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TIE ELECTION TO-DAY.
Ger sTaaiGGIit, Representatives n sGta-
gresa and Stale eSlhcara.

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49, VI - 2 I--,,,<.-.,. :, g,,,,oo,, -;,+o.
Gov, ltntn nti;rcrs aud in a number Of STATES
for. ,,rmlr,, a. The Legislature.
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The meeting at Assembly Hal! last night
was large and full Of enthusiasm, bringing a
most interesting canvass to fitting close.
Governor Waller, having nearly recovered
from hi, Illness, made Il brilliant and telling
speech, and Colonel WITnEEs followed i'll
Ie of those powerful efforts for which he
has made himself famous in this campaign.
Bnti, Sneakers seemed confident Of victory.
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MAJ BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in the world.
The only true and perfect dye Harmless, reliable
and instantaneous; no disappointment; 10 r!dieu-
lous tilts or unpleasant odor. Remedies the i'll
effects OF bad dyes AIT! washes. Produces inme-
diatciy superb black or natural brown ana leaves
Tie hair clear. soft, ana beautiful. The genuine
sI.naI W. A BACHELOR. Sold by nj! druggists
CHARLES BACHELOR,
So 2O-eod Proprietor, New York.
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r~-F- SCROFULA is the dread disease
which annually sweeps Is thousands to the grave.
IL makes is appearance In many forrls-in con-
sumption, ..andulr sweliin.s. rhcnmatlsm' cuta
nrol.s ii~aseS, many OF the affections WIN W!lich
females are troubled, &c. Perhaps no ono Is wholly
free from Its faint. Tie only way IL can be success
fnllv treated Is through the medium of the crcua-
ZION. IT'S blood disease. DE. TUFTS SARSA-
PARIlLA and QUEENS DELIGHT possesses the
r,alItc; ia cyrcl 1t from the system AMI restore
perfect health. being free from violent minerals 1t
NAV Ia taken with safety by old ana young. Inc
most delicate female may take II 1T any time
II your Child has worms, or It bad breath or sal
los; conDlcxion, or restless ut night or no appc-
tttc or general bad health, give Ii DR.. TUFTS
LIVER PILLS. 1t will soon he restored.
DR.. TUFTS HAiR-!,fh contains no sugar OF
lead. no 2-a2oaiWS"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

The stay-at-home voters RENTED North
Carolina to Radicalism, have kept South Car
DINA under for three years, and lost to us
Ohio in the October elections. If Virginia,
too, is lost, the stay-at-homeS will be to
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Iiic State J0-ssgat denies that lis editor
ever advocated coni:scating "cnougl pro-
"perty belonging TO rebels to pay all the
"caims Of loyal claimants" The charge
was made, according to the Washington Pa
htot, on the stump, in the presence Of Colonel
DANIELS, without his denying it. We are
glad to have an official denial now, for we
have not considered Colonel DANIELS either
viudictiye or proscriptive in politics.
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Tie Radicals have placed GRAET ticket in
the postofice for every white man whose
name they could obtain. These tickets will
lie found in envelopes fianked By Senator
LEWIS. Tear them up. Ii.
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On the regular GRANT, WILSON, and SMfTn
ticket, sent us through the mail BY Mr. tsMsyH
and Senator LEWIS. . Electoral" appears iri
red ink as g iEfecto7al."
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|aiIossn to.Inorrow, as follows:s Alabama.
81 riansas, Florida, fiiiuois. Kansas. Lotliss-
ana, Missouri, Nevada, New York,and Wis
sconsin. ~
@ The results thus far Of the elections OF re-
representatives. in Congress from nine States
show the election Of 5S Republicans ana 70
Democrats, assuming that the candidates
elected in West Virginia on October 24th
are admitted to their seats.
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All IAN
DEPARTURES GE ssE.1ISc,

L'OR NEW YORK.-Thc Old Z.
A Dominion Steamship Company. el- = |!
CANT Sidr-whrri steamship OLD DOMlN!UVr
tain BOURNE, viii sail TUESDAY. SOrcln'st,
! O'clock 4. VI. Freight received until N
night.
Through bills of lading signed, and god.
wardci with dispatch 10 All poEuts north sns
and @cst. Close connections made Hllh 4
Line for foreign ports Passenger acramluoc
unsurpassed. Fare, Sl3; s:eeragc, s.: ron,
sIcsets, S21. For freight or passage, ap,,yl,
JOHN y. WYATT. tea
no !-2t No. 3 Governor 4.
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ITO. THE TAXPAYERS OF HENRICO
Il COuNTY.--Yon are hereby notified that the
sTAX-BILI.S for the ownships OF rTuckahoe Brook
land Fairfield, aud Varna wlll be ready for collae-
non q. at me county eoErt,honse from the xTH 40
which time they by law pass oat OF the treasnrers
hands Into the township collectors' with an addi-
WILLIAM MI. McGRuDER,
oc se-lm County Treasurer.
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T OOK TO YOUR INTERESTS, and II
~ you are In search &c BARGAINS, don't go
below The corner Of Ninth and Main streets. Our
grand OTning Of
NEW FALL AND WINTER STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS, NOTIONS, &C,
has commenced al our stand No. S23 MAIN
STREET and the purchasing community. especial
ly the ladies', are Invited to give call Cheap
rent, strict economy Iii the management OF our bls-
quick sales and short profits, viii satisfy them
that No S23 Is the place 10 spend their money.
ors-jm G. T. BARBEE & co.
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pEMEMBE2 THE FIRST-PRE eIszzttss
~ MUM Beef will have for sale the .ssel.z.
EiESr-PREMfUM BULLOCK on THURSDAY
the 9Th OF November. All those Wishing to see
and purchase piece of that delicious beef will
come early or leave orders al my stall.
A. EICaET. s.
no 5-5tt -. ssat Stall z Second Market.
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OFFICE OF JAMES RIVER AND KASAwHA Co..
RICHMOND, October 80, 1872. !

DfFlCEu OF JAMES KtNE AND hASAWHA Co.,,
RICHMOND. October 20, 1872. :
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting of the
~ stockholders of the James Eivcrand kanawha
Company will lie held at this olljcr on WEDNES-
DAY, NOvcubcrG, lo12. at 10 O'Clock A. Nj.
APPOINTMENT OF Proxy.
Know all men by these presents: That we; the
subscribers being stockholders III the james River
ard KanaHha Company, do hereby constitute anu
appoint ---- 49, our true anu Eiwtul attorney ana
proxy 10 represent each Of Us in all general meetings
Of The shareholders uf said COMPANY held within six
months from and aftcr the date hereof, when we
not personally present or represented by some other
proxy, with full power and authority AT such gene
ral meetings to give such vote or votes. and TO do
s,lr other act acts, each of could ,,irc 30
~ 4 member Of said meetings If We were personally
present: and we do hereby rltiy and confirm That
ever vote or votes act or acts. said attorney
may lawfully give or do for US in pursuance Of the
authority hereby conferred upon him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day OF -
one thousand eight hundred aud -.
Test: lSEALI
RI uracr Of the BOARD Of Directors.
WILLIAM Z. MCNFORD,
&C 22-2taw2w Secretary.
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The distribution will he ny blindfoided persons
Tor blind chlldrpn) from two wheels. one OF which
will contain gifts on printed slips, scaled in enye-
lopcs OF The same sizc the other will contain tags
with numbers ON them corresponding with all the
tickets sold After the contents Of both wheels
thoroughly mixed by revolving. the person ut The
first wheel will take number therefrom, and then
the person ut the second wheel will take Il gift
thercfrom; and the gift thus taken will belong to
the number taken Immediately before 1t. This pro-
cess will continue--the numbers and gifts being
publicly announced-uutil the whole four hundred
and one gifts are distributed. Thus the public will
readily see there can Ike no fraud, colluslon, or
knowledge Of what gift any number will get
Should the tickets he not all sold when the concert
comes of the presents will DC distributed in proper
tion 10 the number sold
1t Is hopea the public will promptly respond 10
this effort to establish upon firm basis delightful
resort during the heated months.
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MAJ ELEGANT NEW SHAWLS AND
LATEST PARTISAN CLOAKS AND DOLStAN
SACQUEs-T. r. PRICE & co. have In their
shawl-rc6n every novelty in this line.
BROCHE LONG and SQUARE SHAWLS,
DOlMAN SACQUEs and CLOAKS,
STRIPED and PLAID SIAWLS,
RICH ROMAN SCARFS, &c, &C. oc IS
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NrEW pLAN1NG-MIr.L.-The IN

NJ EW PLANINN-MIi4L.- IH0
Nv signed respectfully announce ths,,
established q NEW PLASiSG.S MILL on
street just below the GalteSo Mills anu ~
ready TO do all kindsof pianing on reas onsols M
Special attention. paid 10 dreAias seoseslSaE
aud having tie best machines; 10 be had, IN
patron &c Is solicited, promieiag their bsf n
TO please. PETER FAITHFUL 1s'N
eesl-lE ~
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Ut MONDAY, OCTOBER 2SrH, 1872
T. X. PRICE / co.
lave inst opened beautiful liuc Of newest shades
sATTEENS, REPS, OTTOMASS,
IRISH and FRENCH POPLINS,
BLACK au,i COLORED eros GRAINS,
TYCOON REPS. POPLIS VEl.OURS,
DFLAINES, SATINS. &C.
MOURNING GOODS In
Tarnes", Crctons, Poplins, Mohairs,
Alpacas, Vcl0urs Ottomans, Reps,
Bomhazines, Grapes, and Grape Wells, &C.
In STAPLES
Blankets, Fhnncls, Prints, Plaid Linseys,
Domcstics, Hosiery, Shcctings, Cott0ns,
Towels, Socks, Underwear, Bosoms,
Collars. Lace Seis, Gloves, &C., &C.
oces T. r. PRICE s. co.
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YROSADALIS.-S. Fronts, Principal
OF Poplar Tent Academy, near CoucCrd, \. g., and
who has used Rosadalis for Inclpieut Consumption,
says:
Lama living monument Of the marvellous effects
o. Your Rosadali5
BY the tinc / had taken the sixth bottle my cough
and other conc0mltant symptoms had entirely lett
me; In short, regarded myself rs rescued from The
gray. by your wondcrfl! medicine. for verify be-
licye would not lave lived through The present
summer had only the ordinary remedies been emf
ploycd IL may be well, also to state that from boy
hood have had an eruption my egswhich nothing
would remove. II has now entirely disappeared.
can bear witness to The fact that Eos;daiis VIII
cure Consumption IN It's early Stages no 2-eod2w
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iIiE ELECTORAL NnT
The following Is The present electoral vote
Of the different states compared VITA tnit Of
Eii at

Whole number Of electors, $50 necessary
10 choice, 1874.
In 1868 no election for presidential elcc-
tors was held in Mississippi, Texas. and
Virginia.
In eleven States candidates for Governor
are 10 be voted foras follows:
; S.:tcs per- Gad I Ia; E,Pn1ticaG&
Arkansas d oseph Brooks. l., Elisha BAXTER,
! Florida. W ID. BluXl!anI, ID. OSsiau Il. Hart.
es &ns KSEnS r, l. EshnrdJ osisby
Louisiana. john 4. hieEnerv, H.. ". Pitt kellogg.
,Ia.s..:. Frank " y; Bird l.. y; b. WashSarn.
Mithsan H Ain W lr "n Il Yia n1%isE,
New York. Francis herman, d. Iohn 4. Dix.
TenncSsec.Iohn {. Blown, ID. A. A. Freeman.
THE LEGISLATURES AND THE UNITED STATES
SENATE.
The terms Of one-third Of the members of
the Senate Of the United States expire by
limitation on the 4tn Of March next, making
twenty-four senators. In niue States sue
cessorS to the present senators have already
been elected, lis follows:
State. Ola Senator's. Ne,e Senator's.
GAL. Cornelius Cole, f., 4. 4: Sargent, r..
Iowa. james Harlan. r., VIM. q. Allison, r.,
kent'y. ". b. Machen, D., Thos. c. McCrery, D.,
i Paiersoh D Gain r Dsnn d.
Ohio. &JnO. Sherman, r., .John Sherman. II,
Oregon. Henry ". Ccrbctt, r.. NJ G. Michel. Il.
Vt..... "Jus. ). Morrill,. r., *Jusn S. Morrill,. Z.
eke-tlected.
In five OF the other States new Legislatures
have already been elected, but the senatorial
question has not been formally settled.
In five States the new Legislatures have a.
ready been elected, but the senatorial qnes-
ton has not yet been formally settled. The
new Georgia Legislature is Democratic, and
will send q Democrat in place ofJoSInla Hill ),
Republican,; Indiana will rellect Oliver 7.
Morton, Republican North Carolina will
supelsede John Pool, Republican, b. 4 De
mocrat, the latter party having secured the
control of the Legislature, although the &c
publican candidate for Governor was reflect
ed in August last; Pennsylvania will, we
suppose, send back Simon Cameron, Repub.
lican and South Carolina, it is supposed,
will relieve Frederick A. Sawyer. Republi-
can, by electing Robert B. Elliott, the pre-
sent eelored representative from the Third
district has also been reelected to. the
lsWessH ensesofs Congress. -
1 I'm Che remaining tan States, whose senate
rial allegations 7iiIk eontain vacancy in
March RsSt, new legislatures are to be
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NOR NORFOLK. WILLThM>-N. =
INGS ON JAMES EIN Ei.--Ihc last ana E
,iious steamer PALlSADE, Captain CHARLIE,
son. having been thoroughly cycrhuslrN. $
sumo her trips OCTOBER HTu. leaving H.
for the above points every TUESDAY, I'll
D.Y,snd SATURDAY al 81 \. II.
Passengers for Williamsburg laniat kin.
wharf.
Freight received daily iSUud1ys exc
Freight for wav-lndlrg5 mast be lrr"att. q.
freight forwarded with dispatch. Train i..4
Point for Petersburg OF arrival Of steiner.
Oci2 u. n. ROGERS. A.
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ssrEga CoYGsasT.
,gTHE KENTUCKY gzlsBRARY GIFT
$500, 600 IN BANK TO PAY AILGlfIS
a FULL DRAWING, IS ssissHF'

Attic Second Grand Git Concert, authorized ny
special net Of the Legislature In aid OF the Pn g-i
snnt.n,bar oath to December It'll, and WHICH POSI-
lively and uneqiyocally occurs In h,
on SATURDAY. December wltliout .ar s
csfs ,rf Tor distribution by lot among the ticket
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MILITARY Sss'cgsf.S.

WALLER LIGHT GUARD.-RlcH- !
W MO&D. NOVEMBER 5, 1872 Attend meet 4
il.:: ui yGur company at your aTuory. Main ~
street between TtntiI and Ecycti!. THIS tues II
daYI EV ESINti, for drill, 1T y O'Clock. BY order
Captain. CT. HINFORD.
noJ-ltE First Sergeant.
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STEAMBOAT.
4 COMPANT'S
TRI-WEFkLY LINE

BALTIMORE AND ALI. POINTS sOCTH
WEST, IN CONNECTION WITH BtLIl
MORE AND ONO AND NORTH
ERN CENTRAL RAILROADS.
The steamers Of this line leave Their win,
Rockets every MONDAY NIGHT al, al
wednesdays and SATURDAYS =! -,
Z. NJ.
Freight received every dav up 20 4 O'Clock r
For freight or passage. apply to
oc 3O-3m WILLIAM =. BRETT. A.,
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The new, attractive, and acknowledgements"
southern seaside watcring-place named
vUE DE L'EAU,
on Hampton Roads, nearly opposite fortress h"!''
roe Va In full view OF that fortress, Fort Chihoh'
Chesapeake hay, and James river, with a "a'ei
view unsurpassed In America, where every luxury
of sea and land Is ohtanable, was opened 10 TIE pun
lie for the first time the past season, ami having
proved success unparalleled In the history oil SUI
side resorts has induced the stockholders to make
an effort to greatly enlarge liz capacity SO rs 10 ae
commodate the great public; to this END they nave
determined to offer Inducements of no ordinary
character In the shape Of
GRAND GIFT CONCERT,
~ Means Of which they hope TO be able to eXerhic
their lalblic-splrltcd aud laud"hIe
undertaking of making
yUE DEL'EAU
GRAND SEASIDE RESORT OF THE SOUTH.
! Inducements to the public everywhere TO hnr-
chase tickets, they propose 10 present US
CHRISTMAS GIFTS
10 The pu, ch,scrs OF Tickets hy disrlhutcn ~ lot
the following magnificent gifts
Gift. in GrcenIacks,
5Gifts in Grccnbacks, of $1,000 cach....... 5000
% Gifts, in Greenhacks, Of $500 cach..... 10000
- beautifully located Cottage Lots :" by the
sea" 90 by 100 feet, AT Vuc dc rEau, valued
at 81 % each "''''V
200 other beautirully-located Cottage Lots, %
Ivy 100 feet, at Vuc de rEau, valucdat 5000
each. '':N''
100 Gifts in C;rcenbIcls. OF :lOj each. lo,e01
0l GIFTS, val ucd at .'@l''oV"
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nj FRESH COD-LIYER OIL.
NEW CEOP.

NEW CROP.
MEADE & BAKERS importation OF medIci-
naly pure COD-LIVER OIL. A ful supply just in
store. Guaranteed pure, and made from healthy
livcrs since the lst OF September.
MEADE & BAKER,
Importing Pharmacists,
20 9l9 Main street.
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MUSIC kND BANGING.
D7ssNR.gTToSs q PARTNERSHIPS.

sp1SSdbAgrST1SS q PsRVNERSHIPS.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
~ the partnership heretofore carried on by Gus
TAFUS 4. WALLACE and NATHANIEL Hal
DEN, under the name and style CT WALLACE &
CO., in the city OF Richmond, has this day been dis
solved ny mutual consent, and in future the bust
ness will bc Carried Oil by the said GUSTAEUS A.
WALLACE on hi| separate account, who Will pay
and receive i'll debts due aud owing 10 and fr"! The
said partnership in the regular course Of business.
GuSTAYUS Il. WALLACE,
NATHANIEL, II ALDEN.
Richmond, Va, October nth, l-12. no 5-2;iw2w
OFFIcE OF BL tCK HEATH CoAI-MINING Co. /
DOCS CARY STREET, EICGia.OSD, VA. !
TVHE CO-PARTNERSHIp heretofore
Il existing between G. c. EIarsin, VI. b. vs. o.
bridge. John Ii. Bryant, and j. l.. Archer under
he iillne and style Of the Isl. AC. HEATH COAL.
MINING COMPANY. was dissolved OH the 20 DIV
OF Octnber, ls72, by mutual consent.
an persons having claims agts; said company
will present them TO HAES1N & BRYANT, who
have purchased the entire interest OF the other part
ners, aud will continue tie business 1T the same
place, and under the nllne and style and in tho
same manneru heretofore.
JOHN III, BRYANT,
no 4-i!s General Agent.
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L7ALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.
JULIUS SICLE.
4l3 AID STR EET.


3l3 BROAD STREET.
am now prepared 10 ofer. to my friends and the
public the bcst-scec;ed stock Of DRY GOODS
have ever had and at prices as low as can be sold,
consisting IN part Of
SATTEENS, all shades;
Empress Cloths and Apucls. biack and rolorcd;
Solid aud striped fopllns,
A beautiful line Of Reps. Tamlse Cloth, Rombszne
and MernoS. FelGcteens aud Plush latest shades;
Cassimcres aud WATERPROOF Cloths;
4 fill line OF White aud Colored FlannelS, French
Flauncs. solid, check, and plaid;
Quilts and Blankets, large stock;
Shawl5 all kinds and prices: Gents Furnishing
Goods, Ladies' and Chidrens Mcrino Vests. Collars
Corsets, Gloves, Handkerchiefs, Hosiery, Laces and
Notions; also, large lot OF Furs, Towels, NAPKINS
and Table Damask, ut JULIUS SYCLE'S,
:. oc 4l5 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
RENTED MY STORE AND
LII sold my entire stock OF fancy goods
aHa notions 10 Mr. f. l.. Granger, shall offer for
tile next fortyfye days the balance of my stock,
consisting of
DRESS GOODS,
'. SILKS, -,s.
j. WHITE GOODS, and Il -
- HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
lit prime cost, Wholesale and retail. 49,
= Sc % 's t.gs Go7 Broad street.
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A NCIlOR LINE STEAME!;

SAILING
EVERY WEDNESDAY AND StTUfJi
Passengers booked to Rrc from rail"ay Il
or seapGrts Ia England, Ireland, ScClilnIS /
Sweden, Denmark, Germany. France. HVl2>iI
giInl, and the United States.
Cabin fare from New York to London, lt7
Glasgow, or Derry. by Wednesdays s.cHGa ;
BY Saturdays steamer, SIS and rs. y
Excursion tickets, $40. All payable In te'r
Passengers booked DIRECT from Palermo, y"
MasSiGa, and Trieste - New York.
Cabin, $40: steerace, sss. Payable IN carr
For further information apply ~
HENDERSON BRUTHER>,
Z Bowling Green, \. i,.@
j. W. WYATT, tNu
IVA 3 Governor street, Ric!m"Ei.
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NATIONAL LINE OF
~ STEAMSHIPS.

WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN ANJ Il!
rDOl.-FORTNIGHTL 10 AID tt"
LONDON DIRECT.
From Piers Nos. ID and "a S0r'h r'''r
These stnamsiirsar are the LARGEST r. THE 7
Cabin passase :.5 and -. GI
Storage. ,....................s'-'' ~
Prepaid steera2e tickets from LiEcEIr ole
town, Londonderry, Glasgow, or Louio"'
rcncy.
For further information apply at tie Cos
Office, No. % broadway,
or 10 JOHN W. WYATT, ~
ocl5 No. 3 Governor street. R'cimtuf
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DOWDER, POWDER.-25O packages. Of
-nUPONI,S celebrated SPORTING, BLAST
ING, and MINING PONDER. fs.s - 4
Also, 200 900 feet HEMP islnga and double tape)
SAEETY-FUSE: ID 1850 - ssss3IsSs n,
200 bagS SHOT.
For sale by E.1& 8. WORKMAN & CO.
&C s-stawsw Agents for the Manufacturers,
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yAMEs RIVER sTEAMBUAT,H.u
- COMPANY. G.ys
For NEW NMRK. PARLIAMENTARY :.

- COMPANY. 2Sy~,
FOR NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA. y
TINIORE, NORFOLK. PONT-MuII.i
AND ALL REG ULAR LANUlN'a.
On THE JAMES RIVER.
The fast and elegant United Slaics mIil s,r
JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain T.. {. orr
leaves company's wi.ari. 81 Rockets. tor !hr .
uamed places ca MONDAYS, Il EnNE>hkf
FRIDAYS Il; 6! A. VI, and rctGIns ~ To
Thursday. md Saturday afternoons at n'r!s.
Passengers connect N Norfolk VIII t"n Ct
Limo steamers for Baltimore, Piita'tci.ha
New York.
Train leaves City Point Tor Petersburg on 81
Of steamer.
Fare tn New York. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Fare 10 Philadelphia. Observation-Disclosures.
Fare 10 BaltlMorc... ................s''.'''..
Fare 10 NGrf0lk....... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Ticket; on sale Il. CAREER x cos EMP!
and baggage checked through.
Freight received TUESDAYS, 1itie~l'
and SATURDAYS for Ncrgolk, I"t;,mGaG
ton. Baltimore, and principal lant!Iss "r %
pc:ke bay. AMI all regular landings c!I jaime
al REASONABLE RATES.
Freight received from i. VI. I'll L. u.
Freight for way-lanamgs must bc rrtlaN
l.. i. TATUM, General -
0nico, Cumpany's wharf.
Branch Office. corner Main md Ninth 'rF#
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OFFICE OF PoWHATA% STEAMBOAT tpArv
september ..-t. i.
TONSIGNEES OF FRFIGlITSi-I
" by this line IRE hereby notified that sL-.s.
OH Hiid after this date ali freight arriving G
steamers, unless moved within twelve hela
arrival, viii be stored IT their riSk aai Z, eoe
Steamers arrive MONDAYS. Ti!IRslS!a
SATURDAYS 1T o'clock !. VI.
sc IS. WILLIAM 4. BRETT. Ia
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TOR NEW YORK.-0LD DO II.
Il MIHIoN STEaMsHIPC COMPANY STs
The side-whecl steamships OLD DoSliH
WYANOkE- ISAAC BELL, SARAInua'
AGARA, ALBEMARLE, aud HAfTkEA>
New York for Norfolk. City Point, and kirh'
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and shll l.
III O'Clock l.. NJ. car,
Leave Richmond every TUESDAY. !Gl'
aud SUNDAY 1t high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have I
saloons, state -roomS. and bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention y
surpassed.
Close connections made with steamers .
southern and European ports.
For further information, apply 10 1
JOHN ". WYATT, W :
rrs,E ~
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n,icllalull llspatth:.
TIC Ticket 10 be Voted.

,r,7r IN. S.. NOVEMBER 8. 1872
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TICKETS ONLY FIVE DOLLARS EACH
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Special care taken with Pr UilDI:yG aps,y,
STEAM HEATERS, FUEXtCEe "rri..r
STOW ! ,, etc, &c. ". j.. !cgpD \ ~
southwest corner Baltimore ami F'nis,,1 =,
&C am -, $50 -