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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04
Negro OutrageS.

The telegraphic columns in yesterdays
Dispatch announced the outraging OF a re-
spectacle and refined widow lady and her
daughter in Grant parish, Louisiana--by
KrLLoGc's armed police, as is generally be-
lieyed. A colonel of the force, when in
formed of this fearful outrage, stated that
his troops were in Grant parish for higher
purposes than arresting men for such petty
offences! 't.5-i.t-s F&1t s..ts.{
So here arc the administrators of justice
and protectors of order und life turned to
marauders and brutal outlaws. What safety
is there for that bapless community which
is exposed to the atrocities OF such guardians
of the public peaces 1t is believed that this
Metropolitan police is in Grant parish to aid
the negroes in reyenging themselves for
getting the worst of the conflict Of race
which took place some months ago in that
parish.
We wonder what the northern people
will think Of this shocking event, 80 Illus
tratiye of The horrors Of st. Domingo
Whatever they may think of 1t, the people
OF Virginia viii, hardly think of placing In
power over their State the party which Is
made up almost wholly of negroes.
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Negro JUS tice.

A few days ago a most cstimable and in
telligent white lady Of South Carolina was
dragged off to jal by negro policemen upon
the charge Of contempt Of negro court when
there. was not the slightest ground for such
charge. The outrage was so great that a
white Radical, Mortified at if, successfully in
tcrceded with his black brother Radicals and
procured the Iady's release before she en-
tered the Jail. The negro justice was too
ignorant to know what constituted con-
tempt of court, and indeed the pur?ort Of
words ina conversation that had no allllsion
to his court. What sort Of administrators
of justice would we have with negro JUS
tiras
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Phe Negro as a Ruler.

MIR. lIuGuEs, before the war, said OF the
negroes that they were unfit ''tor the en-
jounent Of freedom -; incompetent 'for the
task of sclt.govcrnmcnt;' " incapable OF pro-
..vidinc even for their own welfare and sus-
.tenancc when left to themselves, far less OF
contributing TO the general prosperity !;
"ignorant, sarage, sensual; needing protec'
ton, guidance, obstruction, control, author
"Ny; kno,cing nothing Il freedom, and ca
"pabie only Of abusing e
This is the eharact.r given the negro by
the man who now ash- tie PEOPLE Of Viz
ginia to be ruled by tic negro Has the
white man fallen so low o: The acgro been
raised so high, that this should be done !:
Let The people of Virgins answer.
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TO the People Of Virginia.

At the close of an arduous canvass of our
State / recognize with heart full of graft.
tude the splendid hospitality and unboun6ed
enthusiasm with which you have every
where greeted me as the representative of
your cause. :. H.. I....--.-.... .....
An intrepid struggle Of united Conserva-
tiyes for one more day will crown our cause
with glorious victory. "Once more unto
the breach, dear friends, once more!o In
the hour of assured triumph let justice,
courtesy, moderation, and magnanimity di-
rect all our counsels. As 1.-THE well-earned
fruits of your coming success, let the tides
of immigration pour into Virginia; letp pro.
duction, manufactures, trade, commerce, ed
ucation, arts, spring to new life throughout
all our borders; let US have such triumph
az will forever settle the intestine feuds Of
the past, ditfuse peace and goodwill over
our land, and light up the whole Common
wealth with sunbnrst of contentment and
prosperity. JAAEs i. KEHPER.
Ricl,n,ond, I'D November, 1873. III ~
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Every Man to his Post.

Every man should be at his post early tti, l
morning, aud there he should remain uhtn
the sun goes down. II our people but OK
crt themselves in proportion to the import
ancc Of the rights and interests the people OF
Virginia have at stake they will secure by
the chose of the day one of the grandest ana
mos, valuable victories ever achieved by tue
State.
\ victory to-day Indicates good govern
ncut. law. and order. 1t treasures tue pun
lie, gives fresh visor to public cohhue'.e'
invites capital and immigration 10 virginia,
encourages the general hope, and waters 'ha'
,oyr,v r,,nt con;entment--f finally itvlndcateS
thc integrity of the superior race and saves
thc government to the administration OF that
only race which can give to government us
hichcS, dignity and power.
This victory will vindicate the superior
race from the reflection cast upon 1t oy the
Republican candidate for Governor. Inc
schoo, Of labor of that superior race Is the
only source of replcnishmcnt for all the
higher walks of life in Il great nation. DOC
tors. LAWYERS, and statesmen leave not SOILS
10 take their pisces. The men that toilo"
Them rise from the school OF industry
Leave that school to negroes. and where
shall we &c, the men to fill the places ielt
yacan. by The great
Tho victory will vindicate the grand
school If white labor from the odiouS nm
parchment cast upon 1t.
Ev,ry thing that is good will be 'indica'ed
by The victory to. day, and vast deal that Is
ind .,,at would be fatal to the people of Nir-
"inia VII! &c avoided by it.
True yrginians, to your posts this morn
in~, and let the sun set in glory upon our
dear OLE mo!hcr!
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Sound "The charrea,,. i

The short appeal whietHe General hExefH
makes this themorning of the battle tothe
people of Virginia wlIwarra their hearts
and set their blood into quick circulation.
Tt rings with the tone of silver clarion. 1t
sounds ".The Charge piand like . bugie-
blast it will reverberate through the hills
and wales, the mountains and The valleys OF
Virginia, and all along the line the influence
ofits magnetic eloquencc win be felt. County
after county will wheel into line against radl'
calism, and the resultEwill be one grand,
united, irresistible charge, andan overwhetul'
ing victory before the sun falls upon thescene.
Men of Virginia, the two armies stand In
battle array. Every man is expected to do
his duty. "The charged" has been sounded,
and NOW FOR THE FRAY! .''7'.>
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New Books.


Records of Quiet Life. By AUGUSTUS j.
C. HOWE, author Of Walks in Rome"
etc. Revised for American readers by
WILLIAM L. GAGE.
A very deyout record of pious life.
For sale by WooDHoUsE & PARHAH.
tSonqs of Sun Lands. By JOAQUIN MILLER,
author of "Songs of the Sierras." BoS-
ton. ROBERTS & BROTHER.
We suppose most readers know JOAQUIN
MILLER. He is one Of the poets who have
drawn inspiration from the sunny plains and
snow-capped Sierras of the Pacific shed. He
has fame above the ordinary stage OF
American writers Of song. His book has
more poetry in it than can be found in most
collections of American origin. . ~.
For sale by WooDHousE & PARHAM. ,,..
Chtldren's Books. We have from r. L.
D. WALFoRD, agent American Tract Society.
No. 914 Main street, some very pretty books
for very little -people--viz., Sunshine fol
Rainy Days; Julia and Her Kittens; Fred
and His Dogs; Out West; and Poppet
All very ingeniously gotten up and quite
pleasing to children. - -. =. -
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would not be runninG Tor Governor to-day
had any question been 1aisrd eiien he regis
tered as to bis qualification to do 80. How
he got over the oath that IL Was not disquali-
lied by the Constitution when he did SO we
cannot tell. His participation i'll the Bristol
hostilities would have been barrier.
But this is none Of our affair. Look to 1t,
Republicans.
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The Lexington Gazette Gf you please, Mr.
AppeuD, in the enthusiasm Of moment of
great self.complacency, declares that he is
tempted to try trip to Europe, he says,
"after the fashion of the Graphic balloon,
going it on our oaon gas" Why did not the
Graphic think of that9 How wide the field
opened by this very shrewd Journalist!
If several Journalists of our acquaintance
were to essaya trip across the Atlantic
trusting to their own gas they would sue
coed ''.~.
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o,1a General Ticket and Freight gent.

rHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
pas,epger trains viii run as fol!ows:
. WESTWARD, =,
MAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Richmond $50 4. ~
DAILY except Sunday, connecting Glld M ~
Va. NJ 8 &. $. railroad ut GoHdonsSiue ap1 GUAR
lottesSt!e, and arrives ut fitnton !: " I. u;
donsrie With W, C., Va, II. 4 G. S. rsilroad Trains
for Lynchburg and Southwest, and arrives ~ tiuu
ngton at P. NJ. next day. Steamer leaves LINN fYn
ngton on arrival or the train. and arrives u Nn
cinhou at 6 O'Clock next morning. WHIT.
This train stops between blchmond ana nise
Sulphur only at Junction. Gord0nssiles ShaI,o'
vile, Srillnfon. Goshen, Atnboro', ano CoYuS.on:
AC(OMsIODATION TRAlN.-Leares kichmonG
Gofd0hs vi eats al $50 seaEs4 NJ
s,samer leaves Cincinnati At 1 7. II. DAILY eS-
cent Sunday, and arrives ut Huntington 81 a.
Day Win ra1 ., 10 A.
a. DlrLY except Sunday. and arrives as kichinyaa
at 43O A. N next day, connecting WIN ss Hn
Coino south and with james BtYer steamer 10. no WI,
folk. This train stops between While supuutI S s
Richmond only at junction, GnrSonstu an,a Gov
lo.Iesville, Stanton, Goshen. Mllbors'' ana Wv
NAIL TRAIN.-Lesves Hinton at ! o'clock a u a.
DAILY except Sundays connecting win ". ". va
81. q. g. railroad at charlottesville ana "ofa'nS-
vilie and arrives a. RicamcnS AZ sayn. c,ordous-
Vile at A. n. DAILY except susd.ss eonn stSroa
at Gordonsve With W, G., Va ~ o. .. rssSs ~
rrain fron LynchburR aud Southwest, and arrives ~
R Rich nsH al ESQ i. a. =. ,,,,,ns,.
i once on Broad near Seventeenth street
> A. H. PERRY, General SUPPLEMENTARY
| EDGAR VLIEr, General Passenger and IfS'S
Agent. -
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MET PRATTs ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe Perfectly odorless. Always mil
form. Illuminating qualities superior 10 gas. Burns
in any lamp without danger Of exploding or takfng
Dire. Manufactured expressly TO dfsplace the use o
volatile and dangerous oils It's safety under every
possible test and IT. perfect burning qualities, are
proved by its continued use in over 100000 fani-
lies Millions of gallons have been sold and no ac-
cldent-dlrectly or indirectly-has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling 1t.
The insurance companies and fire commissioners
as the best safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular. - ,
wholesale by the propriefors, CHARLES PRATT
q CO, ! OS' Fulton street, New York. s, ,a..s
oc 7-d&w6m
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SpEfuArlNnT1s.Ha.

o. A CARD. I54
RICHNoNp, VA, November 3, 1873.
Hessrs. SIS c0ttreH g. Co..:
SGentIemen,-In reply to your request have 10
state that the following premiums were awarded
you Mt the Fair Of 1878:
FIRST PREMIUM for the best set Of WAGON
HARNESS for two horses made In Virginia.
PREhiUM~fo for the best set of CARRIAGE
HARNESS for two horses made in Virginia.
FIRsr PREMIUM for the best set Of BUGGY
HAREESSfor one horse made IN Virginia. j.
no 4-2t E. G. LEIGH. Secretary.
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FISKEN & CO., ...

A FISkEN 4 CO, --.-
A. .s' SO BROAD STREET,
are selug off at very low prices their entire STOCK
IMPORTED GOODS.
LINENS of all kinds from 40c. per yard up; *:
DHMASk of all kinds from Csc per yard up;
HhNDKERCHIEFS Of all kinds from 81 per do
s zen up:
TOWELS of all kinds from 81 per dozen up;
LADIES and Chill DREN'S UNDERCLOTH-
ING A SPECIALITY,
and altogether superior TO any similar goods offered
in this market.
Every gentleman should secure some OF our
IMPORTED ALL-L1SES SHIRTS
at $50 per half dozen, got up specially Tor inns
market and In make and material superior to any
thing ever offered here. .
New York. It. Louis. Washington, and kichmond
will soon dissolve: so our friends and the public
nia,ft 0c 29-1m
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Married., 81 cdn esday OSt6ser 22a, q tle brides
hoase by The Rey. Nc; GspanhMsSsY az. HobEhl u
New York, Petersburg, and Baltimore papers
please copy. .4S -
Married, In Craig county, October 1s73, at the
residence OF Inc officiating minlster ReY T. Z. =.
tourt' county, to Miss SARAH j. sWITzEk.sof
Craig county, Va - -"
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M FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW
AND ELEGAN CLOAKS, SACQUES, REDIS-
GOTES, SLAVES, AND DRESS GOODS FOR
WINTER SALES.-T. R. PRICE & co. are OPEN
Ing great variety of new and elegant goods
LATEST STYLE EMBROIDERED DoLMAN CLoAKs !;
ENGLISH JACKETS, plain and embroidered;
ENGLISH JACKETS blue, fancy, and new;
Great display of NECK RuFFLrNGs;
LACE CoLLARETTEs and VEsTs-very rare;
VELVET CoLLARETTEs, ribbon ends;
DRESS GOODS in great variety at wonderfully low
rates, such as VELoCRs, PopLIN EUITISGs,
SATISs, REPS, OTToMASs, EMPR Ess, CAMRLs'-
HAIR PoPLISs, &C., &C., at %, 80, IS, 40c. to
81 per yard;
SIIATLs, HOSIERY, GLOVES;
LADIES' SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
MISSES and BOYS SHIRTS and DRAWERS:
CAssIMEREs In great variety, &c. oc 80
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DRY GOODS.
MORE NEW GOODS
NOW OPENING.

BEAUTIFUL DIAGONAL SERGES and DUTCH
ESS CLOTHS at so and Csc. worth about u
last season:
BEAUTIFUL SATTEENS ut 73c.-sold at 81 ana
BEAUTIFUL FRENCH POPLINS very, very
cheap: 80, <,--r,t. 20. ..,,
BEAUTIFUL EMPRESS CLOTHS at oOc.-Soid
ut about IL last season.; 80,
BEAUTIFUL CASHNERES at 60 and 63c.-sold
1t about 81 or,ro
ALPACAS at 25 and 3Oc.-sold before at DOC.
Also, CAhiEL'S HAIR and HEAVY TWlLLS lof
full stock 6f M0uRSING and SECOND
MOURNING GOODS: g., l.,
Opera Cloths. Flanuels, and pretty goods Tor IN
fants' and misses Cloak5: Cassimeres, ran
ncIs and Underwear: Blankets, Quilts, etc,
~ 81 HIDGINS, GORDON &c co.
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n1y MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH.
ERs.-Don't fail to procure MRS. wINsLOW's
soOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident to
tho period OF teething In children. 1t relieves the
child of pan cures wind colo, regulates the bowels
md by giving relief and health to the child gives
rest TO the mother. -
BE sure to call for
"MRs. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP"
For slle by all druggists. jeA-Iu,Ih&SSn
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ssrg'HE EXCITEMENT is ALL OVER"
4 but great bargains are still selling IT j I LUIS
SYCLES, AIS Broad street. He offers the follow
BLACK C.Ros-GRA1N SILKS at 1926 worth So;
BLACK SILKS at IL so, Sl.75. ~;
COLoRHD SILKS at 75c.. 81, 81 so, 20.
DRESS GOODS.
SATTEESS, CAMELS HAIR,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, DIAGOSALS.
Moss CoLORS, ALPACAS, and SILK foPLlNs'
Il BLACK GOODS.
CasIIMERES, SATTEESS, ...".
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, .AUSTRALIAN CLOTHS,
MoUsSELAINES anu GRAPE CLOTHS:
full line of BLACK ALpAcAS. from ZoC; " s1'S2
WHITE AND COLORED FLANSELSfrom zoe. 10 Sl )
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLASSELs; 'at.. sss
WELSH AND SHAKER FLANHELs. .sss..f
'~-'0s0E BLANKETS. -
BED BLANKETS from IL to $50;
CoLoRED BLANKETS, COMF0krERS, ana QUILTS
CASSIMERES.
In these goods we have full assortment from roc.
to IS ayard.
Su,wLS and CLOAKS, new Styles; ..E
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS
In CAMBRIC EDGISGS, REAL AND FALEN-
CIESSES LACES, all prices; ....
KIN GIOyRS-our own lmpOrtatiOn-S1 10 ": :,
GESTI EMES'S aud LADIES UNDERWEAR, full
BLEA cngp AND BROWN corToNs. ~ ~,
afy stock Is complete in every department, and
goods 10 be convinced come ana S see Sv i9T your
self JULIUS SfSLE,
AIS Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth.
Statesmen: j. j. Turner, w. d. Powers, ohm
n. Gary, George p. Bagby, L. j. Stern. -.r....
oc 1S tJan1 r.s .'s ~ 80 --,
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OFFICE RICHMOND AND WELDON RouTR.l
- RICHMOND. VA. October %. 1873. {


H'HE TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
l. run rs follows:
The MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at 500 4.
81. and 2 Z. NJ; arrive 1t Petersburg 1t 81 7 A. 81.
and 500 Z. NJ; arrive At Weldon at $3.50 \. VI. and
FREIGHT TRAINS. with a passenger coach al
tached, leave Richmond for Petersburg at s 4. ".
and 5 p. NJ, and returning leave Petersburg at
A. M.and $3.50 p. NJ.
RETURNING MAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
$50 4. N. and Al p. ~, and leave Petersburg at
1910 p. M and 1855 L. NJ.
ACCOMMODATION TEAMS leave Petersburg
daily at s 4. III. and Rich mond at 1890 L. VI.
Passengers frr,ln Norfolk will connect with the
train leaving Petersburg II 1910 L. d., and thoSc
for Norfolk will leave r ichmond on the 1890 Z.
ii. Accommodation Tram.
The SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAINS between
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at
A. NJ. and p. VI.
The Freight Trains will not run on SUNDAYS.
and the 1855 p. ~. Mall Train will not leave Peters
burg on SUNDAYS, and the 5:U5 4. n. Train w.N
not leave Richmond on MONDAYS.
The NAIL TRAINS will not stop between Rich
mond and Petersburg except 1T Manchester anu
Chester.
Passengers from Clover Hill will leave al 4.
NJ, and returning leave Richmond NJ L. NJ. dIily
Except sundays.
Passengers will take their meals at Jarrats flo-
tel, aud all trains leaving Petersburg VIII start from
the Washington-Street depot. -
PULLMAS'S PALACE SLEEPlNG-CARS are
attached to all the Night Mail Trains.
THOMAS II. WGSSE,
oc OF General Manager.
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~pATCHELOR's HAIR DYE

BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE
This splendid HAIR DYE Is the best in me world
The only true and perfect dye. Harmless, reliable
and instantaneous; no disappointment; no rdlcu-
lous tints or unpleasant odor. Remedies the III
effects of bad dyes and washes. Produces imme-
diately superb black or natural brown, and leaves
the hair clean, soft, and beautiful. The genuine
signed ". A. BATCHELOR. Sold by all druggists.
..s CHARLES BACHELOR,
en- ao-aod .a-..r... ....f Proprietor, New York.
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r.. A. FinneH having withdrawn, Judge
John T!Lovell Is now the, only Conservative
candidate for the House Of Delegates In
Warren county.
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.Rags S
have now selected ont from nv general s,o,,,
some goods: which have marked down nj stscn,
ONE-HAL LIZ their original cost. As am determinsd
TO sell them. ask your special examinatnnl
Among these are
$40; 8A1 "orth
MEMS CASHMERE SACKS, ss worth $40.
MEMS CASHMERE FROCKs, 80 worth sIo.
MEAfS CASSI5IERE FROCKS, &S worm Ak.
MEN,S BLACkCLOTH FROCkS, 81 o worth 900.
MEMS VELVET tfancyt VESTS, "a worth ss.- ~
The above are SMALL MEMS or LARGE yoH,ru.s
sizes and are a GREAT BARGAIN.
esoI ALSO, =
30 pairs CHlLDREN'S PANTS from saves
to nine years OF age: prices from 81 90 To so' Ia
pair, and worth double the amount. ~ N''o
ALSO, .#.. -.~.
100 MEMS ODD VESTS, ALL s1Zgs AVN urSns
Price, $l.oo choice, worth from % Is 81 each.
These goods are offered at these prices for tho
CASH OSLI, at the old, established house OF :
WAL IRA SMITH, Agt..
100 Main street
-o19S :. LONd FLAG. no at
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The Question.

Shall the whites rule, and take. care of the
negroes, or shall tho negroes rule and take
care of the whites?
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OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND)
kASAWIIA tOMPiSY. I

OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND)
kANAwIIA tOMPASY.
RICHMOND, October 2S, 1873. }
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
l. STOCKHOLDERS Of the JAMES RIVER
AND kANAHHA COMPANY will be held at this
ollie WEDNESDAY, November 9th, III Q O'Clock
A. NJ.
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
En0,C all men byMese presents That We. the sub
ScrberS, being stockholders IN the James River and
KaEawha Company, do hereby constitute and APP
point -- our true and lawful attorney and
proxy TO represent each OF us III all general meet
inys of the stockholders of said company held
within six months from ard after the date hcrtot
when are not personally present or rCpre5t nted
by some other proxy, 18th full power anu author
ity ut such general meetings. to give such vote or
votes and to Go such other act or acts Us each OF us
could give or do as u member of said meetings If
we were personally present: AMI we do hereby raul
fv and couirm whatever vote or votes, act or acts.
our said attorney may lawfully give or 90 Tor us III
pursuance OF the authority hereby conferred upon
him. No.,
Witness our hands and seals this tia! OF -,
one thousand eight hundred and -, c,,
''N - :" 'e,-l --, Seal
[SedLI
= By order of the Board Of Directors;
WILLIAM i. MCNFOlD, =
q, Secretary. ,
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RAILROAD LINES.
90 - W al W sEsz-.::.:s : Co.,. z

60 e z asas ~ -. -
RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHxsArEAhEl
RAILROAD COMPANY.
RICHMOND. November 5th. 1873. !
IN AND AFTER THIS DATE PAS.
" SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS on this
road will run 80 follows
PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point lcsye,
Richmond at p NJ. and train from West Polut
will arrive ut Richmond At 1880 A. ". L-iiy l-un-
days excepted.
the splendid steamer HAVANA, Captain A. E.
MCKEE has been placet on the route between u est
Point and Baltimore TO run In connection with this
road anu will makethree trips week leaving West
Point TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS. and SATIR-
DAYS on tie arrival of the train which leaves Rich
mond al I. M, arriving at Baltimore next morning
IN ample time to connect with trains lor the North
and Test and leave Baltimore MONDAYS WE'D
NESDAYS, and FRIDAYS at I p. NJ, connecting
at West Point with the train due at Richmond NJ
1890 next morning.
Fare 10 Baltimore, SIS colorei people, 81
FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight ONLY
leaves Richmond Tuesda e, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 5 A. VI. Through freight received daily TIL
i'30P.M NJ.
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attached
for freight between Richmond and West Point
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays. and
Fridays Ut $50 \. ~ Local freight received Tues-
days, Thursdays, and Saturdays til 420 Pm.
EDW. F. FOLGER,
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
". n. BRAGG. Master TRANSFORMATION no l
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RICHMOND. November 3. 1878,

RICHMOND. November 3, 1878.
4 NNUAL MEETING.-Th annual meet
n Ing of the stockholders of the Richmond,
aud Potomac Railroad Company
will be held ut the Office of the company in Rich
mond on WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF Hoyem-
10 4-td j. b. WINSTON. Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04

CARDOZO, FOURQUREAN & co.
Our stock of goods has just been replenished by
the addition Of 10000 worth Of ...........-.}
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS IL:
for the ral and winter trade, bought for cash. OF
the latest novelties in imported and domestic fab
rics We are now displaying a most attractive as
sortment OF
49,. Also, new and beautiful fabrics In s. as.
.sE .f.,s. DRESS GOODS r. ..,E.se
i. 3iieg IN all new and desirable shades. ~,
ad.iBLACK AND eoLoRED SILKS,
<ol#Hb very rich and cheap. y
In black goods our stock &. very complete, con-
sistng in part OF r., E,-..4 ~ So Es,.,
:, .:BoMBAzINEs, CAsHMEREs, .s,~
ALPACAs, MoHAIRs, .t 34,ls /!
TAMusE, GRAPE, i ;t ,1.sc l.sI Z
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
selected with great care 10 TO good aud permanent
black. Also, . choice lot Of
.ts.. CARPETS, RUGS DRUGGErs, &C., &C. =,
All Of which we otsr at the very lowest market
prices. CARDozo, FoURQUREAN 4 CO.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-04

NOTICE.-The Taxpayers Of Henrieo
IN county are hereby nolifed that the TAA,s
BILLS for Tuckahoe, Fairfield, Brookisnd, and
Varlna townships will DO ready for COLLEGTiON
at tile seasurefs ofice,in the county h9nse,
from The OH 70 the 3oth day p November, 1o7S;
after which TIME thby pass, by saw, into the hanas
WILLIAM NJ. MoGkUDEK,
no 3-,Noy9Q County Treasurer