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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-11-04

PLANE Down. GENrLEMES.-There is no
longer any modesty on the subject of the ir-
reference Of oftice-holders in elections. The
administrators Of public affairs, who are on
trial at every election, make no hesitation to
obtrude upon the grand tribunal of the pub
lie judgment, and to exert themselves In
every way-including the use OF money
to control the decision in their favor! Once
upon time this interference tor this pur.
pose was considered abominable. 1t was
thought that the public officer ought to
leave his acts to speak for themselves; and
In no manner ought he to interpose to
warp the public Judgment. But in those
days people were green aud simple, and
knew nothing OF what became public Of
fcers. The present age has put new face
upon things.
We see 1t announced, upon the most I'M
Doubted authority, that assessments for
(" political purposes have been going for
!" ward In the Interior Department within
{" the LIST few days" Thus says the Wssh-
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Me- SECOND OPENING OF FALL
DRY GO IIJS,

DEt ttSbS.
am now opening NEW Styles OF DRESS
GOODS Just t, consisting in part or
EPINGLAI$ YAHDYKE, VELOURR,
LAINAG"S, sEDASS:
EMPRESS CLOTHS fu all colors;
BOMBALIMEl'EE, entirely new:
REPS, PLAIDS, DELAlNEa, &c.
Tho celebrated BUFFALO, BEAVER, and
GRAND DUCHESS ALPACAs;
BLACK SILKS:
GLOhKS, BROCHE and other SHA TLS;
EURNOFS,
Handsome BALMORAL SKIRTS at only sOc.;
Coed LINSEYS at l2!c.;
Tho best DOMESTIC GOODS In tho city for the
money;
i?-. COUNTERPANEs at sl7s;
AEL-WOUL FLANNEL at ?cc.;
LADIES HANpKFRCHTEFS At &C.;
GoLD-EYED rEEDLEs Mt &C.;
GOODS FOR MEN AND BOYS, at soc;
Laces Embroideries, White Goods; India-Rub-
Der Cloth, for infants; Towels, Ladies' and Gents
Wooden and Linen Shirts and Drawers, Blankets,
Swisses. T-rlatan f.! Waterproof Cloth only 81
Shawl Suitin2, While Corduroy, Velvet and Vel
veteens, Hosiery. Gloves, Collars. Notions, and In
short, everything found iu a lrst-class dry goods
house, ut prices which WIN warrant 20 please
every one. 4. GOLDBACK,
GOT Broad street, between 9Th and 7tb.
RYLANp Ii. SoRyELL, formerly with I. Syciea (;
VI. Fl. CARpozo, of Powbatan, late a. the Call
fo-nIa store; O. F. KhMstAS, Miss ALICE HAIR
DEs1Y, and - SHEFFIELD, are with me, and
would be glad 10 be f. Yored With call FROM their
frieuds and tho public.
cs5 4. GpLDBACK, COT Broad street
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The WoAEN's MEDICAL COLLEGE in New
York had celebration on Tuesday night,
at which the ladies were quite festive, and
Initiated men very closely, except that their
disguise didn't 80 so far as to include liquor.
An address was made to the graduating
class Only think of 1t. What startling
tact to the gentlemen of the Executive
Committee of the Virginia State Agricultu-
raj Society-nearly all OF whom were gently
ushered into this world by a dignifed lady,
Of most respectable character, and most
matronly and affectionate bearing. They
snd we are no doubt Of opinion that in
some sorts Of surgery women are especially
suited, and their prejudice against the rapid
advances Of the sex upon the strong fortit
cations of manhood, including suffrage,
&C., must be considerably softeged by the
Of women In the delicate rela-
ton Of midwife. On that point we have
nothing to say against these lady doctors
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rsrspGs.aI. HnTTGEs.

ry THE DAVIS MANSION AND
.oTuTp yArITt BILE REAL FsTATEI IN TFE
CTTYsoF PJCHsIoND TO Dc SOLD AT AUC-
TIoN THIS UAY-Tbe sreiial attention OF the
p.bIlc Is particularly called to4he sales OF the ,o
iowicg real estate, TO come CIR at auction THE
DAT:
lat. All? O'Clock NJ. ofthat VALUABLE BU-
sIsEsS sTAhD at the corner OF Mcr'hail ana
NH streets. occupied by Mr.. Matthew W. Swain.
Cd - o,clocs, at my office, OF al excellent
FARM or ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY
.oNE AND A QUARTER ACRES, in Henrico
county, near to Hungary station.
adj. At O'Clock P. NJ, that magnificent anu
beautfally-located property at the corner OF Gay
and IL h Streets krown as the 'l'h'lo MAN
sICN.".
For further particulars. see auction heaa.
:, W. GODDIS, Ancrr
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DEPUBLICAN MEETINGS.
THIRD COEGREsSIoEAL DISTRICT.

Hon. CHARLES II. PORTER, author of the
Homestead Provisions OF the Virginia Constitu-
ton, and the Republican nominee for reelection
tn Congress from this district. Viii address the ro
pie of the district as follows
HIGGE&SvN'S STORE, Hanover county, Fr;-
DAY, Noye mber 9TH.
BEAVER DAM DEPOT, Hanover county, SAT-
URDAY, November sth.
A FREE BARBACUE at the last meeting.
The above meetings will take place st IL clock NJ.
Major jobs L. MORGAN, OF Clarke county,
will also address the people ut the above meetings.
Mr. Porter will divide time with his opponent, If
he desires discussion.
The people, irrespective Of politics, are requested
to be present. j. u. HUMPHREYS,
Chairnsn Republican Congressional Committee,
Third District If Virginia.
SAMUEL - ASABLE. SPc'y. &C 20 -tNaY5
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"Mr. George Ticknor Curtis's argument
AGAINST the constilutionality OF the late act
OF Congress regulating naturalization and
enforcing the right of citizens [negoeS1 to
vote, will be read with interest, but, we
imagine. with little protit."-Neac York
Tribune.
Of course. What can 1t profit man in
these days to consider the constitution
atty OF anything, when the Constitution
is dead: There are many similar Qucs
tion<-such, for instance, as to what mon
ster belonged the bone lately found in
bog. The consideration of such questions
afford "lttle profit" 1t does not pay.
What's the use: Let's consider something
profitable" Who wants to hear about
- conStitutionality?
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ANTICHINEsE MOVEMENT IN NEW YORK
Buffalo, NoY. "A large meeting Of the
Labor Reform Anti Chinese League was
held at Kremlin Hall Tonight. Stirring ad.
dresses were made by Alexander Troup, Of
New York, and others. Resolutions were
passed encouraging European, but bitterly
denouncing the importation of Chinese or
coolie labor. Capitalists engaged were
styled siave-dealeis and kidnappers, and
representatives in Congress were called on
to put an end to the traffic which must
eventually demoralize labor and bring ruin
to the country.
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Tuesday

will he a great day inthe Union Seventeen
o,.,.s on that day elect Congressman
and nearly al: Of them local officers. Var.
rfnia ought then to make herself heard ana
Ielf bya grand victory in maintenance OF
thai Of 80. II she gives to carpet-haS'
cerv and political in"endiarism such defeat
s. /, is in her power to give, it will bury
them too deep for resurrection. For de-
liyerance like that will not every man give
all his energy and influence for one day:
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ADAY OF DEVOTION to the public WEI,
fare. and q day Of victory. Let Us n''s
both On Tuesday. The question Is ""o Wv,
or bad zulc-thc rule of competency ""''
honestv-or the misgovernmenl OF ~, C r
potency and fa!thlessness' triumph pr . I
servatiyes, and secure The former, or r, sDa',
s so,r dear old state 10 The latter sad ta.e'
yam auy man hesitate an instant as TO i''>
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PROPOSED ARRANGEMENTS FOR SETTLING
THE ALABAMA CLAIMS Washington, Nov.
2.-The owners or assignees of the Alabama
claims intend to make another appeal to
Congress Zone having been UNDECIDED Mt the
last SESSION. to allow them to obtain a set
Element from Great Britain independently
OF the action of our Government, and In the
meantime to make preparations to prose-
cute them on private account. These claims
amount to thirteen millions Of dollars, and
:two-thirds of that amount, it Is said, are
certain to be allowed. The consent of the
Executive Department of the Government
for the private prosecution of the claims
has been once refused, and to-day a semi
official announcement is made that an at
tempt at private settlement is violation Of
law, which will be punished. 1t should DC
added that some of the claimants have as
slrances from the British authorities that
if this Government consents they will be
paid.-Cor. Bait. Sun.
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r,aos;on Day.

--,.,,Io,, for CONGRESSMAN anu eo"''''
.he e r,i,, take place in Virginia on neSs
o QUIZ The time is now very Short ana
every Conservative should DC prepa,sa ~,
,hs occasion. We have 1t in our power 10
s ss a true gentleman and Conservative
from the Richmond district. The increased
white registration and great dissatisfaction
,o;,b PORTER will insure our success u
every Conservative will turn out.
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BRYAsT's Evening Post in New York
supports s. S. Cox DemocraD for Con-
yress In preference to HORACE GREELEY.
Mr.. BRYANT was formerly Democrat, but
became Black Republican before the war.
He separates from HORACE on the tariff.
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.;nr,on correspondent Of, the New YORK
m!n,es He adds: "The New York COM
:. ,nittee has been especially active in cali
i" ing upon the clerks from that State anu
:. have declined to take excuses instead Oh
"cash."
That is right. Come down. ge"''.,ns",
You belong to the party-so does your n, sa
aryI Excuses are not to be taken. ne ,,o
again. Men who fight for reward mus .se, Nc
the slaves of the power that rewards .ne nno
and cannot set themselves above the so"'''
, ~ sh";r official existence. Come down /
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spEcTAE EpTsCgs.
Y TO BOOK BUYERS.

RANDOLPH &c ENGLISH, 1918 Main a,r.s,
offer OH tie best terms tmlnY Mt half pr.c.i ,L,
largeet assortment or
STANDARD AND MISCELLANEOUS WORE.
IN The aouthern tttss.
All new Books OF Talas received al Soon NJ nnh.
lished. Ja-t issued and sent free to oil Acs.,.
Ioguc Of School Books, catalogue ofncw Law
Books, montilV catalogue Of new Misceiiant6uS
Books. Old Books taken in exchange. s;ationer;
Of the best quality. Books bound and Blank g,,ss
m ade to order. no3-.t
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nrgpgn .rn RrrER FraHr m MISSOURI.

!. DESPERATE RIVER FTGHT IN MISSOURI
ST. LOUIS, Nou. 2.-Intelligence from South
east Missouri gives an account of desper-
ate and fatal ARRAY which occurred on the
Vorners river on Friday last. Henderson
Sheppard, an old hunter, siXty-five years OF
age, was In his boat on the river, when he
was approached by another boat containing
three men, whose names.are not given, be-
tween whom und Sheppard an old feud
existed.
AS soon rs the boats came in good shoot
ing range one OF the men fired at Sheppard
and broke bis right arm. Sheppard seized
his rifle with his left hand, resting it on the
side Of his boat, and killed his assailant.
The others commenced firing on him, but
he managed with his teeth and left hand to
load his rifle, and finally, after receiving
seven bullets in his body, killed the other
two assailants. He then managed to reach
the shore, where he was received ny per-
sous attracted to, the river bank By. the
firing, and taken home, where he lies in a
critical condition.
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Health OF Chief Justice Chase-Hts
Recent H1lneSE.

A telegram from Newport, r. T., to the
New York Tribune, in reference to the re-
cent illness Of Chief Justice Chase, saws
that his health was shattered by his arduous
and incessant Judicial labors, writing his
opinions IN important cases reserved from
The preceding terms OF the Supreme Court
of the United States and the Circuit Court
of Virginia, which labors were protracted
through the warm weather of last June.
Towards the Latter part of that month he
left Washington for an extended visit
August he left Niagara Falls for New York,
in company with Miss Chase and Mr.. Bog
we'll Riggs, of Washington, and that even
ing, between 6 and 7 O'clock, shortly after
leaving Rochester, the Chief Justice was
ATTACKED BY PARALYSIS,
which continued to increase, and when the
party arrived in New York, on the MORN
ing of the 18th, Mr.. Chase's right side, from
head to foot, was sensibly affected, 80 that
his speech was scarcely intelligible; but in
a week he was well enough to be removed
to the residence of his daughter, Mrs. VIM.
Sprague, Ut Narragansett, K. !. There, in
the enjoyment of that rest which he 50
much needed, he continued to improve so
rapidly that by the Goth Of September be
was able to dictate to his secretary, to walk
u lille III tuC LuoEufuSs olO ui'FO hfC VI Ola
miles III the afternoon, and YVES hopeful of
presiding over the Supreme Court at the
adjourned term.
THE SECOND ATTACK.
On the 18th OF September dinner party
was gwen ut Anthony's, ~ fishing point on the
sea shore, three miles from Narragausett.
The Chief Justice had good appetite, and
INDUCED rather freely at the table, eating,
very imprudently, green corn and mush-
rooms. Almost Immediately after. dinner
be felt unwell. and returned home. For
several days after this he was worse than
he had been at any time since the first
week after his attack. His physician put
him on strict diet Of beef tea and essence
OF beef. Under this regimen the health Of
the Chief Justice began to improve again,
and in two weeks be was able to resume
his walks and his. drives. Now he is better
thaH be has ever been since his first attack.
His complete recovery must necessarily be
slow. but If he continues to improve as he
has done during the last week, he will be
able, at NO very distant day, to resume his
duties In the Supreme Court.
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MARRIED.,

On the 27th October, at st. Johns Church, by
tho Rev. Henry Wall, Dir. II. w. FFNDnGY, OF
Chesterfield county, to Miss B. I. PRESTON, Of
Richmond. NO cards
Lynchourg papers please CODY.
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TIE PAYMAsTER-GENERAL's REPORT
The Expenses Of OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Belknap has received tbs report Of the
Paymaster-G The following "a s
summary Of the financial operations Of the
year: Balance on hand at the beginning of
the fiscal year July l, 1869, So, 633, 07S re-
ceiYed from the Treasury during the fiscal
year, sl9.sso, OOs; received from other
sources, 1888, IT'S. Total, S23.s26,S55. Dis
bursed to army, including Military Acade-
my, sl4, 93l, SO; disbursed to volunteers,
S5,615,sn. Balance in hands Of the Pay
master, S3,376,6s3. Reconstruction ex-
penses for the year have amounted to
S2,979,9l2, distributed as follows First
district. $3.50, 424; second, $685., 1902; third,
1912 ,5Ss fourth, 1885,, 1888; fifth, ss4l. 412.
Among the recommendations of the Pay
master-General is one that the law pro-
hibiting, filling vacancies in the paymasters'
corps be repealed. more officers being
needed to perform the service required In
an eiilcieEt manner. The army has been
fully paid to the close Of the fiscal year.
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a GnANp RAID ON BRooKLYa D1sr1n1s

a GRAND RAID ON BROOKLYN D1sT1LLs-
RIEs.-Ne,o York, Nov. 2.-1nternal reve-
nue. officers. aided by force Of $500 United
States marines and regulars, made grand
raid to-day on Illicit distilleries in the fifth
ward OF Brooklyn, and csptured and de-
stroyed over twenty establishments and
their contents. Eight fire engines were en-
ployed several hours in pumping out the
contents of the stills and mash-tubs. which
were atterRards completely demolished by
q large force of laborers accompanying the
troops. In the early part of the aaair the
mob hurled several yolleys Of brickbats,
stones, and other missiles upon the marines,
under Colonel Broome, but were routed by
u bayonet charge. Colonel Broome then
warned the crowd the troops would fire If
any further violence was offered, but they
were not again molested. ~
Assessor butcher was hit twice by flying
bricks, and several revenue officers were
more or less injured during the raid.
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AT IL LIN T. RT! -
IVA LATENT slYiF5 S'at!tSt
VALUABLE FARM For sALr,-Rx

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-By
Y virtue OF the last viii aro test me { Of evils
iittirpa2e. Cecc ssed shan sell ~ pubic auct!op
upon tue preuii.es, on the FIRST i,AT ~ DE-
LEMSEk NEXf. III fax; II not, on the next
suitable day there afler,) that very valuable and
desirable FARM kno1n as WGODBukY,n
eituated In the county OF King William. imiae-
dia.ely on the Mataponi river, ono mile from 9
court. house sud twelty miles rrSm West PoiDt,
coEtaininya70o ACRES: shout los OF rshi, h <Ie In
wood; part OF which Is heavily tmbercd; the
balance arrable land and highly impro. eel, taviGg
been heavily lined and a'lcd iiSs beautifully
well Gnco led ana well adapted % the growth Of
corn, wheat and other staple5 OF the country.
The Improvements consist OF = large ara conl-
modiDus drcltin2-h use Cont amin. tw I've rooms,
two bsrp5, sable. an all otb r n ccs>sry ont
houses-,li CT which afe IN thorough rvplfr L
good orchard, and excellent garden well en-
closed.
This farm has u3usual advantages ever most
farms offered for sale, having saudlug wtthn
TWEEN y fSc wards OF ms barn Coor aud .n SbuGd-
Of mari OF good quality, and vel ca G wing
the attention OF any who may dcst:c ID purchase.
at he same line and pace | sh I'll sell Al tho
per, DUAL proptrta o. said Geecdcnt, CONSISTING OF
HQUS" HOLD anu kItUHES FURNITURE,
OF superior quali V;
Stock Of HORSE, Ii ,GS
,ASTATION UTENSILS
COks, FODDER
SHUCk<, Sc. .~
TERMS Accomm 7dating, aud made known on
the day OF s. lie. 4. Z. MopNi. X, u. ;.
Tor q. ID. Powell, she,T committee
administrator, with Tie VIII annexed.
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h57" LOOK AT OUR DkESS dooOc-
READ OUR PRICES:
Solid color ALPACAS ooc. per yard, worth Csc;
BLACK ALPACAS. Csc;
BLACK AI.PAEh s at 4oc., worth 5or.
RACK ALPaCas NJ soc worth &C.;
Beautiful PI,hIDS at 37sc., nearly yard-Wice-
worth Soc;
EMPRESS CLOTHS and FRENCH hERlAOS
Il. lower rates than ever;
POrLISS, SILKS, BiAR1TZ EPlNGLlNES; IN
fact, everything III the way Of Dress Goods can
he found AT LEVY bGoihtho'
&c 80 lsl5 ana izia MILL sti SSs'
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MT CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS.
The assortment Of CARPETS we now offer Is one
of tho best selected that we have ever offered. We
purchased our stock this season direct from the
manufacturers, and can chow gone styles VINCE
cannot pc unsurpassed 10 beauty.
FOX ST our genuine EsGLIsH BODY BRUs-
eELS 1T e.25 per yard;
Genuine ESGLIsH TAPESTRY BRUSSELS at
s1s0 per yard;
THHEE-PLTS, INGRA1NS, HEMP, and FEfl-
TAN CARPETS, in great variety at very
low prices;
A full assortment OF RUGS, DEUGGETS, MAI
TING, and CLOTHS, ct
LEVY BROTHERS.,
lols snd 12l5 5laln street..
c0I,0pgD WOOL SPREADS. CALICO COM
F0RTfRS, BLANKETS, sHRET1SGs, ans
7ery cheap. oc2o
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&l3.7ss,o OFT Is

J The above does not include the warrants
issued for redemption of the principal or
interest on the public debt,
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- =
MEETINGS..

MASONIC NOTICE.-The recular. &.
wi IN nthly meeting o. - = + Xxx
EVENING ut O'Clock, in It. Adams Halt
ccrne Main and 81 str cts.
All Master NJ sons In good standing are cordially
invite IT. rucnd.
Ry order Of the ". III.
TYLER. gt-riy.
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THE PRESIDENT AND Mr.. Cox.-Our
Washington correspondent predicts
"blow-up" on the subject of the resle-
nation of Mr.. Cox, late Secretary OF the IN
terror, and the causes thereof. The WASH
ington Republican, semi-oficial, justliIes
the prediction by making sharp assault
upon Mr.. Cox. Intimatins that this gentle
man must be "assigned to oblivion rs a
I" very ordinary, well-meaning man, or
commonplace Charlatan,' it assalls him
upon the charge OF having prompted letter
writer's to say great many things to the
prejudice of the President, and concludes
thus:
cit would have been we'll for Mr.. Cox, II,
instead of stuting newspaper corresponds
ents with partial and prejudiced eXpana-
tions, he had been equally reticent.
Now, however, the truth must come OUT.
The President owes it to himself to furnish
n true and complete statement as an anti.
dote to the incomplete, half-told story put
in print by Mr.. CoX's contriyance.'
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rur so11rses.-The gentleman VINO NJ,
n -, tbc Radical meeting in Norfolk
sH"" ,ot RoRERr B. BoLLING, the nominee
w. tho conservatives Of the Norfolk and
petersburg district. but MIR. BOILING the
DEPUTY United States Marshal OF the aus
.r;ot who isa member Of the Radical party
hut how he ever became member of that
organization we cannot say. He IL like the
az in amber-not that it was rich or rare,
int how the devil it came there was the
puzzlc. The Conservative candidate made
no speech on the occasion, and sought to
make none. He is an esteemed and true
Virginian Of the purest and most loyal
trnn.
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EXPENSES OF THE GoyERNMEaT.-The pay
ments made by the Treasury for the month
ending October 81, 1870, wereas follows on
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N~ LADIES GARMENTS.-We have
r. ep,endld stock OF ell articles Of LADIES UN-
DERWEAR, Including Go Hns, Ctemises, Corfet-
Covers Drawers. skirts. &c.
This department Is presided over BY ladies'.
LEVY BROTHERS,
ccp9 1918 and 1915 fa!n street.
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ncg= COUNTRY MERCHANTS SUP
Piled AT HEU YORK QUOTATIDEN.-
Strangers uneclna'nted With orr system OF doing
husiucss will please take notice tht ours ID ON
PRICE sTrRE. We ak the Lowest price ut
once, andnevsr deyiate from this rule,
LEVY BROTHERS,
90 % 1918 and 1915 Main street.
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ID o L I Il r SIX ING
-a..... AZ
ST. ALBAN'S BALL,
CORNER THIRD IND MAIN STREETS.

q THERE WILL BE ASSEMBLIES EVERY
A frhaE0uS, commencing ut 4 O'clock, and
EVERY NIGHT, comme ncfng sC O'Clock, this
week. Everybody should witness this NJ vel and
fascinating amusement Smiths band viii at
tend 1t the night assemblies, no 3--3L
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A NNUAL MEETING.-The next an
IA nual meeting OF tn. @TnCKIIOLD" RS I T
THE RtCHMrNr, FEEDERIiko U9H IND
POTOMAC RAlLR'AD C3MPAhY Will be
held ut the office If the company. IN RIclmoEd.
on WEDNESDAY the 18Th OF November; lSIe at
II O'Clock A. 81. j. Il. WINSTON.
no ltd Secretary.
MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS
M BANKING AND INSURANCEE COM
PANY.-A meeting Of the subscribers to the capt
tai stock OF the above-namcd company VIII he
held on MONDAY, November It'll, Pc & O'Clock
P. NJ, at the Office OF Messrs. Lancaster & Co.,
bankers, for the purpose Of nr2anZation.
&c 2a-tNO7 JAZZ. Il. 1ARDN E.R. CHI MN.
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FOR REST.

EON RENT, Two ROOMS on the g,
4 same floor, very ellgtulv q! alta, vi h III
gas sud va t.. and In half sQuUr. of re C.pLI
square suitable Tor siLg!e gentlemen. : Pr 10
HILL IS GbDDi>,
nos 81 ilgs Main street.
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