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Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-06

THE CATHOLIC FEsrIvA..-Thc
Catholic Fair auI Festival held in Hrcana
Hall last rues!Iy evening was much mEre
successful in its object than su.h gatherings
have usually been am ,Is or Pro testant
brethren. With y comparatively small
membership. anl those mostly of small
means, tll.y r.iliz.i = net profit from the
proceeds of over SI0)-.he gross receipts
amounting to about SI0)o. One of the in
;erestln, feature, of the fair was voting u
valuable ring, presented by Father Hoog, to
the most popular lady. Miss Maggie Mar
shall received 4 very large majority Of the
y0tes roSt
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-06

. Aullvillo gives Taubmsn lbs and Young
los. Young gets only II votes at Concordia,
and Taubman the balance, giving him 2S7
majority in the township. Page City gives
Young 1873 aud Taubman sc, West Sui-a-bar
gives Young a majority of about IS.
Lexington will be heard from next
week. Up to noon to-day, only one third Of
the votes had been counted.
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AAUDugs1pto IANDss
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Registrar, Wellington p~recinct-Charles Nit
ell. Constable, Wellington precinct-Dunicl
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CHEAP! CHEAP!
EASTER & co.
SUCCESSORS TO P. c. PATTERSON s CO.
wHlsKEv, CHEAP.

BOOTS AND SHOES, CHEAP.
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CASH PAID FOR WHEAT

FLOUR, NEAL AND BRAN, CHEAPER,
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NOTICE THE FOLLOWING
QUOTATIONS.:

QUOTATIONS.:
Black gro grain SILK ut 81 SO worth 81
" 10 Hsc so
Fancy Silk.......... at 65 s. 90
Beautiful Piaids ......at A rs
Blcachcd Muslins.....nt II Is
Good Single & Double
Shawls................3 so IS 8 90
Domestic Ginsham..... 1ei" go
10 lei White he'd BLANKETS, 4 90
worth 60
Jenns s. IS
Dress Goods at LEI, up.
Water Proofs, Cassimercs, Vel.
veteens, Pulled Cloths, and
everything else needed by
h Community, &C.
All we ask Is an immediate call and examiua-
" = " IL NIX stOSh Vi EOOys.
TERMS, STRICTLY CASH.
We have received \ larS, aud beautiful assort-
ment of
GA PE
Which We will sclt ut 10 per cent. less than Saint
Louis retail prices. Everything in proportion
JOHN II. ARDINGER g. co.
Lexington, No Oct. Is, lS7s.
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-06

The next party of the Lexington
Social Club will be gwen at MIR. 7. c. Woods
r%e-idence, on Tuesday the 18th Nov. The
ladies are requested to appear In calico.
GEO. S. McGREw, Pres't.
Geo. S. McGrew & Co. have sold
out their stock CT queensware to Thos. ID.
Clagett, member of the old firm Of Boteler
s. Clagett, who will continue the business q,
tho old slant
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1872-11-06

GROCERIES, ASSORTED, CHEAPEST.
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REUNION MEErinG

CONE ONE. COAE EEfKADIfELr rfxj
eBoxs,s oUTi .eamsIss;-@u-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11
Tho Latest Advices.

At this writing uinety-one counties ana
cities of virginia have been heard from. III
them GaAsr has overcome Governor WALK
KRIS majority of $4,000, and has ''o-e vo'ee
In excess. 10 the eleven counties remaining
Coyeruor WALKER received maJofit! OF
only 4o4. 1t Is still probable, therefore that
GKAsr's majority in the state will be about
&c estimated bv us several days aSc--viz.,
s,r,wccen > coo and 5000. The returns from
tho First aud Fifth districts are still impcr-
feet. but the latest arc more favorable to our
candidate Colonel DAVIS in the Fifth. III
is now thought that he is elected over
THOMAS. We think there is no doubt OF the
election of SEsER (Republican) in the First
district by majority Of nearly 900. 50 'he
Republicans have five congressman 10 our
four.
JOHN axBLEg SMITH (Republican) carries
the Third district by minority OF about 'oo'
The following are his majorities as officially
reported Richmond city, 224; Henrico,
1O2; Chesterfield, 10; Caroline, SO; Louisa,
4sl. Captain WISE carries Hanover by about
$50. but we have no official report OF the
vote In that county upon the congressional
candidates.
We deem It unnecessary to publish any
further table of majorities until the official
returns OF the few counties not heard from
are received.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

Cincinnati ana his conf tsnation by thelen,,
ocratic Convention at Baltimore was ieaa
qualification TO the President, as u ng. oniy
narrowed the contest TO two canulaalles
and SO emphasized the honors OF success,
but the character of~the oppesitlou sass
carly and complete ASSURANCE OF, the result;
The President reels himself party man anu
politician enough to rejoice with other paIss
men and politicians over sucn rene|eu
triumph and continuance Of Republican
PRINCIPLES as Mr.. Grceley's candldatuIe as
s,,red from the first. To the Presiaenls
surprise the Baltimore nomination anr1Ghteu
some of the really prominent leaders Oh tns
Republicans, even as smaller hutnoei vi
weaker men had been disturbed by the
doings OF the reforlners ct Cincinnati. foil-
tical giants, who would now Willingly forget
their record on the subject, came to the IRE,
sidcpt after the Baltimore nomination anu
begged him to change Ills Cabinet, TO re-
move this and that weak or obnoxious ohicei
from this or that big place, and put II, VIII
all such places, at the disposal OF loca, VIZ
puIler, and managers, to win votes anu co .i
a popularity that would tide them over tlls
crisis. Even his nearest friends compialiieu
of his stoldity when they did not accuse
him of Indifference to the efforts the party
was putting forth to save him and ltseh. IL
was at this time he said to western man
lust elected member of Congress: Every
BODY seems demoralized by this Greeiey
movement. What is the matter! L nave
never had the slightest doubt of the re-
suit of the Presidential election, ana l
am surprised tina: gentlemen In political lie
have 80 little confidence III the good sense OF
the American people as to suppose Tor mo-
ment that they would select Mr.. Greeley a
their President" But the President con-
rcssed that lie seemed to be alone for Il time
In his confidence Of what the American peo-
pIe would and would not do. The North
Carolina election as first reported, completed
the fright of the politicians, but justice Is
done them by admitting that when the truth
came ont they came forward and conSratu.
lated the President on the firm stand be nae
taken, and which they at that time denounced
us blind obstinacv. One possible helping
cause Of the Presidents indifference was,
it is true. known TO very lew OF
the tin1orous or steadfast either, aud that
was his knowledge of the fact that from the
opening of the canvass to the end OF the
great campaign in October the Republican
National Committee had picket in every
Greeley camp of any consequence from one
end CT the country to the other, ana knew
duy bv dav every base of the Greeley sltlla-
ton as well as Mr. Greeley's managers them
selves. Putting the information thus ac-
ouired to their reports from their own SIDE
this committee and those in It's confidence mao
Il comprehensive view Of affairs that safed
them from doubts and panicS, while the Tears
o: the untutorcd were played upon TO stlmli-
late larger concessions Of money and effort 10
carry the doubtful positions.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

The money TO pay Ill these gifts i now upon de-
post. AMI set apart for TINT purpose. Iii the Farmers
and Drovcrs Bank. rs will be seen ny the following
certificate OF the cashier:
FARMERS AND DROyERS BANK,l
LOUISVILLE. NY. September 26 ls'2 y
This l. To certify tint there Is now on deposit IN
this hank OVER HALF 4 MILLION OF DOL.
LARS TO the credit Of the Gift Concert Fund.- FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAES Of which Is
held by this ank treasurer OF the Public Library
of Kentucky to pay OFT all gifts 10 he awarded NJ the
drawing. L. ,. NEECH, Cashler.
PRICE OF TICKETS:
Whole tickets, $40 halves. So: quarters, $3.50: II
whole tickets Tor slG0; % for 255 SO for s500 l3
for $1,000; 2s5 for $500 SIS for $4,000. No dis
count on les; than Slvo worth Of tickets III Tine
The drawing will positively and uneqrivocally
take place DECEMBER I. Agents arc perenptor'ly
required To close sales and make returns November
25th in order to give ample Time for the final ar
engagements. Orders for tickets or applications for
circulars should IL. addressed Ia
Governor THOMAS r.. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library of Kentucky,
Louisville Ky,
or to ED. }. KREBS.
No. OF Bank street. Richmond, Va.
New York Office. GOO Broadway. in charge Ut Ma
jor THOMAS II. HAYS.
oc acknowledgements
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

EDITORS FINED FOR COMMENTING On 4 MUIR
rER CASE Chicago, November SIN the
Supreme Court OF Illinois to-day Charles L.
Wilson, proprietor, and Andrew S. Schu-
man, editor, OF the Chicago Eoening Journal,
were fined 500 and $500. respectively, with
costs, for contempt Of court, in publishing an
editorial commenting upon the court in con-
neeston with the Rafferty, murder case. The
Chief Justice, in imposing the fine, said the
and that the object OF the court would BIO nc
complisbed iiftbey showed the attempt TO in
saiehee the decision Of the case pending in
QUIT,
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NE MONDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1872.
T. Il. PRICE X co.
have Just opened beautiful line of newest shades
SATTEENS, REPS, OTTOMASS,
IRISH and FRENCH POPLIES,
BLACK aud COLORED GROS GRAINS,
TYCOON REPS, POPLIS VELUCRS,
DELAINES, SATlNS, SC.
MOURNING GOODS IN
Tamcse, Crctons, popllns, MohairS,
Alpacas, Velours, Ottomans, Reps,
Bombaznes, Grapes, aud Grape Wells, &C.
In STAPLES:
Blankets, Flannels, Prints, Plaid Lnseys,
Domestics, Hosiery, Shcctings. Cottons,
Towels, Socks, Underwear, Bosoms,
Collars. Lace Sets, Gloves, &C., sc.
ocos T. X. PRICE co.
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What President Grant Says About His
Election.
A Washington dispatch to the Hera

A Washington dispatch to the Herald
says:
The President considers that whereas his
first election was All honor paid on account
Of such services us he had been permitted to
render to the country in the field, his second
is the nations stamp of approval upon his
political administration OF the Government.
and popular yindication of his personal
character from aspersions cast upon it since
he held the Presidency. Long before the
appointed meeting Of the Philadelphia Con-
yention he had been obliged to see that pub
lie sentiment in the party and the country
had virtually settled the question of his sue
censorship, and reduced The functions OF the
Convention to formal ratification of what
the sovereign VIII Of the people who had
adhered TO Republican principles had dc
creed. The nomination Of Mr. Greeley a.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

Shenandoah, considered the stronghold OF
the Straight-Out Democracy, and the home
OF the only Straight.Out club in the State
was one Of the few counties which gave
Conservative gains in the late election.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

Our thanks are due many correspondents
for prompt and accurate returns Of the elcc-
ton. Though the reports have not appeared
in print in the form in which they were writ
ten. the figures have in every instance been
,I%sd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

ELEGANT NEW SHAWLS AND
LATEST PARTISAN CLOAKs AND DoLMAN
sACoUEs r. PRICE s CO. have In tueig
sllsw-room every novelty In this line.
BR0CHE LONG aud SQUARE sHAWLs,
DoLstAN SACQUEs and CLOARs,
STRIPED and PLAID slIAWLs,
RICH ROMAN sCARFs, &C, &c. oc %
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11
~ FRESH COD-LIVER OIL.
We THE BEST, PRETTIEST, AND
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS.

We have Just received large additions our stock
from closlng-out sales In New York, and offer the
greatest bargains since old times before the war.
Beautiful DRESS GOODS ut sc. and soc. per yard !;
Latest style BROCADE POPL1NS ut 4oc. and Soc. !:
Finest ALL-WOOI. SATTEENS, new shades, Use. ::
ueary-ccrdcd SILK BELOER PoPLINS ut 81 per
yard;
IRISH POPLINS, silk and wool, twenty-seven
inches wide, Sl.50;
JAPANESE SILKS ut ACC. worth I5c.;
COLORED DRESS SILKS, new shades, at S2.SO
per yard;
BLACK ALpACAS nj soc. to s0c., superior make !;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, all colors, Sec. 10 75c. per
yard;
ALL-wooL WHITE FLANNEL at soc. worth
4oc. per yard;
Handsome STRIPED SHAWLS from - to $40;
The very latest styles CLOAkS from 50 to SIS;
Hundreds OF other desirable articles ut the very
lowest prices at
WILLIAM THALHIAIER & SONS,
1ol3 Main street. opposite The post-oftice, anu
Col Broad street, corner Si1tl,
&C % Richmond, Va.
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MILLINERY.
DssY GOODS.

DEDIN & WHITLOCk,
1909 MAIN STREET.
have on hand complete stock Of
DRY GOODS.
SILKS. black and all colOrs;
JAPANESE SILKS, black aud all colors;
ALPACAS, black ana all colors;
EMPRESS CLOTHS, black and all co"rs;
SATEENS. black and all colors;
WhTER-PROOFS, black and oil colorS;
VELVETEENS, black and all colors;
sd ALL.WOOL DELAINES,
CORDED FRENCH SILK POpLlNs, &C, &C.;
SlIhWLS In various styles,
SIMONIS FINE BLACK CLOTHS,
HILGER'S CASSlMERES,
SILK VESTlNGS,
LACES, RUFFLlNGS, GLOVES,
UMBRELLAS, EDGINGS, &c, &c.
We have now the styles and qualities, and will
close them low for the cash.
10 s-lst PEDIN & WHITLOCK.
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OFFICE OF ORASGE. ALES SADsy N'D

OFFICE OF ORASGE. ALEXANDRIA, AND
MANASSAS RAILROAD COMPANY.
ALEXANDRIA, VA, October 30 lsI.>
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting OF roc :,
~ stockholders Of the Orange, Alexandra s ths
A,nassas Railroad Company VIII nc hein ~ ne
SESDAY the eth prOximo. at Il o CLOCK NJ
% o''e' - ' J.. W. REID, Secretary.
Tho TRANSFER-HOuk will be closen Iron 1l Inc
,eth proximo until the Adjournment CT t1'e LEA
meeting r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

T OOK TO YOUR INTERESTS, and II
IL you are In ecarch Of BARGAINS, don't E"
below The corner of Ninth and Alnin streets. Our
NEW FALT AND WINTER STAPLE AND
FANCY DRY GOODS. NOTIONS, SC.
has commenced at our new stand No S23 MAIN
STREET. and the purchasing community. especial
~ the ladies, are Invited to give lis call. Cheap
rent, strict economy in the management of our bust
ucSs quick sales and short profits, will s'tisiy them
that No so Ii the place TO spend their money.
oc sam G.. Il. DARBEE& co.
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ANESEM ENT'S.

A-Ss u 9EIN Elm ~.
THEATRE.
Enlargement for SIX NIGHTS ONLY of the
talented artists .,~
WILLIAM HORACE LISGARD AND ALICE
DUNSING LlNGARD
and their celebrated Comedy Company.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY EVENINGS,
NoXpmIrr Il,h and l2ih. the new drama lin three
acs) entitled
LIES DIRE NJ
TO conclude with
THE NEW LINGARD SKETCHES.
Lincard Matinee. SATURDAY nj O'Clock.
Admission IS cents to all parts OF the house.
no ll-lt%
VIRGINIA HALL.
MAET MI;GnWy,,WLkkItANs'} ..............LEssEEs.
First appearance In this city Of Americas greatest
Comedienne.
KATE UTS a NJ.
supported byan
ELEGANT COMEDY COMPANY,
for six nights only, commencing
MONDAY. NOVEMBER H.
VIII be presented the great Drama, adapted from
Charles Dickens's novel, entitled
THE OLD CURIOSITY SHOP.
KATE PUTNAM in her great Little Nell dual role
:" Grauipa bless your Ncll" written expressly Tor
her) the elegant song and dlnce, Dew q Andes,
the last sensation; The Apple of NY Eye ana
her banjo solo, Don't Love Ny Honey"
Prices us usual. Reserved seats can be secured at
West, Johnston s. Co.'S bookstore. no Hit"
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MILITARY NOTICES.

MILITARY NOTICES.
uOWITZERS;-Attctd d DRILL AsA
III THIS (iInndayl EVENING Mt 3E,m~Y
O'Clock promptly In fatigue uniform and -
sidc.arlns.
No 11.its r. &. WORKMAN. o. 81
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FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS.

JULIUS SYCLE.
415 BROAD STREET.
lam now prepared TO offer 10 my friends and the
public the Dest-Selected stock OF DRY GOODS ]
have had, and ct prices US low as can be sold,
SATTEENS, all shades;
Empress Cloths and Alpacas. black und colored;
Solid and Striped Pol.liIs.
\ beautiful lIne Of Reps. Tamlse Cloth, Bomhazlne
and Mrtnos. Eelreteens and Plush, latest shades ;
CassImeges and WATERPROOF Cloths;
rt;l. iinr Of White and Colored Fanncls, French
Flannals, solid. check and plaid;
Quilts and Blankets, large stock;
SlIaHls. Ill kinds and prices. Gents Furnishing
Goods, Ladies' and Chdren's Merino Vests Collars,
Corsets, Gloves, Handkerchief Hosiery, Laces and
Motors; also, large lot Of Furs, Towels, Napkins,
and Table Danask, at JULIUS Styles,
oc AIS Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
HAVING RENTED MY STORE AND
IL sold my entire stock Of fancy goods
and notions 10 Mr.. +. l.. Granger, shall offer for
the next fortyivc days the balance OF my stock,
consisting of
DRESS GOODS,
SILKS,
WHITE GOODS, and
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS,
at prime cost. wholesale and retail
s. H!RSH,
Sc IS GIT Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

Colonel MeSby 10 General Grant
WARRENTos, November /.
To President Grant, Washington city:
Virginia casts her vote for Grant. Peace
and reconciliation. ,JoHH s. MosBY.
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GsFT CONCERT.
rE,uE KENTUCKY LIBRARY GIFT
CONCERT.
100000 IN BANK To PAY ALL GIFTS.
a FULL DRAWING II SIGHT.

AT thc Second Grand eft Concert, authorized by
special act of the Legislature In aid ol The Pubhc
Library of kentucky, uIavoidably postponed IRON
Scutrniber 18th Ia iicccmhCr It'll. and which posi-
lively and uncquivocally "ccrrs In Louisville. ky"
delay on arv account whatever the following cash
gifts arc foT distribution 10y lot among the ticket
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

A NNUAL MEETING.-The fortieth Ian an
a mi meeting of The strkholdsrs of the KYLE
M1N TO-" F'RIEDERTCKSBURG AMP PoIoM NJ
RSiLRoAD COMPANY will be hell rII &c .rs DAY
ui '' n..t ~ %nyamIcr Is7o at - O'Clock NJ
inc LOtu VI w" II WINSTON. Secretary.
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FANCY GOODS AND TnIwNTyGs-

Fancy GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
~~-r>~~~-~~~~~~~->><~~ -~S~--SSs~~-.>NNI
g. Pc CIAL NOTICE. Mr.. r. /,
~ GRANGER begs 10 ANNOUNCE that he has n,st 70.
turned from New York with an elegant asgosmen
Of new styles Jet and Fancy Je"e,ry. also large
line Of Fancy Goods, consisting OF new styles En-
bToidcred and Lace Collars Ladies' Scarfs Tes ard
F1chucs' Bands and Bandeaux. Pearl SetsJe Chains,
Pocket Books, ETC., etc He has also taken occasion
TO repens that portion OF the stock Recently mr..
chased of Sr. S. Hlrsh, whereby he Is now able To
offer one of the most complete assor;mcuts Of
Hosiery, Corsets, Emb-oiderirs, Laces, and Fancy
Dry Goods that can be found In the city
Mrs. GRANGER will continue I'm her usual limo of
repairing and doing up Laces, Curtains, &c
r.S.-Ncw goods received every weekat
Ell. GRANGER'S,
oc 29-lm 6o3 Rroad .+rno.
SPECIAL NOTICE.-To THE LADIES. !
~ would respectfully Inform the ladies that have
FALL STOCK OF FANCY GOODS AND
TRIMMINGS
Also full supply of Real and Imitation Hair
Ioods, Gold-plated and jet Jewelry, and every.
thig usually kept In 4 fancy store.
WILLIAM *. Adams
Baltimore Stamping and Trimming store,
e23 Broad street.
oc ls-lh between Sixth and Seventh
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MARRIAGES.

Married. on the eth instant. at the re siencc OF the
brides father. in Orange county. Va, by the Key.
IT Handy, Major +. 4. G. HANDY, of Albcmarle
county. 10 LEILA, daughter Of Edwin +. CowlIcrd.
ESD. of Orange county. No cards.
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MUSIC AND DANCING.

AFcCANN'S FIRST VIRGINIA
WI REGIMENT BAND Rk-ORGANIZED,
with all the
LATEST COLLECTIONS OF MUSIC
for balls, pai,ides, SC.
Orders promptly attended TO NJ 1929 Main street.
&C 2..luI
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,...1,-,, IN t,rrFrspI-RG RAILROAD Co.,
hichno'D "'D TREAsuREK's OFFICE.
RICHMOND, VA, November p 1917 ,
ATOTICE.-The annual meeting Of Io,J in !,
stockholders of this company VIII ue E . t ;a
the Office or The company, corner byrd anu anfnrh
ST. The books Of transfer will be closed iron anu
ai'er tire '-'h IT, ", HARRINGTON.
M o.td Secretary and Treasurer.
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DILL AD ELPHlA. RICH 20: sR
l. MUNp. AND NORFOLK STEAa sasassSsss.'
SHIP LlNF.-F0R PHILADELPHIA IM1a
WEEk.- Steamers NORFOLK. EMPIRE, and =.
). GREEN, COMPOSING this line, will leave iccG-
mohd every MONDAY and THURSDAY Al !;
o'clock NJ. and Philadelphia every EDSFsDal
and SATURDAY 1t the same hour, alternately ,
FreishtS received daily !SuudayS excepted fCr all
parts OF Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Dcla"ait'
also for Charleston, Savannah and New OrleslsS'
and bills Of tiding signed through.
Freight taken for Norfolk at moderate rates
passsss to PhiiadelGhs1, insydinS meals saS anu
No 225 Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM 7. clyde { CO.. Agents,
No. IL South WharSes,
nl7 No. Ia North Whsryes, Philadelphia.
TOR LIVERPOOL AND .esgTS
n QUEENSTOWN, INMAN LINE OF g s,stsssssa
YORK EVERY SATURDAY AND
ALTERNATE TUESDAYS.
IL RATES OF PASSAGE:
PAYABLE In Gold. Payable In Currency.
First Chin SIS Steerstge ~
TO Londnl, 80 To London, 70
70 Paris. .,.......... % To Paris...........
II Tickets cold 10 and from England, rreano, saa
the Continent % moderate rates o,.As
"a Fer further oFrnnt:Gn, spply al ths Sgnp~Is
Is Broadway, New xork er 20
teas !, Riehmond, Va
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nfof;MjSD CcMMANDERY,kA
49,. : xraHTs Template.
pIcuW IN November ,Iithi lssa-oE-
Den No.. sir Knishss,-Attaa,ssai a. an Ma, ~ ~
se1nbiy OF the CoumaI,dery, as VI Is Isfoudav}
Evening at u O'Clock promptly, for the Hansae-
uon o. lmpIg as .a ~ the Eminent Commander.
by OEueE VA n &C T,ot,fu-f,enprll.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-11

NsAsUNIC NOTICE.-The mem
N hers Of LoGE FRANCHISE, No. IS: w
sre requested 10 attend stated meeting at and
Washington Hail on IST9ad 6 st e'cioek Mem
eIs Of sister city lodge and transient rosart
sood Standing are fraterrnlIy invited TO he prese
by oroef Oh 'i'I pEETiERFIELD TRENT, Secretary;
Soycr,rer II, 4. /. 6sf2. A. D. loIZ. Nv - -
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

At tle request Of aarge number Of the Ia sale
county hereby give notice that will be candidate for re.
election TO the office of Representative in the Legislature
ior SAID county. II. VI. GALLAGHEE.
49, =
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-09-28

a Useful Article.

We have seen and tried the ,Com;ng.' French
Trimmer, bjudrr and hemmer, aud ;.Ud j, all it
is claimed 10 be. 1t j. just the thing for every
family who oGu- Sewing Machine. ;.nd the
fact Of lis being used aud recommended by such
firms A. Field. Letter Il Co. md J. V. Farwell
Il Co, shows II t. be Il vtlubl, Improvement.
The manufacturers hav" 50 mueh confidence
in Us merits .ha. they offer t. send il BY mail
on recep. OF It's price 81 90 and il not sntsf4c-
tory, after two weeks tr,l, it may be returned
and the money will he refunded.
1t is made and sold by the Leslie Rutf.r Com.
pany, of $40 Wabash avenue, Chicago, who are
also manufacturers OF the Leslie Magic Ruffier
price = 90 which has had very large sale and
they offer it on the same terms