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sWro assfIx5...Vs,fa ssa,saN gEsrstni I'M, ;.

sWro ssffIss4-v'He ss,2osnR rvsrstaiUn't
candidate for United States senator is thus
a1escribed by that paper ~. 800.
"First. he must be virginian.
"Second. He must be Of pure character.
"Third. He mustbc tainted with no ped.
ding of one Office against another ~, -
"Fourth. He must be both bold and able,
and know, when to speak as we'll as when to
keep silent. 80 - -. I'LL
Fifth. He must be young--not Of neces.
sity young in years--but young in health.
in hope, i'll thought. and strength, and will.
Let him be all this. and Virginia will
gladly see him in the seat Of Madison aud
Of Giles. Let him fail Of this, or any of Il,
and Virginia will none Of him." .n'e #
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A!tlluuNd 1llspatttt..
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s, 1878.
rcfcr2hurC.
FctcrShurg.
..,~~r.,.>n.cnc, or til" Richmond D'spatch.I

pyrrRsRuka. November !, 1913.
.r,., aides. Hebrew Benevolent Society.
s,',;. CITY, have already raised the sum CT
.. -, - FIR the relief Of sufferers among the
,,,,,rcw, of Shreveport and Memphis. III Is
'''i t,,at the ravaSrrl Of the fever among
laws Of those cities have been much
~ ,r ,,r-inc the prevalence Of the present
80 ,han i USUAL on such viS'tations
Nv Wednesday night, while the wife OF All
.,;.,.n,j> r,syssc.ablc citizen was sitting III
~,n.n adjoining The chamber IN wnich ner
,,.-h,Yi was aslxp in bed. the door was
,,,,,,r3 and hurry negro man entered ana
e. = h,,f,-o her. The lady screamed loudly.
,,,,,,, Nor husband, and As he immedi-
y, :',n,I>.3 MY IA come 10 the rescue, the
49,, ,.nishrA w;Aout waiting 10 confront
~ rn,nrntrr him. A large club was found
-. 49,, ,,rc,u;>cs al;cr the negro went away,
,.,,,,.t; - have ben left there hy the in
euty.. a.,
...'.-.. ,f cotton n this port for the week
80 linz. io-dAy Receipts. 1927 bales; cor
-~,a,a!iuG week last year. l.sl9 bales; total
-. September !. 1873. 5.S:SS bales; CORE
......;". time Ia; year, 10. lG6 bales: eN-
e.. 800 ha,e~; stock. Tos bales; stock
line Inst wear, l 452 tales. Receipts
... > ,.art for the wear ending September
- s! .I0& bales rccciptS at all the Ports
... :. i;rmher ii. 1873. S.aSo.5o bales,
80 increase ut 9II. 80 bales. - com
...-,.. ,g..4 IN" YEAR lS.I-'I2.
rus.,;o cant,"icd dr?:cs-in" intlncnceS
,.,.. .a, inferred / farther decline, and is
.,. t,..l1 e: III cents per poUnd.
'.r. ... :, mag oar people >o.nr >cnti-
phi. ..... ,rr.r..,.," - he PROPOSED process
him. ...... i. oi next Monday night.
- ,.;,a . -rGa. t,@al OF tXtIlSnlcnt
W.: ~. ,,:.u oppose the procession
. ,.: III, money cn,.ld bc better
.,..,.."~,-. |, i iikrlv, however,
..~.....>..9i xii, nr had for all that.
N.n fiu.y. me ulaclrd of
..,..l l!.a,.-.t,,,,j... A,..G .,c ";-!.i nc-
,.,..,,., ,,a. 6..llt.,i. ;" LIS. Lcy,jb.
:" !. would >.... l.all prrzca;
,,.,, Inc, :..t ;1ia ,g,ill uy MS
.-.,n9,i5n services 1t :hc Tubb-
,,..-s.,...r..,.. ,,.arcn tonight will be
....., Mr.. ....,r. >...- character. auGMoiwilh-
..... linz, i., i,yA.a.t,. weather ithc rain has
'... ,,...r =, ;tn&ri,itll ali day) they viii
,..' ..y n, ,.~...y attended. Rev. DR..
49,. > l!o-r. al Richmond, delivers the
,.,, simon and the charge to the
,,;r ~, NAL. ny Rev, DR.. &. II. Read,
,.t..r.r :. he people bv Rev. G.. l..
r...f.
,.. 80. ,.r;,7-.,,w. and will probably take
-...,,. =, r~,.rr,p their organization. such
;,,t.:~ plIr,o-. - At present entertained.
T.. g.. trrrn5,d "a iyIn- uut the BLACK
,.-,... " =, IN, Academy Of Music here in
:,t and dis.
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SILVER ColS.-Thc director OF the mint nj
Philadelphia tclegvaphs Secretary Richard
son that private persons in Chicago have
sent TO the mint 10000 ounces Of silver to he
coined, which they propose to Use tor bust
hess purposes. a large number OF five-franc
pieces have also been received ut the mint TO
be coined into American money.
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How SHE COULD EoTE.-ln Worcester
Mass. Tuesday. according TO the Gazette,
Hiss Nellie Barnard appeared ut the polls.
and demanded IA right to east ballot. rms
reuuc,t was Gcuicd Der, she Only being al
lowed to vote in the box r"ecirin" contrlau-
tons for the Memphis sufferers. IN this box
she was informed she could Vote early anu
Often. She took the refusal goodnaturediy
alu presently retired.
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Esresbytery OF Chesapeake.
. vrTcsp0ndtnor n thc BaItliNOTe SUM
I.EEsrvEG, LouDoUS COUNTY, Va,
November D. 1873.

NDFPMDcl ~, 400. }
II addition 10 the report sent you hereto
fore OF the proceedings Of the Presbvterr Of
Chesapeake. lately in session here, the fol-
k~iu- facts mag be added:
During the exercises on Friday Sugges.
lion from The Central church, faYorng the
appointment Of Il committee OF conference
with the Northern Assembly, vas adopted.
Rev. }. q. Hammer, of Baltimore, pre-.
>Hnt.G re- OlutiSn stating that the Presby-
sc!y taxi great interest in Hampdrn Sidney
College. and expressing the hope that the
elder, OF the body will attend Il convention
Of tn" friends Of that college 10 be held at
Richmond, Va, this fall, with aNiew Of rails
ing an endowment fund Of S200,00O before
The centennial celebration Of 1876. Adopted.
The report On systematic bcnevolence
Shows that fourteen Of twenty churches
have contributed to sustentatlon 81, l29 for
eign missions, Sl,735; education. IS, 1893;
publication, 1868; invalid fund, S19l total,
$l0.421; which is an average Of SG.GS for
each contributing member.
Mt-srs. Iefeyre (chairman), Bullock.
Hurkiand, Cumpston, Hammer, ministers !;
kothbrock, Ander>o on, Kirk, Nichols, elders ;
were appointed committee OF sustentatlon
Tor 1874
The Sunday-scbool reports OF fourteen
-chooln showed 207 teachers, l,GSl scholars,
md 5000 contributions.
The prcsbs terry Of Chesapeake consists OF
twenty-five ministers, one liccn.ialc, and
twenty churches. The next meeting will
take place III April, 1874, at Alexandria, Va.
Governor Vance returned from Rich
Inpnd sick. Is
The State Bank Of New Brunswick, \. j.,
Ir-uncf bll. mes Thursday.
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN 6 co.
Our stock Of goods has just been replenished by
the addition Of $4,000 worth of
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for the fall and winter trade, bought for cash, OF
the latest novelties in imported and domestic fab
RIGS. We are now displaying most attractive as
scrtmcut OF a
CLOAES AND SIIAWLS.
Also. new and beautiful fabrics In
DRESS GOODS
I'm all new and desirable shades.
RACK AND CULURED SILKS,
very rich and cheap.
In black goods our stock il very complete, con-
ststing III part Of
BOM8AZINES, CASHNERFS,
AlPACAS, NOnAIRS,
TAMISE. GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
selected with great care rs 10 good and permanent
black. alSo, choice lot of
CARPETS, RUGS. DRUGGETS, &c, &c.
All of which we offer at the very lowest market
prices. CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN& co.
sc 29-tDel6 -i-s -i-."
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/ rrZZl.En ,jrRr.-Tne Jury summoned to
Try John Malone for the attempted murder
oil james kiugSlDill in open court While the
latter was on trial for his lite in Philadelphia
rendered a verdict of guilty of an a"gra-
waited assault, with intent to do great bodily
harm. with recommendation 10 mercy
Judge FinIc,ter presiding, saying the YER
dict was not in proper form, the jury retired
and brought in verdict of ''guilty with
intent to kill Gnstead Of murder). with a
recommendation to mercy. This being ob-
iectcd to by the court the jury consulted in
ordered to retire and the court adjourned.
The jury rendered their final verdict yester-
day, making it read equity Of assault with
intent to MURDER" followed with the recon-
mendation to mercy.
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CryENnwu.'s-' ---''-'--. =
,.lJsI--ESxl xlz. .
MORE NEW GOODS. n ~
.., .,1,,< NOW orEslse.:. .

nEAUfIFULDIAGoNA Al SERGF,s aid DUTCH
: EsS CLOTHS at SO and Csc! worth abait 81
!hAl Season IL y. goo n Z ftf.ti :.
BEAUTIFUL sATTEEES at 75c.--soid at 81 and
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH PoPLINs very, Z yer,
BEAUTiFUL EMPRESS CLOTHS al soc.-sold
at about III last season; 7.f Il AMI = ,t 49,. J,
BEAUTIFUh CASHMEREs at go and 65c.-sold
BROCADEs, CHEAP PopLINs, and CoLoRED
ALPACAS at rs and 30c-sod before at 5Oc- !;
Also, CA MEL y HAIR and HEAVY TWILbS for
Rcdlng0tes and suttH; eurl ~
A fun stock OF MOURNING and SECOND
q MOURNING GOODS:.
Opera Cloths, F1annels, and pretty goods for In
yfSnts' and misses Cloaks; Cassmeres, Elan
nels, ana Underwear Blankets, Quilts, etc,
oc 81 !. - HUDGIES. GORDON 4 co.
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FISKEN &c CO.,

~ ''...i" 5l9 BROAD STREET,
are selling OF at very low prices their entire stock
OF -, =. - y :
.r'.,. IMPORTED GOODS. -
LINENS Of all kinds from 40c. per yard up; =. !
DAMASk of all kinds from 85cT per yard up; o.. +.
HANDkERCHIEFs OF all kinds from 81 per do
zen up:
TOW ELS Of all kinds from 81 per dozen up;
LADIES' and CIIlLBRES'S USDERCLOTH-
/ j.. .r..t ING A SPECIALITY: $50 =. B,
and altogether superior 10 any similar goods offered
In this market.
! Every gentleman should secure some of our .'
I IMPORTED ALL-LISEN SHIRTS .
at $40 per half oZen got up specially for this
lnaret and In make and material superior to any
thing ever offered here. 'f.s-. 80 = - " -
Our stock Is very large. but what with sales in
New York. st. Louis, Washington, and Richmond
twin soon dissolve so friends and the public
will please make their selections US soon as conSe
nient. oc 29-lm &
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AMUSENENTS.
THEATRE.
Mr.. JAMES ?. COWAHD1S

Mr.. JAMES P. COWAHDIS
will deliver his new sketches entitled
"CATAWBA'S PEREGR1SATloSS AROUND
THE WORLD" IT,.
being for the most part hasty and to some extent
review of his travels In Southern Europe.
Egypt, Arabia, Zanzibar taflica), seychelles lisie
of the Seal, Ceylon East India, China dapan' ana
Henrico County, on
EVENING, NOVEMBER. II, 1873,
at O'CLOCK.
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DEATH OF LAURA KEESE.-Ne,o York, No
yember 6.-Laura Keene, the ~ell-known
actress, died in New Jersey to-day at an ADJ
yanceu age. ... ..-s,<. fes
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tDIZZINpS, S07 Broad street, is the place
I IN buy your supplies of Confecnoneries, Fruits,
Sc Onr uneouniied establishment In point or
beauty, Size, cleanliness, aud low prices Is always
ouen TO supply the wants OF our friends with pure
Fresh! (OSFEt.TIoyERIE lcE-CREAM, JELLY,
FANCY CAKES and CANDIES, MANUFACTURED thliy'
IN IN a. PIZZIHI, JR-.
~ aaJs SO7 Broad street.
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Rev. DR.. James A. Duncan preached at
CourtStreet church last night. He, with
Rev. r. n. Sledd, Rev w. w. Bennett, Rev.
Alexander G. Brown, and others, arrived
Yesterday evening to be present at the tune-
raj ceremonies of Bishop Early to-day.
Other ministers Of the same Church are eX-
pected this morning. Lyachburg Tar9an,an,
IN
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lST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
~; ,s,A,T TIE RICHMOND. fPOsT-oFFICE SOvEsI-
fersons calling for letters In this Hist will please
SAY Adyertisad" If not called for Iii fouf wceks
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OFFICE OF THE WEST poITT LAND CoMrAEY,l
November 8, 1875

W NtoN vs. November s. 1879
trg,UE STOCKHOLDERS Or THE WEST
! 1 pOISTLANuCuMPaS NY are hereby notified
,h,; the next ANNUAL MEETING OF the stock
holders OF the said company Will be held Mt "esl
Point, in the county Of King william, on ut
month NovcmbcrI, being the l 9th Instant Aiull
meeting OF the stockholders 10 person ; desired.
. Secretary of the West Point Land Company.
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k1cItToso. Va. :. ectoSsr ae. i87G ~

OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON ROUTE, !.
/ RICHMOND. Va, october 36. 167G
THE TRAINS ON THIS HOUTE
Il run as follows: T...'Ei 'r'i& ~ ~ 5StoJ 81.
The NAIL TRAINS leave Richmond Il 6,OsA-.
81. and 7. d.; arrive at Petersburg at GIT A. NJ
and 500 T. NJ; arrive ae Weldon st $50 "A. II. and
FkEiGHT TRAINS, with - passenger oo.et1 at-
and p; NJ; and returning leave Petersburg at g.
Il IR r; Tu akIL TRAINS leave we,aou a.
$50 a. n: and 4:15 r. n. land leave Petersburg ss
12:lO P. III. and 1865 u. 81. ~. r-t e. -.
: ACCOMMODATIONS TEAMS leave Petersburg
daily ut 8 A. 81. and Richmoid at 1880 Pm.
Passengers from Norfolk Will connect With the
train leaving Petersburg az 12!10 r. NJ, and those
for Norfolk will leave r chulona on the 1880 r.
The SUNDAY EXCTKs1OS TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places ut g.
The Freight trains VIM not run 81, SUNDAYS,
and the 100 r. NJ Mall Train will not leave Peters
burg on StlNDAIS, and the 500, AN. Tra5Awin
not ie;yc Richmopd on MONDAYS. ..s $500
The NAIL TRAINS win not stop between Rich
Ipond ani Petersburg except ut Manchester and
Chester.
Passengers from Glover fiill will leave at 7 A.
NJ. and Returning leave Richmond at2'P NJ. daily
Except >undaysl.1 .,a.cla,1y -, -
Passengers viii take their meals 4. Jarratts Ho--
tel, and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
The Washington street depot. - = 40 ~ 80 ..
FULL. MANS PALACE, SLEEPING-CARS arc
attached 10 all the Night Mali Trains.
-. .'.t.s-. .-t THOMAS II. WYNNE,
.oc ~ General Manager-.--
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u u
ocl3 General Ticket aud Freight Agent, q

NHEsAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
" RoAD.-on aud rer'october 20, 1873, the
passenger trains wy ME F1n y ,4R!n"':
! MAIL TRhIN.--Ecaves Ficblnond SEQ a. a.
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with W., o.,
VA VI. Il &. ;. railroad 1t Gordonsylllc ini Ciar-
,O;icsville, and arrives at Hinton nc ~ +: N:
J.. ~ DAILY except SATURDAY, conuectinS ny Lor-
louisville with w. r., Va II. g. ). raiiroad Trains
for I.ynchbrg amt Southwest, aud arrives at uInt-
ington at z. IL. next 'iay. Steamer leaves hGnt-
lngtuu arrival OF the train; and arrives ~ jim
cinnal az O'Clock next morning.
Tins train stops between nlchmond ana White
Sulphur only at junction Gorcollsvle, CilI!o.ee7'
willie Srtun;,pn, Goshen, Miilb2ro', ana Coyln$ton
, atCOMMD ATIOS TRaN.-LeaVes kictmond
ut, 4I5 T.. NJ. DAILY except sundays and arrives Az
y u ''''-' '''' EASTWARD. - p .....s -.
! Steamer leaves Cincinnati IL T.. NJ. DALEY ex-
cept Sunday, and arrlyes g, Hqpungt2n al a.
NJ next day connecting win express .r alma
NJ DAILY except Sunfty, ind arrives ut Richnond
ri 400 A. NJ next day, connaenng WIN ss H
going south and with James River steamet tot Nof.
folk This train stops between Hnlte Suipnu1r 4pu
Richmoud only at Junction, 'Gordonsyine, C Tr
lottesvile, Stanton, Goshen, his1ooro'' anu Wv
'n HalL T1RAIs-leaves Hinton al O'Clock AN.
DAILY except Sundays connecting With 4 O.sa.-
n G. s. railroad Il Charlotteayils and Gordons-
VILE and s5fYss + Gordons
mt GordonsYiIs with ", c., Va, ~ G. y. rdlroaa
train from LEchlirg aud Southwest ana ar1soS at
| Richmond at 9:S0iA- NJ ~" tG1.Ea -
| office. on Broad near Seventeenth street
49,. A. f. PERRY, General snperfhteaae1TE, .teS
| EDGAa VLlEr, General Passenger ana !i -
Agent .....4i .,.,:I..l - -
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CONTEMPORARIES.

I 4 TMORE'S MINCE-MEAT, THE BEST
N IN THE, WOkLD.-The most delicious ana
nutritious article for pies; ready for lneshaS use
renn red In The incest manner and only OF the very
hest ingredients We defy competition in quality
Packed in tubs of SO, 81 and 3 pounds, ana , IN
averaying ais and $50 pounds; also, In glass jars,
and and pound tin cans; Trade sugp,ied =. fac-
tory prices boelo, -: % S}ai,, a ra,t
( nr Ok t-LT lRtlt-nahf
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FURNITURE.

1.REAT REDUCTION IN FUR-M
" STTURE.-I have on hand large stoc1 IN
TATiON. aud PAINTED SUITS and the lovef
grades Of FURNITURE. ! offer the above Cor Tor
,xom,d d6 web 10 examine my stock and c0mpare
prices. E ,sn..,'a.stre..t
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How the News Of the Election OF
hcnipcr was Received ut Hampton
Siduey-The Students Euthusiastic.
~ .,JuacuCc OF the Richmond Dispa;9h.l
SIn,.r.x: l,a1
d. HINGE ELEARD COUNTY, A.,
November 6, 1878.

November 6, 1873.
Tie news that Kemper was certainly
t,.ctrd sra7 received here to-day. Tonight
bontirrS were kindied and the students OF
the college ~, raG,se called on their preSl-
dent Rev J. z. NJ. Atkinson, who made an
c.1qU"nt sddre-s. They also had speech
from Or. smith, Of the Theological Semi
nary. They then called for some Of the
Theological students, and were addressed by
E">-:,. j. l.. Currie, a. j. Morrison, Isaac
Scott, John Is. Morton, and j. 4. Wallace.
Colonel Del. Kemper. q 1ir,t cousin OF the
Governors, is Professor of Mathematics in
mi, i..ti,rfion. y. ii. ID.
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Tickets SO cents. Seats reserved lwitnout eA'r"
charre) at WEST, JOHNSTON Co.'S bookstore.
S-2t
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TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
81 BLANKETS reduced to So.
Sc BLANKETS reduced to S..
SIS SHAWLS reduced to ga.

an,l all other goods Ia proportion. My stock OF
DRY GOODS IS now complete comprises some
Of the lutest novelties and most heauh full designs
NLTsCA at SOC, and WHITE WOOL FLANNEL
ut 25c at CHARLES HUIZLER'S w.
new store, No. Gil Broad street,
,Oc IS between SIKH and seventh
sl'g'HE EXCITEMENT Is ALL OVER
4 bu, great bargains are still selling 1t JULIUS
STI.E'S, il5 Broad street. lie offers the follow
BLAcK Ciros-GRA1S SILKS at SO 25 worth SO;
GoLoNEp SILKS at ?5e.: s.; s1;S o,;2'
SATTEESS, CAMEL HAIR, -.-t .-
IMPRESS CLOTHS, DIAGo%ALS- ~-----.-.-----
Moss CoLOEs, ALpACAs. and SILK PoPLISs'
BLACK GOODS. ..-
,CASHNEREs, SATTEESS,
EMTEESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN EErs, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS.
MOUSSELAINES AMI CRAZE CLOTHS:
A full line of SLACK ALrACAS from 25c TO sI22;
WHITE AND CoLOKED FLASSELS from csc. to II
RLAlS AND PLAID OPERA Ell Fk FL; .r' .c.'
WELSH AND S.'AA bnA saRfHEtS'
BED BLANKETS from II to $50;
COLORED BLANKETS. COMFOKTERS, and QUILTS.
CASSIMtRES.
In these goods we have full assortment from 75c.
10 30 yard.
SIIAwI.S AID CLOAKS, new styles:
BALMoEA. and BoTLEyARprG; SkIHT >rs
in CAMbRIC EDG1SGS, REAL AND FALES'
CIESSEs LACES. all prices;
KIp GIOv ES--our own impOrtation-Sl TO ~;
GENTLEMES's aud LADIES UNDERWEAR u fuii
BLEACHEp AND BROWN CoTToNs. ,
My stock is complete In every, departmcnt, ana
offer specia! inducementsto all in want of such
Elf Ell ~ JCLiuS SYCLE.
4l5 Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth
Statesmen: j. j. Turner, W. u. Powers, John
n. Gary, George Z. Bagby, L. j. Stern.
1S.tJan1
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MAcHINISTS AND BLACh>MlTIS'
WI Union NO q OF Observation-Disclosures |
You are requested! /" attend regular meeting OF
this T-pi0n THIS Saturday EVENING. IN kup- |
rc.l'S Hail. AT ~ O'Clock The prescn"" Of ever:
iurlnbnr j. desired NJ. L. JOYCE,
~, Src,pi.srv.
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-. RICHMOND, November 3, 1873
A NNUAL MEETING.-Th The annual meet
E.nLarick shurr and Potomac Railroad Colnpah!
win he held at the office Of the company In Rtrh-
rnond ON WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF Noreln-
'1 no 4.ti ~ j. Is. WINSTON. Secretary.
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EIClINONp AND FETENsBURG "AliNOAD IO.,7 :
IEEASUETR'S OFFICE,
RICHMOND, VA. November i, 1873. q
HQTICE.-Thc annual meeting Of The
~ stockholders Of this company will he held at
Tho nrir" of me company corner OF Byrlaul Eighth
streets, on TUESDAY the 18TH instant, III II
o'clock 81.
he books Of transfer will hc closed from and
.firr ,hc OH Instant until the day of meeting.
". ~. YafRINt;Tt,E,
mn It'd Tire sllrcr.
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RICHMOND AND DASSILLE RAILRoAD,)
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND. VA. October IL, 1873. }
6NHANGE OF SCIIEDULE.-Afte the
~ 12ih instant trains OH this road will run daily
GOING WEST. ....,. .!
SOUTHERN FyPREsS leaves Richmond at 8 A.
NJ, leaves panyil. at 12:4S p. ~, leaves Green's
ttpro' 4, $50 =. NJ. arrives at AIRLINE Junction
1T 3 +. NJ. arrives at Charlotte at Sl5 T. 81.
. THROUGH MAIL leaves Richmond ut 1928 Z. H.,
leaves Danvie t Oh Z. VI leaves Greensboro at
1920 A. NJ: arrives Mt Charlotte at 4:35 AM. .u
iLYSCHBURG PASSENGER leaves Richmond at
9:42 A. NJ, leaves Burkcvie nj ! 20 P. NJ; ar
rivesa at Lynchburg at 4:40 Z. NJ. '"'- 80
GOING EAST. '--'f' 70.
, NEW ORLEANS AND NEW i0RE ExPRESS
leaves Charlotte at $40 A: H., leaves Airline
Junction at $50, 4. NJ, leaves Greensboro at
I2:45 2. NJ, leaves Danvtlle ut SAG r, H.; ar
rives ut Richmond ut 10:lf z. b.. r. 49, -
THROUGH MAIL leaves Charlotte at 10 P. H.,
leaves Greensboro ut $50 A. b., leaves Danville
at 500 A. ~, leaves Hurkevile at 1885 A. II.
arrives In Richmond at 2:17 F.. II.
,LYNCHBURG ACCoMMoDATroS leaves Lynch
burg at IL 2. NJ. leaves Rurkevllfe'at $50 4. 81.
arrives at Richmond ut S:44 A. NJ. = K. -. t,.
The New Orleans and New York Express stops
for passengers 1T all regular stations between
Greensboro and Burkeville, but Will not stop east
OF Burkevle.
Through tickets sold to all points south and west,
and baggage checked through. "a
IT NJ. R. TALCOTT.
oc IA Engineer and superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

RICHMOND. November s, 1878.
4 SEslI-MONTHLYM MEETING OF THE
N CAPITAL. RUILhIEG FUNn ASS0CiA-
TlnN will lie held on MONDAY EvENlSG the
l llh instant. on Tenth street. southern Mutuii
M Or j. e. Hull. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

NOTICE.-A meeting of the Richmond
~ Directors of the CAROLINA LIFE lNSU-
RANCE COMPANY will be held IL the office of the
company (Slplier's buidng) No. Tenth street,
THIS AFTERNOON 1T O'Clock.
General JoII& Is. GORDON, the representative OF
the Southern Life Insurance Company, in which
company the "Carolina Life has reiisured, VIII
be pirscul \ full attendance Is desired: ,
~ G. +. SNODGRAsS,
no SILT Secretary OIL the Board.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

UP DAY MAIL leaves Byrd-street station at
2:4OP.M. -...
UP NIGHT MAIL leaves Byrd-street station ct
! O:3 o 7. NJ. Except on Sundsys) -
: UP ACCOMMODATION leuves Broaa-street sta
ti.n Mt T. M. Except Sundays.)
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives ut Byrd-street sta-
ton at 1870 L. NJ.
DOWN NIGHT NAIL arrives ut Byrd.street sta
ton Mt 4:50 A. n. texcept on MondaysJ 1911.
Broad-strcet station ut S:37 A. III. Except ON sup-
days.) !. Z.
! FREIGnT TRAINS leave Broad-strcet station
on MONDAYS Wednesdays, aud Fridays at 1875
a. NJ, connecting at Quantic0 with the Alexandria
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrive
AT Broad-strcct STALLION OIL Tuesdays, Thursdays ana
Saturdays at u r. ID. j. =! E,..2
by order of General Superintendent.
j. B.GENTRY,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08

A CARD.-The PHOTOGRAPH GAL
u ,E,I.y opposite the post-otiice bti"g no longer
4c.rn,id nv " Ii. H. Frayser he respectfully asks
his former patrons ana The nne WHO S W. ui f
ciasa d t,ro,d street with ali The latest ana APP
uiroVei apraraus. and Will make every s'n"s h'n''
self Respectfully, ~ , y rp.ysFp
no 4 e0d3l* WV IL IVA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-08
MEETINGS.

CRYSTAL TEMPLE OF HONOR AND
" TEMPERANCE, No. 3.-RRoTIIEEs, =
regular meeting of your Temple will be IT
held THIS Saturday EVENING at 1880 tlN
O'Clock. go ri
brothers Of sister temples are cordially rl3M
Invited 10 meet with us. 1870 60
JANESP OLIVER, W. r. NJ S&22-2t
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