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The Case OF Theodore TiIton.

New YORK, November lat a meeting
of the members Of the Plymouth church
last evening the examining committee of the
church made report on the case d Theo-
dore Tiiton, recommending that his name
be dropped from the roll Of membership.
The report was adopted.
Titon, who was present, denied that there
was any authority for expelling him, ss lie
claimed not to have been a member of the
church for four years. He however, an.
nouuced his readiness to answer any charges
against him.
Mr.. Beecher said: "I desire to say that
I don't believe that Mr.. Tiiton has desire
in any way to shirk bis proper responsible
ity, or to avoid or TO evade any proper
charge that might be made by the church.
He asks il | have any charge to make.
have none. Whatever ditfe: have been
between us have been amicablS adjusted,
and, so fur as am concerned, buried. SO
far as he Is concerned have no charges.
This whole matter has been against my
Judgment"
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Suffolk, Va.

FREE BlRBECCE-LARGE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BY COLONEL wITHEES AND ". W. BERRY.
Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
SUFFOLK, VA, November 1.-There was a
large gathering Of Conservatives at Drivers
store to-day at free barbecue. A band OF
music was in attendance. Colonel Withers
and w. w. Berry were the speakers on the
occasion. Colonel Withers held his audience
spell. bound for one and three-quarter hours.
when diuner was served, w. W. Berry
then followed in one of his happiest efforts,
at the close of which he had the audience
thoroughly enthused. Listen out for the
gun from old Nansemond next Wednesday.
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Horrible Outrage by KelloSg's Metro.
uOlitans In louisiana,

DOI1t8uS HI kxVuASAdM1s
New ORLEANS, November IA letter from
ex-Judge Merrill, dated Colfax, Grant parish,
October Goth, says:
SIN haste and with feelings of horror !
write to inform the public Of the action Of
the Metropolitan police sent here by Lieuten-
ant G oyernor Antoine during the absence Of
Governor Kellogg. On Saturday night last
the house Of most respectable widow lady
on Red river near this place was fired into.
The doors were broken open and the uufortu-
nate lady and her daug hter of seventeen sum-
mers were taken out anG, horrible to relate,
violated. Neither of the ladies' could be
found until late Sunday afternoon. An in
FAINT eighteen months old, and grandchild of
Ex-Governor Wells, was found out in the
woods some half mile from the house, and
near the spot where the foul deed was per-
petrated. The infant was the niece Of the
lady, and child of Mumford Wells, son Of
Ex-Governor Wells. ....... ..-.
"The negroes all here say that it was SOL
diers, and we all believe that they were not
the perpetrators, but that they instigated
negroes to the horrid deed Of infamy. 1t is
said here that when Colonel De KIyne was
informed of the outrage be smiled, and said
his troops were up here for higher purposes
than arresting men for such petty offence.
Antoine is believed to have sent these
creatures up here TO give the negroes 4
chance for revenge, and one OF them told
the writer tha. he had the right nov
under protection of the United States 10
shoot any white man he wanted to shoot
and violate any woman he met. He said to
him that these were State troops and not
United States troops, and be replied that the
colonel had said at negro ball the night be-
fore that he wanted all the colored people to
come and see him; that now they could do
as they pleased, as they were under protec'
ton OF his soldiers"
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CONSERVATIVES CLUB OF MARSHALL WARD
This club had Il meeting Saturday night at
~ clubhouse, and after transacling deal
a c!nh business the Executive Committee
was directed 10 meet mt the clubhouse to-
: :Ht aud make arrangements TO assist in
having the full Conservative vote OF the ward
;a..cd tomorrow. The Executive Commit
r." consists of McSsrs. w. L. NJ. kellam.
Ja.uc- Hayes. Daniel Higgins. T. &. Coch-
L.n. !. Il. RoyStcr. james Z. Sharp, and y.
l.. Wood-nn. and il is expected that all OF
them - 10 can will attend. All members of
IN. cub. and others who can spare the time
on clrc,ion-,lay. are requested TO meet the
committee Tonight and volunteer their SER
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L. ". REESE, 10 o'clock A. NJ, general as
Sortment offurniture, &c.
GRUBBS & WILLIAMS, AZ =. NJ, commission
crs' sale of brick dwelling on the north side oil
Clay street between Twenty seventh and Twen-
ty-cighth.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR & SON, 12 NJ, at Henrlco
county courthouse, desirable farm on James
river about six miles below Richmond.
Ell EACHO, 4P. NJ, a brick-yard situated be-
tween Williamsburg avenue and osborne turn
pike, now in the occupancy OF Mr. Maynard.
RADCLIFFE, l0h A. NJ, groceries, SC.
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RETAIL MARKET PRIcEs.--The following
carefully quotations are an exhibit
Of the retail prices Of family supplies in this

RETAIL MARKET PRIcEs.--The following
carefully-corrected quotations are an exhibit
Of the retail prices of family supplies in this
city:
Meats, &c.-Beef-P -Porterhouse, 18a to 20c.;
siricin, &c.,; roasting pieces, rib, 12a TO
1896; roasting pieces, chuck, IL to 13c. !;
round steak, 16c. shoulder, 10e.; rumr, 123
to 15c.; corned, 12ac.; smoked. 20c. F;
tongues, fresh, 5Oc.; smoked, 81; shius, 10
to 3oc.; calf heads, 15c. Veal-16S to 1Sc. for
choice outlets !; roasting pieces, 1s9c.
Pork-Roast, 10 to 12c.; chops, 123c.
middliug, 12sc.; corned, 12ac.; smoked sau-
sage, 123c tripc, per pound. l0c.
Mutton-Sirloin, 10 to 1896; leg, 16ac. +;
shoulders, 1896; breast, 15c.; rack, 12ac. ;
chops, 10 to 20c.; breast, l5c.; loin, 163c. ;
shoulders, 11ac.; outlets, 1885,; rack, IL to
l23c.
Lamb-f1tnd-quarters, 1896; fore-quar-
ters, 12a to 15c. -@
Hams-Canvased, Is to 2Oc.; country.
cured, 22c.-scarce; sugar-cured, 19c.
Pigs Feet-Per dozen, 60c.
Sausage. 15c. per pound. e
Fish.--Smoked herrings, per dozen, zoe !;
salt mackerel, each, 3 to 25c.; catfish, per
bunch, 25c.; soft crabs, per dozen, 81; hard
crabs, per dozen, Soc; croakerS, 25c. per
bunch; trout, % to SOC. perbunch; oysters,
81 to $3.50 per gallon--very fine.
--Potatoes-1rish, per peck,
Csc, per hafpeck 15c.; sweet potatoes, per
half-peck 15c., per peck 25c.-market
we'll supplied. Parsley, to &C.; herbs, per
bunch, 1c.; onions, per quart, 10c.; cabbage,
per head. 5 to 15c.; tomatoes, per quart 8 to
l0c.. halEpeck Is TO 30c.; horse-radish, per
pound, 50c; green blackeye peas, Sc. per
quart; navy beans, 15c. per quart or = quarts
for 25c.; buttcr-beans, zoe. per quart; egg
plant S to 15c. apiece or ! for 23c. corn-
market very poorly supplied on Saturday
25c. per dozen; turnips, sc. per bunch; pars-
nips, &c. per bunch hominy, 10c. per quart /;
carrots. &c. per bunch.
FrsaiS.-Apples. per peek, Is to 45c.; dried
apples, per pound, Sc; peaches, per pound.
Is to.20c. okra, 10c. per quart, SOC. per
halt-peck; satisfy. to Sc. per bunch; chink,l-
pins, l0c. per quart; chcstnuts, loc. per
quart.
Butter and Dairy Products.-Butter-
Choice mountain, Sd TO 4Oc. medium, 20 TO
Csc: Goshen, 40 TO Soc; country, fresh,
45e. Sweet milk, per quart, 10c.; butter
milk, Sc: smecrkase, Zoe. Honey, per
mound. 1G3 to 20c. Cheese. prime, Zoe.
ErgS, per dozen. c.-abundant.
Po,titry.-Chickens, per pair, 10 to SOC,
or three for 81 per dozen, 500 to 500.
Squads. per pair, 25c. Ducks, 81 to Sl.o9 per
pair.
Dressed Forls.-Turkeys-young goblers,
s. to $3.50; chickens, per pair, sue.
Game. Wild ducks, 75c. per pair; par
tridges, Is to 20c. piece; robins. Il TO loc.
Il piece; wild turkeys-very scarce; SOU 4
piece; yenison, 1G3 to zoe. per pound.
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consent from the presidency Of the company
and Amasa Sprague has been designated to

and Amasa Sprague has been designated TO
ill his place. Gs4 i z.,sssfls4. ,.azis Asn
Mr.. Thurs.on, counsel for the Spragues,
remarked concerning the trust deed that at
present it was not ready for inspection.
The creditors Of the company will see for
themselves when they come TO inspect that
instrument" He said t"that there is per-
feet, resolute, and complete control on the
part Of their trustees, acting in the in-
terest Of the creditors of this vast property,
80 that while on the one hand the com.
papy, which has met with immense disaster,
is overwhelmed in this hour of adversity
with unmerited insult. at the same time the
property Of this company is to be preserved
in such way that the creditors shall sec
that by no bad management, by no posi-.
bility of counsel except such as may come
from the creditors themselves, can this pro-
perty be subjected to sacrifice" ~
No clue to the probable action Of the ere
ditors can be gwen. They are very numer-
ons, and represent every possible interest
and feeling. IL would not therefore be
strange If serious, and perhaps insurmount-
able, objections should be raised to the indi
vidual trustees, or to the terms OF the trust
mortgage under which they are expected to
~. !. s .....-r -. +.
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SOUTHERN HISTORICAL SocIETl.-The EN-
executive Committee Of Tins Society at Il
meeting held on saturday made arrange.
n.rnts 10 actively push their important work.
They have been very fortunate III securing
General Wade Hampton to enter at once
upon an active canvass for extending the
membership Of the Society and collecting
material for its archives. They are arraDS-
ing with some OF the ablest men who figured
in the council chamber, the Cabinet, and the
armies OF the Confederacy TO prepare TOR the
Southern -Ads4ztne, the organ Of the Society,
papers bearing OH the civil and military his
tory OF the great struggle, thus bringing to
light many things which have been unknown
or are forgotten, and making most important
contributions 10 the truth Of history. They
have also arranged TO have in Richmond du-
ring the coming winter series OF popular
(trccl lectures BY some Of the most distin-
gtiished men in-the South on topics bearing
upon Confederate history. And they are
making earnest appeals to all interested to
help on tue good work by contributing such
material as they may have or can secure.
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JUICES AND COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION
FOR THE CITY OF R1CuMoND.-Judge GuiGon
on Saturday appointed the following Judges
of election for the several wards in the city,
and commissioners Of election:
Coy U'ord.-First precinct: George J.
Hooper, George W. EaveS, Jr., d. Il. Craven.
Second precinct: II. V. Priddy, Joseph NJ.
Rowe, ST.. E. II. Hudson. Third pre-
cinct: l.. VI. Crlmp, John T. Butler, n. '.
BlckUS.
Monroe HIdrd.--Fir>t precinct: james l..
Fisher. Matthew Blair, W. +. Nyc. Second
precinct: DR.. Blair Burwcll. William ;.
White. L. W. jackson. Third precinct :
David B. Jones, ". j. Mcdowell, and jacob
Cohn. Fourth precinct: !. ). johnson,
John W. S:,rvay. and iienry Miller.
HudlSUn Ward First precinct: Or. /.
=. Nave, Thomas J. Siarkc, aud c. Ma
lord. Second precinct: ". w. Storer. VIII
liam +. johnson, II. l.. Wigand. Third
precnct: james II. Pccor. j. ). Robinson,
Thomas S. Atkins. Fourth precinct: r. L.
Daniel, Jr., Ii. Tate Evans, Samuel b. Clark
son.
Jefferson H-ard-Fir>t precinct: james
Macdouyull. NJ. L. Guerrant, b. W. Gillis.
second precinct: John A. Lacy, Robert T..
Briggs. ID. w. Bohonon. Third precinct :
Samuel K. Perdue, George k. WaIdman,
Robert Caruthers. Fourth precinct: John
W. Wilkes, Elijah Baker, Patrick O'Brien:
Marshall Ward First precinct: John j.
Cannon, James Hayes, William Ii. Carter.
Second precinct John f. Shinbcrger, Ben.
iamin f. Ashbv, +. G. w. Coleman. Third
precinct William II. Williams, p. Sharpe,
Rowland Hill.
Jackson Ward.-First precinct: j. NJ.
Macon, John w. Beveridge, William IA.
Lester. Second precinct: Charles Clinely,
Daniel s. Cordle, Josiah Crump. Third
precinct: John Hagan, Jr., Joseph j. Fau.
dree, and Thomas ID. Payne.
Commissioners Of Eiection.-W. w. Sto-
yer, James r. Fisher, David B. Jones, d.
w. Bohonon, and William f. Nye.
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CLAY WArp CONSERVATIVE NfEriN|.-i ne
Conservatives Of Clay Ward ihd -Tand uc-
mon>tratioH II the corner OF Grace ana Lau-
RI Street, on saturday night. There was 4
l.nr dl>pily al fireworks, Chinese lanterns.
ana nurireS. and a mammoth balloon was
>rn W?.
The speakers Of the evening Were nitro
Iur,d by Mr.. James {. LauSh'on. Judge
\. +. Cochran. Of Augusta. made an able
address. and was followed by Me>>r>. Dooley
and Gilman and General Bradley L. John
san all of whom were well received.
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suit against R.ifrsads. !

LOUISVILLE, November "a suit was
tiled In the !Chanceryz Court yesterday eve
ming by the Farmers Bank sagainst the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company and
the Louisville, Cincinnati and Lexington
Railroad Companyto recover on no,e for
S30,0O0, given blythe Chesapeake and Ohio
Railroad Company and sold and discounted
biz the Farmers Bank at Frankfort. The
note was protested after presentation at the
compny's office in New York. The Farmers
Bank then sued out aH attachment and gar.
nisheed the Louisville, Cincinnati aad Lex
ington railroad, which Is largely indebted to
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad. .,,,, 49,,
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TRANSFERS or REAL EsTATE.-The follow
luz is list OF the conyeyances OF real estate
Tor the week ending November ]: Lots
fronting 1s
20 feet on Exchange alley between Four
,ccnth and Fifteenth streets for $1,000; 80
feet on Broad street betWeen Twenty-second
and Twenly-third, gift; 80 feet OH Grove
street between Clarke and Haryie for 81 800 !;
80 feet on Twenty ninth street corner Frank
lin, and 80 feet on Franklin street between
Twenty y-ninth and Tbirticth for $4,000 ;
81 j-l2 feet on Clay street corner Eleventh
for $4,000; 25 feet on Allen street near
Webster for $40; Is feet on Seventeenth
-ircet opposite Vcnable for 81 ,975.
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Washington ftc1rls.

WASHINGTON, November l.--rbe amount
of coin In the frea>u y il $500, GOO; cur
rency, over "a, ,750,d0u.
The President hal aLpoin'ed Isaac ii.
Sturgeon, of st. Louis, TO examine the com.
pcted portion OF the Texas Pacific railroad
some 800 miles.
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OCTOBER EXPORTS OF FLoUR.-During the
mast month no tobacco was exported from
Richmond direct to foreign ports. The eX.
ports of flour were 1889 barrels, and 723
ialf.barrels; all to Rio dc Janeiro. The Inn
norts were $3.50 sacks of salt from Liver
pool, and 1,l60 tons of gypsum from Noya
10
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoINTED.-The State
Board of Education has appointed the fol-
lowin" district school trustees:
El0yA Couaty.-LocuSt Grove District
Hosea Winner; Little River, Rev. Thomas
l.. Robertson; Jacksonville, Abraham Ha.
gau Alum Ridge, John L. AltiZer; Indian
Valley. John 4. Fisher Burk's Fork, Henry
>lll,hcr.
Ktng William Co,nty.-West Point Dis
lrict. j. \. Robins Acquinton, }. &. Cooke;
Muugohic. Captain .John l.. L;lane.
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TuH LlqyoE >ALooSs TO EE CLoSED.-Ibe
N.ypr ha, i>~rrt >pecill orders to the police
in y,lcrcrc.. t. the strict enforcement Of the
layy recurring all har-roonl>. saloons, and
other places Tor the sale OF intoxicating
Itpuur> 10 tr closed from sunset on the DAY
previous 20 thr election 10 sunrise on the
tiay following III" c!rcii1n. lie also Spc-
rialiy charges lArn 10 suppress every 1T
t,ln'G ii S!Oir"cc OF prttc! OF thc election
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CITY ALxsHoCsE STATIsTIcs.-The num-
Der of inmates received at the city almshouse
during the month OF October was o. Coloe
white men, Il; women, 8; coioreu men. .:
women, I; children, 2. Discharged, 23T-
color, white men, l3; women, 4; eolored men,
2; women, 8; children, l. Died, S.eoior
white men, /; women, -, and chiid co;
lored men, 3; women, 3; and child- tIotal
in aImshouse October 3lst, 2J. Increase
over last month. 6. - t&
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MEETINGS or WARD CLuBS.-At meeting
or thc City Conservative Committee which
,ooL place Saturday night resolution was
,1np,cl recommending each ward club to
hold = business meeting tonight for the pur.
nose of making final preparations to secure g
fru Conservative vote tomorrow. The City
committee will meet again tonight at y
g'rlNyl
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The Senate Committee On Transpor-
t.. faaSGn.

The Senate Committee On Transpor-
- taaiCn.
ST. LoCIs, November 1.-The Senate Com
mittee on transportation gave a hearing here
Yesterday. From the various statements il
appears that the Upper Mississippi rapids
have been greatly improved, but much Is
needed at the lower rapids. The canal should
be pushed: the Missouri river Is worthless
the railroads have secured the bulk Of trade
Kansas has no remuneratiye outlet for iii
surplus. d.. --.E.. .s.a :.
a number Of railroad men invited by the
committee did not appear. 81
The committee has dispersed to meet al
Washington on the ,G5.h of November
whence they go to, New Orleans, 10 inspec
the mouth of the Mississippi.
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THE PICTURE OF MINISTERS present at the late
Baptist Memorial Meeting, taken at tile LEE GAL
IEpy is the best executed group we have seen,
and we hope will find place In every tamhy.
WILLIAM ID. THOMAS, j. 3. TAYLOR, Jr,,
,, W wr1 SON ALEX'R H. SANDS,
.uuY1AnE HATCHER, II. DAVIS RAGLAND,
IL NJ CUKRY, J. r. GARL1CK,
r wN JONES' G. G. BITING,
7 T., RURR0wS,
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YeiIow-rever.

MEMPHIS, November !. -Four feyer.deaths
In the past t8enty.fonr hours, and four from
other causes. lThe. Howard Association am.
nounced that they haye ample fnnds for. their
sick, but urge remittances TO the Mayor for
the relief OF the destitute caused by pesti.
'ence and the temporary suspension or local
industries. 81 s"aa.}sSi s@si}Gs sEi's ~ 80
MONTGOMERY, November 1.-THE Board
of Health announces that it is safe for refu-
gees to return. and those who. have bas!-
ness can visit the city with inipunity.
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GHAND jury OF THE HrsTINGS COURT
The following is list of the grand jury OF
the Hastings Court for the present term
Samuel W. Woodward, Charles l.. Todd,
samuel II. Gordon, w. Ii. Caskic, David A.
Brown, Thomas Samson, Thomas l.. u.
Walford, Thomas Potts, William W. Tim.
brrlakc. and James l.. Bradley.
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MON DAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 3, 1873. :.

Public Library. The result Of three gift concerts
have already made this enterprise one Of the ma
onal institutions. The fourth gift concers for Its
benefit comes of December Sd, when 81 .500,0
cash will be given to ticket-holders, and the balance
Of the fund will 60 to the Library. ills big thing
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"W,n TO TIE KNIFE !n-We have declared
war against counterfcitcrs, and we mean to fight 1t
ont, Wien diseases of the kidneys or OF tue pro-
creative organs PROSTATE You. take HEhMBoLp's
BUclrU. The genuine IIELMBoLD's BUcHU may De
known by the private proprietary stamp OF ID. L.
Hclmbol on each bottle, and Is fully warranted for
diseases of the kidneys and urinary organs. Soio
by druggists everywhere.
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REWARD FOR AN ESCAPED PRIsoSER.-Gov
ernor Walker on Saturday issued his procla
nation Offering reward Of 500 for the ap
prellcnsion and arrest OF Talaierro Harris
who is charged with felony, and who escaped
from the county Jail of MiddleseX on tht
llth Of ScDtembcr
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.PERsosAL.-Mr. q. L. White, Washington
correspondent New York 1stbune, was III
Richmond on Friday and Saturday. ~ !
Right Rev. John Johns, ID. d., bishop OF
the diocese Of Virgipia, was in the city on
Saturday.
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I.f..E CcURT, SATlRDAY-JHSttce HWte.
NiiI:2A Johnson, gully Of exhibiting tne
.-ti." ui thr"c-card monte at the ar
Grounds, WAS ordered TO leave the city III
once.
Tnoma, Cfump negro), guilty of ASSAULT
inc and choking MS wife. was fined so.
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Roll or HONOR AT rHE RICHMOND Hon
SCHOOL, following names appear on
the roll of honor at the. Richmond High y,
School this week: Mary i. Fox, Cora "a
lott, Julia +. Mltchell, Anna Plelsants, ida
Condrey, Carrie r. Walters, at: Belle Iiea-
SAINTS, Emma Y Saville, Annie b. Pace, Eau
ME l.. Power, G. 4. Beveridge, Jacob Eze- las
kiel, Ed. Mccarthy, Charles, Straus, NJ. p.
Ramos. Attendance for.the week, 10 per
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UNAVAILABLE LErTEns IN THE RICHMOND
Posr-OFrIcE NOVEMBER 1.--Major A. M.
Bruxton. city; Miss Mary G.. harrison, s31
Broad street, city; Judge John +. Lay, 1912
bIuin street, city. 4a
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Tue -MovLpERS OF the city held q
,n4,>.luectiug on saturday night ut Concor-
Gi Hal, Broad street. la consider matters oil
ir,,.rt,>, 10 them is mechanics. The meeting
had no connection whatever with political
atiaiLs.
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1urosr,Sr NxE7lSG-Thc members OF the
,rnrrinr Committee Of Monroe Ward for
c,n.,inn.dav and the Executive Committee
~, The sam, ward are 10 meet tonight at I !
o'rlo,k nj the corner OF Third and Main
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Marine RiRaataR.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, November 1.-The
schooner H. G.. Hand, from. New York
for this place, with full cargo OF goods, Il
ashore of St. Johns bar. She Is total
wreck. - ls.stF. tEss1@ -'&
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Subscriptions to Centennial Stock.
MACON, GA, November lone thousand
dollars was subscribed to the centennial
stock In this city to-day.
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LADIES' Funs AT P. wE1s1cER & co.'s.

VISITORS TO THE FAIE ARE INVITED TO CALL
ON p. WEIsIGEg & Co, 1901 Main street, if.they
want fashionable hat or fashionable set of furs.
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TICKETS IN TIE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT d
Norfolk can be had In hichlnond at +. "ElSlGEh
& CO.. hat store, 1901 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03
FASHIONABLE HATS AT P. WElsIeER & Co.'s.

MEssRs. j. BUMGARDSER d SONS, Staunton
Va, have now on hand larger stock Of OLD j.
whiskey than they have had
since the war; Send yo,,i orders direct.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03
The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad In
{ 9, DeffsnJt. sft@ {"

NEW YoRE, November 1.-The Chest
peake and Ohio railroad defaulted to-day on
their interest. Messrs. Fisk & Hatch haye
issued circular to bondholders In explsna.
tion Of their position, md the company will
make statement on Monday. - ts'@ - 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03

IHAyE ASALYZED THE wHISKEY known under
the brand of Il Select controlled by Messrs. WAL
TER D. BLAIR G. Co., Richmond, Va. and find 1t
free from fusil oil and other impurities and recon-
mend its use for medicinal and family purposes.
J.B McCAw, NJ. D.,
late Professor of Chemistry Medical College Of yir-
ginia.
January 13, 1872.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-03

On all sales OF real estate made oetaoee the lSt o.
january and spth If June the tdres Jor me pre-, re,
sent gear haretO be paid dy the purchaser; ,Ot Oh
Of the Ueo the tuIeS have to be paid TIE seller