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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07

Police COURT, THURsDAY-Justice White.
The case of James L. Capston, charged with
inducing Nicholas Fischer to vote illegally,
was continued until the 7th instant. - :.
Henry Washington (negro). guilty of steal
ing coat, razor, and handkerchiefs from
Mrs. Mary Burke, was; sent to Jail for twelve
months. " ''.''..
John Signiago, arrested on warrant
charging him with using insulting language
to John Rankin, was required to give surety
for his good behavior. ......--...... ... :.
James II. Green {negro), guilty of crea-
ting disturbance in the street, was re-
quircd to give surety to keep the peace.
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EssOS FROM THE PANIC.


After wears OF freedom from serious commercial
tronbla even sagucious business men ocSp 70 con-
dnct their affairs as II there were 10 be Only iar
weather for the future, aud 10 deudt themselves
with the dangerous hope That even II stormy tunes
should come they themselves would suffer slight II
any Inconvenience. When panic comes upon
Ih, M uexpectcdy, and they are unable 70 convert
yood securities Into greenbacks to pay thcr oD,lga-
sio. they arc able 10 realize Htif they should ole
af such an iuOpportune moment their estates woui"
nerhaps he swepf away forever. p ..ft#
life-assurauce policy, costing compafatMes
little would. II death should occur during severe
rmnic preserve intact the earnings OF years whicn
might Otherwise ne lost for lack OF little rrady
money. = >a,. III ttf..
That man Is wise who has assurance upon MS llis
10 cover all his Indebtedness, 30 that In the event Oh
his deaIh his estate Is ccrtsin not to be
The great Thing sought In business Is profit coupled
with safety. The time Is not far on when every
business man will b. particular to effect sssranee
ON ms life for the safety OF his estate as TO enst
Insurance on the merchandise In bis warehouS'
aud when he will regard hfe-assuranee a. qua, ~
ness necessity, aud not as mere luxury OK ~ IN, In
diligence OF his humor rs II Is the kcysione " se @
arch which gives pernnnency anu atapint! W 'no
results OF lifetime Of active exeTtion.
APp'' ~ General Agents
Equitable Life Assurance society;
,o7-,, fiI9 Slain street. Richmond. va.
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KFapER kAMrAlGN kruB.-At meeting
Of the Kmper Kampaign1 Klub held last
evening, DR.. Il. p:.Mayo resigned bis posi-
ton as secretary, in. consequence OF his in.
tention to remove to Nicksbu A resoll9-
ton of thanks to him for his efficient
services was adopted. At an election sub
scquentIy held Mr.. Louis F. BossleuX was
elected TO fill the vacancy.
An appropriate and touching tribute OF
respect to the memory Of the late Major W.
3. Myers was unanimously adopted. g..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07

W GoDDIS, * P. NJ, lot and small fran.
tenement at the northeast corner of China N. d
Cherry streetx 10 s"i'oi1'@ si1s#7. '7'1,'-
HILL "oDDiN, W. M., Two beautiful brick
tenernents on the cast line Of Third between
Main and Cary streets. se....s..4 ...,s.a Us
At CAREERS STABLE on Ninth street between
Main and Cary, II a. a., horse, buggy, and
! harness.
LYME 6 BROTHER, a. P. NJ, building lot on
Church Hill, east side of Twenty eighth street
between Broad and Marshall. -.- .... .--...=
". KEESEE, 10la A. M. household fur
r1itUre. &C., al Mrs. Roscoe 3. Hclth's. No.
west Franklin street. 40 ,''' '.'
COOK & LAUGHTON, ,at 10 A. NJ, n large lot of
household and kitchen furniture, &C. &c.
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Coal Miners Strfke-Train Obstructetl

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, November G.-Ihe
coal-miners of the Coal Creek and Carey
vile mines are on q strike against the EN-.
pIoyment of non-society men. The miners
are boisterouS.
A train from Careyyille last night going
to Coal Creek encountered obstructiops on
the track, placed there by unknown parties.
The engineer discovered the distractions in
time to avoid an accident.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

DEATH OF DIR. ALBERT SSEAD.--Dr. Albert
Snead, so long known AS most worthy citi-
zen and estimabie neighbor and Christian
gentleman, died at his residence, in this city,
Yesterday morning at 10 O'Clock, after an i'll
ness of several months. He was born in
Hanover. in 1907, and was therefore in the
sixty-Seventh year Of his age. He graduated
in the medical department Of the University
Of PENNSYLVANIA, and came TO this city in
1882. He was devoted to bis profession, and
I is singular fact that from the time he
: ,mmenced the practice OF medicine in Rich
~ nd he was never known to leave it or to
cease his labo:' for day until last summer,
when he went II the mountains in the hope
of recruiting his shattered constitution by
rest and recreation. y man who had so
long confined himself to his pursuit and de-
MED himself the Pleasures and inylgoratinS
effects of rest and the pure air Of the moun-
tains, sooth to say, sought it finally in vain,
and returned to end his long and Wel.srent
life in the bosom Of his family.
DR.. Snead had a llrge practice, and was
greatly esteemed by his professional breth.
rem. He was for many years member of
the City Council Of Richmond, and was ply
sician to the smallpox hospital. s-
He was man without guile-frank, con-
.idipg, warm-hearted, and being incapable
himself of even the shade of a shadow of in
direction in his conduct, his detestation OF
dissimulation was irrepres. ible. He carried
his frankness often to the degree of indiscre-
tion. and could not rest quiet under the bare
apprehension that his opinions were mis-.
conceived. He WAS warm friend, and kind
and generous neighbor. Such a nature as
MS could not fail to win friends, and these
he had in great number. A sincerer friend
ship than that which shares the sorrows oi
the family Of this good man, now dead, is
not TO be found.
The funeral Of DR.. Snead will take place
at the Second Baptist Church to-day ut
Z. NJ. -. ... .sf ""
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07

WE were the recipients yesterday Of waiter OF
delicious cakes and candles from our enterprising
friend and confectioner d. COLUMBUS, 321 Broad
street. But to say that his cakes and candles are
delicious does not 90 them Justice; theg are really
luscious, delightfully."- pleasing to the taste. tie has
| tl,nrE
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07

OFFICIAL VoTE OF THE CITY.--The COM
missioners Of election met yesterday in the
clerks office of the Hastings Court, and can.
vassed the returns Of the late election in the
city. Owing to the incomple.eness of the
returns from the First precinct in Jackson
Ward they adjourned until this morning at
10 O'Clock -
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IT IS RATHER 4 SINGULAR coincidence that
the aggregate number of votes cast in 1869
in this city for the gubernatorial candidates
was only two more than the number cast
here on Tuesday-viz., total vote In Norem-
Der, 1869, 1880 ), total vote in November,
1873, 1858. From nearly every other city
and county there was great falling off in
the vote
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W. !tNitc your attention 10 our FULL SUPPLY OF
~. SQCIEEs : HELIABLE PREPARATIONS.
Amongst the ia,es! j. The SOLID EXTRACT or
EEc".. soluble Ia cold wate-, and especially appii.
''a"tr f"r ily podcru.ic usc: OLEATE OF ATRoriA
tLtA!k Or A'rS!I!A; ULEATEs OF MERCURY
sad MpRriIIA: COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT or
RED Ci>ciuNA, just ten times The strength OF
iiuAhaut', Jinciur: COMPOUND TISCTrRE or
irE, >', "r" FLI!D DOvER's POWDERS"
MEADE 4 BAKER, Pharmacists,
A4.1 1l9 Aalu street.
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TriousIy interviewing his Honor, Justfce J. j.
White and forking over the two V's."
i In its remarks upon the above letter, the
Press speaks Of Mr. Hirsch' as the "perse-
cuted gentleman" and leaves the impression
that nsa he was p5ops5 ha dsa Wi M It T
man does not assert that the officers exceeded
their sworn duty. Judge Bond pronounced
the city ordinance constitutional, and upon
his intimating that the State law was not
constitutional, the Commonweaitb's Attor-
ney entered 2 nolle prosequi as to the offence
against the State, with the understanding
that the points wherein The State law Is not
constitutional shlll be brought to the atten-
tion of the Legislature for amen dment.
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i. FIRE.-The alarm of fire WIS sounded yes
terday at 6 20 p. VI. from Box 3d., The fire,
which was small affair, was in the large
brick tenement occupied by negroes on the
corner of Seventeenth and Marshall streets.
VERY little damage was done. H,s
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road companies, steamship companies banks, mer,
chants, manufacturers, and others. They are en-
during and changelcss, and will copy sharp and
clear for an indefinite period OF time. Having just
received fresh SUPPLY Of these inks, We are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
nrip
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SToS ~. TINwARE, .tc.

Y Otto Ell am prepared to put up
y FIREPLACE HEATERS for heating three
~ NOR. room. Persons having FircPiacc Heat
r, % &c r-phirc Will DO we'll 10 send in their or
,,,.r, .ptnr,. cs.t', wral hey. - -
49,. TIMING, PLUMBING, ana GAS-F :
( MI done a. str"-t notice
JOHN BOWERS, Iron Block.
81 .s-ain Governor street, klcnlhohu, Va.
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ARRESTS LAST NIGHT.-Robert Clarke was
arrested on warrant charging him with as
saulting and abusing D. A. Eacho. Shep-
herd Cox, q negro of notorously bad char
acter, was arrested on charge of having
stolen four water-buckets and four wash
boards belonging to John Doran. Also,
Betty Jones (uegro), charged With stealing
$40 from +. J. Redford.
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1I THE PANIC ANDITs EFFECTS


Note the reduction of prices at
s''% r! LEVY BROTHERS.
STRIPED POPLlES st one shilling WORT, csc.
TYCOON REPS At 25c, reduced from 30c.;
FRENCH CALICO at SOC, reduced from soc:
BLACK ALPACAS from 35e. to ES per yard:
EMPRESS CLOTHS from A0c. TO 75c. per yard-a
reduction of ten ceHis per yard;
FRENCH MRRlSO at so, 20, 76c., and UP to IL IS
per yard, al! greatly reduced prices;
BLACK sILKsas 81, q .as, u 80, sl.75, *e, and
/ up TO So so per yard .:,.la,.f. ar.t
COLORED SILKS from u 81 to IS per yard:
sERG Es and sATTEsNs In all eo,ors a. reduced
COL ORED CAsEedERESai al soc. reduced from 81;
BRiLLIAETINES from Csc. 70 M,5O per yard;
these goods are equal to silk Ia appearance antt
better for wear;
ALPACAsin In all eolors at 25c. per yard, reduced
Excellent fast-colored cALIeoEs at Sic. per
yard:
REDINGoTEs reduced from a sosls:
REINGOTES reduced from SIS to $40;
xs ssoet Of e ssJfR year.
Full isIsiaiG @Hfrs snf al,
H:E pss 81
xEb. Yellow, gray, and Blue FLANNELs
In all qualities, at reduced pr.ees;
Handsome sty les Of CAssiM ERks al 81 and d &c
yofSEsS91tL LI5if M and
TWEEDS al soc.-regulnr price I'll;
sATINETs at 40 and ooc.-resuiar prices 50 and
Great reductions in all kinds of TwEEDs aud
CoSDnkSY nkY In all qualities and colors at a reduc-
large s assortment Of goods suitable for boys
CAMBRic., MUSLIN. full yard-wtde, at eoc., re-
| gular price, 25c.: .is., ;71,... -s ....
WIDE CHECK MUSLIN suitable for aprons,
dreseins-sacqaesi nnd 'wrappers'a at Soc worth
Fun ryI; yard R Vide B,EAcHED COTTON a, loc, re-
rRfpE.oF,ThE.T H',fs,I lE9m zssE COTTON at ooc
NEW YORK MILLS Mt 19c. -, "1.l '.a
F1hE6%cAsE e icctG;fToS ~ inches wide, at
ru!Siiirl lsi ptut uSEsGsAcHEp snkEr1SG a, ssc-
Ful-widih BLEAcHED sHEEclNG ut ssc. per
CorToS. DIAPER, uncu finish, nj. .s5, regular
HU ckABACR TOWELS at sa anil ~ per dozen,
regular prices SO and u -! t.-,,1
LINEN IA ~ & LoTHs, iuli two ysrds long, at
hINES 5Fs fss p esss;ea from
| CALICO OCOMFORTABLEs.I large and heavy. and
mannfactured of the best material, ~ s2.0o
l
" and Tp TO IS per Oxen; '''''' - '-D'.r 80 "
rAI ~ per ward. % all Il very chesp; &f'NN
| RI A(,K and " HIPE PL Alb SHAWLS at IL 90,
DOtBIE sHAWLS, same style, at So. reduced
DOT trHm q T'w1sr dong or toubse SHAWL a, %,
! would be cheap at ~; - h., ..t
STRIPED sHAWLs frem $3.50 to a5-a reduc-
uOn OF 20 per cent. - -. 80,
| kTLAND and BkEAkF eHAWLSin In great
| variety; '..-x,.r.i <,>,r,,,,,,
BLANKETS; '1r, ...,,1l!1;., - =
/ TIDES In great variety Iron oecs OSaroV-ah
lROIJLnyARD SKIRTS from 81 to A8:"
| BALMORAL SKIRTS et. 76c, u, af.26, $l.S0,
| mn S2.5O-all much below regular prices :. = n
\ NEkISO SHIRTS and DRAWEKS for men, wo-
men, and chir,ren m At All price, n' prs.., ..,a
All knds Of KNIT GOODS, susA M,,s e. srs@ fiH!s
Hoods sesr,s and PslssW .SS,on Il from 10
IN ahe ner Sar wd aaG nnd now ees the I TspesS
Brisses AZ az2 ". iMS * s,,d 1sc - .ssi
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
vice-Prcsfdent scott, Of the PcnnsyI-
yauin Railroad.

PniLApELrHIA, November G.-Numcrorls
rumors in relation to Vice-Prcsident Scott,
Of the Pennsylvania railroad, have induced
inquiries from an official source, and 1t is
learned that all the stories afloat are without
the slightest foundation. The Board OF Di-
rcctorS have had no action on declaration
OF dividend, but they meet tomorrow for a
decision OF that question. ..,
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YoIloH-Fever.

MEMPHIS, November 6.-The mortuary
report for the twenty-four hours ending at
noon to-day shows three deaths from yellow
fever and four from other causes. No new
cases during the past thirty-siN hours.
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THE SENATE CHAABER.-Workmen were
engaged yesterday in removing the desks
from the Senate chamber and preparing gen.
enlly for the alterations which are TO be
made in the room, in accordance with the
action of the body at its last session.
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PARDON REFUsED.--The Governor has re-
fused to pardon Wesley Binum, convicted at
the October term of the Brunswick Circuit
Court of voluntary manslaughter, and sem
fenced to one years, Imprisonment in the
State penitentiary. a.. '.~
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CATAwBA's PEREGRINATIoNs AROUND the
WoRLD.-Mr. James 7. Cowardin VIII de-
liver his interesting and amusing lecture on
his travels around the world ut the klch-
mond Theatre next Tuesday evening. -H-
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SAVE EVERY CENT THAT roc CAN. Don't pay
more fnr your goods In one store than they cam be
,,ad for IN another. LEVY BgorIIERs have made
rrsa, reductions in the prdes OF their dry goods IL
will be the means OF your saving many dollar DS
making your purchases OF them.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
PosT-OrFrcE NOVEMBER 6.-Captain W. n.
Holiday, Winchester, Va; Herman Wal
ton, Baltimore, Md; Miss Mary L. Wood
son, Washington, D. c.. I'D. Price, Ford's
Hotel CITY.
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The THEArRE.--This place OF amusement
will be re0pencd Monday night, when the
great Lulu combination will appear Tor the
first time in Richmond. ,......
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The ESAMELLEp AND sATlS-ftSisaEp rhu ,
,ocu.pus seem to astoLish every person sueh
rare beauty has never before been impaired 70 PIC,
rures They are made exclusively at THE LEE
Gallery, and there is no additional charge. in''
anisb ADDS beauty and durability to The picture.
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LADIES SHOULD TRY D'ORsAY COLOGNE

LEVY BROTHERS OFFER GOOD FAST-coLoR CAL
ICoES at SIC. per yard; Wamsutta cotton at lsc.
per yard: New York mills at &C.; the celebrated
Darol at one shilling; Androscoggin, Auburn, and
Fruit of the Loom at 15c. per yard.
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EXECUTION PosrPoNED.-Ch Christopher Graft,
convicted of the murder Of one Jeffreys,
was sentenced to, be hung in Danville, No.
yember 20, but he will probably not be hung
then, the Court Of Appeals having granted
Craft a, sypersedeas staying the execution
until they, can consider. and determine the
exceptions raised in the case. . The court
will not sit before the 10Th. Ifit shall decide
against the prisoner. the day of his eXecu-
ton will probably be postponed beyond the
2Oth. lie ims already had two trials. 80. V
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CoRoNER's ISeUEsr.-An inquest in the
case of the dead infant found on Wednesday
was held yesterday evening, and the jury
returned verdict of death from neglect by
some person or persons unknown. -,.a.,sa
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

/ ~" SPECIAL NOTICE.-Fe call at.
t-ntion TO the two very desirable RESIDENCES 10
be SOLD THIS FRIDAY EVENING at O'Clock, on
Third between Main and Cary streets. See azction
sae by Messrs. Guy, W Williams, and Wises commits
sloners. HILL & GODDIN,
/ no 7-1t a0t"*' '3h' 'tsisi :" Auctioneers.
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d. DRY GOODS HAVE DECLINED IN rRIGES-LEvY
BROTHERS make no attempt to conceal the salnc.
They have marked the prices Of their goods down
to correspond with the recent reductions.
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A SAVE OF TEN PER CENT. In the purchase OF
your goods will enable You to LAY by something for
n rainy day Levy BROTHERS promise to save you
twenty per cent In the purchase Of your dry goods.
So take the advantage of their offer. '.i
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RECEIVED AND TO ARRIVE, 10000 FEET Tor
REY's WEATHER STRIPS. All orderc promptly
filed and adjusted by st... ....mf .s.. ST..
J. w. d. FARRAR, Sole Agent,
-.. -"'... ". ZIG Twentv-iirth street
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StaunltOn.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.i
STAuSToS, Va, November 8, 1872.
Now that the election Is over aud the vic
tory of the Conservative party assured, 1t
might be expected that the excitement and
enthusiasm would subside, but such Is not
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07

DIVISION SUPERINTENDENT TAPPolNTED.--Mr'
F. J. Calhoun has been appointed superin'
teudent of the western division OF the Ches.
apeake and Ohio railroad, with his Office III
Huntington, w. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-07

TRANSFER PRISTISG-INKs will copy clear and
distinct for all indefinite period Of time st nd your
orders for work be done In these inks to tue Dig
Dufch Printing House. 1. 4. -a ... ..t. -. @.s
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~ pBArr'S ASTRAL OIL.

Ef3 PKATI . AoI NAL V1H' --------
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odoriess. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior 70 gas nar"
In anv lamp without danger OF expiodtax Or taxing
DIRE. Manufactured expressly TO dispasce ING use
yo,,ta and dangerous oils It's safety uDter every
pos,ble test, and Il, perfect burning Qualities xfe
proved by it, continued use In over 100000 isni-
lies. Millions OF gallons have besn sold ana no -.
c,eept-directiy or indirecsiy-has ever occurre~
rrom burning, storIug or handling t.
The insurance companies and SIRE connEsrs9SnssfTs rS =
throughout the country recommend sac N N Esas,
for circular. s-..a-.nx .ua as
wnol,sale BY the proprietc1s, ChAhLAo TnAAA
= CO., los Fulton street, Eex fe<k.
oc l7-dAW6m
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ToRREY'S WEATHER STRIPS are warranted 10
exclude wind, rain, snow, and dust from windows
and doors OF every description Saves In fuel one
half. For sale by j. II. GRAFTON,
..." ." Ninth street.
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ID. CoLUMBrs, PREMIUM CoTFECTIoSER. 32l
Broad street, has gained IN extensive reputation
for making pure 'confectioneries, and rich cakes
and PASTRIES 1t Is slid he Is now making the best
In the city. -. ..r.-.......' -.... ...
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TIE ELECTIONS BEING OVER everybody bad
better go to E. b. SPENCE .S Sons and buy their
winter supplies. They have business suits dress
suits, and IN endless variety OF gentlemcu's fur
nishng goods at panic prices.
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AUCTION SALES TsxIs DAY.

o'' -. Sutea or real estate 1iade 5tl9ee tho t af
anan,y go. 1nd soth Of June the tdzss for tie pre-
sg1, I sssa gea, aasss9 o. paid blythe yaSchdser ON
Of hs yeIr the tnres haue to BE- rad Jy he seiIe1
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CARRIERS DELIyERY.-The following is 4
statement of the letter-carrers' delivery for
October: Mail letters delivered, 97,S44
postal cards, 9,66G; local letters, 5,sGG; news
papers, 33,52G. Letters collected, 05,902 !;
cards, 5.797; newspapers, 5,155. G...
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MEETINGS.

KIC;lMOSp AND rETERSnrRG RAILRoAD Corl
THEAsIRER's QtfICE,
RICHMOND, Va. November q, 1878.
NnTlCE.-The annual meeting OF the
y stockholders or this comranS VIII he held at
hr o.cc OF tho company, corner OF RSrf and Eighth
,ircct>. on TUESDAY the 10Th instant, ut 12
O'Clock NJ. 49,, = j,
The hooks of :"anSftr VIII ne closed from ana
nnr ,r,. ON instant uutil tho day of mccttne.
'N' NJ. W. WARRINGTON. s
no ia Treasurer.
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES APPoINTED.-The State
Board of Education has appointed the fol-
lowing district school trustees for Dan River
district. Patrick county, S. D. Williams,
uice Fl. T. Eppcrson, resigned ; and n. d.
Scales .........
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PERsesAL.-Rev. DR.. Bethlehem has ar
rived in the city, and will preach as usual
tomorrow. g.. r...-......
Messrs. Edward Bycrley of Cumberland,
N. r. Morris Of Halifax, and Z. S. Arnett OF
DanvilIe were registered at the Tobacco En-
change yesterday. 49,. t.,.J.
MIR. james S. Leitch, Of the Jefersoman
Republican, Charlottesville, is in the city.
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LADIES' FURS, a SPLENDID ASsoRTMEST, at L,
WESiGER Il CO.'S, 1901 Main street.
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New York SpOrsmen In James River.

FORTRESS MONROE, November 6.-The
yacht Eva. Of New York, Captain r. B.
Grubb, and party of gentlemen Oh shoot
ing excursion, arrived to-day, bound up
James river. --- .---
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HARpER's AND LEsLIE's ILLusTRATED Shws-
PAPERS for this week received from }. L.
Ellyson, newsdealer, 1l12 Main street.
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SILK HATS, all grades, at P. WEIsIGER& co. 5:
] 120I Main street.
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DEOFES>rK HENRY F. LAU BE'S "a
1 DAsFlNE ACADEMY. SM
NuSl.tELL0 HALL. BROAD STREET e. NJ
&r>>c> and u:.si. =. v EnNESDAf and SAIuR-
.BtN AFTER StsiS~ At $50: gentlemen, w Ep-
<f~DAl ana SATURDAY EVENINGS ut 1880.
I.... Pause. 6In!.- and Boston Waltze~ taught with
49, -, itu no i-1ul
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W. CALL ATTENTION TO AN ADVERTlsEAtNt
I'm another column un Ter h,at Of LOST,
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For TIE TOILET D'URsAY COLOGNE AID
CAPILLISA.
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6NJISEMESTS. i

FRANK E!NERe'S
VIRGINIA oPEEA-HOu>E.
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