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sold their souls for share in the
profits of the Credit Mobilier of the
Pacific coast. The Sun thus COM
ments editorially
Ann Still. ANOTHER
We priat to-day an account derived
from tho most authentic sources of the
operations of the Central Pacific Ring.
This revelation cannot fail TO astound
the public even in these days of wide.
spread-corruption and wrong doing.
If tho charges made by the Supervis-
ors Of Placer county can be sustained,
it is evident that tho gentlemen of the
Credit Mobilier were novIccs when
compared with Stanford, Huntington,
and their colleagues of tho Contract
and Finance Company.
This company, indeed, seems TO bo
not the twin brother, bat the elder,
and much tho bigger brother OF tho
Crodit Mobilier. That the allegations
set forth by the plaintiffs in the Placer
county suit can be TO very great cx-
tent established by legal evidence thcrc
can be littlo doubt. 1t is but fcw
days since "Mr Huntington and his
associates" were negotiating TO sell
four-fifths Of the great Central Pacific
railroad, while the enormous wealth
they have SO suddenly and mystcri
ously acquired affords other evidence
TO support the charges made against
them.
We have long been satisfied that the
Contract and Finance Company was a
greater fraud than the Credit Mobi-
lier; and we have repeatedly called
tho attention of the Congressional
Committee charged with tho investi-
cation Of Central Pacific railroad af-
fairs to the peculiar character of the
company, and ofits operations. Hith-
erto little notice has boen taken of
Central Pacific affairs, as the company
has its agent in very confidential re.
lations with tho Wbito House, and
has powerful friends in both branches
OF Congress. Now, we are under the
impression that tho institution will
receive the attention it deserves.
1t is charged that vast sums Of
money have been used by Huntington
and his coniedorates TO influence leg
islation. This will be no surprise TO
those who are familiar with the secret
springs which too often are brought
into play Ca order TO secure dcsirvd
ends in Congress. No Oakcs Amcs
has yet appoatod with memorandum
book 10 show where shares were placed
to DO the most good but then with.
ont such aid IL may not bc impossible
TO follow the trail Of the corruption.
lists. Indeed, IL is not likely there
will DO any difficulty in tho matter.
What are we coming to? Is tbcrc
40 longer any regard for tho princi-
pies OF honesty and virtue in this lard?
1t would almost seem that such was
tho situation when we see men who
are leaders in religious organizations
and in honest business enterprises la
boring TO uphold an Administration
which is permeated through and
through with corruption as rank ps
that disclosed on unveilng the secrets
of tho Credit Mobilier and Contract
and Finance Company
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Having recently fitted up new Bakery, and
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T'REDONIA WAGONS 4 BUG
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and Buggies should call on J. SHAW SON,
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donia Wagons and Buggies constantly on hand.
They arc tho best manufactured. aug6-3t
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A DEMONSTRATORS N0TICE.-Noticc
IA Is hereby given that letters of administration
on the estate Of PETER NJ. SMITH, deceased,
latc Of Dell township, cIeardcd county, Penn'a.,
having been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will please mako
Immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands win present them properly authenticated
for settlement without delay.
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aug6-Gt- Administrator.
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Nor-,-,sy RxroRr.-The following is the
r,or:uary report for the week ending Satur-
aay. November I'd, compiled from sections
r.:f,~u- received at the Office Of the Board
c. Health:
Whole number Of deaths in the city, 80; in
.Id;;ion, still-born were reported e white,
r1tored}. Sex: Males, IA; females, it.
C..Ipr: White males, 6; white females, 8;
c,.,rrd Iuaks, s; colored females, 10. Age
u.r cay 10 thirty, 2; one month TO six, 2;
>;x months tc twelve. one year to three,
:; three years TO FIVE, .; ten years TO twenty,
,: twenty years 10 thirty. 5; forty years
70 INV, 3: tiity years TO sixty, 4; sixty years
- -, j. Condition: Single, 10; married, 7
widows. >: unknown, .: Nativity: United
states. %; Enghud, l /; Ireland, /; scotland,
|, New Z+alnd, !. Locality: Marshall
v ard. ; Jefferson Ward, s; Madison Ward,
z: Monroe Ward, 5; Clay Ward, 5; Jackson
Wards; Aims -house, B. BY whom certlned:
Regular practitioners, 80. causes OF death :
Consumption, = (wuite, !; colored, %; con-
,u,,.om-. /; debility, l diarrhoa lacuIeN ;
G!phtheria, 3; drolsy, 2; fever (conSeStNel
!: fever lrcmitteut), l; fever uyphold), l ;
heart disease, / infnntile lockjaw, 2; IN
hannl.,ion Of ursin, /; jaundite, l; mar's-
u,u-, = paralysis, l; pneumonia, :; ur-
known. :; phoOping-cough, l.
cyMrARAriYE WEEKLY MORTALITY.
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Augusta.
WAYsEsBoRo': Large Conservative ma
jority in this place. Balloon ascend
ing, tar barrels burning. Four white
men, aged seyenty-nine, eighty-hve, eighty.
six, and ninety-SeveD, voted the Conserya-
tive ticket consecutively. ....-
The election passed of quietly.
WAYHEsBoRo' Kemper, 1872; Hughes,
1914. House Conservative majority, 23S.
Conservative gain, &C.. = = - =
CRAIesvILLE: Kemper, 75; Hughes, 10.
Legislature: Conservatives, rs; no opposi-
ton. Conservative gain, 80.
.Kemper's majority in. fourteen precincts
of Augusta county heard from is 1900.
SrAUNToN A splendid Conservative vic
tory has been gained here to-day. 1t is inn
possible to ascertain the majority. It will,
however, exceed the Walker majority cen-
sideraby. At the closing of the polls three
rousing cheers were given for Kemper,
Withers, and Daniel. ZG
Alexandrla. .r.-s. ,
ALEXANDRIA: O'Neal and Syphax (Reps.)
are elected to the Legislature. The city
gives Conservative minority of 200, while
the county gives 800 Republican majority.
AIbemarie. s.o
Mosr1cEIlo AND CoURrHoURE The vote
at the two precincts Monticello and
courthouse stands thus: Hughes, 626 !;
kemper, 536: Ramsdell, 62S; Withers, 535 ;
Fullz. 62S; Daniels, 5S5. Senate: Beazley,
Conservative, 53s Dunn, Republican, G25.
House of Delegates Magruder, Conserva-
tive. 524; Bibb, Radical, 655; Crank, Con-
seryaliye, 5l7; Garth, Radical, s27 !; Massie,
conservative, $40; Horn, 626. Common
wpalth's Attorney: Niche, Independent, 625;
Woods. Conservative, 555. Treasurer, Far
risb. Conservative, 45l; Goodwin, lndepen-
deut. 673. Sheriff: Burntly, Conservative,
G04. Surveyor: Barnett, Conservative,
Coz. Superintendent of Poor: Fry, Con-
serfative, 4s7; Childress, Radical, 67S.
TOTAL Conservative vote, $50. Total Radi-
cal vote, 62s.
MmTos Kemper, 119 Hughes, 81; Con-
seryative gain of 80; Witbers, 12O; Rams
deli. So; Daniel, 12O: Fultz, 80; Beazley,
100: Dunn, SO; Alagruder, 11S; Bibb, 81,
Crank. 1870; Garth, 81. Massie, 1873; Horn,
10: Parish. 122; Goodwin, 80; Woods, 10 ;
Michie, rs; Burnley, 203; Barnett, 2o4
FRY. 109; Childress, 90. Total CoDserVa'
tive vote. 129. Total Radical vote, "a.
GREEswoop Hillsboro' precinct gives
Kemper, Withers, and Daniel ID majority.
Conservative gain, 81. Senate: Beazley
(Couservative), rs majority. House: Crank
(Conseryative). 70 majority; Massie (Con-
servative), 81 majority. -, 49,.
Woods (Con.), for Commonwealth Attor-
ney. "a majority; Goodwin (Rep.), for Trea-
surer, II majority. ~
whitehall precinct gives about s Conserva'
tive majority.
Batesyile precinct gives about 80 Con-
servative majority.
L1spsAY's STATION: Kemper, 73; Hughes,
S5-Conservatlye gain, .; Withers, 10;
Ramsdell, So; Daniel, 10; FuItz, s5; Beazley,
73; Dunn, So; Magruder, II; Bibb, Is
Crank, II Garth, s5; Massie, 10; Horn, So
Woods, IS; Niche, So; Farish, 40; God
win, SO; Burntly, 1o6; Fry, 6s; Chiloress'
96; Barnett, 159. Total Radical vote, eo'
Total Conserv alive vote, 73.
KEsw1cK: Kemper, 1OT; Hughes, 100.
House of Delegates: Magruder Con-, l07
Bibb Rep.), 155. Senate: Beaseley (Con2,
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per, 220; Hughes, 25; Withers, 220; Rams
deli, Is; Daniel, go; Fultz, %. House:
Moore, ls9; Riddletarger, s5; Ailen, II;
Harmon, ,!l59 Hottie, 26. -; Ir.asG'. -
ForestxilIe precind :; IKemper, l20;
Hughes, I. s...s..,.g -. .,.s,
NEw MARKET: Kemper, 2s1; Hughes, 1e.
WooDsr0cK: The two precincts In this
F place give Kemper 539 votes, Hughes 81
votes For House Of Delegates Allen,
328 !; Riddlebarger, 2sS; Moore, l51; Hot
lie, 173. Conservative gain, 303.
SrRAsBrRG Kenper's msjority in Davis's
township, 2Sl; Riddlebarger's, 169; Al
lens, 206; Sbert's, 1879; Moore's 81
WooDsTock.--Seyen. precincts in this
county give Kemper, 1.706 Hughes, 1853.
EDTSBuRG. Columbia Furnsee precinct
gives Riddiebarger 1o5; Hottie, 90; Al
len, so; Moore, IS. rf a.&stsl%
r.."..' soushaznpsop. *
FHASKLIN: Kemper, '223; Hughes, 10.
House: Beaton (Con. 204; Bracey Rep..
l7s. Senate: Lawson (Con.), ss3 Lassi-
ter (Rep.), ITO. Conservative gain, 43.
BoYKN's: Kemper, 1885; Hughes, 15T.
House: Conservative, 1888; Republican. 1872.
Senate Conservative, 1874; Repu blican,
1873. Conservative gain, 81.
HzwsoM's - Kemper. 1873; Hughes. 1913.
House: Conservative, 1856; Republican. 1913.
Senate: Conservative, l26; Republican, l2S.
Conservative gain, 30.
lvoR.-Oficial vote at Ivor: Hughes, 16
majority.
BERLIN: At halfpast o'clock 150 MA.
jority for Kemper. Ivor and Berlin town.
ship is good for $50 majority for kemper.
Stony CREEK: Kemper, o.; Hughes, 243-
the rest OF the two tickets following the
names at the head Of them. Conservative
gain, 19. 'A' 80"
BRIsroL-Go A dispatch says: The
| voting is over at Goodsop. kenp.r's
majority is about 300. Halls Bottom,
| in this township, will give about 200 Con.
| servattve majority, making 900 majority in
Goodson township. Fulkerson and Lang
! ley (ConseryatiycS), for the House of Dele
gates, have about the sauie. Wasbing-
ton county is good for 800 majority for the
Conservatives. .> '~..!h
ABINGDON: The official vote of this town.
ship gives kemper :425 Hughes, 23S. House:
Langley (Con.b 545 Hamilton Com, 379;
Fulkerson (Con.l 1872. Senate: Gleever
| (Con.), 1T; White (Con.), 2s4; Wagner
| (Rep.), liz. kempers majority In this
county is from 1900 to 1900. -
Wythc.
| WYTHEvLLE: This precinct gives kempcr,
422; Hughes, l51. Hou-e: Holb:ook (Cou.).
42o. No opposition. Conservative gain, lJ:.
. Warreu. a4. ..,. .. .
FRONT ROYAL :; County returns TO this
hour III P NJ: Kemper, SO2; HugLes, 6G.
Heavy increase over Walkers Vote. Lnvc'i
| (Con.) elected Delegate. A decided minority
OF negroes voted for kemper. Conservative
gain, 81. ,.. d, t-.. -I.-g .... .....
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pol!cE ARRESTS EsTERDAY.-W.W W.
Caldwell, Anthony Tiernan, and Morris
Branch (negro), charged with being disor'
deyly st the third precinct of jackson Ward
Manuel Smith, charged with illegal voting,
hc being a MINOR.
samuel NJ. Page. charged with an assault
upon ". W. Caldwell ...s"
John Jackson (negro). charged with illegal
voting in Marshall Ward.
Miles Mcmahon, charged with threaten
Ing the life of Bridget Mcmahon.
Julia Hogan, charged with abusing and
threatening Elizabeth Brown.
Judy Brown (negrob charged with abus-
lng and insulting Martha Daniels.
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CSMAILABLg LETTERS IN THE RICHMOND
Po-7-OrrIcE NOVEMBER 4.-Edward Jones,
Fort Sill, Indian Territory; Mallory, Wheeler
B Co., New HaVeu, Conn; Miss Z. NJ. Nc
Mills, Berger poSt-otiice Mr.. Strong, city
Singer Srwing-Machinc); Nance Willis, :;
William +. Worthington. city; Colonel Il.
II. Eurks, Buchanan, Botetourt county
Va; james Damrc, box 80, Columbia
Charic- Daniel Il Son, Tresillians, Va.
General \. B. Dyer, Washington, u. {.
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klub rooms, and will be found in our table
containing the city returns.
NERAL RESULT IN THE CITY.

.--. ~ =
The victory which the Conservatives have
gained in this city is, indeed, a glorious one,
and the general result shows that the ma
jority is by more than five hundred votes
larger than any which the Conservatives
have ever had before and, Of course, future
successes are assured. saf .a,s.,.,. -
The total vote In the city for Kemper is
6,9s7; for Hughes, 5,371. Kemper's major
i'y, 1916. -
Total vote for Withers, 7,002; for Rams
dell, 1914. Witbers's majority, 1928.
Total vote for Daniel, $500; for Fultz,
5,S7. Daniels majority, 1923: ~i'Ey. -
!. / For House of Delegates the total vote of
the Conservative candidates -is-ss- follows: /:
ould, 6,9S4; Dooley, 1856; .Lovenstein,
6.ss2; Anderson, 6,916; Gilman, 1902.
The total vote of the Radical candidates
for the House Of Delegates is as follows
Gilmer, 5,34s; Manly, 1886; Rankin. s, ,412 /;
Snyder, 5,347 Woody, $3.50. .... T..
TABULAR STATEMENT OF THE CITY VOTE.
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PIEso>AL.--Rer. II. G. Crews, pastor OF
Fulton Baptist church, who has been i'll, is
improving; hut being yet too sick to leave
Al> room. Rev. A. Jones will preach for
LIN tonight and also on next Sunday.
Mr. l.. W. Huggirs, general agent Of the
Ey,<c4pdi Register. which IS published in
Baltimore, Md, is in the city.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Dam o. AN OLD CITlZES.-Mr. Heman
Baldwin, one Of our oldest citizens, after
several years Illness, died yesterday morn
:n-. in The cighty-sevcnth year of his ago.
H.. was engaged until 1856 IN the agricultt-
-, mschIne business as member OF the
s-.n Of Baldwin. Cardwell & Co.. and was also
wei! known us cashier Of the City Sa-
Wings bank, a wellknown institution Of
,,.r-hfliupl times.
I'll, funeral will take place this evening
|-uu The First Presbyterian church.
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-. tDLrMEcs, 32l Broad stree, In order IL meet
Iho waits Of hi, Customers aud the public, has
mad" extensive improvements In his CANDY and
CAKE SATISFACTORY, aud Is noH daily manufac-
turing tie hest pastry, cakes, French candies, DC,
10 ~ found la the city.
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ariYE WEEKLY MORTALITY

Tur TrxSlL-The work on the tunnel Is
Progressing satisfactorily, and the damages
4, -halt No. 3 ill soon he all repaired. The
r4mporsry railway along Broad street from
Shaft 40. >. eastward has been taken up,
and thA, .hafl will be closed at once. 1t is
ROW thought that all the work ON the tur-
H., vii! Dr done in three weeks at the latest.
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Correction.
RlcuAosD, Va, November s, 1Ss

RICHMOND, Va, November ., 1915.
IL III" EtUtOrs Of the Dispatch
Grnticlnen,--1u your report Of the pre-
miUnl- awarded at The State Fair you state
that The premium for best horsepower was
awarded to Fl. N. Smith l. Co., which is an
error. 1t was awarded to Us, rs can he
readily proven by referring TO the records in
the >ccrctar,'- Office. Very respectfully,
J. W. CARbwELL d co.
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a DECLINE IN THE PRICE OF DRY GOODS. il
any doubts 1t they have but to call ut the store
Of LEVY BROTHERS, where they can see for
themselves.
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You HAVE 1T IN YOUR POWER TO ECoSoMIzE; I;
then why not do it9 LEVY BRoTnERs are now
selling lots of goods at reduced prices. III your
own fault If you do not take advantage OF their
generous offer. ...... ..... ......
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1T WILL RE FOUND UPON GOING TO LEVY BRO
THEIRS that they have made great reductions In the
prices Of sheetings, slirtings aanncls, and dress
10
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THE ELECTIONS BEING OVER everybody had
better 80 10 4. b. SPENCE & SONS and buy their
winter supplies. They have business suits. dress
suits, and an endless variety OF gen;iemens fur
nisNing goods at panic prices. ---.
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Irr.pENp.-The City Fire Insurance Com
Iu9y la, declared = dividend OF four per
c"nt. md placed large amount to its sur
I4u- fund. 1t has been in active operation
orIi about five months.
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THE PRICES AT WHICH LEVY BROTHERS are now
selling carpets attracting many purchasers. A
reduction Of twenty-five per cent. is big thing
these panicky times.
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TRANSFER PRISTISG-ISKs will copy clear and
distinct for indefinite period OF lime Send your
orders for work 10 be done In these inks to the Dis
patch Printing-House.
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Ann FRACTURED At II o'clock yesterday
VI tli. son ol Mr.. a. &. Eaton, who resides
g., 70, so Fifth street, whilst at play at
I,.irb.>,rset school, fell and fractured his
In arm. lie was taken home, where the
.--.,.,r.d limb Was set by DR.. 2. Trent.
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during and changeless, and win copy sharp and
clear for an indeinite period of time. Having Just
rccciveda fresh SUPPLY OF these iuks, we are pre-
pared to execute orders promptly and at moderate
prices. so -s' '.. r. ".- '4 s#-@ - 's5.-e"A
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rHR Masonic GIFT CONCERT at Norfolk will
certainly take place January 18th, 1874.
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TALK ABOUT THE REDUCTIONS made by A. T.
Stewart & Co. In New York, LEVY BROTHERS will
duplicate the articles in RI chrnond at the same
price, and in many instances at less. Try them.
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ENTERED TO LOAD poR FRASCE.-The
,hr,--rna>ted schooner David II. Iolck, from
Cherokee, e,Iered this port yesterday to
load tor Bordeau, France.
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SILK HATS, all grades, at p. WEIsIG Err & Co.'S,
1901 Main street
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TRANSFER PEISTISG-1NKs-Inyalu to rail-
road rom ianies, steamship companies, banks. mer-
Ciiantc, manufacturers, and others. They are Gu.
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Nor II >rsaos.--The Henrico Court wa:
not in session yesterday. 1t meets again OF
Thursday.
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THE Police CorRr yesterday there were
no case, disposed of. Several cases wer
called and continued.
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New YogK LEDGER, WEEKLY, FiREsDE,
A>r SATURDAY NIGHT, for this week, re-
""iy"d from J. 7. EIlyson, news-dealer, III:
NliM strrIl
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THE NEW POSTAL CABDS-Tery useful for bus,'
ness purposes. Cards or announcements OF any
kind printed them will pass through the mall FOR
one ceut. Printing for these cards neatly and
chesiply done st this office. ..|
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Notary PrgIlc APPolNTED.-The Cover
nor ha> appointed Mr. NJ. 4. Hope notary
lill!ic for LouiSa county.
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ToRREY's WEATHER STRIPS are warranted to
exclude wind, rain, snow, and dust from windows
and doors Of every description. Saves In fuel one
half. For sale by j. Il. GRAFTON,
Ninth street.
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hupI HATS, all the FASHIONABLE STYLES, al +
NE;>lCEn Il GO.'s, 1901 Main street.
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LADIES FCRS, a SPLENDID ASSORTMENT. ut 2
" EIslGER 4 CO.'S. 1901 Main street.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

On I'll sdi,s Of real estate mate bsttoeen the lst o
yoa,tt1y and aoUt of Jp,.e TIE tures J,r Merre
S.nt yeGr hureto te puid bgtite PURCHASER. On
uU sIles mute tttt1.e7. ne lst " July and i0s
u TIE uear the tuees hare TO be paid dythe setter
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CHOCOLATE CREAM, FIG CREAM,
COCoASUT CREAM, CREAM DATES,
CREAM FIGS CREAM WALSCTS.
CREAM COCOASUT. CREAM CHOCOLATE,
CHocoLATK CAKAMKLs EyERToN TAFFY,
manufactured daily by ID. COLUMBUS, 32l Broad
street.
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RUY YOUR TICKETS NOW Ia the Masonic Gifl
Concert at Norfolk.
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IEUBBs K WILLIAMS, Az L. NJ. trustees sae
ui store and dwelling on the west side Of Second
street between Canal and Byrd.
v GODDlE. 4 +. NJ, for special commissioners,
bricn dwelling on The west line OF Fifth be-
tween Grace and Franklin streets: also, lot on
5lals. hc,"ccu Third and Fourth streets.
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POSTAL CARDs-Those who propose using the
new postal carts can have the printing neatly ana
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing house.
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T IME . LIME! LIhE
STOVES, TTNWARE, de-

NJ NOTICE.-I am prepared to put up
~ FIREPLACE HEATERS for heating three
or more rooms. PerboIls having Fireplace Heat-
ers to be repaired will do well to send In their or
ders before cold weath her.
Also, TIMING, PLUMBING, aud GAS-FITs
TING; done at short notice. ...
JOHN BOWERS, Iron Block,
ar ps-sm Governor street. Richmond. Va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-05

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