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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
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Mderbauburedu Der Ser. Staaten, 6errtt
BattS, tpuroen i'm Sabre 1872 in ben
8er. Staaten 249, 997 900 8u16els Wetz
gen er3eugt UNI 19, 275, 900 me6r ais I'M
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5eugte i'm lebten Sabre @altfornten, nentz
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Californian fommt SatnDts nit "a, 7O0,z
600 Bui6els, Oann fommen Wtt1nelpta,
Wtsconltn un6 Soma nit 6ur6i6nittlt6
%, 000, 900 8m19els.
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etgentli6en Norbpeftens i'm leBten Sabre
9 ,298, 900 8uibel5 @ei5en 5. f.. int
26,23o,0oO 8ui6els me6r ais i'm Sabr
5upor.
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oel5fammer bon Wtiltpaufee) in G6tcdgo,
Wetltpaufee &C. 43, 1855 900 8u16els @etz
gen, nit @tni6luB bes Mebls, bon Der
Wet5enernte bes lebten Sabres aus ben
bier Wet3enitaaten bes Norbpeitens, ST,
linois, 8tsconitn, Soma u11o Mtnnez
iOta, etngetroffen. l1nb NJ bere6net
na6 Nb5ug bes Wet3ens, Ser ais Stab
run9Smittel llnb CUR neuen Nus1aat an
Srt nno STEELE gebrau6t tptro, oaB auBer
ben pbt9e1 43, 1856 900 8uibeIs pom |.
Stunt al bis 51r re11en grnte mod tpettere
Is, 722, 900 8uibels @ei5en aus BEN 9ez
nannten bier Staaten it9 ais 1eberl9uB
erge6en tperben.
Qu6 bieie 3ablen betpeiIen, baB Bic
Misrepresentation bes 8ei3ens, tpieipobl
6as berrli6e @ololano aud ais Qtferz
baultaat es alien norbneitli6en Staaten
5nportbut, in n~nieren Observation-Disclosures
Dtel 3u 9roB lit. Qlt6 obtge 3ablen ioaz
ten 6aber fit bic 8alter1 cine einorin9z
lt6e Weabnun9 iein, ibre NderbautrO>
BUTTE 3u Derlnanligfa6en.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10

Diele grmoBl9nn9 trttt leoo3 mi oa1th EN-, peHIt DIE
Nomen Der Ibonnenten ouf m al e~in9eianbt lpcrz
ben, unb spor uuter WnraMsbesabtung fir oas
Sabr 1878.
Eretsn su einent Club ipdter ruettere Ibonnenten bin3u
70 perben bic 9bOunemetspreiie fir bieie gu b%enielben
GIubsTuten berebnet. Golden, bic Clubs Don 20 bis %
sbonnenten biIbeu, ienben mir 1 Grenptar gratis.
Sober aIte abpnnent, ber nod Spei neue abonneHter
fir 1878 uno 81 einienbet, erbdIt ietn greuplar Elm Sabr
trei.
I'm 9Otmeiftsr, @senten &C. fir Ribe nuS %1lntoiten gu
enti9dbisen, ~sepdbren mir ~benielben einen 8abatt pom
10 9ro5ent oui ane @elber, bic uns pom ~benielbeu einses
{aubt wer6en.
gerbeinienbunser fnb, mo es m6sIta, in Goit : @elOs
aupeiiunsen oSer res~iitrirten Srtefen 81 MAIDEN.
Dian ~n6reifre:
Suinois staatssettnnessGn.,
Chicago, SI.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10

= Die Seeleute, mel@e ii6 bon bem
Norbpolfabrer B~oIarts trennten, be-
ftnben ii6 iebt auf benz 8urOesOampfer
Troltc Bel Woibiugton unter 8ema6ung,
I'M auf 8efe0l bes Observation-Disclosures elmer
nnteriu6ung b%etreffs ibrer Grennun9
BON Dem Bolaris ltl1b betreffs bes 3Dbes
bes GapitGn 5au u%ntertporfen 5u tperOen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
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Office: g6e SitzgSaibinstOnitr. un6 5. Gpenus.
Announcement g 9reiie:
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Sainois StaatsseitnngssSo.
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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1873-06-10
GeIpnnere SUrt1eile

sep6bren mir Ibonnenten, bic itd Tlr Serbrettnns mrs
Ceres Slattes bemiben, ME tplst:
&pd,enblatt, iorie Metcn:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
MANCHESTER ITEMS.

CAMPAIGN NoTes.-1he West End Club
had in enthusiastic meeting at Huband's
Hall on Wednesday night. Thomas Walden,
Jr., in the chair, and were addressed in stir
ring speeches by several Jealous friends Of
the cause. This club will in future meet on
TUESDAY nights. They have the best meet
ing-room in town, and the thanks Of the
club were rendered Nice-Prcsident Huband
for the accommodations.
Messrs. Amber+, CloptOn, Taylor, and
other leading politicians, left yesterday for
Winfrecs store.
The Conservatives Of Midlothian meet 10.
morrow Ill 3 O'Clock for organization.
The Executive Committee OF the Wide.
Awake club will meet ut the clubhouse to-
morrow night 1T 8 O'Clock.
The MANCHESTER BANk. - The regular
meeting of the directors was held yesterday,
and business is progressing is if nothing had
happened to Shake the outside world to its
centre. The Bank Of Manchester is all
right.
PERsoNAL.-Mr. John w. BcaZley,a we'll
known citizen Of Essex county. Is OH Il visit
10 friends in our town.
The LAST CuASCH.-TnD~e who have not
favored the ladies At the county courthouse
with Il visit will have one more chance TO.
night, when an auction sale, cake prcSenta-
ton, &C.. will take place.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

OFFICIAL VISIT TO TIE City GAs.N oRKS
Ry special invitation of Mr.. John NJ. Hig-
Gins. chairman of the Committee on Light,
q number of the members OF the City Coun-
ell, officers of the city government, ana 4
few prominent citizens, visited the city daS-
Works Yesterday afternoon, and IN company
with Superintendent Knowles and Mr..
Adams, foreman, made thorough lnspec-
ton of the Works. 1t is needless to say that
under the watchtul care OF such gentlemen
as MessrS. Knowles and Adams the Works
are in most excellent condition, and pre-
sented an appearance OF neatnesS and order
never equaled before.
Some time siuce The Dispatch alluded TO
the improvements that were in progress and
contemplated at the Works, but since that
time they have all been completed, and now
thev are ready for tue heavy demands FOR
cas- during the winter. The capacity of the
main meter at The Works has been increased
about Il rhirl; L splendid new twclve-horse
power engine supplies the place OF the old
one, which, by the way, ims been in the
Works ever since they were inStltutcd; u
substantial coal-shed has been erected addi-
tions to the retort-housc have been made; Il
new and substantial inclosure around the
Works has been put up; the meter-house
has been sealed, and, where it was necessary,
a few coats of paint have improved the ap-
pcs.rance OF things wonderfully. All OF
these improvements have been made under
the direction Of the Committee on Light, OF
which Mr.. Higgins is the efficient chairman.
The following is comparative statement
of gas receipts for eight months in the years
1872 and 1873, from lst OF January to alst OF
August, inclusive:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

PERsoSAI.-Thc following were the ar
rivals at the city hotels yesterday:
american Hotel.-J. J. Lawson, Halifax
Va. John :. Foot, Halifax; Henry Eascy,
Halifax r. 4. Jordan, Halifax; David
Hanna, Jersey City !; George II. Clifton. Chi
cago; S. D. skinner, Clarksyille, Va; John
Playwright, Company Shops, n. c.; +. {.
Rosser, Charlotte, y. c.: w. w. WillIn-
son, Florida; d. L. Wilcox, Columbus, Ga; !;
Mrs. II. E. patc>, Greensboro J. W. Gun
ningham. North Carolina: }. a. Glenn,
Halifax; William A. Deitrick, Goochland ;
Jordan L. Ingram, Pi,tSglyania; {. X.
Walker, Halifax; W. D. Thornton, Pamr-
lins, Va. J. NJ. Watkins, Powhatan coun-
ty; Mcdonald Watkins. Powhatan; L. /.
Pierce, Halifax; Alfred Moth, FarmVille;
George w. Booker, Farlngille: James NJ.
Johns, Jr., Farmville: and Or. +. Finch,
of Hugenot Springs.
Exchange Hotel and Ballard House.-G.
skipwith, Virginia; j. Med. Carrington,
city; T.. }. Lockwood, Baltimore, Nd; i.
B. lIooo, Alexandria; Charles Ferguson,
| Baltimore; Peyton $. Coles, Albemarlc; {.
A. Richards, New York; George F. Platt,
r. S. Martin, Georgia; Misses Avery, Dele
| ware J. Boykin Lee, Baltimore; }. j.. Nal
lory, 4. j. Hamer, Huntington; w. L. Sutll-
erlin, DanviIlc; Z. 5. Hutcherson, city; NJ.
Wcstmorc, Allegheny j. FL. Iyey, Lynch
burg; John Mabcn, city; Miss Matty
Gordon, New Kent county; K. j. haryer,
New York; Philip II. Gosset, Amelia John
E. Guilemard, amelia Is. NJ. Allen and
| lady, FincaStle; J. B. Hiliard, Farmylllc;
John p. Taylor, King William county John
Gillian. Virginia George 7. Lee, Virginia
NJ. l.. Sperry. Connecticut; c. II. Sperry. U
:. NJ G. Taliaferro, savannah, Ga. ID.
\. Witt. Nelson: W. Il. Vaughan, lamp
ton; William +. Burt, Surry county, Va; D.
| S. Rogers, Portsmouth, Va.
Ford's Hotel.-J. r. Jones, Hanover coun.
ty; n. Is. Norman, Danyille; Z. !. Fulcher
S!aunton, Va. l.. Ii. Neal. GallipoliS, o..
j. S. Ilendrirkson and wife, Middletown, n
j.; n. w. c. Elliott, Henry county, Va; a
r. Foushee, Roxboro', n. c.; J. X. Lockett
| Whiteyille. Va; J. D. CIump, city; a. 6
Cleek, Bath county, Va; r. Vincent, Caro-
line county; L. T. Garrett, Caroline county;
W. J. Norman, plymouth, \. c.; John u
Rose and two daughters. Miss Ray, Fayette
vile, N. c.; II. Hughes, city sergeant
| Lynchburg Mrs. Mary Hunt, Lynchburg
2. Shoemaker and lady, Augusta d. R. VIII
iams, Jr.. Edward Lewis, ". F. Johnston
RockDrlOSe, va. w. n. DuIhpass, w. sam
II. Bayley, W. Y. Bayley, Philadelphia
Miss c. M. Boykin, Miss A. B. Haile. Mrs
S. Lang, Mrs. a. McCua, Mrs. j. s. Cohen
Charleston, S. c.; Thomas S. Scott, Amelia
Courthouse; E. P. Cole, Williamsburg
James w. Gusts, williamsburg; w. K
| VIM, Hanover; James Hunter, Caroline
James L. Tate, Bedford county, Va; Charlie.
Mittenorff, Baltimore c. w. Harrison, Al
bemarle; Is. Sears, Staunton; John f
Sears, Smithtield; D. A. wilt, Nelson county
| Va; Z. F. Palmer Halifax; II. 2. Boss,
| Va; y. NJ. Moseley, va.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

LEsr's GREAT New YORK CIRCUS.
Monday and Tuesday next Richmond will
be visited by an entertainment said to be one
of the foremost arcnic entertainments OF the
age. No show on the road is said to excel
L. e. Lent's New York exhibition, and it is
not probable that more than one or two
equal il III any of its features. 1t is an ac-
knowledged metropolitan success, and has
been organized this season with view to
taking rank as the leader Of all Others. lis
proprietor is a wealthy man, and no paisi-
mony characterizes his dealings. In rarti-
cular, it is his pride and wish to provide
such an entertainment as shall be interesting
10 each person attending it. His exhibitions
are said to be conducted with as much care
full attention to details as theatrical man.
ayers generally display in the prs>ntatit n OF
the modern arama. Every act is up 20 Ilh the
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

THE VIRGINIA OrsRA-HoUsE.-M Manager
Watkins announces this morning an engage
ment of two nights only OF the great come
dienne Miss Fanny Herring, supported by
Mr.. T. J. Martin and the Watkins Dramatic
Troupe. The great sensational play of
"The Female Detective; Of. Women against
the World" will be produced, in which Miss
Herring will sustain six different characters.
In alludirg to tbs actress the New York
Herald says: a fine audience witnessed
Miss Herring'S excellent acting ut the New
York Theatre last evening. Little Lotta
and handsome Herring are rivals in the sly le
Of acting necessary to the success Of such
pieces is the .Detectirc.' Lolita is good
but Herring is more than tribe better.
Miss Herring has experience In her favor
Miss Herring has superb character costume
in her favor, and Miss Herring is quite as
handsome rs the Sprightly Lo.ta.'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

POLICE COURT, Justice j. j..
While presidtnJ.-The following cases were
disposed Of:
Christina Smith (negro), for drunken and
disorderly conduct, was fined $3.50. This
woman has been out Of Jail only Il few days.
Caroline Smith and Elizabeth TilmaD (ne-
groes) were fined 81 each for an atiruy.
David and Fannie Brown (negrocs) were
fined $3.50 for fighting.
Joseph Il. Xix was fined 800 for striking
George Baker (negro).
Winston Bowler, charged with abusing
and threatening his wife Emeiine Bowler,
was discharged.
Richard Hoy, for asSYlting and attempt
ing to strike the son of +. 5. Napier with Il
rock, was sent to Jail.
Charles Palmer, charged with being drunk
and unable to take care of himself, was
fined 81.
Monroe Pinney, charged with lounsing
and trespassins on the benches in the Second
Market. was discharged.
Lucy Turpin. charged with being person
of bad reputc, was discharged.
Charles Randolph, charged with assanltins
and heating Coleman White, was discharged.
John Curlcy, charged with feoniously
striking, beating, and wounding Joseph Nc.
Closky, vas discharged.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

highest rank of excellence, and from first to
last the entertainment is one Of the most ele-
gaEt and refined ever given under canvas.
The proprietor states that no gentleman
need fear to take lady to the New York
Circus, for all can rest assured that naught
but the most courteous attention will bemet
with from those in charge of the great show.
This is q consideration OF great Importance,
and will doubtless be rightly -estinrated.
From all accounts that have reached Rich
mond this great show must be complete In
all its brahchcs-circus, ruenaseric, mu-t
scum, ard band-and gives performance
that entities it TO the name OF being without
q slInerinr - IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

THE Ice WlTCH AT TIE THEATRE E.--The
Theatre will again he thrown open Monday
evening, on which occasion the brilliant
spectacular drama of the Ice Witch, which
has had successful run in Baltimore and
Washington tor nearly two months, will he
produced. The scenic effects. chrcmatic and
pr>nlatic, arc gotten mp in is. Getz's (ot
Baltimore) best style. The entertainment
embraces three distinct companies drama
tic, pautomime, and ballet. The famous
SIartinetti Rlvcl Troupe is one of the fea-
turc-. The sale OF secured seats will COM
mence at Ambold's Saturday morning at
O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
FRIDAY. 500. SEPTEMBER &c, 1873.
LOCAL MATTERS.
The Financial Excitement in Rich
Inond Over-A Quiet Day-ActiOn OF
fE.e AssOcfafaG Banks. -

tsc ASSOckshttU fSaANSs
The Richmond BanIs had a quiet day
yesterday. Business resumed its old chan
nelS, and at o'clock it was found that
the deposits of the day exceeded the amounts
paid out. 1t was noticeable, too, that an un-
usually large amount Of currency was en-
braced in the deposits. If this state of things
continues for a few days the banks will soon
be in condition to oaffOrd the business COM
munity the accommodations they have been
accustomed TO receive.
At meeting of the Associated banks OF
Richmond held at the State Bank ycster-
day afternoon, Dir. Isaac Davenport, Jr.,
was called TO the chair, and Mr." Mann S.
Ouarlcs appointed secretary, and on motion
the following resolution was unanimously
adopted
"Resolred, That in order to enable the
banks of this Association to afford additional
assistance TO the business community, and
also for the purpose Of facilitating the settle
ment of exchanges between the banks. any
bank in this Association may, at its option,
dcposit with committee Of three persons,
to bc appointed for that purpose, an amount
Of bills receivable or other securities, 10 dc
approved by said committee, who snail issue
thercupon to said depositinS bank certificates
Of deposit, bearing interest ut per cent. per
annum in denominations Of $500 and 1000
cach as may be desired, TO IN amount not in
excess Of scventy-tiyc per cent. OF the sccuri-
tics or bills receivable so deposited; except
that when the securities so deposited shall
consist of United States:stocks, gold, or GOLD
certificates the certificates of deposit may
be issued upon the par value of such secu'
rites. These certificates may be used in
settlement of balances in exchanges for q
period not to exend beyond the 1st of No
yember next. and they shall be received by
creditor banks during that period. The. .scctl
rites deposited with the committee above
named shall he held by them as Il special deposit
pledged for the redemption of the certificate;
issued thereon, and each bank shall be re-
sponsiblc for the payment of such bills, notes
and other securities it may so deposit. The
committee are authorized to change any por
ton of said securities for an equal amount
others Ito be approved by them) at the re
quest of the depositing banks, and shall have
power TO demand additional security, eithcl
by exchange or an increased amount, at thei
discretion. The amount of certificates which
the committee may authorize TO be iSSuet
shall not exceed to any bank 1lre per cent
on the capital thereof"
On motion, the following gentlemen Wer
appointed under the above resolution
Messrs. Isaac Davenport, Jr., E. o. Noting
and J. L. Bacon.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26
ROBBERY IN THE WEST END.-Wednesda

ROBBERY IN THE WEST END.-Wednesday
night a thief Or thieves entered the Office,
through :he window, Of DR.. j. F. Carter,
corner Of Main and Henry streets, aud stole
a fine set of cupping instruments. together
with suudry articles of wearing. apparel.
The Doctor sometimes sleeps at his office,
aud the thieves were evidently aware OF that
fact. US some of the windowpanes had sand
sticking to them. which was doubtless
thrown against the glass in order to aseer-
tain whether he was at home. Finding the
way clear the. entrance was effected and the
robbery committed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

SUDDEN DEATH OF AN Ex-MEMBER OF TIE
LEGISLATURE AT THE EXCHANGE H0TEL.--fes
terday morning at about 8 O'Clock General
Malone, Major K. F. Walker, and some
other friends called at the Exchange Hotel
to see the Hon. Samuel w. Thomas, of War
rem county. Not finding him up, they went
10 his room and knocked for admttaDce.
Receiving no reply, one Of the gentlemen
looked through the transom over the door
and saw him lying on the bed. They then
broke open the door and found that he; was
dead. On the evening previous Mr.. Thomas
was present at u meeting Of the State Con-
servative Committee, and had retired at II
2. 81. apparently in perfect health. The
Coroner was notified, and after viewing the
body decided that an inquest was not neces-
sary, as the deceased came 20 his death flom
apopleXy.
D Mr.. Thomas was born in Warren county,
and was about fifty years Of age. He had
long been Il leading politician in the State,
and had been a member of the State Legis-
lature for several sessions since 1855. lie
was member Of the last Legislature, and
at the time of his death had conc to the city
to attend 4 meeting Of the State Central
Committee, of which lie was Il member.
MeSSrs. Joseph NJ. Stevens and James B.
Page, of Richmond Lodge. No. 10, represent
ing the Masonic fraternity, and Mr.. n. b.
Meade, Of the State Conservative Commit
tee, left the city last night as an escort to
the remains, which were removed to the late
home of the deceased.
The State Conservative Committee met
yesterday evening, and adopted the follow.
ing resolutions in reference TO the death OF
Mr.. Thomas;
"The committee being informed of the
sudden death of one of its members, Hon.
Samuel w. Thomas, of Warren, deem it
eminently proper that they should express
their profound sense of the loss which the
State has sustained by that lamentabIc event
Prompt to obey every call OF duty, lie
came to Richmond ut our summons to give
us the benefit of his counSelS in devisiug
means to further the success Of the cause in
which is bound up every interest dear tc
Nirginians.
"By his death the State loses an able anC
faithful public servant whose past service:
auycrcd still nob!cr career OF future use
fulncss.
"The committee tender to the friends ant
relatives OF the deceased their warmest sym
pathies in this sad bereavement.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

B SEPTEMBER, 1878.
New YAK LACES for trimming fau dresses,
SILK TIES (all new shadcsl,
LADIES' KID GLOVES Zone and two-buttom)
LADIES SILK UMBRELLAS,
HEMSTITCHED and EMBROIDERED HAND
kERCHIEFS,
INEN-CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS.
COTTON HOSIERY,
BALBpIGGAN HOSIERY, &C,
Just received by
sea Z. r. PRICE & co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

N1Y WHITE TEETH!
aawInTE TEETH
MEADE 4 BAKERS SAPONlNE DENIi-
FRICE-1he best tooih-powter In observation-disclosures
elegant and innocent; recommended oS the pes'
dentists.
Price, Soc 4 box.
For sale by druggists generally au 10
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

UNNA1LABLE LETTERS REMAINING N THE
R1CHMoND PosT-',FrIcE SEPTEMBER 25; 1873
Mrs. Prickison, 1913 west Broad street, city;
John Pryer, Kentucky: Mrs. Celia Tay yior,
FoundyiIle; Mrs. Eliza Mears, Hampton,
Va; Mrs. Henry \. Lucas, Warren, Warren
county, Pa. Joe Levy, Broad street, city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

IMPRovEMENr.-The Richmond Building
and Improvement Company are putting up
eleven buildings on the corner OF Pine and
High streets. They contain four rooms each.
and are admirably adapted for small families.
Five Of these tencment5 are flushed. and
the balance are nearly completed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

HELMpoLp's BucHu.--Thc only reliable medi-
cine for d. OF the Kidneys and urinary organs
perfect dlnretfc the long.continued use Of which
by the people OF this country for the last twelve
years has fully established its reputation rs the best
remedy Tor these diseases known.
1t Is OF the few medicines that have stood the
test OF time. 1t has true and genuioe merit. Be-
ware Of coupterfelts. he genuine has HELuEoLp's
private propriet iry stamp
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SOS ,s95 g. 4llO.330 0

After the Works had been Inspected ana
pleasantly criticized, the party was invited
by Superintendent Knowles to pafake ol a
sumptuous repast OF edibles and drlnkabies;
Speech-making and toasting followed, ana
at late hour, after very enjoyable evening"
the party broke up.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

THE CONSERVATIVE CLUB OF MARSHALL
WARp.-At meeting of this Club last
nighr, Mr.. G. B. Lipscomb (pre>iden0 in the
chair. Captain George A. Ainslic, from The
Committee on the Clubhouse, reported
that the site selected was OH the southwest
corner of Twcnty-eighth and Franklin
streets, and that the consent of the Council
had been obtained 10 erect the clubhouse
there a house Sc fcct long by So feet wide,
and high in proportion, could be built for
$50. The report was adopted, and the
following committee was authorized to
solicit subscriptions, and 20 ahead with the
construction of the house is soon rs they
have enough money i'll hand to justify
them:
First precinct, George W. Donlcy, James
HAYS. and John +. BosSieuX; second, George
\. Ainslie, Il. Il. Craddock, and John y.
Curtis: third. w. =. NJ. Kellam, D. {. Rich
ardson, and H. Mc,Zgcr; and }. Is. Roy$ter
and G. b. Walker for the ward ut large. The
chairman of this committee, Captain Ain>llc,
announced that the committee Intended TO
build the house within the next two weeks.
Subscriptions to liberal amount were at
ontc made in the Club, and the soliciting
committee will promptly call upon all the
Conservatives OF the ward to contribute.
The president laid before the Club an IN
yitation from Mr.. J. w. Lewclen, superin-
tenden. of Henrico county, to attend the
mass meeting tomorrow at Kaufman
grove, which WAS accepted.
Adjourned to meet on the second Thurs
day OF October, unless sooner called together.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

ARRIVAL OF EMGRAHTs.-Dr. B. Sears ar
rived at Ford's Hotel yesterday evening
from Norfolk with thirteen emiglantS, who
reached that city in the steamship HISTORIAN.
The party left last night for Staunton by the
10 o'clock express train.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

COOK L LAUGHrON, 10 \. NJ. house furniture,
carpets. SC.
". GODDlN,1 +. NJ, Il m'nisr oi lots In Rulhcr-
foords addition 10 Union Hill; also on The south
side Of Marshall between Monroe and Henry
streets also, on the south side Of Main between
Henry and I'elviderc stree.
GRUBBS Z WILLIAMS. q =. NJ, four small
dwellings in Duvars addition.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-26

THE EXCURSION TO WEST PoINT.-The III
dies of st. Johns church will 90 to West
Point to-day on an excursion, the proceeds
of which will be devoted to the church. II
is Il good cause and deserves to succeed.