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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03
The Last pay.

This Is the last day before the election,
auG not minute OF, the brief aud precious
time should be lost. Everything should De
done that T. necessary for the protection o.
the polls againssfsauds. and for bringing out
the entire Conservative vote.
The welfare Of this city is at stake. Every
man who has dollars worth Of property,
every nun who he's any pursuit by which
he earns a subsistence, should feel that 1t is
a vital matter to him that the government
Should be entrusted to the intelligent and
responsible part Of the community. Can
property stand against the misgovernment
OF Incompetence! ...... !
Can prosperity be maintained under alarm
and apprehension excited by bad govern.
mcn,, by government directed by men that
are not only incompetent. but accessible to
the temptations of corruption and bribery
How can the property-holder tolerate for a
moment the idea Of such q government; how
can the man who depends for subsistence
upon employ tnent ia the trades and manu-
features Of the city fail to exert all bis power
to keep the Government in the hands. %
those whose intelligence, honesty, and deep
interest in the State give assurance that they
will maintain the public confidence and the
public prosrcrity5
For himself, for his family, for his State,
every voter should consider it fatal to sur
render the Government to the incompetents,
ant should leave nothing undone to prevent
that sad fite.
Then 20 10 the polls-urge your friends to
.o-lct each man discharge his duty tomor-
row, and the State will not only be safe, but
her peace and security be assured for years
10 come.
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

ssrTHE EXCITEMENT Is ALL OVER"
Il but great bargains are still selling ut Y LII
Styles, AIS Broad street. He offers the follow
ing goods: .,
BLACK GRosGPAIN SILKS at - 25 worth go;
BLACK SILKS al 81 90. II. 70. 50:
CoLoRED SILKS at TJc.. 81, 81 so, -.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTEESS, CAMEL'S HAIR,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, bIAGONALS,
Moss (;OLOR., ALrACAS. and SILK PorLTS.,
BLACK GOODS.
CAsIIS EREs, SATTEESS,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIANS CLOTHS,
NOrssELAISES amt GRAPE CLOTHS:
A full line OF BLACK ALPACAs from 25c. to SID :
WHITE AND COLORED FLANNELS from zoe. 10 81 !;
PLAIN Any PLAID OPERA FLASSELs;
Il ELsu AND SHAKER FLASSELS.
BLANKETS
BED BLANKETS from ~ to $50:
CULORED BLANKETS, COMF0RTERS, ana QUILTS.
CASSIMtRES.
In taese goods we have full assortment from roc.
10 So ayard.
SHAyyLs aGd CLOAKS, new ST. les:
BALMoR AL aud BOULEVARD SKIRTS:
SPECIAL INDUCE Mt$TS
In CAMBRIC EDGISGS, REAL AND fALES-
CIESSEs LACFS all prices:
KID Gil on ES-our own Importati"n-S1 10 81
CENT? ENES'S aud LADIES UNDERWEAR, u fui
lire;
BLEACnsp .ySp BROWN CoTToSs.
My stock Is complete In every department., ana
I offer special Inducements TO all in want of such
goods, 10 5e convinced, come and see for your
self. JtLlUS ~ ~.
-, 4l5 Broad street, between Fourth aud Fifth.
y. ear. y,eoyge T.. BI.by, l.. j. Stern.
I rIau1
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MAYORS OFFICE, November ]. 1877

MAYORS OFFICE. November !, 1873.
ELECTION NOrICE.-An act of As.
IL sembly approved May II, 1870, provides that
all BAR-nOOMS, AALOOES, and OTHER places for
the sale Of ISTOXlCArlS't LtQUOhS In coun.
ty or corporation where an election Is held, BALL
BE CLOSED from sunset on the day previous to
the election to sunrise on the day following the
election; and publishes BY ,ine aud Imprisonment
the violation Of this provision. :,
respectfully call the attention Of my fellow-ct'-
zens to this law aud Invoke their assistance In
lug It's Oh el vance. The great majority of the dis
orders which accompany elections grow ont Of in
temperance, and In the interest OF peace. public
order, and honest election, trust this law Will
Ike faithfully carried out.
The police are hereby specially charged to report
every instance Of LIS violation, and In the event OF
refusal delay In complying with the statute they
will once report the case to me or TO the Chief.
us may be most convenient. ~ '..J
They are hereby also specially charged to sup.
press every attempt at violence by the prompt ar
rest and conveyance to the staion-house OF any
party attempting breach Of the peace or violation
OF the election laws, particularly In the vicinity Of
n voting ureciuct. A. NJ. KELLEY,
M 9.9f .'f Mayor.
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TIE BANKRUPT Law DooxED.-The Wash

The BANKRUPT Law DookED.--The WASH
ington correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun,
speaking Of the views Of the congressman
who are already at the capital, says that
upon one point there seems to be cons!dera-
BILE unaninity Of opinion, and that is that
there must be at least some modification of
the bankrupt law, If not it's absolute repeal.
AS the law now stands the largest house
could, II temporarily embarrassed, be forced
into bankruptcy by the smallest creditor. In
such times as these the staunchest houses
have their moments of weakness, and 1t
should not be In the power of those to whom
they may owe but q trife to deprive them of
the opportunity to recover.
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Come Bustle, Bustle :"

Tomorrow is the DAY big with the fate Of
Virginia. We either deliver her from q
dreadful peril or subject her to the worst
consequences Of bad government and barba.
RAN supremacy. We will have either res
cue or surrender. Who will forfeit every
thing by inglorious apathy and fear in the
very hour of victory, when promise and
hope are full Of inspiration! So "bustle,
hustle "-be ready for the action, aud let the
watchword be "Virginia-To the rescued"
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MT PRATT,S ASTRAL OIL.

IS5 w AV Kt-f11 VrT7'
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorless Always uni
FORM Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. Burns
in any lamp without danger Of exploding or taking
ire Manufactured expressly 10 dsplace the use o
volatile and dangerous oils. It's safety under every
possible test and it. perfect burning qualities, arc
nroved bv jts continued Use in over 100000 faml
lies Millions of gallons have been Sold and no ac-
cIdept-drcclly or ndrccty-has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handngit.
The insurance companies and tire com N lsSi3ners
throughout the country recommend the a. kAL
., the nest safeguard when lamps are USED. send
for circular. .u ,,,, -,
wholesale by the proprielors, I H.,t fhNAi
4 Co. / OS Fulton street, New ork.
oc 7-dSYGm
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RICHMOND AND bASyILLE kAILROiD,)
OFFICE ENGINEER and SUPERINTENDENT.
RICHMOND. VA, October /, 1873.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-After the
~ 12th instant trains on this road will run daily
as follows:
GOING WEST.
SOUTHERN FXPRESs leaves Richmond 1T 5 A.
NJ, leaves Danvl!e Al l2:4S u. ~, leaves Greens
Uoro' al $3.50 p. NJ arrives at iir-l Inc Junction
at 8 ". d.. arrives at Charlotte at S:I5 J.. IL.
, THROUGH MAI. leave Richn nj ~ ;2S r. H..
leaves Danville 1918 =. leaves Greensboro at
1920 A. NJ; arrive, 1T Charlotte at 4:35 NJ.
LYSCHBURG PASSENGER leaves richmond at
9:42 4. NJ. leaves Burk"villc AZ l:20 L. NJ; ar
riyesat Lynchburk NJ 4:i0 p. VI.
GOING EAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW. ionE EyPREss
leaves Charlotte ut S:15 4. 81. iunces Airline
junction at $50 A. ~, leaves Greensboro at
1916 I. d., leaves f,anvllle a, 3:l2 L. ~; ar
riyes at Richrond at 0:17P NJ.
TIIRoUGIf MIL leavrs Charlotte ut 10 T. NJ,
leaves Greensboro AZ $50 q. 81, leaves Danyiile
al o:2O A. 81, leaves RnrkeyiIIa 1t ll:35 \. VI.
arrives In Richmond at 2:l7 =. n.
LYNCIiBCRG ACEOMMODATIlS le1vcs Lynch
burg at II +. W.. leircs Rurhcville 1t $50 A. NJ. ;
arrives ut Richmond at S:44 A. N.
The New Orleans and New York Express stops
for PASSENGERS 1t all regular stations between
Greensboro and Burkcvi!e, but will not stop east
Of BurkcTille.
Through tickets sold TO all points south and west.
and baggage checked through.
4. n. X. TALCOTT,
oc * Engineer and Superintendent.
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~ MORE NEW GOODS
NOW OPENING.

pEAI-'rIFJ,L DIAGONAL SER GES and DUTCH
ESS CLOTHS at so and Csc. worth about II
last season: :.
BEAUTlFUt. SATTEENS at 75c.-sod nj II and
1926 last season:
BE.UTItCL FRENCH POPLINS very, ver5
: cheap:
! ut about ~ las: season: :,
BEAUTIFUL CASMMEkES at 90 and 6oc.-sold
BRUCADES, CHEAP POPLINS. and COLORFD
] ALPAGAS at % and 3Oc--so, before at SOC
Also CAMEl.'S IlAIR and HEAVY TNlLLS for
. Kedlngotes and suits: ~
A f,i stock OF MOURNING and SECOND
7 MOURNING GOODS:
Opera Cloths, FGnnels, and pretty goods for IN
fants' and misses Cloaks: Cassimrres, Flan-
neis, and Underwear: Blankets, Quilts, etc,
oc 27 HUDGINS, GORDON & co.
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sprrgAH NATs1,Es

@FOR NOVEMBER.-MoRE NEW
AND ELEGANT CLOAKs, sACQUEs, REDIF-
GOTEs, sHaWLS, AND DRESS GOODS FOR
WINTER SALE6.-T. X. PRICE Sc co. are open
ing great variety Of new and elegant goods: ,.is
LATEST STYLE EMBROIDERED DoLAAS CLoAKs
ENGLISH JAexETs, plain and embroidered;
ENGLISH JACKETS, blue, fancy, and new; I
Great display Of NECK RurrLINGs; ..l..:..l
LACE CoILARErTEs and VEsTS-yery rare;
VELVET CoLLAHETTEs, ribbon ends; ...s.
DRESS GOODS In great variety at wonderfully low
rates, such as vELoURs, PoPLtN sUITISGs,
SAriNs, REPS, OTToMASs, EMPRESS, CAsiELs'-
HAIR PoPLIys, &C., &C., at 25, 80, 80, Ace. TO
81 per yard;
sHAwLs, HOSIERY, GLOVES; .'.'.@t
LADIES' SHIRTS and DRAWERS; "' ,' ~
MISSES and BOYS SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
CAssIMERES In great variety, &c. ~ oc 80
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BLACK SILK YELVETS ut SOU,
SO, $3.50, and "A per yard;
coJ oR.D SILK vELyETs for trimming and
bonnets:
RACK and CoLORED vELVETEEN In all
qualities;
vELLOURS In colored and black:
TRIMMING SILKS. SILK PLUSH,
VELVET and SILK BUTTONS,
JET, GILT, and UXYDIZED BUTTONS:
BUTTON MOCLDS all sizes, from tre-cent piece
up to Il buttcr-pl.tc;
BLACK WATERED sAsH-RIBB0N 81 and 1926
per yard worth 81 % and :1.75;
COLORED SASH RIBBONS very cheap;
BLACK and CoLoRED LEATHER BELTS in all
qualities;
EECk-HANDkER and SCARFS in great
variety and at extraordinary bargains, and hun
dreds Of other articles TO be sold at extremely
low prices. LEVY BROTHERS,
mol 1919 and 1919 Main street.
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CARD FROM Tile MANAGEMENT OF FRANK
RIVERS'S VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUsE,
giving few Of the reasons why ladies prefer CO.
ing TO the varied and sensational entertainments
about to be inaugurated at this house:
The popularity of varied sensation entertainment
is rapidly increasing in all the large cities in the
United States. The idea was no doubt generated
from the concert and variety halls, but of late years
rs been made study by various enterprlsing the
atrlcal managers, who have introduced to III the
very best artists in every line Of art, and made
variety truly the spice Of musical and theatrical
life.
1t took years, however and the right man, to
make this style OF entertainment popular with the
masses. It had long been considered enter
tainmeut only tit for men.
Mr.. FRANK RIVERS
was the first man to come TO the front and -trug-
gle against this sentiment.
II is always easy to cater to the vulgar, but Mr.
Rivers determined TO provide an entertainment
to which no man reed fear to take his wife or
daughter and one which should embrace
EVERY CLASS OF TALENT. ...
He has succeeded: and to-day the Howard Athe-
npum of Boston, Theatre Comique, Metropolitan
and Tony Pastors of New York, American aud
Olympic Of Philadelphia, Academy OF Music Oh
New Orleans, Globe and Frank Aikcn's Theatres
of Chicago. Ben De Bars aud Theatre CoM4que
of St. Louis, Alhambra and McGulre's Opera
House OF San Francisco, with host OF Others
are the best paying houses In America. IhcF
are always crowded, and with as select anu hign-
toned audiences as can be found In any theatre
In the cities named.
The performance has many things to recon-
mend 1t: .. ..
First. 1t Is varied in character. !
Second. There are no waits, and the curtain
once up does not fall until the close of the per-
torrance; owing to this, there Is no going out
between the acts, and ladies lose not their COM
panions, as they do IN other places of amuse-
ment,
1t is fact worthy of mention that there Is not
liquor store or drinking-saloon upon the block
containing the Opera-House.
The company al the Opera-Ho,se win at all
times be first class In every respect. embracing
as it will the creme de la creme Of novelty, the
best comedians in this country, operatic and
ballad singers, serio comic vocansts, premier dam
GERS, pantomimists, and gymnasts that are une-
qualed.
We would most respectfully solicit the citizens
of Richmond and the strangers visiting the city
TO visit the Opera-House, assuring them that the
entertainment Is purely family .one; nothing
but pleasantly will greet the ear or eye while iu-
nocent amusement, fun. aud folly, will be found
In sutIlcleHt quantity TO please old and young.
VIII open on MONDAY EVENING, November
80, 1873, for the season.
bIatIuees for families and children WEDNES-
DAY and SATURDAY AFTERNOONS at 2
o'clock.
Respectfully. RIVERS & sOMERBY,
no l-2t see. T. + Lessees and Managers.
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H BARGAINS IN ALPACAS, &c.
T. K. PRICE & CO. have just received another lot
of those cheap ALPACAS and MOHAIRs from So
to Toe, best goods.
BLANKETS, FLANNELS, PRINTS;
BLACK Ros-GRAIN SILKS, very cheap;
VELYETEENs, MOURNING GOODS:
BOULEVARD SKIRTS, MEMS SHIRTS, &C.
Oc 80 .....
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~rr.Axgr0T.rrssz

SPEC.f1RHepI1IFysss.. 49, ---sg-. &c
NE LEVY BROTHERS VILE OFFER 'EsRH
on MONDAY, November Sd, 1878 ISL I
NEW YORK MILLS CoTTON at 1ec. per yard;
wAMsUTTA CorToG at1sc. perysrd; &sz
-DAYoE COTTON at TIC. per yard; --------
FRUIT OF THE LOOM Mt one shilling per yard;
wALTHAM, PiLLoW-cAsE COTTON at one
- shilling Der yard
Full yard-wide BLEACHED COTTON at oc.' re-
duced from 12ac,; g........ ....... 81. -.
Yard-wide UNBLgAcHED COTTON at 1oc., per
yard; .aa 5,.g'.
UTICA 1914 BEEAcHED sHEETiNG ut zoe.
per yard; @..42 9si!H:E@<ss'f> Eft' u.
FULL-wIDTH uNBUEAcHED sHEEuNG at
30c. per yard; "..' - ss.t...,'.' y
Fr1L-wIDTH BLEACHED sHEETING at Soc
per yard; ,l.s ,sE
LISEN-FISIsH COTTON DIAPER at IL 20 Tor
piece of yards worth sl.76;
WIDE CHECKED MUSLIN suitable for aprons.
dressing -saaues, aud wrappers, ut soc. worth
soc. per yard !; l.......
BEST TYCOON REPs at csc. per yard reduced
from Soc; ..-..... ....s .o1 / ,..., .&.#.
EXTRA LARGE HUCKABACK TOWELS at %
per dozen reduced from "a;
Excellent FAST-COLORED CALICOES at S!5c.
per yard;
Largc.size ExTRA-HEAvY COMFoRTABLEs
1880, which Is less than the calico ana cot
ton batting can be purchased for to MAKE tnem
HEAVY GRAY BLANKETS at $3.50, 49, aud
50 so per pair;
WHITE BED BLANKETS from - to 800 per
pair; .
pEn1SGoTEs reduced from 81 to al2 and from
SIS to $40; r ...
STRIPED sHAWLS at greatly reduced prices p.
BLACK and WIITE-CHECKED sou Ar Z
SHAwLS at 81 .50-reduced from 81;
BL ACK and WHITE-CHECKED LONG or Doc-
BILE SHAHLs at *3-rcduced from "a;
DOJBLE-TWIsT LONG or DOUBLE-sHAWLs
S3-rcduced from 81;
IryErEACHED CANTON FLANNEL at one
shilling per yard-reduced from zoe.
Thousands of other articles to be sold ut great oa-
o,ir., At LEVY BROTHERS,
1O17and 1919 Main street.
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ma TO THE PUBLIC.

beg to inform You that have openf1i LADIES'
and GESILEMES'S RESTAURANT In COnnec-
tion with my Confectionery establishment, ut No;
lIO5 Main street. Open daily from A. III. to
z. NJ.
Il IL my Intention to make this what Richmond
bus long needed, u frSt-class Restaurant In every
THE BILL OF FARE
includes every dish that epic,irean taste may
desire which will he served in the best manner
and ut moderate prices. ~
oc 3-91n nearly opposite the Post Office.
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DRY GOODS.

A FISkEN l. CO.,
IA. 90 BROAD STREET,
arc selling off at very low prices their entire stock
OF
IMPORTED GOODS.
LINENS Of all kinds from 40c. per yard up:
DhMASk of all kinds from Csc per yard up;
HANDkEHi'HIEfS Of all kinds from Il per do
zen up;
LADIES and CHlL3kEN'S CSDERCLOTll-
ING 4 SPEt IALTY.
and altogether superior TO any similar goods offered
in this markrt.
Every gentleman should secure some of our
IMPORTED ALt.-l lNEH SHIRTS
ut $50 per hall-do zen, got up specially for ills
market, and I'm make and material superior to my
thing ever offered here.
tur stock Is very large. but what with sales In
New York. II. Louis. Washington, and richmond
II will soon dissolve: so our friends and the public
will please make their selections rs soon ~ conve-
nieuf DC 29-1m
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON EorrE,,
RICHMOND. VA. Oclnler 2G 1879 Z

OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON EoUrE)
RICHMOND, VA, October 90, 1873. :
THE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
i run az follows:
The MAIL TRAINS le,ve Richmond at sos 4.
81. and 2 p. IL. arrive ut Petersburg ut 6:I7 A. N
and $500 z. ID. arrive At Weldon 1t $50 A. " and
FREIGHT TRAINS. with z pas,eps-,r coach a.
tached leave Richmond for Petersburg at = a. VI,
and P; W., and returning leave Petersburg At 2
RtTUkNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon AZ
$50 A. ": and 4I5 p. n, and leave Peter,!Jlry 81
I2:10 p. hi. and 1856 p VI. ~
ACCOMMODATES TEAMS leave Peter huro
daily ut A. NJ. and Richmond at 1890 r. NJ.
Passengers from Norfolk will coruect with tho
train Leaving PETERSBURG NJ 1910 +. NJ and th0.a
for Norfolk wilt leave r chmonn on the l2:3g p.
d. Accommodation Tram.
The SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places n, 0
A. NJ. aud 5 Z. II.
The Freight Trains Will not run on SUNDAYS,
and the 1880 p. NJ. nai I rain will not leave Peters
burg on SUNDAYS, and the sos A. ". Train viii
net IelvC Richmond on MONDAYS.
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except ~ Manchester and
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Hill wiz leave At A.
NJ, and rctrrnit 9 leave Richmond At = Z. ~ daily
iexcept :uniays).
Passengers viii tnke their meals ut Jarratt- Ho-
tel, and all trains leaving Petersburg will start from
the WashugtOu-Street dcpvt.
PULLMAS'S PALACE SLFFPlNG-CARS arc
attached TO al the Night Nail Trains.
THOMAS II. WYNSE,
&C 81 General Manager.
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From Mes<rs. WooDuoUsE & PARHAM, the
Richmond agents Of the American publish
ers, we have received the October No. Of
those two princely periodicals the Westm'n-
stcr and the British Quarterly.
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NOTICE.-The taxpayers of aHenrico
IN county are hereby notified that the TAX
BILLS fer Tuckahoe. Fairfield, Brookand, and
ut the freasurers Office, In the county Courthouse
FROM the 10 b 20 the 30ih day Of November, 1873;
after which time they pass, by law Into the hands
& DE; = WILLIAM NJ McGkUDEK,
no 3-.NovS0 County Treasurer,
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CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & 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
rics. Weare now displaying most attractive Ss-
@LoAKS AND sHAWLS. &
Also, new aud beautiful fabrics in
DRESS GOODS
In all new and desirable shades.
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
very rich and cheap.
In black goods ouz stock t. very complete, con-
sIsing In part OF
BOsiBAZ1SES, 0ASHSiERES,
ALPACAS, MCHAIRS,
TAMIsE, GRAPE, 49,
~. nENRiETTA,and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
selected with great care 20 good and permanent
black. Also, a clsDieelotof
, CARPETS, RUGS. DRUG6ETS, &C. &C.
All Of which We otter at the very lowest market
prices. CARDozo, FoURQUREAN s CO.
Sc 29-tDeI6 -
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RICHMOND AND DAsyiLlE RAILROAD CO.,
RICHMOND, October 81, 1873. {
THE NOVEMBER INTEREST ON THE
BONDS OF THE RICHMOND AND BA NJ
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY will be- paid at
and after The lOfH E0vEM.8nR. 1873. BY order
OF the Rnnro or Directors, j. d. BIZ ID, I
no I-3t Treasurer,
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MEETINGS.

or. ALBAN'S ROYAL ARCH SSH,%Y.w
- CHAPTER, No. 33.-The members Of SssZNTeS.
ST. ALBAN'S ROYAL ARCH Cha I -:
TER. No. 80. are requested 10 attend a@'T'HS'S
stated convocIIon of their Chapter al 81. Adams
Hall THIS {Mondayl EVENING. November Sd: 1T
4 O'Clock. All loyal Arch hlaSons In good standing
are frltcr aully invited to attend.
BY orner OF the ~ l.. HIGH PRIEST,
- u. i sG0RS. Secretary.
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\ CARD.-The undersigned would mosl

4 CARD.-The undersigned would most
II respectfully announce to the public generally
that they have purchased the Photographic estab-
ser, and have Thoroughly rehtted the place aud
added many valuable Improvements. Persons de-
string duplicate orders from negatives made by Mr..
Frayser can obtain the n on application.
We make nothing but trst-cinss work, and we re-
spectfulry solicit the patronage Of those desiring
such. NJ. j. POWERS q o.,
1011 Main street, opposite the post-ofice. \
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DEATHS.

Died. in Manchester. Saturday, November /.
1873 EkSESTE GRAHAM, youngest child Of
Rev. William A. and Virginia F.. Campbell; aged
TWO years and two weeks.
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A Coon DEFINITIONS Mayor VAUx, Of
Philadelphia, defines iRadicallsn to be
"torce, corruption, and The negro" -
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Args sE''
s)n1vnss's
Z yhotra 81 HOUSE,
RICHMOND, VA.
.D/iFtI{}T + ~ ION
RIVERS & soMERBY. ................'.L EsskEs.
RUFUS soMERBY. ................... .MAsAaETr.
FRANK RIvERs........-..s TAGE-hANAGEe.
...s.. GRAND oPENING-NIGHT, r.5
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1878.
The following list comprises portion Of the artist
engaged asspcclalties for the t lss
OPENING OF THIS TEMPLE OF NOVELTY +:
MISSES BETTY AND EMILY RIGL, ..#..
:. Miss POLLY DAILY,
MISS FLOR MCDONALD.
LA BELLE BLANCHE.
LING LOOK, Ni
YAMADIyA, .. ..,r-
80. THE AUSTINS- q
.a. CARRIE AND CHARLES,
AUSTIN AND HESS,
PEASLEY AND HUGHES, .......~. g..
HENRY S. PAGE,
FRED LEvANTINE,
JAMES WAMBOLD,
ARTHUR 4. NELSON, s.-
MAX WALHALLA,
MISS KATIE NILES,
ANDY SCOTT,
BILLY BRYANT,
WITH ARTHUR 4. NELSON'S ENTIRE
PANToMIME TROUPE.
JAMES f.. McCANS'S GRAND ORCHESTRA
AND MILITARY BAND.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03

MRS. A. C. TURNKEY desires to
AVE- call atten ton to her various styles COR.
SETS, with andsYtfhons shoulder-straps; Misses
Corsets and French Waists: together with other
useful articles for The ladies. New style B,isILa
sIantly on hand and made to order. second door
from corner Ot Ssyenta and MsiR ssrsets No. aoi !,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03

When white mechanic votes for HUGHES
he endorses HuaHEs's. declaration that the
negro is his superior. s u. .G