
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Mrs. TYLER's CONCERT TUESDAY NIGHT.
Tomorrow night Mrs. James Tyler, Miss
Swain, and others, will give Q grand con-
cert Of Mozart Hall, for the benefit OF the
Meade Memorial church in Manchester. VI
course such talent and such cause VIII
draw full house. Reserved seats may be
had at Wyatt's.
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Sunday Hours at shc post-0nice.

RICHMOND, VA. November 30, 1873.
Believing it would subserve the public
convenience to change the hour for the Sun-
day delivery OF tie mails, it is ordered that
on and after tomorrow, December /, 1878,
the delivery at the post-otiicc will take place
between the hours OF 1:30 and 2:30 2. NJ, in-
stead of the hours to ) p. H., as heretofore.
w. W. FORBES, Z. NJ.
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STUDY OF NATURAL SCIENCES. meeting
of Young gentlemen who desire TO study
natural sciences was held on Saturday
night at the office OF Dr.. Jud. 3. Wood. Mr.:
NJ. NJ. Welch was called to the chair, and
H. Theodore EIyson appointed secretary:
A committee Of five. on constitution and
bylaws was appointed, consisting OF Dr..
Jud. p. Wood, Messrs. II. Theodore Ely
son, T. T. Mayo, Sol. Cutchins, ana Dr;
L. III. Cowardin, to report at an adjourned
meeting to be held at an early day.
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ROARDING.
DOARDING-HOUSE,
Er, CORNER OF

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
No. 7l5 FRANKLIN STREET, CORNER OF
EIGHTH STREET,
pleasantly located In central part Of the city, enc
square from the Capitol Grounds and one squAle
from Main street, convenient TO Cera and Flour ES-
change, Tobacco Exchange, Custoua.h hoase, foss-
Office, Depots, and Churches OF all denominations.
City railway passes By the door.
Occupants wanted for THREE RcQMS-dress-
iag.room and bath attached -furnished OF sntaf-
Day and transient bosraers accommodated;
Terms moderate. no Su-sNss&
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THE GEesGE CAsE.-The evidence In this
case, now hejng tried before Judge Fitz-
hugh, who is sitting In the Hustings-C Court
soom, was concluded Saturday afternoon.
The argument will be commenced this
morning.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

BAD GAs.-For week or more the gas
furnished the people OF this city has been
inferior in Hght-giving qualities. to what
they have been used to, and has been nota-
lille for its bad odor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

CoUsTy CASE DISPOSED OF.--Justice Hop
Nhs, OF Henrico county, on Saturday dis.
posed OF the civil case Of ButteTfeld Us.
ioung, rendering decision for pstacipaI
ana costs In favor OF the plaintiR,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

THE BOARD OF CANvAssERs.-The reetl-
fed return from Scott county mas arrived Ia
the city. and it is hoped that the State Board
of CanVassers will be able to compiete sheif
labors to-day.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

SAVE MONEY by having your printing done atthe
DISPATCH PRtNTING-HoCSE. Good work, low
prices, and satisfaction guaranteed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

M. ELLYSoG Il CO.. advertising aaeDts, insert aa.
vertisemeuts IN al OF the newspapers of the Unisd
S,ncs at publishers rates. Orders LEFT ~ the Dts
pqtch counting-room viii receive prompt atten
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

LADIES' AND GENTLEhEN's BOOTS ana SHOES
haud-made--to order-best auaity-guarahteee "
Ga, BoscHEN's, 500 and 81 ] Broad street.
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LorTA.-Lotta appears at the Theatre on.
Monday and Tuesday evenings, December
9th and 10th, presenting her plays, :" Mu-
sette" and "La Cigale." Lotta is as much
OF phenomenon as her sex ever produced.
Her popularity ceased to perpleX people
years ago. She is such an attractive actress
That she will doubtless be greeted by large
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

FOR ULcERATED MOUTH, the healing properties
Of MEADE L BAKERS CARBoL1c MoUTu-NAsu
are unexcelled. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

LAGUAYRA COFFEE, very finest, at 1sc. per
pound W. u. BLAIR & co.
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Statistics for November.

The following table shows the state OF the
Thermometer (FahrenheiD at sunrise during
the month of October, as also the highest
and lowest points reached each day, and the
direction OF the wind:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

VIoLETs, CARNATIONS, RosE.BUDs, HELLO.
TRoPE, and all other choice Howe,s OF the season.
ut ToLER &c HooPER's.
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THE NATIosAL GRANGE. I

OF THE LAST DAYS sEs-
sIoN-AMENDMENTs TO THE CoNsT1TU-
T1oN-THE TOBACCO TAX QUESTION
CHANGE IN REGALIa--CANANDAIG N.
Y, SELECTED AS THE NEXT PLACE OF
MEETING, &C.. &C. -
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CONCERT AND TABLEAUx TO BE REPEATED.
The ladies OF Centenary church have been
persuaded to repeat their very interesting
concert and tableaux at Mozart Hall to-
night, and most enjoyable evening is
promised all who will attend. The pro-
gramme has been changed in several par
ticulars, rs will be seen by reference to their
announcement, and considerably improved.
or course there will be fine audience
preSant
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

HYAcINTHs, TULIPS, and other bulbs for fall
planting, at ToLER s. HooPER's, adjoining Holly
wood Cemetery.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF THE TEETH AND GUMS
usa MEADE & BAKERS CARBoLIC MoUTH.:
WASH Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

CHOICE FLOWERS for parties, weddings, iahel-
ais, &C., furnished o. the shortest notice at ioIkh
& HooPERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

INCIPIENT TARTAR AND sCURF removed by
MEADE & BAKERS SApoyINE DESTIFRICE.
Fifty cents box.
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Z, (oMAAvpERr OF ST. ANDHEw.-Thisc COM
mandery OF Knights Templar was instituted
Saturday nightat st. Alban's Hall by Grand
Commander James C. Baine, OF Portsmouth:
After which banquet waE spread ana
United States Senator Wtthers and East
COMMANDER Thompson, OF Washington
Commandery, No. 2, were among the speak.
ORG .s.
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SCHooL-sHoES, all the styles, cheipat
...s.. BoscuEN'S, 500 and GIL Broad street.
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COMMON CoUSCIT"-TEe regular Decem-
ber meeting OF the Common Council will be
held this afternoon at ) O'Clock.
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THE WEATHER SATURDAY was ciear ana
cooI. At night it was partly cloudy and
threatening.
THERMOMETER SATURDAY 6 a. Nj, 90 !;
Q a. NJ. IS; noon. 81 z. NJ, 81; 4.
NJ. so: midnight. 43.
Mean temperature, 4S l.6.
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MURRAY & LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER.-Me
earnestly urge every purchaser to ask for that wh'ch
Is prepared by AIrssrs LANMAN & KEMP new
York, who are the sole proprieters OF the true per-
fume. All other so-caed Florida Waters are only
ordinary Colognes.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

DfscoLoRED TEETH rendered beautifully white
by the use Of MEADE 4 BAKERS sAPoSINE DEN
THRICE. Fifty cents box
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NEW RA1sIss and FIGS at coLuMpUs's.

For BLEEDING GUMS, use MEADE b BAKERS
cARBoLIc MoUTH-WAsH. Fifty cents bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

AS FRAGRANT AND PLEASANT WASH for the
mouth, there is nothing, SO good as MEADE n SA-
KER's CARBoLIc MOUTH WASH. Fifty cents
bottle
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OFFICE RUCKINGHhM MILLS COMPkSY.1
MERIDIAN. CONN, November 27, 1878.
MeSsTS. Il. Saks d Co., Richmond, Vd.:
Gentlemen,-You 10 hand. Contents noted. To
further your request TO introduce 10 Richmond and
through the State OF Virginia aud North Carolina
our Underwear. we make the deductions asked. We
will only grant this for thirty doys.
Respectfully, BUCKINGHAM COMPANY,
per Edwards.
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NECKwEAR.
A. SAKS &c Co.,
1913 Main street, opposite post-0tlice.

THE $3.50 LADIES' CLoAKs at the NEW YORK
AUcTIoS-HoUsE, 523 Broad street, for style OF cut
and perfcclness OF 1T, are the handsoincst and
cheapest ever produced in this Or any other city.
The general variety OF CLoAKs at this establish
ment are The best and cheapest shown in this sec
tiou,
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IcE-CREAM and WINE JELLY,
MALAGA GRAPES in tine bunches,
SWEET FLORIDA ORANGES, and BANANAS,
MALAGA GRAPES at 15c. per pound,
FRESH CHOCOLATE CREAM DROPS and CARO-
MELS,
Assorted FRENCH CANDY at csc. per pound,
at COLUMBUS'S,
321 Broad street.
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FOR OFFENSIVE BREATH from decayed tee'f
and diseased gums, use MEADE BAKERS CAR'
BoLIc MoUTH-WASH. Fifty cents 3 bottle.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

JUICY CALIFORNIA PEARS for the sick, at
CoLUMBUs's.
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IF you WANT handsome basket OF flowers 60 u
ToIER e HOoPER,S
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If YOU WANT anything in the floral line 90 10
trnr ED & H0OpERiS.
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THE oLD-EsTALrsHsD sToaE OF
LEVY BRoTgEHs

LEVY BROTHERS
Is the place 10 purchase your
DRY GOODS.
No other store in this city offers equal inducements
Their stccs Is large and complete.
They show
A GOOD ASSORTMENT IN EVERY DEPARTMENT,
which avoids the necessity OF
SHOPPING AROUND.
They have just received another supply Of
SILKS, sATINs, VELYETs, CLoAKs, CARPETS,
and
GOODS FOR BOYS AND MEMS WEAR.
Also. 4 large stock or HOSIERY and FANCY GOODS.
We advise al! who wish 10 save n9Ecy to buy their
goods OF LEVY BRoTlfEgs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

NUTRITIOUS CooIERY.-Nothlng is so wei! cal
culaied 10 promote good health and good hunor as
light easily diges ed nutritious cookery. With that
uuriyal!cd article, LooLEY'S YEAST-PowDER in
the kitchen, elegant while, light, and wholesome
bread rolls biscuits cake of every kind and corn
bread Vie files, mullms. tuckwheat-cakes, etc., are
always possible in every household.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-12-02

SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS, SATURDAY
Smith and ais. Us. Blackwell and ais. Ar
gued by William L. Royal, ESQ.,, for appel
lants and Judge William j. Robertson for
appellees, and submitted.
Francis Us. Francis. Submitted.
Carter Us. Rogers, executor. Submitted.