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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-16
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

TIE County CouRT.-The October session
has closed. Judge Cox appointed n. B
Clay Judge of election at WooldrldSe's store
Midlothian township, rice ". B. Ashbrook
resigned; and G. T. Henley registrar al
Clover Hill precinct .vice j. W. Pinchbeck
resigned. ,.,
Charles Orchard, from England, and Will
linn Even, from Scotland, declared thell
Intention to become citizens of this country,
and filed the necessary papers.
ISGoop LUCK.-Mcssrs. j. B. Tibbs ant
George w. Browder, of this place, and bott
ex.Eliott Grays, have been the lucky reel
pients of sets of furniture this week a
Young's exhibition, in Richmond.
SKELETON FoUSD.-The workmen engaged
in erecting house for Mr.. Leonard, corner o
Twelfth avenue and Perry street, have fount
pertect skull and other remains of deaf
body. The site has been occupied by an.
other building for many years.
CAMPAIGN NoTgs.-After adjournment o
the Wide-Awakes' meeting on Tuesda.
night the Club proceeded to the West Ent
Club-room, where they met with heart.
receptionn w.
Important business meeting of the Wide
Awakes tonight.
COMMITTEE APpoIsTED.-stuart Lodge ap
pointed 81. r. Gary, w. L. Richardson, ant
Thomas McEnery committee to eonte
with other lodges tonight in relation u
adoDtips measures for their suffering breth
rem in Memphis and Shreveport.
PaorRAcrED MEETIss.--The revival at tn
Methodist church grows interesting, there
being number of penitents and severa
conversions. Services every night at i.45
THE SHAcKsAsTY MEETNG.--The Granite
Works party carried everything before then
at the meeting on Tuesday night, aud de
clared for Major Walker for the Legislature
and the Gregory family for all the othe
| Dffinos 8 :.
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W. GODDIN, P. NJ, at Sherwood, the farm
lately owned by AIR. joint. Goddin, on the
Brook turnpike, mules, cart, buggy, farming
implements, &c.
REDWOOD & CREESHAW. 10 A. NJ. furniture
and at p. ~ standard and miscellaneous
books.
LYME & BROTHER, A.: p. ". brick tenement
No. 500 west Cary street. between Laurel and
Cherry streets. Also. building lots on Cherry
between Beverley and A lbemarle.
THOMAS ". KEEsEE, at 10 4. NJ, household
furniture &c.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS. AZ p. NJ, trustees sale
OF lot of ground Oh the south side OF Main DC
tween Madison and Belvilere streets.
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DEATH or Miss AGNES LKE.-A telegram
from Lexington last night announced the
death Of this most cStmaolc young lady
second daughter of General K. +. Lee. Ami
af,lr. accomplished. pious, every way worthy
Of the hou1rcd name she bore, and a unlver-
al layolic, her death will leave an aching
void in the wide circle of those who knew
and loved her, and excite general Synpathy
for the home-circlc thus rudely broken, and
especially for the noble Virginia matron
whom God still spares TO adorn the home OF
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Landon Boyd OH Social Equality.
prcuuorn Va. nrtobpr II 1SI2

hlCHAOND, VA cStooei ~, 1o'o'
To The Editors Of the Dispatch:
From the fairness which has usually char.
acterized of late the reports in your paper
of speeches made by Republicans am con-
vinced you will do me the justice to insert a
few words additional to those already re.
ported spoken by me at the meeting held
last night at the African church. l am re-
ported in your paper Of this morning as
saying ~ am opposed to it (social equality
because there are many negroes who are not
my equals socially" You are correct as far
as you have gone. 1 said / was opposed to
social equality because there were great
many negroes, and white men, too, who
were not my equals socially. The partial
report made by you is calculated to do me
an injury with my OVID race, which l am
sure you would not willingly aid by being
unjust. Very respectfully,
LANDoN BoTD.
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Hoyss-BREAKISG AND RoBBERY.-Wllllam
Clarke and William Lee (negroes) were az
rested on Tuesday by Sergeant Hall on
charge of having broken into the house OF
Patrick Finck, at the foot of Navy Hill, and
robbing him of sixty dollars, worth OF
clothing. The Sergeant searched the dwell
in..s of the accused men aud found ls9 grain
bags belonging to A. S. Lee and Haxail,
Crrnshaw & co. The parties were brought
before Justice White yesterday and the case
,urtialIy inquired into. Their possession OF
ihe bags was accounted for, and the com,
,.Iaipt on that warrant dismissed. The trlai
on the other charge was continued until
Saturday
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PERsoNAL.-Mr. .Jehn Cooley says he waf
not present Is sympa,hizer in the Radiea!
meeting in Jefferson ~ ard on Monday night
William S. Gilman, Esq, Conservative
candidate for the House of Delegates from
this city, has returned to Richsaond.
NJ. NJ. WeLch, Esq, agent Of the Pennsyl
vania AIRLINE, is in the city, and is stop
pkg al the Axaerican Hotel.
NJ. NJ. N. ConWay, who shot Senator
Pom eroy In Wxshisg gton few Gays ago, was
afte: the close Of the war Mr.. r. ~. Hughes's
laW1rartner
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Tue: LEE GUARDS CONTRIBUTION TO MEN:
ruis.--Tbe following Rote frein Captain
Tuylos, of the Lae Guard, to Hugh A.
sIamuton, ESD, Of Memphis, Will explain
Itself: HEADQUARTERS CoNpAN9 A, LEE
GUARD. FlEsr VIRGINIA REGIMENT, S. V. NJ,
REsMosS, VA, October IS, Is7S--k3ugh A.
Hesafttop, Esq, Manager EaFsess Office,
lpex pi.is, Tenn. sir,-You have here.
with enclosed fifty dollars $50, contributed
by the officers and men Of this command for
the suffering poor of your city. Accept
also the heartfelt sympathy OF the entire
command in your dire ufiiction. With re-
spect, am, dear sir, yours, truly, CHARLES
+. TAYLOR, Captain commanding.
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SALE OF REAL EsTATE.-Messrs. James NJ.
Taylor G. Son, auctioneers, sold yesterday
house and lot No. 535, on the east side OF
Brook avenue between Clay and Leigh
streets, for 1925; also, a lot 32 by 13O feel
on the east side of Judah street between
Leigh and Jackson streets, with one-story
frame building thereon, for $40.
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street, at which Nathaniel. Williams lcol-
ored) made speech declaring himself IN
independent Republican candidate for the
Legislature. Other speakers counsei!ed har,
mony, but the sympathies of the crowd
seemed to he with Williams, who insisted
that the colored people of the city should be
represented in the Legislature by at least
one of their OWN color.
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATING CONVENTION IN
CHEsrERFiELD.-Ata a convention Of the Re
publican party of Chesterfield held at Man
chester yesterday the following persons
were nominated: For the House OF Dele
gates, George F. Marble Of Chester, joseph
Walker of Manchester; Commemorative 5
Attorney, James NJ. Gregory; Treasurer,
James Gregory Sheriff, Charles E. Robins ;
Surveyor, William Fore; superintendent OF
Poor, Alexander Brooks. Captain 5. +. Mad
dox presided over the convention.
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TIE NJ ARsHALL WARD RALLY To-NIGHr.--
The city campaign will be formally opened
tonight by the Conservative club Of Mar-
shall Ward in their new ball. The Conser-
yattye candidates for the Legislature Will be
on hand and address the meeting.
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"DIsCRETIoN Is THE BETTER PART OF vALoR,"
but all are not discreet. When attacked Dy diseases
of the kidneys or urinary organs take the great
diuretIc, HELMBoLD's BUCIIC. 1t Is warranted.
Beware of worthless limitations. The genuine may
be known by the private proprietary stamp of II. T.
HELMBoLD OH each bottle. JOHN +. HENRY, New
York. Sole Agent.
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THE KHarER KAMrAIeN hLUB TO VISIT
PErERsBuRG.-This enterprising Club has
chartered q train, and will carry about 900
persons to Petersburg tonight week (the
2ad instantly, on which occasion there VIII
be- u grand rally in the Cockade City, ana
General Ksmper will address the meeting.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SILK HATS
Owing to the hard times Forth Messrs. +. EsIG EIi
Il Co., 1901 Main street, have heen enabled to p'ir'
chase their silk hats at reduced prices and can now
sell an ~ hat for 81, and 81 hat for sG. These
goods are warranted to bc of the very latest styles
an made BY the hest manufacturers.
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FAST DRlviSG OVER THE FREE BRIDGE
Yesterday, Justice White fined Patrick
laughton go for violation Of city ordi-
nance by his driver ELIAS Page driving
across the Free Bridge faster than walk,
George w. Gillian and q. Archer were
tlrh fined $40 for similar offence.
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RE1IOy AL-Mr. .. NJ. MARSHALL. in order TO
give better accommodation and more eligible
house to the large number OF his lady customers
who desire furs, &c., has removed ID the large glass
front store No. 921. second door above Tenth
street, where Mr.. BEDFORD will offer this nioruina
some of the best stock in thu, line exhibited IN
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SENT TO TIE CuAIS-GASG.- --RaRiSh Gregg
fnr-ro) wa. tried in the Police Court yester
day, and fo,md guilty OF stealing basket
and four dozen eggs belonging to John =
Harris. He was sentenced to labor i'll the
cham gang for ninety Days.
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ForSp DEAD.-Samuel Christian "a colored
many. aged serenty-tour, was found dead in
hi, bed Yesterday morning. He lived in an
allev between seventeenth and Eighteenth
near Franklin street, and had been unwell
for some time. Coroner Taylor viewed the
body. and determined that death resulted
from old age.
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If you want really nice fall or winter OUTFIT
call and examine those really stylish CLOTHS, CAS-
sI,rEREs, and VEsTISGS on exhibition at E. B.
SPENCE & SONS. They have the hest cutters and
the most expert workmen, and guarantee perfect
fir Give them q call.
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SENT on TO THE GRAND JURY.-Thc case OF
William Breckenridge, charged with stealing
d gold watch and chain valued at So, be-
longing TO John K. johnson, was examined
at the Police Court yesterday morning, and
sent Oh 10 the grand jury.
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SMOOTH LIPS. SOFT HANDS, and FAIR SKIN, u!
using RoBISS's sOoTIlING BALM. Does not con
tain grease, nor produce pain when applied. l'rc
pared By 4. II. ROBINS. 523 north Second street.
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BOOKS. STATIONERY, &c.


SOO WORKS ON FARMING,
CUU GARDENING,
CHEMISTRY, HORTICULTURE.
FRUIT-TRbES. GRAPENlSES, FLoH ERS'
COOKING, DOMESTIC ECONOMY,
HOUSEK EEPlNG, BUILDING,
WINE-MAKISG, RECEIPTS, ~.
Horses Mules, Cattle. Hogs. Poultry. Biris. nogs.
Hunting, Fishing, &c., &C, for sale nj 1919 Main
street.
CATALOGUES sent free 10 all: ,rp,,
oc 14-d&w RANDJl.fn E.S4LI-n. .-
ALL THE TEXTBOOKS Used IN
N the public and private schools. colleges ana
universities of the State, STATIONERY or every
description, including
COpY-BO0KS,
CoMPOSITIoNBOOKS,
EXERCISE BOOKS,
WHITISG-PArER.
States, LEAD and SLATE-fEsCA~s'
PENS, PES-HoLnERs,
BLACKBOARD CHALK,
NATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, RULERS,
GLOBES. WALL-MAps INK, ISKsTASps,
INDIA RUBBER, WATEH-CoLoHS, N
DRtWINt-PAPER and DRAWING G-books, az
of which Will be supplied on the most reasonabie
terns by WOoDhoISEI ,en, q 1T. st,a.,
se23 i<oo 'I1II. es.--
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FIFTEEN CENTS per ton will hare,your coal
weighed at the city scales, and you will not hear
other dealers slandered when You call on me Tor
coal or wood-Nineteen.h and Cary streets.
CHARLES II. PAGE
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
PosT.O OFFICE OCTOBER 15.-Johnston, Will
lams & Bou!ware, city; Mrs. George Nc
Crindell, Hudson City,, \. j.; William Z.
Wyatt, Baltimore, Md.
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COAL AND WooD.--FlfteeD cents per ton VIII
have your coal weighed At tic city scales. and you
will not hear other dealers slandercd when ysu call
on me TO buy Goa! or wood-Nincteen'h and Cary
strec,s CHARLES II. FACE.
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CONSERVATIVE BARBECUE IN HENRlco CoUS-
TY.-There is to be grand Conservative
barbecue ut Moran's store, on the Westnam
road, at noon to-day. Several prominent
speakers are expected to be present.
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Masonic COLLECTIONS FOR MEMPHls.-The
5Iasonic collections yesterday, including $50
received from Widows Son Lodge" No.
Ga. at Charlottesville, va, amounted to
s3a2. 80; total to this ti!ae, Sl,449.80. OF
ills amount 81 400 has gone forward.
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A RCN.-Therc il quite r,n for those heavy
MERINo DOLLAR SHIRTS at 4. B. SPENCE & SONS.
400 Main street
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THE NeW York Tribune Erha, containing
complete report of the proceedings of The
Evangelical Alliance, received from }. II
ElIyson, newsdealer, IL II Main street.
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BASKKurr Observation-Disclosures Henry
Jones, OF LeSlisa.
II. y. r. Poole, of Mecklenkurg, filed his
petition in bankruptcy.
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ANDRosCOGGIN, AUBURN, AND FRUIT OF TIE
LOOM BLEACHED COTTON only shilling per yard
at LEVY BROTHERS.
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CNpERwEAR.-FOr q splendid stock Of all kinds
OF GENTLEMEN's UNDERWEAR Of all grades and
prices, call ut E. b. SPENCE &c Sons fashionable
clothing establishment, 1900 Main street.
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RrIIGIoUs REyIvAL.-An interesting rell.
giou> revival has been progressing ut Pine
street and Sidney Baptist churches since
Sunday night. On Tuesday night two per-
sons " ere received into membership. ..a ss
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Auction SALES THIS DAY.

On all sales Of real estG.s made bdtoes the lst o.
January and 3oth Of June the taaes for the pre-
all sales made bet,se,,. Ms ist oI July and las'
the year the tdrss have to be paid BY the seller
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MONROE WARD CLUB.--Colenel P. W.
Me Kinney, Of Prince Edward. will address
the Monroe Ward Conservative Club at
Conccrdla Hall tonight.
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E.B SPENCE ( SOT have In store the finest stock
Of rcady-madc clothing they have ever kept. Gal
a. 1900 Main street for bargains
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TIE MASONIC FRATERNITY can procure t!cNets
IN the grand Masonic Gift Concert at Norfolk from
+. WEISIGER & co. $ hat store, 1901 Main street.
Orders from the country solicited.
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GO Ts ASToNI's FOR MALAGA GRAPES.
Go to ANToSI'S for blue Lisbon grapes.
60 to ANToSI's for Delaware grapes.
Go to ASToSI's for Catawha grapes.
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GESTLE,iES:s NOTIONS OF FANCY WEAR, such
as scarfs neck-es gloves &C.. in endless variety at
f. B. SPENCE 4 SONS merchant tailoring establish
ment.
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TIE MASONIC GIFT CONCERT ut Norfolk has
been postponed. Tickets can be had ut +. " ElSi-
GER & cos hat store. 1901 Main street.
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You CAN SAVE MONEY by buying your Dir!
goods at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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BANKRUPTCY PRACTICE MADE D



rhe Lewis amendment, adopted the 18TH OF ft'tS-
ary s7s secures 10 the bankrupt an addi,ouG eN.
.,npii0n In excess Of the five hundred hecstri"'.
sxr,npted of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS agun-t ~
judgments aud DEGREES OF State courts.
Wift's right Of dover is, As heretofore preei'ci
intact. - -. - .,
C. MAURICE SMITH prusncuteS claims o: eT'rY
Mr.. JAcoE CDIlN,an expert In bankrupt uEst"fa'
ts connected with The irm. -.
Crrrcsunnicuca solicited. nh ~
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FULL-wIDTU USBLEACHED SHEETlSG can bt
had for 3Qc. yard 1T LEVY BROTHERS.
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To THE LADIES OF RICHMOND AND VICIIITi.
Fine furs at the glassfront hat-store tREDfoRD
No. 92l Main street.
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No TIME LIKE THE PREsEST-so take advantage
Of the extra in luccmcnt3 offered At LEVY BRO
THEIRS
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AN INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN CAspiD1TE.- E..
A large meeting OF negroes was hei1 ass
night in front Of the Mason lore, Oh oioau
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LADIES' FURs.-A splendid assortment Of every
kind for sale at P. WEIsiGER & Co.'S, 1901 Main
cfr
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NATrRALlzgp.- William Eagan, Of Ireland,
received his naturalization papers.
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A SPLENDID STOCK OF LADIES' SCARFS AND
BELTS ut LEVY BROTHERS,.
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GOOD GOODS AT LOW PRICES can always be had
at LEVY BROTHERS,.
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Fg,gspsaIP LODGE or ODD-FELLows has
contributed 800 Tor The relief o. the Mem
phis sufferers,
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IF YOU WANT a STYLISH SUIT, LEAVE YOUR
order at f. y. SPENCE & Sons. 1900 Main street
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SEwISG-StLK yEIIs--thc latest nOvcltv-jnst re-
ceived at LEVY BROTHERS.. al. g.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDS-very useful for bus!.
ness purposes. Cards Or announcements or any
kind printed on them will pass through the mall for
one cent. Printing for these cards neaty anu
cheaply done ut this office
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Go TO ASToSI's DrSING-sALooS.
oysters in every style at ASToSI's.
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TERMS OF ADVERTISING
RUsTNEss CHANCES.


IMPORTANT SALE OF PHOTO.
| GRAPHIC GALLERY.-In pursuance OF an
rider from the United states District Court, upon
,et,tiou of creditors and to me the mat-
ter OF ". q. r, Frayser, bankrupt, VIII receive
;ealed proposals for the purchase OF the PHOTO-
SRAPHIC ESTABLISHMENT OF sald frayscr,
tO1I Main street, Richmond, Va.
aims everything needed In the business, ana OF me
latest improvements.
credit until July l. 1874, for oDe-half o. me
purchase money will be given.
Proposals win be received until l2 C'cicck a I,
October 20, 1878. Fun information. with the pr!-
;ijege OF examination OF premises may be obtatued
upon application at my onlce: r,,y
oc 14I Uu!ted states Marshal,
YXTANTED, A PURCHASER FOR THE
w GOOD WILL AND FIXTURES or a arst-
rate bnsiness-stand. suitable for bosrding-honse
md restaurant satisfactory r, asons givea for sell
ing. Address u. T.. IT,.
oc Id.3tE this Office.
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POSTAL CARDs.-Those who propose using We
new postal cards can have the prlhtinE hsa'iy anu
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing mouse.
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GO TO ASToSIs FOR YELLOW BANANAS.
Go to ANToSTs for juicy pears.
Go 10 ASTONI's for sweet oranges.
Go to ANToSI'S for new figs.
Go 10 ANToNl's FOR fine confectionery.
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DOYAL FIRE EINSURANCEC COMPANY
N LIVERPOOL AND LONDON:

DOYAL FIREINSURANCECO COMPANY
N LIVERPOOL AND LONDON: o..
CAPITA
Deposjted with Treasurer OF Virginia, &5o.00s
IMPERIAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY oF
y LONDON. .....
).
Deposited with Treasurer OF Virginia, $4,000
Shareholders personally responsible Tor the oH'i-
;,ariOns Of the above companies.
panes we solicit the patronage OF the public upon
their unquestluuable security. prompt ana hbrtm
settlement of all claims. and heavy Income.
JOHN II, CLAIBORNE 4 CO, Agents,
No. HOS lfain street.
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY CF
EEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER S60. .0OO.OOo.
Cash dividends, surprising all 0thers, at frsf an
Premiums payable annually, semi-annualy, an.
The OLDEST LARGEST, and cTEApEsT company
in the United States.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent
senl No. l1US Main STREET.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.

n n. WALKER Il CO., GENERAL III
IL. SURANCE AGENTS. 1014 MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND, VA. representing The
AMAZON INSURANCE COMPANY. OF Csnc'h~
nail Oh o-assets over II 900 900:
MASuATrhN FIRE INSURANCE CONpA-
Ny. of New Y0rk-assets over $500. 900;
LYNCHByRG INSURANCE AND Bh NkING
COMPANY, of Lynchburg Vn.-'ssets over
'yaTTIHNTIC INSURANCE. COMPANY, Of
Erooklyn, n Y-asscts over 'tn.0OO:
Union FIRE ISSUl..H. !. COMPANY, Of
Baltimore Md.-asse's o:t. :2Gr,GC0.
Deposited with the Trrn"mrr ~ Virginia 100.
600. Losses equltaby sdj a., and promptly paid
mt this agency Apple. Il -r!iciird, and 'mme-
diYie attention given tie o. oc ~
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NITY FIRE INSURANCE 'OMPANI.
M pJcuMnNn IA


OFFICE. 1li3 MAIN sTnEFT.
lunder the banking-h0use OF Lancaster = ~
Tnsures AGAINST Loss OR DAMAGE By FIRE
ON BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE. HpCSt
HOLE FURNITURE and otler lnsurable proter1'.
asa SNYDER, Presidcnt.
OIL Am r.. 4. MEADE, Secr1.tarI.
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McCann's splendid First Regiment ban,f
disconrsed most excellent music during the
entire evening, and when the soul stirring
air !" Carry Me Back to Old Virginia" was
over, Hon. John Goode, of Norfolk, stepped.
forward, being gracefully introduced by
General Peyt0n Wise.
Ar. Goode commenced by saying that he
congratulated the citizens Of Richmond
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-16
VISITING CLUBS.

Besides the immense number OF c'tlZcns
of Richmond there were present the three
cInb> from Manchester--W Widc-AwakeS, Cen
traI. and West Eud--commndedr respectively
by Marshals Craig, Taylor, and Bradley, and
the clubs from Petersburg, numbering three
hundred and twenty members, the latter
arriving lust before halfpast O'Clock, under
command Of Major Charles S. Strinstclow