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Juiy,a Bonds Decision.

Tie decision q Judye BoSp referred to
By US bag, pse:a kost-s the homestead law, 80
far es It t,.r-.rne oIa debts, almost where
the supron. tsrrt & Appeals of Virginia
had hong d t,re ,.-cfl it. This latter court,
AFTER ruh h.o-.ns OF t>t-case which haa
been bfcuSa: .s'4o,e It, decided that 20
much Of ~: 9::ic hU Is provided for eX-
emptins homestead as against debts exist
Ing before the Iaw WIS passed was contrary
to the Federal Constitution, and therefore
null and void. Judge BOND CONSTITUTES the
bankrupt law Us allowing homestead to be
exempted as against new debts, as against
new hens by Judgments or DEGREES OF
courts, and also as against old debts
not secured by deeds of trust, &C., nor by
liens of Judgments or DEGREES of courts rem
dered before the passage Of the amen datory
bankrupt law. But he says be will respect
all liens obtained from courts which bad &c
crued before this law was passed. In other
words, every creditor who had secured a
lien from court before the day OF the pas
40" W eHo ourChNp@oiy ntaPs -" >"
which was tho hast day Of February, 1873,
We belleve--can enforce that lien against the
estate OF any party who offers to 80 into
bankruptcy 10 Judge BoND's court 50 also,
Of course, with liens under mortgages and
deeds Of trust where there Is no suspicion
of fraud.
The debtors case, then, seems to stand
thus: Under the decision Of the Supreme
Court Of Appeals OF Virginia, the home.
stead cannot be exempted In the State courts
As against any debts of any sort contracted
before the passage Of the homestead law,
but only as against debts subsequently con-
tracted. II, then, the debtor prefer to go into
bankrupt court, Judge BOND declares that
he may have homestead allowed him as
against these old debts, provided no lien by
deed of trust nor by mortgage, nor by
judgment or decree OF q court OF competent
jurisdiction, had taken hold upon the prop
eriy proposed TO be exempted before the
passage OF the amendatory bankrupt law.
This statement Of the case shows that Dir.
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Good Sayings.

First Boarder: Give me some "cold
ham," 80
Second Boarder That is, some ROBERT
W. HUGHES. .... .. !.
SCENE IN A RESTAURANT YEsrERDAY.-First
Radical Citizen: Barkeeper, give us some
thing to drink give 1t to us incidentally as
table guests. .... .n:..
Second Radical Citizen: Yes, as table
guests are entitled to little stimulus after
fatigue. b..
Third Citizen [iolly Conservatory: Yes,
give it to them. Ones congressman, the
others distinguished lawyer. G-s 49,.
Barkeeper: No; Mr.. ZErELLE says must
not give drink to any living man.
Third Citizen: But these are not living
men. They are dead.
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TRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES
81 BLANKETS reduced TO 90.
So BLANKETS reduced to So.
IS SHAWLS reduced 70 -.

And all other goods in proportion. aly stock OF
DRY GOODS Is now complete, and comprises some
Of the latest novelties and mos, auh fl ., de9ns
ALPACA at SOC, and WiITE r. %G gtgzI F ra
new store, No. Gil Broad street,
oc2S between Sixth and seventh.
ssrVHE EXCITEMENT IS ALL OVER
4 but great bargains are still selling 1t JULIUS
SYCLE's, 4lo Broad street. He offers the follow
BLACK SRos-GRAIS SILKS at *2 rs worth So;
BLACK SILKS at II. so, II. rs. ~: =
UoLoRED SILKS at t. 5S &C. 81 i sl;so' a2.
sATrEESs, CaMEL's HAIR, ... n.. .
E.MPRESS CLOTHS, DIAGO:SiLS,
Moss coLoHs, A II sGk s snd ftss fofhlSs
CAsINEnEs, sATTEENs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS,
MoCssKLAISgs and GRAPE CLOTHS;
A full line of BLACK ALPAC4s from 2oe TO N.95 |;
WHITE AND CoLoRRD FLANSELs from 25c. 10 VI /;
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLASNELs;
WELSH AND sHAk BEh iskfaELs'
BED BLANKETS from "a to $50; -.
CoLoRsD BLANKETS, CoMfoRTERs. and QUILTS.
In these goods We have fun assortment from 76c.
to IS yard.
snAwLs aud CLoAKs, new styles; .sft =
BALAoHAl sf fia f4fLf fSbUc shMIs
u CAMnRIC EDGISGs, REAL AND 'ALkS'
c1ESHEs LAcEs, all prices:
KID GLOW Es--our own tmportation-Sl TO 20;
B1sA ciED AND BROWN corToNs
Ny stock Is complete In every department hpa
offer special Inducements TO al IL wan; Of such
s eli. 10 u e0n''A'e0' ''1 JCLius sYCLE.
AIS Broad street, between Fourth and f1fth.
" sALKsM.N: J. j. Turner, ". u. foTeTs, JOIN
\. Car, George 2. Bagby, l.. J. Stern
. oc 3 tJanl
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A Glorious Victory.

Tho Conservatives Of Virginia nave
achieved grand victory. They EaVe elec'eo
their state ticket, and increased their ma
iorty in the Legislature.
Richmond has covered herself with story'
The exact Conservative majority could not
be aseertained last night, but It must be
aeou, LOO, which is gain OF about 'soo
on the last presidential vote. -
Norfolk makes also grand report. Inc
Conservative gains are large all over the
state; ne may say In every county. Inc
minority for the State ticket will be quite
equal to the predictions Of the most san
sr,ine.
4 better managed and better conducted
canvass on the Conservative side We have
never known. The conclusion is grand
lie, ti> all employ it wisely in the spirit Of
General RENTERS admirable card, and Flr'
-inta viii for hong years feel the good effects
OF the Conservative victory Of Sovem
t.r. ia .- f. 80
We refer our readers to the returns, a
e.y Is they have come to hand, in this morn
Ing's Dispatch.
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The Educational Journal for November
has been upon our table for several days.
This monthly has been increased in size q
second time, and now contains forty EIGHT
pages. 1t has also been otherwise improved.
"All business, whether relating to subscrip-
"tions or advertisements, Is committed to q
"gentleman we'll known by an extensive
connection of several years with the book
"and periodical trades-that i, to say, Dir.
J. T. ELLYsoN. .- = ..-'
The first article Is paper on Classical
Studies" read In the department of Higher
Instruction Of the National Educational As
ISOLATION, Elmira, N. Y, August 8, 1873, by
Professor EDWARD s. JoYNEs. 1t Is unex-
ceptlonable In its rhetoric and not objec-
tionable In Its logic. Indeed, 1t is one of the
most ingenious and elegant productions that
ever came under our notice. We are almost
compelled to agree with him, though
confessing that we are on the other
side. 1t contains some generalizations
rather too sweeping perhaps. However,
there are two sides to every question,
and if Professor JoYNEs has not trodden up
upon the toes of the practical men Of the day,
another paper was read in the same depart
mept Of tho same Association, at the same
session, which shows up the "grindstone
theory" In rather bad light. We refer TO
the paper read by Professor W. P. ATKINSON,
of the Massachusetts Institute Of Technolo-
gy, and which appears In the Popular
Science Monthly for November. Yankee
though he Is, Professor ATKINSON has writ
ten the finest essay which We have ever read
upon the subject which it discusses. If our
classical friend Professor HARRIS would and
can do justice, he ought TO publish Professor
A.'s paper-that is, we mean, If 1t IL not
too tong, and has not already roiched all the
readers that take an Interest in the subject.
The only other formal essay which this
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The Bank Of England raises the rate Z

The Bank Of England raises the rate of
interest to eight per cent. This is to offset
similar movement on the continent. But
the bank has an enemy In the rear. There
are shipments of gold to the United States
which the bank feels that it Is desirable to
check. So it is compelled to raise the rate
by double motive. Its action will be effect
i've, andthis is an important point In consld-
Grafton Of the policy of the bank. ...a
We wish there we're. some institution in
this country with the power Of the Bank of
England. 1t would have salutary infu-
ence for the good Of the country, and would
do much to protect the people from the out
rageous doings Of the gold gamblers of New
York - - IL
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The Indian and Negro.

The Congress of 1866 agreed to give the
Choctaw Indians 100000 for the strip Of
country known AZ the il" Leased District
provided the Choctaws would within two
years adopt into the nation and make citi
zens of about 5000 negroes, formerly their
slaves, and give TO each individual negro
forty acres of land. The time expired with.
out action having been taken, and from
council to council the Government has cX-
tended the time. This money, with interest,
now amounts to over 100000, yet SO strong
Is the prejudice against aIlotting their lands
that the Indians have again refused to pass
the act of adoption. The account from
which We get these facts says that the ne
groes are excited, and will send strong
delegation to Washington to urge their
rights before that body.
Now, We wonder if Congress, which has
acknowledged the right of the Choctaws
over the subject by cudeayoring to buy their
consent to negro equality, will dlre to order
the Indians to grant that eqalitys
But this bit of history has another phase
that Is interesting. We see that Congress
has offered 70 buy the consent Of the Choc-
laws to the enfranchiscmeut Of the negro as
q voter and equal. Yet no such considera-
ton was shown to the white man Of the
South. BE was not asked anything but
the reconstruction measures gave the negro
directly all that the Choctaws are asked to
give him. Nay, all that they were offered
$500, 000) to give him, except the forty
acres Of land.
This is we'll worth the attention Of the
nation. The negro is superior to the white
man, and the Indian also, In the estimation
Of Congress. Think on it.
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kT PRATT's ASTRAL. OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly odorlese. Always uni
FORM llluminatis qualities superior 70 gas. Burns
I'm any lamp without danger of exploding or mixing
Gre. Manufactured expressly 10 displ4ce the use
volatile and DANGEROUS oils. Its safety under every
possible test and 1T perfect burning qualities, are
proved by It's continued use In over 100000 fami-
lies: Millions of gallons have been sold and no ac-
cidept-direcly or iudirectly-has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t. f1."'
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
hranyhoni the country recommend the ASTRAL
as the best safeguard when lamps are used Bend
for circular. ~.
uhoIesaie nv the proprIetors, CHARLES PRATT
L CO., los Fulton street, New York. .,a. ss..ug
! &C 7-d& w6m IL. .,---
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MARRIAGES.

Married. at st. ! ames church, on 21st Of October.
by Rev Joshua Petcrkin, JAMES E. HANGER, OF
Augusta county, Va, to NORA MCCARTHY, or
Richmond. No cards. -.A. -'.E" 3d..
Married, on Tuesday the 4.h instant, by Rex I; (
TaIMAE TO MARIE ROJALIE GERTRUDE
RICHTER daughter of NJ. Richter, so.
! Washington and Norfolk papers please copy.
Married, Wednesday, October 22d At The b n
house. by the Rev: Mr: Creamery, mr. fobEHi W.
JAMES to Mrs. MARY j. BUSH:
New York, Petersburg, and Baltimore papers
r1lclse CODy,
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Massachusetts Liquor-Law


Massachusetts is sal geaertS. she does
things after her own fashion, and is bitterly
opposed to anybody doing things in any
other fashion. She has held her position OF
hostility to intempcrance with most intem-
pcrate zeal. Violence, according to the old
adage, does everything badly, and 1t has
had an illustration in the excessive zeal OF
Massachusetts against intemperance.
The case Is this: CHRISTOPHER h. MILLER
keeps house of refreshment in Dorchester
District, Boston. Last week all the lager,
whiskey, and the like upon his premises was
ruthlessly seized and carried away, and he
was personally complained of for selling the
same. But CHR1sToruEN was up to trick
or two; for he proved in court that he was
simply janitor and treasurer of the Mount
Bowdoin Club; that the liquor seized be-
lonsed 10 the Club. and was bought by MIL
LER at their order and with their money ;
that he had a salary for his trouble and for
the use of his house and billiard
table, and that he distributed the Club
liquor to the members rs they required 1t,
according to their share, but never gave or
sold any to non-members, and. never took
money from the members themselves. There
is already decision Of the Supreme Court
that bona ,fdc club is not amenable to the
Law; and Judge CHuRCHILL held that tie
case Of MILLER came within the provisions
of this decision. SO the "janitor and trea-
surer" Was discharged. The seized liquor
must be restored; ard there seems to be no
reason why "clubs" should not be organ.
lied in every bar-room in the Common.
wealth.
Now, then, what will Massachusetts, do
uikh IL
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m-A CARD:g E
RrcHaoaD, vAsEovember 8, 1873.
Messssss IS. CossrN coz:
Genfhmen -In. reply teSSyour request have 10
state That tfie following premiums were awarded
vol the Esss OF 1873 1sa8
FIRST PREMIUM for the best set Of WAGON
HARNESS for two horses made In Virginia.
FIRST PREMIUM for the best setof CARRIAGE
HARNESS for two horses made In Virginia.
-~FIRsTr PgsMFuM~for- the best set of~BUGGY
HARNESS for one horse made IN Virginia.
no 4-2t ". &c LEIGH, Secretary.
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A FISkEN d CO.,
"A. 51e BROAD STREET,
are selling off at very low prices their entire stock
Of
IMPORTED GOODS. 80
LINENS Of all kinds from 40c. per yard up;
DAhASK of all kinds from 66c per yard up;
HANDKERCHIEFS Of all kinds rom ~ per 90
zen up:
TOWELS OF all kinds from 81 per dozen up;
LADIES' and CHlLbRESS CNDERCLOTH-
ING A SPECIALITY,
and altogether superior to any similar goods offered
In this market.
Every gentleman should secure some OF our
InPURTED ALL-L1SES SHIRTS
at $40 per haif-dozeD, got up specially Tor this
market, and In make and material superior 10 any
thing ever offered here.
Our stock is very large. but what With sales In
New York, st. Louis, Washington, aud Richmond
II will soop dissolve; our friends and the pubic
will please make their selections rs soon as esuve-
nlent. OC Eo-l IN
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The Commercial, Of Cincinnati, Is much
amused at Secretary RICHARDSON'S silver or
der, aud satirizes the Secretary after. the iol'
lowing fashion: ..a....., .-... 81 oassr
This is what the celebrated Richardson,
the, Ciyi-Service Reform Secretary OF the
Treasury, did when he determined to resume
specie payments in silver: s-I .'a
- cautious look around he stole, ''N
His bags Of chink he chunk; sE
Many wicked smile lie smolc, ....
-" And many wink he wunk."
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OFFICE THE JAMES RIVER AND
kANAWHA COMPANY,
Drc1rNnXn Icfnhpr o. 1873

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
kANAWnt COMPANY, Z
RICHMOND, October %, 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
i STOCkHOLD Of the JAMES RlVER
AND kASAWHA COMPANY Will be held ut THIS
office WEDNESDAY, November 9TH, at 10 O'CLOCK
A. d. -
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
KNOB all men by these presents, That we, the sub,
scrbers being stockholders in the James River ana
Kauawha Company, do hereby constitute and ap,
point our true and lawful attorney ana
proxy TO represent each OF us In all general meet,
fpYs of the stockholders of said company heid
within six months from and after the date here
when We are not personally present or represented
BIZ some other proxy, 18th full power and author
ity at such general meetings 10 give such vote or
votes and to do such other act or acts as each OF US
could give or do IS member Of said meetings II
we were personally present; and We do hereby rau-
fy and confirm whatever vote or votes, act or acts,
our said attorney may lawfully give or do for us In
pursuance Of the authority hereby conferred upon
him.
Witness our hands and seals this day Of
one thousand eight hundred and -
-, tSeal1
BY order of the Board Of Directors
WILLIAM T. hUSFORD,
% oa6t Secretary.
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MEETINGS.

RICHMOND, November 8, 1873.
ESEAL MEETING.-The annual meet
n ing of the stockholders of the Richmond
Frederick sburg aud Potomac Railroad Company
will be held ut the office of the company In Rich
mond on WEDNESDAY The 10th day of SoYem-
OI no I'd ~ J. B. WINSTON. Secretary.
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! TF FOR NOYEMBER.-hORE NEW
AND ELEGANT CLOAKs, sACQUEs, RED1N-
GOTES, sHAWLS, AND DREss GOODS FOR
WINTER SlALES.-T. r. PRICE i co. are open
Ing great variety Of new and elegant goods:
LATEST STYLE EMBROIDERED DoLMAN CLoAKs;
ENGLISH JACKETS, plain and embroidered;
EsGLIsH JACKETS blue, fancy, and new;
Great display of NECK RuFFLNas;
LACE CoLLARErTEs and VEsTs-very rare;
VELVET CoLLARETT rs, ribbon ends;
DRESS GOODS In great variety ut wonderfully low
rates, such Us VKLoURs, PoPLLE SETTINGS,
sATIss, REPS, OTToMASs, EhpR esq, CAMELs'-
HAIR PoPLINs, &C., &C., at 20, 80, 80, 40c- TO
81 per yard;
6IIAwLs. HOSIERY, GLOVES;
LADIES SRIRTs and DRAWERS;
MISSES aud BOYS sHInTs and DRAWERS;
CAsSIMEHES In great variety, &c. oe8 80
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RICHMOND, November 4, 1873

RICHMOND, November 4, 1873.
LIST OF CITIZENS SPECIAL PREMIUMS.
Best .Two-HoRsE WAGON HARNESS to s..
s. COtfrell Co.
Best WO-HoRsE CARRIAGE HARNESS to
=. $. Cottrell & Co.
Best oNE-HoRsE BUGGY HARNESS to j. II.
Dckerson s. Brother. ~.r..,-,... ...~-s,r etr
Best oNE-HoRsE DRAY HARNESS to j. Fl.
Dickerson & Brother. &. g.. s.,.ssz
Best RIDING-SADDLE and Birdie to j. II.
DIckerson & Brother. j. II. MARTIN,
Acting Chairman Citizens Special Committee.
no SILT fEtif ~.s/ tstif II !
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An old man in the North, nine!y.t"o
years old; has determined TO abstain from
ardent spirits. Backed up by this gallant old
gentleman, total abstinence must triumph.
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DRY GOODS.

BEAUTIFUL DIAGONAL SERGES and DUTCH
ESS CLOTHS ut so and 60c. worth about 81
last season;
BEAUTIFUL SATTEESS ut 7oc.-sofd at ~ ano
1925 last season:
BEaUTiFUL FRENCH PoPLINs very, very
BEAuTiFUL EMPRESS CLOTHS at 0oc.-sold
at about IL last season; =,
BEAUTIFUL CASHMEREs at 90 and 8oc.--sold
BRoCADES, CHEAP PoPLINS, and GOLORED
ALPACAS at 25 and 3Oc.-sold before at DOC
Also, CAMEL'S HAIR and HEAVY TWuLS for
full STOCK Of MOURNING aud SECOND
MOURNING GOODS:
Opera Cloths, Flannels, and pretty goods FOR In
peIs, and Underwear: Blankets, Quilts, etc,
oc 27 HUDGINS, GORDON co. .
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No. Of the journal contains Is Professor
HAar's report, read beforethe Virginia Edll-
cational -Assoclatiop attats Iastsssssion, on
j." Mashsnatlcs insehooIsfor Girls"
PIE news fromthe various colleges of the
State which the Journal gives issasnew and
valuable feature. ~--..--~--
The whole. No. is worthy OF perusal, in
Guiding Dr. RufriSER's emihently practical
twelve pages.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ME- TO THE PUBLIC.

mr TO THE PUBLIC. SS
OFrICnur TIE VIHGIsIA sTATEA
HORTICULTURAL sGGf9TY, NfS
RIcHMosD,YA., NoyemberAss1 e73. EJI
MEssus. j. II. DICK ERsoN & BRGTHERf-At
your request have to state,the following PRE-
NUNS we're awarded at the Fair Of 1878 -.
Best set Of CARRIAGE HARNESS for two
horses made In Virginia, TO =. s. Cettrel! ~ Go.
Best set OF WAGON HAREE5S for two horses,
made In Virginia, to 9. s. Cottrell q Go. o..
Best set Of BUGGY HARNESS for one horse to
g. 8. Cottrcli q Co.. I <i.3.l I
Rest RIDING; SADDLE and Birdie male IN
virginia, to j. II. Dickcrson g. Brother.
No second premiums were offered by the Society
In this depsrtment. TIE zgfs E.G LEIGH, u
Secretary.
s..,.-.-- I. r. IL. - zr1tA-R6,
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RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTQ-
/ MAC RAILROAD.

UP DAY NAIL leaves Byrd-srrcet station at
2:4OP.M.
UP NIGHT NAIL leaves Byrd-str,nt station "
1880 T. NJ Except on sundsys)
UP ACCOMMODATlON leaves Broad etntt STA
tcn at p. IL. Except sunaays.l
/ DOWN DAY NAIL arrives NJ ByrtSiSset sta
ton ut / 80 p. n.
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Byrd street sta
ton at 4:3O A. III. te1oeot on hondaysl
: DOWN ACCOMMODATION TRAIN arrives az
Broad-street station st 6:67 4. Al Except on sun
days.)
fREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad street station
A. NJ. connecting at Quanttco with the ucxlndrti
and Fredericksburg railway. Returning, arrtv.
at Broad-street station on Tuesdays, Thur@oa - ano
Saturdays at @ 2. u.
BY order of General Superintendent
j. y. GENTRY,
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FURNITURE.

ERRaeAT REDUCTION IN FUR n
"a mTURE-I have on hand lsrge stock EAe
OF WALNUT CHAMBER, PaRLOR, NIL MI
TATIOE, and PAINTED SUITS and the lower
grades Of FURNITURE. l offer the above for
cash at greatly reduced prices. Parties buying
would do well to examine my stock and compare
prices. '. r.. CARTWRIGHT,
no Ne. IL Governor street
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RICHMOND AND DANvILLR RAHROAP)
OFFICE ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT }
RICHMOND. VA. October IL, 1879.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-Altert the
~ 12ih instant trains on this road will run daily
as follows:
GOING WEST.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS leaves Richmond 1t 8 A.
b., leaves DanyIle at 12:4S =. NJ leaves Cirrens-
boro' At $3.50 Z. n. arrives at Airline Junction
at r. H.. arrives ut Charlotte at S:1S r. Al.
THROUGH MAIL leave Richmond At l.2s p. ",
leaves Danyie L 9:1S Z. N Leaves Grecnsooro nj
1920 A. ~; arrives mt Charlotte at 1876 A. NJ.
LYNCHBURG PASSENGER leaves Richmond at
9:42 4. NJ, leaves Burkevillc at 80 =. II. Az
rivesat Lynchbury al 4:40 p. N.
GOING EAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND NEW YORK RYPRESS
leaves Charlotte at $40 A. NJ, leaves Airline
Junction at $50 a. NJ, leaves Greensboro at
l2A5 p. H., leaves fanvipe at E:l2 T. NJ; ar
riyes at Richmond at 1o:I7 2. 81.
THROUGH MAIL leaves Charlotte at 10 2. ",
leaves Greensboro at $50 A. d., leaves DanyiHe
at 6:2O A. A., leaves HurkevfIie at 1l:35 A. u.
arrives In Richmond at 2:17 7. II.
LYScnBCRG ACCOMMODATING leaves Lynch
burg at IL p M., leaves RurkeTille at 6:35 A. ". !;
arrives at Richmond at S:44 A. IL
The New Orleans and New York Express stops
for passengers al oil regular station, between
Greensboro and Burkcyille, bat will not stop e.st
Of Burkeville.
and baggage checked through
:, T. n. r. FALOOTT.
oc Il Engineer and superintendent.
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AnUSEHEETS,

IMMENSE SUCCESS OF THE
MARVELLOUS SENSATION. COMBINATION,
embodynx the highest order Of versatile talent By a
: -. -. CONGRESS OF STARS.
. Matinee WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY at
245 Admission to matinee, 90 cents; children,
IS cents Evening prices, SO cents, rs cents, and
81. Overture commences promptly 1t 7:45.
- i-6t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-05
A RTHUR ROONEY,
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