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REVISTA DE JUANA-DIAZ.
Abrn 1e de 1872.

aeMana Santa.-Pascuas.- -Compa1lia de volun-
tarlos.--Comite liberal Feformista.--Rumo
res, &a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05
Prograss OF the Enizoaax,

WASHINGTON, November 4.-In BaItinnoslS
only II ont of 800 street.car horses are We
Fatal eases are rare.
Nearly ali the horses IN New York are sta.
bled, Oh account Of cold rain.storm pre-
yailing.
The only horses used In Boston Yesterday
we; those needed for hotel guests.
Messengers of the Signal Office deliver the
probabilities afoot, as their horses and
mules are too much Infected. No cars are
running here, and bnt few hacks. There
have been comparatively few deaths as yet.
The Common Council of Chicago met
to-dny to pass an ordinance allowing dummy
engines Oil street railroads.
The noted trotter Springfield Boy died Of
the disease In Springfield, Mass.
NORFOLK, November 4.-Ncarls oil the
laboring horses here and many In the sur
rounding counties are disabled by the ma
lady. The cars have stopped running. The
outward-bound mail and express matter
failed to make connection with the trains
and boats for want Of horses.
CHARLESTON, s. c., November 4.---The
horse malady Is here. A majority Of the
horses and mules a2e more or less affected.
GoLDsBoRo', II. G., November 4.--The
horse maIady has made its appearance here.
New IoRK, November 4.-The palady Is
abating in this city. 1t Is believed that 1t
will not last more than week longer.
The disasreeable feature Of the epidemic
f. the number OF carcases in the streets, the
facilities for removal not being equal to the
demand.
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,.,..>., ~ TIE CAN'T tiGN--MASs-MEETtNG
,,.t.nal NAiL.---W Whc:t"r the Greeley
.,.s. l.,,.,! " defeated, Richmond can
,.,t., ga,.rt .ac ~rna! ma>S.nccl!n& nj As
.""nn N,N I5>: night. Long before the
,..,-,. ..rc'iu& crowds hc:2an 10 collect, and
',..',..,.,. Lax before the house was crowd
,.,;,- a,a.,,i capacity. General Bradley
y l,.n~.,Y ,4,).gd tie meeting ~ order, and
49,. p 8o>rn-mlGutc>' address introduced
....lu-r Walker, wAo for m hour enter.
,..ral ~ ,ltar audience with what ne had
, ,,y. B,ycnd question 1t was the best
...l TIE Governor las made during the
..,,~;gn. a.rd comyetent illdges state thai
~ a... l.t t>>; that tlic Governor has ever
4. rso cl No OF The Governors address
g.. .vGtaH,. ci.ccred and api'iaudr" him "a
,.,. ....... y Aica is uHuSu2t iii th!> city. Tile
1...,.>>. -; lhc hour p?ccln4c' report OF the
oAacuoc'- remarks.
rnur Wjthe"s next took the stand The
,.-..:5 ol Richmond and the State generally
=. -, llniIi1r with this &"n'!"m@n,s remark:
,f..l.a u ,,l not ,in more than state th3t tht
.4.c IS WAS prgi"entir appropriate TO lht
o.,,Da and WAS d2Saryai!y appiaudcd.
s. Ash.ia>l 10 o'clock the meeting nd
....,.... /. - - to thf POLLS in the morning
....,, ,ls,l tic Greeley anll Brown ticket.
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A Card.

Inc attention Of the undersigned has been
caiiea 70 an electoral ticket published In the
hlcnmond papers of yesterday, proposed by
gentlemen OF the Democratic party, on which
his name appears as an elector for the dis.
trict in which he resides.
Grateful for the intended honor, he feels
himself compelled to decline the nomination
Utterly hopeless as the ticket is, to make this
annuncation on the eve Of election NAV seem
superfuous, but he thinks 1t due In Justice
to himself, lest 1t might I've inferred that he
authorized, or at least assented to, this use
Of his name.
Whatever may be bis views, he does not
consider himself at liberty to net in the mat
Ter. lie Is excluded from oil official func.
tiohs unGer the laws Of the United States, as
ne understands them. In truth, he does not
leel satisfied that he is q citlzenof the United
States: Ii he be, be has been made so like
Tue lrlSnman was made volunteer, who was
pressed into the service against his will
Inc once happy and glorious old Common.
wealth, on whose soil lie was born, now en-
ssayed by her ancient allies,--her lifelong
and lnYeterate enemies-years ago, with his
hearty assent, rightfully severed her connec
ton with them. She has never, In his judg
ment, entered, with her free consent, int
any new association with them. His allie
Siance was and Is due 10 her as free ant
independent sovereignty. He has never pro
tcssed allegiance or adhesion to the Unitet
States $50 called), and voluntarily never will
He regards that Government as shee
l!surpation, established and maintained b,
| the sword. JoHy RoeERrsor
Norember I'd, 1872.
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We WoosihuII.Craf,in Cose.

New YogK, November AT II O'Clock
to-day the United States grand jury found
indictments against Victoria w oodhuiI and
Tennie c. Claflin, who were arrested Satur.
day, charged with mailing indecent printed
matter through the post-ofilee. The prison.
ers were taken from the Ludlow-Street iaii
at ! O'clock aud brought before Comints-
stoner Osborne, who said the indictments
relieved him Of the necessity Of holding an
examination. The accused were yisfbly
affected on bearing Of the indictments
Woodruff almost 20 tears, while Clafiin
looked somewhat defiant.
The counsel for the prisoners complained
Of the conduct Of the Government in press
ing indictment pending examination as Il
most arbitrary proceeding. The accused, he
said, came prepared for the fullest eyamina.
ton.
The Commissioner ordered the warrants
following the indictments to be served upon
the accused, and they were removed to jail
In default Of $4,000 bail each.
Stephen Pearl Andrews has been arrested
for completely in the Woodruff. Ciatlin in.
decencies.
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FmST-CLAss OPENING FOR BUSlSEss-There
Is no other business that pays rs well and IS In every
way us desirable as the general agency for thor
oughiy flrst-elas5 sewing -muchine The profits are
large tneary one hundred per cent?, tho stock is
imperishable, Interchangeable In styles, and there Is
no remnants or soled goods to accumulate, and the
business Is monopoly, rs no other parties can sell
the machine In the same territory, and there
Is no cutting down OF prices. Tho general
agency for the State Of Virginia for the be.
sewing-machine ever made In America IS row
offered to good live party with some capital
and II Is IN opening that should not lie offered to
the business men OF Richmond long without applI-
cants, for II win pay double the Income Of any other
legitimate business In existence with the same capi.
tai. Many men nll over the United States have
made fortunes In the sewing business, and
there arc numerous agents for this same machine
that are now making from twenty to fifty thousand
dollars n year.
To good party very favorable terms will bc
given. full line OF the machines can be seen anJ
tested and full particulars obtained at store lOl,
Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

RE0PENING OF MAsoSs' HALL, on FRANKLIN
sTREEr.-This building, situated Oil Franklin
between Eighteenth and Nineteenth streets.
Is one of the oldest in the city, having been
erected previous to 1890, and has been ever
since used for Masonic purposes. The aSso'
ciations which cluster around it are therefore
neculiarly sacred to the brethren Of the
"Mystc Tie" and 1t has been recently re-
modelled and renovated with view to lts
preservation. The windows have been en-
larged. The old hand.rail and haluSters
have been removed, and elegant new ones OF
walnut and oak put in their places. New
floors have been laid in the refreshment and
reception-rooms, and the former, with the
lolge-room, wainscoted.
In addition, the entire building has been
rcpapered and painted throughout, and q
fine porch erected at the Franklin.Street en-.
trance, giving it an elegant appearance.
Many conveniences have been introduced and
changes made, which make it one of the best
halls for the purposes for which 1t is designed
and used anywhere to be found. 1t has
been recarpeted also. One of the rooms
heretofore used for another purpose has
been made a rcception-room; additional Ia
bles have been put in the refreshlnent hall,
greater number Of seats prepared for the
craft, and new gas-fytures supply the pIaces
of the old ones; in word, the building is
now In tip-top order, and ready to stand an
other siege Of years.
The repairs to the hall were made by Rich
mond Lodge, No. 10; Richmond Randolph
Lodge. No. 19, A. F. and A. M., In con-
Iuncfion with Richmond Commandery, No.
?. Knights Templar. Tonight No. 10 meets,
and no doubt many visiting brethren Will
unite In celebrating the return 10 the Old
home after an absence of several months.
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weather probabilities.

Z WAsHINaroN, November a.--In the North
west and thence over the upper lakes aud
Michigan brisk northeasteriy to southeast.
erly winds, witt, threatening weather and
rain, extending with sousheriy winds to,
Tennessee and the lower Mississippi valley
In the Gulf States brisk southeasterIy winds
with threatening weather and rain. Forth
South Atlantic States, increasing clondiness
and occasional rain, with possibly brisk
nortseastcriy winds. On the lower lakes
easteriy TO southeasterly winds and cloudy
weather will prevail In New England and
the Middle States light northeasteriy winds
and partly cloudy weather. Warning signals
are ordered for New Orleans, Mobile. Dr-
luth, Milwaukee, Chicago, and Grand Haven.
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A Ran.ist Dee,arafIon OF Prineiples.

NEW YoRK, November AT the Confer.
ence of the Baptist Clergy In Boston ald
vicinity to-day the Committee on Close Com
munion reported-First, that Christian bip-
tism Is the immersion of the believer Ia
water In the name of the Father, Son, and
holy Ghost. and Is a profession OF bis faifh
in Christ second, that Christian churches
ought to be composed OF such regenerate
persons only as have been baptized on profes-
sion OF their faith in Jesus third, that the
Lords supper ought to be observed bg
Christian churches only fourth, that invite
tions Of courtesy to partake of the emblems
should be given to none but orderly mem.
bels OF churches properly constituted.
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Go to AvToyrs for pure confectionertes
Ladies' rding-hats-P. WEIsIGER s co.

A DELIGHTFUL SCRPRIsE.-LadleS whose faces
are clouded by superficial discoiorafions' ana VINO
have resolved to try HAGAN's Magnolia Balm as u
remedy, have no idea Of the welcome surprise tney
viii receive from their mirrors after FEW appnea-
tons Of thst hcalthful purifier OF the complexion.
fiat all excitable they will scream with rapture on
beholding the change. Whether the blemish 1t Is
desired TO remove be sallowness, botehes, plmpies'
freckles, roughncss, or an unnatural pailor, IL Is
bound to disappear under the tonic operation OF this
wonderful agent. To say that the blemish oisap-
pears does not. however, convey any Idea or the ef-
feet produced by this celebrated beautider. Tho
nnsigh,ly tinge, whether difSused over the whole
countenance or in spots or patches Ia replaced by
uniform, pearly bloom, to which no description can
dn tusfIcp.
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....-,.,.,.-,,.r, ~ I1r,rr ;c SCuIr, I',<Ds -
T.. ,.;r,>, ,,a ,isI,re. Viii b. Inuni fhe first
...;,,.n..,1I nr Sri,ooI finds fnr tha reor
g.. -, me rate nr % rent. mel, hoGd ot
.5.-.r ,.,,,,t,,;,,, Via tra,sI,rar viii dr,n,
t,,'''',;;I 49,, Snro,,a AI:ti,nr ~ rha
'. ,,.. .'',,r,4 s;t. i;. m',n, of I;s
'.'',., ','... .,'.',' ~. .',i,',' ,,;,,.
-" ,.n,.::,r,r. .. ,na following conn,,rs
,.,,.. f;,,yyTi more (t,,n their counties were
,',.t:.r. ir,-.yig. III;Iiy. slqs II: Madison,
..,,i--. y,arr -; 10: Tnrit, 25eS, q. Thr
,-.e.r,..r nr ISrchi,nr.: has drawn 81 les.
I.,a III civ was entitled IA. The old census
+, ,',..} - a 'f2>is in mi, .H,.urtjoancn,.
y. iHr;.D.r an,,ogtionlnrnt will be made
H., ,,,r ,r,r iS1l-'7.. It III" tlnd< OF
i>.l-',4 are noi ,ujii,.i"n' to Iuy The debts
81 that ,,ar IN any >.'ho"I district. thc def.
I.nry m.y be uad' np, hy authority Of the
-a.soin..,i resolution c! the Beard OF Ed;ca-
iiru, o,t otEhc appropriation 10 that district
10, tr1 yctr i>12-!.%:
.trro 'ay, %i,2.1.&o: Alhrmarie, 81 ,S2S.2G:
AlrY4n@r!a ri;E, s>i'ji; Alexandria county.
-.S4..3; Allegheny, $500; Amelia, 500 ;
Amherst. $3.50; A9pomattoH. &39l 1850 ;
A"-a,'1. - l,Ge1.3o; Staunton. $50; Bath,
~-'J@1; bcA!"F6. SI,Hi".""; b!aho. S"oj
No!,'"url, 0S!S.sa; Brunswick, %SSS.2O ;
EunEimgham, SS,2.a0; Dlth1uan, S3n3
y..!aI.ri!, II &l,u2..@1: lynchilrr, :a"34.i0
,.,ro,.@r, $685. Carroll, $-.3l.5O: Charles
Ii,r. so. 20; Charirtte, Sl43.So; Chester,
G-'i, &l249; Clarke, 1893; Craig, S2a22.40
,ul:~p,r, 57$4.G1; Cumberland, S,1a' so;
N.@w.id:e, c'p3: Petersburg city, &l.253.GG;
Elizabeth city, 9i34.So; E,sex, S62S.Go;
ttir..X. ~35'.S1: Fauinler, 81 ,255.SA; Floyd
2.@Gsl; FIuyanDa, SGT.6o; Flz'nillin
elti..&a; Frederick, ssh; Winchester
9-r.4"; Eiiys. @l;;HS0; Gloucester, &;02.G0
Go,vilnt. -55i.21: GiHysou, SIS1.G0
t,.rra,., Sa-4.sn; GrcrnsyIlc, S25T. SO
rt....x, y .C1s. 80 Hanover. 81 ,oj2 Hen.
no, @,,sI.Gj, Richmond city, S3,41G.l0
II,'r,, @S&> 20: Highland. 532J1.Gn; Isle
ii Wi2I.t, ;4isS: James CITY. S3l.. 80 VIII
Nl.j-,,5r.., $500; King (Icorga, 54jS.S0
tlng aud. UIicep, S7l3.i0 Kinr William
$3.50; laHraxter, SS9S. 40; Lee, 81 ,120.20
i.ondo,ln. $l $3.50; Louisa, 81 OH 40; Lu
urnhnyg. &-2n 10: Madison. sG29. 80: Mat.
tAtv., s:S3.a0; Necklenburg. s1,9G3. 40
Mi4dl-cay, S34i.20; Montgomery, SS3S.60
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Neu York Ksenas.

NEW YoRx, November 4.-Tha forthconi.
ing election occupied the attention OF many
preachers yesterday.
There is some excitement In WestchesteF
county over the reported discovery OF gold
bearing quartz there.
William Smith, the publisher OF FOOD.
h,Ps Weekly, found bail in 5000, and has
been released from Ludlow.street Jail.
Three men have been sufocated by gas In
@ new mineral well opened at Avon.
There will be no stock or produce mar
kets tomorrow. as the day will be q general
holiday.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

THE DnAaBLEroN BRIDGE CoAPASy.--A
cory of q charter granted by Judge George
Blow, Jr., OF the Circuit Court Of the city OF
Norfolk, 10 the BrGmbleton Bridge Company
has been received aj the Office OF the Secre-
tary OF thc Commonwealth for record. The
object Of the company is the construction o'
a hiidge to span one Of the creeks in that vi.
rinry, thus connecting the county and city OF
Norfolk, and enabling the citizens Of the coun'
y and ci,y to pass 10 and fro. Thecap!tal stock
Of the company is moi to he less than 1000
nor more than $4,000, divided into shares
q SIo0 each. The principal Office of the
company i, 10 hc ioraled in the city Of Nor
Io!E. Officers for the first year: President,
y. II. Smith. Directors George W. Camp,
jo;n F. Doyle, ". S. Butt, and w. {. Mar
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

HE LATE STABB1sG AFFRAy.-The various
parties concerned in the late stabbiug atfray
at the Academy of Music, either witnesses or
alleged principals, were before the Police
court yesterday morning for examination.
ihe physician who attended Mr.. Hays was
present, and made a statement of the extent
OF Inc wound and the condition of the in.
llred party. Mr. Hays was not able to be in
court: and the cases Of all the parties were
therefore continued until Thursday,
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srDDEs DEATH.-Sanuel Worthy, porter
IN the store of Mr.. CD. Sinton, was found
dead IN his room on Sunday morning. He
was Very old (supposed to be about eighty
nVe), and had been complaining for week
OF OF SO: He had been in the employment OF
Mr. sinron for many years, and was always
regarded as faithful and honest, receiving
the entire confidence Of his employer.
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TEL ApHI G NEWS.


New Fork Stock and aEoHey Mark 81
new YoRk, November Money, q fo 4.
Sterling, 1esaa Gold fuc.nased betweau
1I1f to 1tfE. Governments closed STEADY.
States very dall Tennessee,s, new and OH,
70. Yirginias, 45 now, 5l. couso.s, s5 !;
deferred, ios. Louislanas 5ss new, 48
Leyee's, 90; s's, 90. Alabama's, so s,s, 6t,.
Georsis's, 10; ;;7's, IS. North Caroiinas, ssss j;
new, 90; special tax, 1a. South Caroftna,s,
so; new, "a April and October, u.
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The OLD DOMINION CLUB AND THE ELEc-
TIoN.-The Old Dominion Club, composed OF
live and energetic members, will meet this
morning at O'Clock at their headquarters
and be in continuous session during the
election. Every member Is expected to be
present and devote himself to the important
duties assigned him.
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The LATE Mr.. HoLT.-The body Of Frank
lin Holt, lately killed by the falling Of an
embankment on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad near the brewery, has been buried
in the northwestern corner Of Mt. Erin.
Information Of its exact whereabouts can lie
had by inquirins Of Mr.. j. S. Atlee. acting
coroner, who lives at Mt. Erin.
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LIST OF UNNAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING
IN TIE RICHMOND POsT-OFFIcE NOVEMBER A.
Emmett Deprist, corner Eighth and Main
streets; Mrs. Pace, 900 Baker street; Mrs.
Isabella Seaphcrs, -; DR.. J. S. b. Cul.
len, 4l2 Grace; E. \. j. Clopton, real estate
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DEATH OF MR. STEPHEN MAsoN.-Mr. Ste
phen Mason died at his residence In this city
at an early hour yesterday morning. aged
ffty-two. Mr.. Mason was taken with a Sc
we're chill Sunday week, and after painful
Illness breathed his last yesterday. He was
member Of the City Council and OF the
House Of Delegates In 1s79-'7o, and was
well known in this city In political and busi.
ness circles.
His funeral will take place from st. Peters
cathedral at 10 O'Clock this morning.
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DlsORbERLY CoSprcr AND WHAT A WOMAN
fAlD FOR Ir.--Dela Smith (coioreN appear
81 bcio.c Police Justice White yesterday
l!ornins 10 answer the charge Of creating 4
disturbance in Bakers alley. A number OF
Witnesses we're examined, and the evidence
being sufficient tie accused was found guilty
and sent to jail Cor thirty days.
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!, y,<uN seE.ES rssEs DAY.

,v>E { uE"ruHH w'' sell al p. ". two
...., t..as.> :,f;5i Gnur vacant lots on the cor
.r,I md Tmr;y-fir$t streets.
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TIE THEATRE.-Miss Kate Fishers trained
horse Wonder having been detained North
by the erizootic quarantine, the French spy,
instead of Mazeppa, was presented af fhe
Theatre last night. The performance was
tmost enthusiastically received. The horse
Will probably arrive by rail to-day. Tonight
Mazeppa will be the play.
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HExRIco County CouRT-Judge E. C. III.
nor 1residing.-This court met yesterday
but soon after adjourned until II O'Clock to-
morrow to give William s. Gilman and
Others al opportunity to deliver political adj
dresses.
The grand jury was called and adjourned
until tomorrow.
The case of E. S. Howe, charged with
perjury, was set for Thursday next.
The case of William ]. Annable was set
for Monday next.
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If you feel dull, drowsy, debilltated, have fire.
q,cnt headache mouth tastes bad. poor appetite,
and tongue coated, you are suffering from torpid
liver or Liliousncss" and nothing win cure You so
speedily and permanently as DR.. PIERcE's Golden
Medical Discovery. Sold by all druggists.
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Tho ivory photograph Is the invention of Tirs-
MIA lady, Mrs. RANDOLPH, and Is acknowledged TO
be the most beautiful improvement in the photo
graphic art They are only taken at the "LEE -
Gallery. No additional charge for this magnificent
style OF picture.
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ECONOMY IS WEALTH. Save your monsy ant
have your pictures IEa le ut REEs 4 Co.'S. Thcil
photographs give universal satisfaction, and II l.
the only irst-class gallery In the city whose prices
are In keeping with the times.
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JOB pENTNe.-we call the attention of mer-
chants, clerks Of courts, sheriff., lawyers railroad,
steamship and csnal officers and assnts and all others
having orders Cor printing 70 the ~
she DIsp sTcu psfS-rga ESTABLISHMENT for the
n,omps and faithful execution Of ell kinds Of don
ppIsrrso. We can furnish ct short notice Cares,
Ru,.H Let.er-H Heads Programmes, Bel. Tickets
Biauks, Panphists, Tags, Hand-sss Catalogues
Bnis Of Fare, shos-Ri.ls, Cheeks, Drafts, acs 40
Satisfaction gVarapfs3d
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An ALLEGED MoyEy-THlgf Sent TO JAiL
rog THUTY DAYs.-Saruh Conway waSha-
fore tue Police Court yesterday morning TO
answer the charge Of stealing pocket-5ook
containing $3.50 from Richard Kemp. The
accused was found guilty and sentenced to
confinement in the city .jail for thirty days.
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: ~llrSArE F." rnE GOvEKSHa.-At lu:''i
...... T. r,>t ni-'!. alter the meeting n Assem-
b., H.GI bed adjourned, Captain McCann
t.,r hg> I'irst Regiment Band proceeded to
tn Executive Mansion &ud serenadcd Gov
r.a,r walker. The Governor expressed
EH>.ji A. pleased at the compliment, and
..,,.ac1i captain McGaEn that hc fclt greatly
A1a,-ri by his unexpected visit. The band
rua.' .rI sixteen, and the music was equal
a. .ay Ger heard in Ric!Enaud.
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sJ,anre or Base.

WASHINGTON, November 4.--Judge. Advo.
cate Major II. b. Barnham, relieved from
the Department Of the South, goes 70, the
Department Of La Platte.
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NEW YORK MARKETS..

NEW YORK. November 4. Coi;oa cnlls sales. has
bales; uplunds, iascs; Orleans. soc. Flour m1ya
Wheat closed heavy; winter red western, AtseT4
$iss Flour unchanged Corn rlore insestyS ana
Sis.3saSls.s9 Lard steady. Sayals and tziloH
steady. Freights GrIoer. ~
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LElsH-STREHT BAPTIST CHuRcu.-The pas
tor, Rev. J. r. Garliek, baptized ten persons
on Sunday last, and at the communion ser
yi6e received tbiry.gour members into the
fellowship Of the church. @
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

GRAND DIVISION SoSs OF TEMPERANCE
This body will meet in annual session al
Springfield Hall, corner Of N and Twenty.
sixth streets, ut i O'Clock tomorrow nlght
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

CHANGE OF ScHEDuLE.-The accommoda-
tiou train on the Richmond, Fredericksburg
and Potomac railroad will leave Broad-Street
station at $3.50 p. NJ, instead of P. NJ, as
heretofore. on and after Thursday the Ith Of
November.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-11-05

Dyspepsia destroys the teeth unless Its effects arc
ccuneracted by that pure vegetable tonic and anti.
septic Sozodont. NJ bodily disease can impair
them If this ant!dote to all corrosive elements that
act upon the enamel is regularly applied.