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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

PERsoyAL.-llr. Samuel J. Darlington
has returned to the city, and will resume
the duties of his former position ut the IN
change.
Mr., J. Hamrden Chamberlaynr, Of tie
Norfolk Fryiaian, was in the city ycstcr-
day.
Captain u. J. Hill, Of the Baltimore Bay
Line of steamers, and General }. ID. Llilc!,
of Staunton, were in the city yesterday.
The following is Il list Of the arrivals at
the city hotels yesterday
F0rd's HoteL-J. G. Cecil. Pulaski county,
Va: William ii. Fisher, Phoebe. Nevada !;
Mrs. L. A. Fisher, Virginia Miss Howard,
Yorktown, Va; +. NJ. Millard, New York
Green Adams, Lexington; Thomas Is.
Kcoeh. wife, three children, and servant,
Greensboro, y. c.; Dir. and Mrs. \. \.
Mills, Connecticut: Miss J. S. Hardy, Mis-
sissiDpi: S. II. Pierce, Massachusetts; Mas
ter George Bglow, MissisSippl; l.. Pumpll'
rev. Baltimore: \. l.. Reed, Washington, ID.
CD. G. Potts, Petersburg; James \. IL.
HAYNES, Baltimore; II. j. Porterhcld and
lady. Starlnton; J. j. Echols and lady, staun-
ton; It. II. Austin and family, Savannah l..
J. MYERS, Portsmouth James p. Herbert,
New Jersey Miss Cornelia Winder, Hiss
Rosalie Wiudcr, Miss Sue Winder, Miss
Carely Collier, Miss \. Jones, Virginia; W.
D. Toy. Virginia; John j. Neale, K. +.
Moir. Francisco, N. c.; Thomss Martin,
Colesyille: B. A. Nance, Charles City coun-
ty: DR.. William Page, Virginia; Darcy
Paul, Jr., Petersburg d. }. Hill, Virginia !;
E. J. Ranslow and wife, Swanton, VT; W..
F. Carter, Baltimore.
Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.-M.
\. Bradley, StauEton, Va: Z. l.. Higgins,
Chesapeake and Ohio railroad; l.. J. Wood
ward, Charleston, West Va; J. Z. Tindal and
Sister, South Carolina; c. W. Gross, Galti-
more c. G. Perkering, Lowell, Mass; Z. G.
Churchill, Providence; S. kraus, Baltimore !;
A. A. Little, Fredericksburg Ne,cS !; NJ.
Turvang, Washington; L. L. Edmund>, Jr.,
Halifax: Miss Matilda Eilcrs, Miss Lily
Eilers, Wilmington, n. c.; j. G. Hadley,
agent for Davenport Brothers; John Lyon,
wife, and daughter, Petersburg; Mrs. Geo.
Lee and family, George j. Loane and daush-
ter, Baltimore; IL. Shepperson, Newark,
n. j.; j. u. Cavnegie, Baltimore; L. I.
Lorch and wife, Newbern, n. c.; John NJ.
Hiebie, Henrco county; William L. Tabb,
Charleston, West Va; 4. Il. Swepson, city
Miss Thomas, Virginia; j. W. johnson, kcn-
lucky: john Il. Wilson, Sweet Chalyb ybeate
Springs; Mrs. w. L. Cameron, servant, and
two children, Virginia.; Mrs. Ilgrin Fritz,
Massachusetts p. II. Iancey, Halifax;
Miss b. F. Jettre>s. Halifax; John Fl. Bry-
ant, Richmond; William f. Burns, surry
county.
american Hotel II. y. Richardson, S. B.
Mckinney, Farmville; a. r. Frusbee, j. A.
Long, Z. T. Bradsher, W. A. Bradsher,
North Carolina; Jacob c. Schegel, Jeters-
Vile. Va; Miss Ann zimmerman, Belle.
fonte. Pa; J. w. Gurley, Jr, New Orleans;
P. A. Forbes, Buckingham; Mr.. Pay lor, Dr.,
Leesburg, N. c.; R. II. Beverley, Nottoway.
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GEAND jury OF THE HUsrISGs COURT
The following is a list of the special grand
jury of the Hastings Court drawn to
serve for the term comm cncing on Mon
day next: Cadmus {. johnson, Thomas d.
Bcalc, William T. Staples, Moses Ml!llilser,
Asa Snyder, n. ID. Harsroye, Thomas b.
Bigger, jefferson Powers, Robert >. CHRIS
tian. and John II. Rogers.
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CONSERVATIVE CLuD-HoUsE.-Work was
commenced yesterday on the building to be
erected OH the corner Of Franklin and
Twentv-scventh streets for the use Of Mar
shall Ward Conservative Club. 1t is eX-
pectcd that it will be ready for occupation
on the 9th instant, at which time delegates
to the Nominating Convention will be
nhnSnn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

No OTHER MEDICINE ever attained such an ur-
preccdented saie rs HELMBoLD's RUCIu. Its name
and fame. are known everywhere; and It deserves
It's great reputation, for II has undoubted merit. II
Is to cure all dl seses OF the kidneys and
the urinary organs. Beware Of cnunrcrfelts. Gen.
ulne has private proprietary stamp OF II. !. Helm
hold Oh each bottle.
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DEATH OF A PILoT.-We learn by tele-
gram from New York that Mr.. Harry Han
sen, Il pilot Of the Old Dominion Steamship
Line, died in that city yesterday morning.
He has been connected with the company
since It's organization, was one OF its most
experienced pilots, and was held in high
esteem by them for his many high moral
and professional qualifications. His remains
will be taken to Norfolk for intcrment,
where he leaves a family of small children.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

CTORAGE, STORAGE. = We are. pre-:
= pared TO take merchandise generally, such as =.
Salt. Ceinept. Lime, and Other heavy gooss oN ns
doek. near York River Railroad depot. Apply 20 ~
=. e BEAGkWyMEaIL,fl yI, Mai Trustees.
ssse-1y -" office over First National HsIk. o.
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LOST AND REcovERED.-Mrs. W., \. Wy
att went TO market yesterday morning, and
while there dropped her pocket-book, con-
taining $50 in currency besides valuable pa
pers. A little negro girl picked up the pock-
et.book, and after having found out the
owner returned it to her, and received re-
ward.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

TIE NEW POSTAL CARus-very tiselhl lOr pnss
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed on them will pass through the mall for
one cent Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done at THE office
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

READY-MADE CLOTIuNG.-For Il nice st"ch oi
rrady-madc clothing call at the od-c:tabshcd c'r
ncr clothing-housc. No. 1900 Main street, ana cA-
anime the stock of clothing that f.. u. SPENCE "
SoS have lust opened. Call early and often.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

GRAND RALLY.-McCann's First Regiment
band leaves the city this morning to attend
Il grand rally of the Conservatives at Hicks
ford. Greensvile county. 4 number OF
prominent speakers will be on hand.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-0FFIcE OCTOBER g 1S73.-
Little package, addressed to Ryan q kicsetf, !,
Baltimore, Md; Mrs. Caroline Z. Kennedy
care Robert kerse, city; Miss Mamie Ware
59a Marshall street, city; enc, no address. u
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RicG1mond 1ispatrh.

HyTHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
catch Is LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

FALL FLOwERs.-JoliS MORTON, corner Of
Main and Reservoir streets, has the most beautiful
assortment Of fall flowers we have ever seen. For
variety and brilliancY of color they are uncpallcd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

RICHMOND SToCK BoARD.-During the past
ten DAYS the Richmond Stock Board has not
held its usual daily sessions. AS the money
market is now in more settled condition,
there will be meeting of the Board at 1
O'Clock next Monday. --
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DRUGS. MEDICINES. 6e.
m o HY SICI 4 IS.

We invite your attention 70 our FULL SUPPLY OF
Amongst the latest is the SOLID EXTRACT OF
ERGor, soluble ia cold water, and especially app-
cable for hypodermic usc; oLETE OF ATRorIA;
OLEATE OF AcOSIrIA: OLEATES OF MERCURY
and MoRpuIA; COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
RED CINcuoSA, lust ten times the strength Of
Huxham's Tincture; COMPOUND TISCrCRE OF
IPECAC, or "FLUIp BOWERS POWDERS"
MEADE 4 BAKER. Pharmacists,
se27 9I9 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

RgMovAL.-Mr. James l.. Waldrop, the
gentlemanly and accommodating ticket agent
of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, removed
his Office from No. 9l2a Main street to The
southeast corner of Twelfth and Main streets
yesterday, where he is ready, able, and will
ing to serve the patrons of the great cor
pOration whose interests he so well repre-
sents in the Old Dominion. Captain l.. VI.
Hawkins, formerly conductor on the Rich
mond and Danvile railroad, is assistant
agent in the same Office.
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J,.,SEEsvEIspNERHE.S.

DOSSIEUN'S.-Cio to BOSSIEUX'S to
r,y vour sweet things. He Is manufacturing
daily Ibis innritablc stcaul-clarifcd FLINT CAN
DIES: also, soda. butter. water, anu arrow-ruot
CRACKERS; ginger, sugar. novelty CAhrS,
JCMBLE LES. .GINGEh-NUTn. .SPlCED-NUTS, &C,
&c. Makes TOBACCO and CIGARS specially.
Canned oysters, Peaches, Tomatoes. &c. at Balli-
mnrr nrl,Cs I4I2 MAIN STREET,
60 IE COufcciionpr.
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Passing away. passing away.
Each Tooth Wash Of u former day;
SoZopoST gives the c0HD RE grfne,
Good-by to the humbuGs! LET them pass.
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ApJUDGED 4 LUNATIC.--Albert Freeman, 4
one-ar,ned colored man, from Lynchburg,
having been adjudged u lunatic, will be
brought to the Central Lunatic Asylum,
near this city, to-day for treatment.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFICERS
Dckelson Section, No. 7, Cadets of Tempe
rance, have elected the following officers for
three months Matthew Dickinson, worthy
archon; John Fl. Clarke, yicc-archon; Guy
Z. Day. secretary; William J. Scott, assist
ant secretary j. II. Dabney, treasurer; Ed
ward Jones, assistant treasurer; l.. Dirkcr-
sou, Jr., Chaplin John II. Coles, guide; l..
ID. johnson, usher; =. L. Dickson. watch
man John II. Wyatt, assistant watchnlan
Henry Walker, past worthy archon; Robert
B. Evans, L. D.; ". II. L. Combs, worthy
Guy, third patron; George L. Meredith, d.
G.. w. A.
A State Grand Section Cadets of Tenn
pcrancc will be instituted OH Wednesday,
next at Fidelity Hall, i'll this city, by X. i.
Smith, Jr., Grand Secretary Cadets of Tenl-
pcrancc of .iaryland, assisted by other
members Of the order. On Thursday night
this popular lecturer will deliver grand
temperance lecture TO the Richmond public.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

To THOSE WHO ARE IN WASTor ADoiL-bAbf'
There cal. be found at the DOLLAR STORE corner
Ninth AID Main streets, the largest and most bcatt-
tifu 1 assortment of dolls in this city
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CLOTHS, CAsSIMEnEs, VEsTISGs AND ENG
I1sII WoRsTED CoATISGS, of all the new siyleo anu
designs, just received by E. p. SPENCE & SON.
merchant taIors, and will be made up to order In
the best style of cut and workmanship at low prices.
Give them call at 1900 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

THE RICHMOND FRAME STORE, next door TO the
Dollar Store, has just received the finest assortment
of chromos that has yet been brought to The city,
and which they are selling at the very lowest prices
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THE III ltoN LEV bNo-
rfisI> for ch' ~ dry sno!~ is on III" increase ne
.a,ary.,r"ts they now cGcr IN FALi.a"d. ." lNlfl'
jt&f GOODS l. >ucA ~ WIZ "n" u '"''' '''e''!
... .,l,,'v,i trade
t.5.>,N Al.rA'As from 25c !" Sl.'o per yarH :
FANCY NuUAlE and rLA!D DRESS GOODS al
- worth &5". per yarc;
TYCOON ltk"> for mIieS an" gentlemen o'cSS-
..., gowns,
sNrEE~> rIurn>. SATTE&NS. ana CASH.
NEEt.> !" nj l.ta''''> ,...,.,..
DIAGONAL TWILL "..1 >f"'f'o'
'i'r..,', y - .',,
HNAiiMA ih''h'
PERSIAN tANtlt~;
'ANtI.N u N''' = "',',,,,,.,.r>.,.
Ell n"i &>"it@,! Mti'N'o'
E''''.'/' y 80, '1'- ,,,,, 90 ,o, yard.
WASH f"tt.t\f Al ''s' ""'''' ~, .,,, ,,or
49, '''N"''\> IAN = ="
\.'5' ,,,...,,u,, ;.,t,,.,i,,..
-, n '": ''.,,,.s.
l''.!,'> >,'1 - n,'",yu,nr sI-I.rs CARRIE,
'Hi"hhhN ""'N" va .,,, ,,.,, ,,,,
"N,r from last year VIII 'e S''' "' '''-''''' '''
r'~''
WAIgEi'E0uf CLOTH, i'll al the ne" silao'''
;'"'H :! - = per G"'' ,,...oo
>!IA"iS !" EF''' variety, al n"ch 'c'o" ''S' s''-
81. 8 I''''0' ..--.,..,. ,,,,,..rr,
HEMP. VENETIAN, iAtf> Il DIS sc Sill -
l\GHAl\. and ttikEf.-lLi 'HHi - :
Ejr>. NAlS' ah" '''--Nh' at 1' ~
-.Ia>: ,.. . ,
HAMBURG tMbh'ibEhEo En"iN"' .'''''
IN>EETi>GS from l2&c. 10 - per !'"-
many stHir>-t'l,'S iHS' ''"'"' WV " -
ular lriccN; ~
LADlE>' LINEN 'pLLAhS al QUO Pef "'"'''
worth 80:
l.A'lt> LINEN ipil.AN9 'r!'hii'e" WIZ, '',c" az
cn.a"- ,deius nt 81 per Go-"n "o''' -'''
"ij,c":
dn~.r. = ru'ar pre-" s2''o:
\rrk E!EHrN~ tor ladies, from 2"c' 10 Sl'-"'
EJFff.l.~ IN t tn" latest styles al very 10" lfi'e''
lttE h<D MUSLIN bAitBhS III @rc'' N''ic's :
LEATHER BELTS Ia AL styles ana 1uth'''s
~.WINH-MA,l!IHto oI!-' '!'o io>' ia" II! '''' i'''
jurn",:lc:
Ih' HlNt Ntti'!'ES' i"r ''' ''''''- S''a
l.chiucs. ~ 40 and 3oc. Tor pap rot len
..r.ul"-:
LADIES EfADf-hA!'E GARMENTS III great
rari":y Hd Al -rc"t bargains:
rllItW-CASEL LACES aiJuc., 11"., ana > per
dozen yards:
,Er' ltt"T EDoiNG AZ lIc. Tor i iHccc ol '"tNc
,ar.l~ worth 81. l"r yard:
iNlIATlrE ENEEDlDFHh E''lN". ""c
fora ,icc. "t twelve yaras. sold crcry where al
Toe lcr ward:
,n'rfn< YARNS, all Numbers from j 10 / =, AT
..., .... = go. ,.ir,. ~ tiy, ,,uuu6,.
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AMr'SEN ENTS.

AWE Nt..W IN ~.
EORTI YEARS
BEFORE THE PUBLIC.
PROFESSOR YOUNG,
THE GREATEST WIZARD OF THE AGE,
assisted by
MADAME YOUNG,
At VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE,
for II short season, commencing
MONDAY. October 9th.
ONE HUNDRED PRESENTS NIGHTLY DIS
TRiBUTED.
Entertainment commences at O'Clock.
Admission. - cents Family ticket, admitting
five persons, "a. 2-3ts
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SrIsET-MCslc.-iou can save twenty-five per
cent. BY purchasing sheet-music ut [. r. JOHN
sroS's, 9ls Main street. Teachers allowed one
third discount. Damaged music almost given away
Musical instruments very cheap.
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rJNHE LADIES OF GRACE EPISCOPAL
L CHURCH. Main street, Will @lnnence their
FAIR on MONDAY, October 8, at ! o'clock A., III
Fourqureuu 4 Co, opposite the post-olce, TO con-
tinuc throughout the week. They viii be prepared
to furnish DINNER and SUPPER every day.
and will have on hand the usual variety of FANCY
ARTICLES. including children's double wrappers,
Infants slips. and dresses for children aprons OF
ali sizes various kinds of sacqucs, undcrclothinG
for ladies and chldrcn, variety of tidics. mats,
and other useful articles. oc 3-F&NEt
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IT WOULD BE TO YOUR INTEREST to go to the
DOLLAR STORE. corner Ninth and Main streets. be-
fore purchasing your fancy goods, as you will save
money by doing so.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

To LOAD FOR Rfo.-The brig Lincoln,
which arrived from Baltimore at the CUSTOM
house Wednesday with Il cargo o: salt, will,
after dischargins, load with flour for Hio de
.Ianairn
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THE DOLLAR STORE has just received the largest
and most beautiful assortmenis OF vases and toilet
sets that has ever been brought 10 this city.
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FURNISHING GcoDs.-For the largest stock Of
pcntlenen's furnishing goods In the city ct on +.
g. SPENCE & son and see all the latest styles l3oO
Main street Is the place for underwear at low prices
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CoNvIcT REcEIvED.--Charles Sanders (co-
lored) was received at,the penitcntiary yes
terday from Smyth county for nine years for
murder in the second degree.lG. stIn ,.5T
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

THE Monroe WARD MEETING.-The Mon-
roe Ward meeting TO elect delegates to the
City Conservative Nominating Convention
will be held at st. Adams Hall next Thurs
daV night.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

POSTAL C.nDs.-Those who propose using the
new postal cards Gun have the printing ncatiy ana
cheaply done at the DiSpatch printing mouse.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03

You CAN HAVE PICTURES FRAMED al the hlCil-
MoSD FRAME STORE at twenty-five per cehl. iea9
than ut any ether place In the city
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LECTURES.

T LITERARY ENTERTAINMENT AND
IL LECTURE.
REV. A. y. GILBERT, of Baltimore.
will lecture on MONDAY and TUESDAY EVE
NINGS. October 9th and lth, in the lectuLc-roolli
OF the Scycnth- Street Christian church, before the
Young Mems Christian Missionary Society, COLL
mcnciug 1T q: O'Clock.
Subject for Monday evening Palestine EXpc-
rlcnce>." Tuesday. evening: An Evening with
the English Poets
Tickets 80 cents; children, alf-price: to he OBJ
taued at the principal bookstores and Ut the door
Proce eds for the benefit of the Society.
Uc:S-1t
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Notary PrELIC.-Thc Governor has ap-
pointed Walter \. Johnston notary public
for BOtetOUrt county.
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JOSH BILLISGs's ALMNAx FOR 1871, and
Lesiic's and Harpcr'S illustrated papers for
this week, received from J. T. Ellyson, 1ll2
M:io street
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FALL STYLE HATS iorlncn, boys, and children, at
WEISIGER 4 co.'s.
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AICTlON SALES THIS DAY.

On GU s0ies N rent .stute ntn'ic beH%en ht ia ~
Ia","ry Gi,d $oth Of IRE M, t"res Ior taep Pc re-.
GV ,I,hS ntatil J,t,recn NG iSt 1t yniy n,1d Inst
Of tie yt4 the tores hncs to ~ p0d ~ the Sslter.
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PEMBRoKE WHITE DRESS SHIRTS and PeEi-
broke Medlcated Red Flannel Shirts and Drawers
large stock nice goods for sale low by r. b. SPENCE
l.
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kEMpER HAT just received nj p. WElSIGEE X
cos, 1901 Main street. Good for four years.
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VOL. XIV.


RICHMOND. FREDERICKSBURG AND PoToMACl
RAILROAD COMPANY,
OFFICE OF GENERAL TICKET AGENT,
RICHMOND September 80, 1879. J
nf3 NOTICE TO RICHMOND PAS
SENGERS NORTH VIA RICHMOND, FREDE-
RICkSBURG AND POTOMAC RAlLROAD.-
In consequence of the later arrival of the p. NJ.
train on the Richmond and Danville railroad, the
NIGHT TRAIN of this company VIII not leave
HYrd-Street depot unit, 1920 Z. NJ. Richmond
passengers will take notice aud not reckon on
leaving UNTIL 1920 L. NJ. making the SANE
CONNECTIONS AT WASHINGTON as nj present.
BY order of the General Superintendent.
j. i. GENTRY,
oc Linn General Ticket Agent.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will hnd sp!chdd as
solimcn; Of hats al z. WEISICER Il Co.'S, l2ol
Main street.
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COOK & LAEGlIrUN, 1T 20 A. NJ. at their anc'
ton rooms, household furniture, carpets, &c
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RaSKERs AND BROKERS.

DOLLAR SAFINGj BANK.-This bank
IL will resume business on MONDAY. October
9Th as per resolution herewith adopted by the
Board Of Directors:
'Res1fred, Tha; this bank resume business on Mon
day. October 9th, ny receiving special separate de-
posts In trust to new account, piedgtng the bank To
use these deposits only In payment OF checks against
that new account and fast the bank can collect
and reaze from the loans ard securities 10 pay pro
rntn instruments on It's present Indebtedness until
the whole shall he liquidaiei the same drawing the
usual interes {, as heretofore, until paid =
JOHN l.. BOSSIECX, President.
THOMAS = ARyrsTEAD. Cashier. oc 3-3tM
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REVENUE CoLLEcTIoHs.-Thei internal reyc-
nue. collections yesterday amounted 10
S9.027.90.
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USDERsnrRTs. All grades OF nice Endershirts
for sale low by (. Il. SPENCE & son.
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G. 4 X d

"A
he causes of the suspension Of our firm on he
2ith September are too familiar 10 the paDiic "
need repetition Except for the gToundIess 1cars
there would have been no necessity for such action
on our part: but notwithstanding tho parsistencv
ani amount Of the demands made upon rs we could
have met them had there been market for our Sc
We have lost nothing by the failures at the North,
and our condition IL as solvent as at any time. Until
the finances of the country settle down we mast rely
on our collections 10 pay our Indebtedness This :.
will be done In pro rata instruments, commencing
the lSt of November
In view of the inevitable delays In resuming busi-
ncs anu the necessity Of our large custom for hank
ing facies and that we N yin In future enjoy aa
to the advice Of iudcious friends, and with their
aid and that of MANY Of our most active and sub
sianttIl III asincSs men, have decided 10 organize the
BANK OF COMMERCE,
under CHARTER granted IN pursuance of the proyt-
sions of tiic laws Of the state.
The collections now in our hands belonging to
other parties will be turned over TO the Bank "
Commtrce unless Otherwise instructed.
,yc Reg To tender ID the community at large our
most grateful thanks for their kind expressions OF
sympathy and oilers OF substantial aid In our dill
cuties sense of duty to them ana on, onrseve1 a1
now most respectfully solicit their confidence ia
and patronage ana support to The new enterprise.
ISAAC$, TAYLOR WILLIAMS.
BANK OF CoMMEIcE,l
CORNER MAIN AND TIiIRTEENTH STREETS.
RICHMOND. October /, 1873.
This bank has been organized under charter
granted In pursuance of the laws Of the state and
orers this ioy for The transaction Of Legitimate
banking In ALI lts branches.
Il his no complcatiun of any Kind arhnterer.
deposits made in 1t will be held sdcred to the pay
mcnt IT checks drawn a2ainst them.
Particular aud prompt attention VIII De given 70
collections.
Tie patronage and correspondence of bdnks,
Lnksls and OK the UuJlc, Il respectfully socirl.
JOHN Z. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
WILLIAM II. IShACS. President
WILLIAM e. TAYLOR, Fice-President.
DIRECTORS:
WILLIAM u. ISAhCS,
A. =. BUFOED.
WILLIAM 6. TAYLOR,
F.T. GLASGOW,
JOHS &. WILLIAMS,
JOSIAH kILAND,
DANIEL }. HARrSOOk.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-03
TCE-CREAM! ICE-CREAM 3!
will be furnishedat the shortest notice al the
MAIN STREET ICE-CREAM DEPOT,
1886 MAIN STREET.

Managers Of PIC-NICS aud FESTIVALS will dc
well TO give me call before purchasing elsewhere.
warrant TO furnish only the best quality OF cream
Orders TO furnish cream on Sunduy must be left at
the store OH Saturday.
CAKES tplsIn aud ornameDta), CANDIES
French and Americau), FRUITS, NUTS, aud
CRACKERS always on hand ut wholesale and re-
tail. ,,,,,>,>,
Nv BAKERY and CANDY MANUFACTORl
Is unrivalfedi In Richmond
me :. c,II T.. ZIMMER,
jy2l-3nl successor to Cappcl, thinner Go.
CONFECTIONERY FRUITS, &C.
" Receiyi,nea,v every ssaamer fresh supplies Of
FOREnsN and HlSS.EsTIC FRUITS, .
NttTSstk, &c.
ICE~GkEAM a,f3'tt tt;ANDifCS
msuutaciured da.t. tresh.
ApIZZINI, JR.,
wiz S07 Broad street.,