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PROFESSOR YuuNG AT TIE VIRGINIA OPERA
HoUSE.-Profe>so Young, assisted by MAJ
dame Young. inau@urated a series of magi-
cal entertainments last night at Virginia
Opera-Ho,Ise. The Professor performed
here, in Odd-Fclows' Hall, thirty years ago,
and if there is anything in practice making
one perfect, he should be one of the best
performers in his line. He distributes gifts
every night : amongst Il number of which
were noticed in procession yesterday, under
command of the Professors chief-marshal,
six sets Of chamber furniture.
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number in attendance on this session were
Deborah c. Thomas, Julia Valentine, (mins.
ters,) and Richard N. Janney, all of Baltimore.
Three meetings for public worship were
held on Sunday. at each of which the
above-named ladies spoke with great
power and acceptability. The meeting at
night was we'll attended, the house being
well filed by one of the most attentive con-
gregatIons we ever saw. The theme of the
speakers was the love Of God to man, and
the duty we owe to Him. The remarks OF
the speakers were closely confined to the
subject. which was ably discussed in elegant
and often eloquent language.
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DEATH FRoM HEART-DIsEAsE.- = Coroner
Taylor was called upon yesterday morning
to view the dead body of Maria Green "a CO.
lored woman), who lived near the corner of
Seventeenth and Clay streets, and who died
suddenly at 11.30 on Sunday night. 1t ap-
pears that she had been suffering a long time
from heart-disease, and when the facts were
made known 10 DR.. Taylor he deemed an
inquest UNNECESSARY.
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CONSERVATIVE RATIFICATION MEETINGS.
As stated in the Dispatch last week, the Old
Dominion Club, at their meeting on the
1st instant, resolved to bold grand ratif-
cation meeting at date to be fixed upon by
committee appointed for the purpose.
The Krmper Kampaign klub have also de-
cided to have rally and ratification meet
ing, and have liked upon Wednesday the
18th instant as the time. So, unless these
active workers in the cause of Conservatism
consolidate in this matter there will be two
meetings at short intervals.
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TIE VISIT OF THE CoLoRED BATTALION TO

THE VISIT OF THE CoLoRED Battalion TO
WAsH1NGroN. battalion of colored SOL
diers. composed of the IAttucks Guard and
Carney Guard, of this city, and the Union
Guard. of Manchester, lett the city yesterday
morning By the Fredericksburg route for
Washington city. The battalion, under tne
co,nmand Of Captain r. L. Hobson, Captain
Johnston acting as adjutant, was out 10 full
force, occupying with those who aceom-
panied them eight coaches. They WIZ be
met in Washington by the First Battalion
and escorted to the City Arlnory, where, nc
cording to the programme, evee was to be
held Yesterday evening. To-day they VIII
have publiddrill, dress parade, and review,
and return 10 Richmond Tomorrow.
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The STOCK ExcHASGE.-The Stock Board
held meeting yesterday, bat no saies'were
made. \ resolution was passed providing
that certified checks when offered would be
received by the members in payment for all
purchases The Board will continue 10 hold
its regular daily meetings.
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USMAILsBLE LETTERS REMAINING IN TIE
richmond PosT-OFFIcE OcroRER G, 1879
Charles Y. Morris, st. Denis Hotel, New
York; Miss Ada P. Baukhead, ia Wash
inrton street. Memphis, Tenn; William b.
Mathew, city; L. X. Steele, Riyerton, War
rem county, Va; Mrs. A. VI. Pettus, city;
A. L. Elicit, city; DR.. George II. Taylor, 16
Dauphin street, Mobile, Ala; Henry Strathla,
80 Avenue B, New York city.
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MEETING OF, THE EEMPEE KAarAIGs k1.rr.
There will be m important meeting Of the
Kemper Kampaign Klub at their rooms,
corner Ninth and Maiu streets, tonight at
O'Clock. II is expected that every active
member will be in attendance.
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KICKED BY A MuLE.-Ycsterday evening 4
negro host!er at q stable on Main between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets was
kicked on the LETT side of the face by Il mule,
receiving severe and painful cut. The
man was walking into the stable behind the
animal when it occurred.
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CUTTING AFFRAY.-Policeman james b.
Angle arrested yesterday morning, on Ele-
yenlh street between Canal and Byrd, two
negroes, mined George Armstrong and
Thomas Branch, for an atfray OH the street.
The negroes quarrelled about the ownership
of chicken, and Branch attempting to stab
Armstrong, inflicted two severe cuts upon
his left arm. Both men were lodged ln the
station-house to await hearing this morn
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Police COURT. MoSDAY-Justice White
presidsng.-Frank Branch (ncgro boy was
fined 81 for being disorderly in the street.
William Montgomery and James T. Need
ham were fined s. each for fighting in the
First Market.
Henry Grecawald was fined $3.50 for
throwing stones at W. II. Hill negro).
Mike Conway, for asSauting and threaten
inc to beat w. j. Dunn, was fined $3.50.
Richard Phillips was tined 3 for lOunging
on the market benches.
Belle Branch (negro) was fined 81 for dis
orderly conduct in the street.
Bette Smith. James Lewis, and Joshua
Jones (negrocs), for dsorderly conduct in
the street, were fined - cIch.
George Benedict, guilty of being drunk
and di>orderly in the market, vas sent to
iaI in default Of surety.
Warner Anderson (negro). for being drunk
on the street, was fined $3.50.
Thomas 'rinsley, John Brown, and Samue
Stanard (nc"roes), guilty Of being drunk
and using prof:lne language in the street
were fined $50 each.
Ida Mason. guilty of trespaSs upon thf
premises of j. \. Thomas. was sent to jal
for thirty days in default OF surety.
Fred. Ware (nc@ro), drunk in the street
fined =.
The case of Annie Carter (negro), charged
Ni;h stealing 4 watch from the person oi
William J. Burk. was continued until to-day
Frank Brooks ncgfo). drunk and unable
to take care OF himself, was fined 800.
james Meredith (negro), for Great ing dis
turbaacc in the street, was fined $3.50.
Washington Martin meSro) was tined 2'5i
for striking Kitty alias Christina Smith.
Louisa Paine (negro), fined = for con
tempt of court.
Total amount OF fines imposed, go.
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CHURCH NOTES.

DE-. RURRoWS'S NINETEENTH ANNUAL
ERMON-lNTGRESTING PERSONAL Al
LUSIoSS-FAETS AND IGURES-MlSSION-
AIRY yMEETiNG-PRESBYTE SUNDAY
SCIOOi. UNlON-REPoRTS FROM THE
PREACHERS MEETING--FIRST ANNUAL
SERMON OF REV. Mr.. TYLER, OF THE
sEyENrrI-sTREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH
CHURCH ADDITIONS, &C, &c.
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WILLIAM WlLDT,
W 1921 RROAD STREET,
DEALER IS HUMAN HAIR.
ESTABLISHED 1854.

The husircSs established 10y me nearly twenty
years ago IS sii tue only work first-class
hair, which Is always manufactured In the latest
fashion ard OF the best style.
CUMBED.OUT HAIR Is carefully worked up.
All orders nrc promptly hllrd.
JEWELGY, aud especially HAIR JEWELEY.
is made. US heretofore. by from the latest pat
terms. The reDairpz Of Jewery is also done In the
bSst manner. Se20-3m
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DEPOSITED IL THE STATE LIrEARY.-The
portrait Of Governor George W. Smith, Who
was burned in the Richmond Theatre on
the night of the 2Gth of December, 1911, has
been deposited IN The state Library.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CounT.-As neither
Judge Bond nor Judge Underwood arrived
yesterday, there was no session of the United
States Circuit Court. Both of them will be
present to-day, and court will open at lo
O'Clock.
The grand jurors for the October term OF
the United states Circuit Court are as fol-
lows: WaTrenton Gillingbam. Reuben West,
Henry Wilson, W. S. Phillips, Edward
Snowden, Charles W. Holland, Michael Aiur-
ply, D. p. Smith, AUner Cooley, G. G.
Thorpe, Jesse +. Sherwood, james A.
Javins, Spencer Snyder, T. W. Elliott, G. A.
Hundlcv. Warwick Rne, ". B. X. Price, F.
G. Roraba,lgh, c. p. Word, John +. Sizer,
Thomas kcrse, john r. Armstrong, L. w.
Avery.
The following are the petit jurors: D. Nj.
Patterson, B. W. ellis, John Scllinger, d.
Elicit Charles T. Bailey. 7. Hotties, John
ViIeS. William L. Bell, William Patterson,
Jackson IIaSlrp, NJ. BurkS ,Iohu Rankin,
". Z. Hamilton, VI. Burton, William Bart
lett, L. {. t'rasher, II. L. Wigand, Norman
Smith, Henry Miller, s. G. Johnson, James
Washington, Robert Wyley, '. y. Favler,
J. Foster.
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PUBLIC DEBATE Washington Literary So
ciety Of Church Hi will havea public debate
at the Presbyterian Tabernacle, corner OF
Twenty-tiith and Broad streets, at S O'Clock
this evening.
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The CATHOLIC BENEFICIAL SoCIETY-AlEET-
ING N THEIR New HALL Io-NIGuT.-Thc
Catholic Beneficial Society OF this city will
hold their meeting tonight. the first get
held in the spacious new hall in the school-
building just erected on Marshall street hear
the corner Of Ninth. Besides the usual
business TO be transacted, the Society will
elect Il 1inancla! secretary and appoint three
delegates to the fifth annual convention of
the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union, which
assemblies in st. Louis on the 18th instant.
On the morning of the meeting CT the
Convention the delegates are 10 be escorted
from the hotels at which they are stopping
to st. Patrick's church, where mass will be
celebrated by Bishop Ryan. After mass the
delegates will ride in carriages through the
principal streets together with the st. Louis
societies. Passing the courthouse, Mayor
Brown, of st. Louis, will review them. Pro-
cceding then to St. Patrick'S Hall, the ad-
dress of welcome will be delivered 10y Mayor
Brown, and it is said that an effort will be
made or the part Of the Richmond societies
to get Mayor Kelley, who is 4 delegate at
large from Virginia, TO reply TO the address
of welcome.
After the Mayors address tie Convention
will open, and immediately adjourn, that the
delegates may be Afforded an opportunity OF
seeing the city aud all the places Of note
therein. On the evening Of the first day Il
grand complimentary concert will he given
at st. Patrick's Hall hy the Irish Catholic
amateur talent Of the city. On the morning
Of the second day the Convention will meet
for practical work. In the evening grand
reception and >ocabie, with music aud
dancing, will be given at Masonic Hall. On
the third dly the Convention will Ici:sem-
ble at the usilal hour, and very probably
will remain in close session all day. On The
evening of the third day IL lecture by Bishop
Ryan will be delivered 1T Mercantile Library
Hall. On the fourth day an excursion on
the river will be given. This will afford the
visitors an opportunity of seeing the bridge,
one Of the greatest undertakings OF the age.
They will also have an opportunity of i'll
specting the iron-works of Carondclct.
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CnAScERY CoURT-H9n. Z. II. Ftt@lmgh,
Judge.-Parker Is. johnson, DC. Decree
referring case to commissioner for inquiry
and report.
ChieS. &c.. Us. Chiles. Decree confirming
report and supplemental report OF commits
sioncr and distributing the funds.
Kane er part@. Order substituting John
A. MeaElcy trustee ia the place Of j. II.
Walthall.
Order committing estates Of II. Eagan and
VI. johnson to sheriff.
Court mcc:s again this morning 1T 10
kn'clGrk
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PESITESTIARY STATIsTICs.-The report CT
the Superintendent Of the Penitcntiary TOR
the month of September shows that the
total number of prisoners received from the
lst Of September to 1St Of October was 3
l white man and coored meu; died ut
Old Dominion Granite Company's works, l;
discharged, colored men, colored woman,
and white men; pardoned, colored men;
escaped from Old Dominion Granite Com
plny, ,. Remaining i'll penitentiary Octo-
Der /: White men, l4S; white women, 3;
colorcd women, GO; colorcd men, DOS at
Old Dominion Granite Company's works,
215: hired to Mason Il Iloge, G2--total. .59.
These men and women are distributed as
follows: At work in shoe shop, Il; at work
in cooper shop, 80; carpenters, l3: black
smiths, lG; broom shop, 10; weaycr's shop,
/; hospital stewards, &C., SO; cooks and
e.itc-keeperS, 80; old, iutirm, one leg, NC,
-; unemployed, but jobher>, 1G; sent to
Sql!are, T.; women in weaver'S shop, 2G;
cooks. washers, &C., II; sewers, DC, 20;
men at Old Dominion Granite Works, 2'3;
hired TO Mason & Hoge, 30: boys hired TO
Mason & Hoge, total, IJ9.
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Harper's Bazarand Leslie's Ladies' Jonr'
nal for this wpck--bOth interesting fashion
No>.-receiycd from J. 4. EllySon, III:
Nrir Strppt
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BALANCE ~ TIE STATE %IEAsUGY.-The
balance in the state Treasury yesterday was
reported to be SI1S. .03j. Is.
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Rcsoired, That il is cXr"iicnt Tor everybody 10
call 1T f.. B. SPENCE SON'S and get very hca'y
Mcrmo Undr:shrt at the small price of Il.
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Sunday was a very interesting day in
nearly all of the city churches, and, as gen.
eral thing, the congregations were quite
lnrgc. The weather was rs beautiful as one
could have wished it. and rescmblcd rather
a spring or summers day than the fall sea-
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THE MEMrnIs SUFFERERs.-Thc condition
of affairs in Memphis in consequence Of the
cholera is deplorabe. The banks are closed,
business houses suspended, and all persons
who have means have left the city. The suf-
fering and destitution among all classes who
remain i very great, and their condition
strongly appeals to the benevolent of this
city.
Mr. J. T. Gibson, superintendent of the
Southern Express Company. is authorized
to receive contributions. and has generously
consented to forward them to Memphis
promptly without charge.
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Try L. b. SPENCE & SONS Dollar Shirts.

HEAVY 0SE-DoLLAE UHDEHsiGRTS e. !
SPENCE & SONS. 1900 Main street
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nor BALTIMORE.
PUWIATAN STEAMBOAT CoMpANY'S TG!-
WEEKLY LINE.

Steamers leave tncir wharves at Rockets every
TUESrh and THU URSDaS mornings ii g! o'clnck,
and SATURDAY at l2 o'clock VI.
Freight received up 10 6oclock L. NJ, and Sa.ur-
days NJ to ia o'clock A. NJ.
For freight apply 70
So 25-lm W. L. BRETT, Agent.
FOR NEW YORK.-OLD DO xr@ExR
L MINION STEAMSHIP IP COMPANY. .resssk1ssa
The slic-whccl steamships OLD DUMlNIoN.
WYANOkE, ISAAC BELL. SARATOGA,, Nj
AGARA, ALBEMARLE. and HATTrRAs leave
New York for Norfolk, City Point, and kchinOnd
every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and SATURDAY
ut 3 O'Clock p. VI.
Lcayc Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY,
and SUNDAY ut high tide.
These ships entirely new. They have elegant
saloons st.te-roOms, apd bathrooms.
The fare, accommodations, and attention are un-
surpassed.
Frrights for points beyond New York forwarded
with dispatch. and no charge made except actual
expenses incurred.
Close connections made with steamers for all
southern and European ports.
Freight received until u. u. daily.
For further inIOrm3tian, apply 10
GEORGE W. ALLEN < CO., Agents,
Office C0mpanI'> wharf, Rockets.
Captain GEORGE W ALLEN.
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DoISGs OF TIE GRAND jury Yesterday
The grand jury of the Hastings Court met
yesterday and found true bills for felony in
the following cases:
Robert :. Clarke entering the house of
James O'Connor and stealing Il coas, Il lot OF
cigars. and pistol.
William Ferguson fer a>sauitng J. =.
Wynn.
William T.. Randolph for entering the
house of John {. Clarke and stealing Il cap
one pair of cpauets, chain and bretStpin, \
pair Of siccvc-buttonS and Il pistol.
John l.. West for as>aulting J. p. Wynn.
Edmond Cox, entering the house OF Ade
line Carey-n0t Il true bill.
In the case OF X. II. Spriggs and Albert
Ia>kns, charged with Keeping IL house of i'll
fame, the grand jury failed to find true
bill.
The grand jury found true bills for mis-.
dcmeanor against Ellen Hunt, charged with
keeping house Of i'll fame, and against So
phia Turner for abandoning her male child
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AI.ARGE STOCK or CLOTuS, CASsItERES, AND
YESTINGS, consisting rf tho best and latest styles
of English and French goods. will he made up ut
short notice by Z. B. Sr ESCE K SjN, 1900 Main
sfrp
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QUALIFIED. Mr.. j. T. Redd qualified as
notary public before the Henrico County
Court yesterday,
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OiIIVV NgUTlIIHII! : Whit, NUCNCkI's
CAPTAIN & EoRGE W ALLEN.
JOiIS +. MAYER. ap1
ap :

DHILADELPHI A, RICH. 6GETn
J. MO.;D, AND NORFOLK STEAM-GsRs}E2a3k
SHIP LINE.-FOR TWICE
WEEK.-Unlil further notice the steamers OF this
line will leave Philadelphia every TUESDAY anu
SATURDAY, and Richmond every TUESDAY and
FRIDAY at u O'Clock NJ.
Freight taken for all parts of New Jersey. Penn.
sylvauia. for Boston. Providence, and New IrttiIS
Si.o. for Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red Star aud
American steamship lines, and bills of adlng signed
through.
Passage 10 Philadelphia, Including meals ana
statarooIn Ss w. r. PORTER. Agent.
No. 1926 Dock street, Rchmou'i.
WILLIAM L. CLYDE 4 CO, Agents.
so. IL sonth Wharyes.
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HESRIco CouSTv CoURT.-This court met
Yesterday for the October term. William
Fields was tried for assault and battery and
acquitted.
The case of Moses Menser. charged with
petit larceny. was set for Friday.
Theodore Echo, charged with assault, set
for Wednesday.
Jack Williams, charged with bastardy, set
for Tuesday.
Moses Branch, charged with tre>pass, set
for Tuesday.
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READY. MADE CLOTiiISG-thc latest style 1T the
very lowest priceS-it f.. u. SPENCE X SONS gentle
mems furnishing store.
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W. GODDIE, at 10 \. NJ. tha, lot on the west line
OF Second street between Marshall and Clay
streets formerly and X Streets, fronting ~
feet. running back l3G feet, with an excellent
brick tenement thereon. containing about seven
rooms. besides kitchen, &c.
RICHARDSON & CO., ) Z. VI. commissioners sale
Of brick dwelling :sud vacant 10: on I'll" north
west corner cf ;lay AID !iiriy-iirst streets.
COOK & i.AUG!ITpN, II y. NJ. ". 6. &. Fray
scr's Photographic gallery, NJ. 1Qtl Main
street.
COOK K &LAUGHTGE. al 10 A. Mat their anc-
tionrooIrs household furniture. carpets, &c.
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TIE BEST FITTING SHIRT IN the world Is the
PEMBROKE, sold by L. q. SPENCE & SOH.
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WHY WILL You PAY $3.50 TO 80 for coal
when You can buy the best quality at G.. II. PAGES,
Nineteenth and Car: streets :or soc. to 81 less per
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RHEUMATISM CURED by wearing The fncd!cateo
red flannel shirts aaL drawers sod by +. Il. SpES(
q
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HELMBOLD's BUCIIu Is the great family Ined-
cine for diseases Of the kidneys and kindred organs.
Full directions accompany each bottle Look out
for countericits. Tie genuine has the private pro-
pret:,iy stamp of II. Z. Hcmboid. II Is not safe
TO take any other. None bnt tie genuine guaran-
tceJ. Johu +. Henry, New York, sole agent.
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the foreign missionary enterprise, detailing
many interesting Incidents and facts. DR..
Curry followed in very brief remarks, and
DR.. Burrows closed in an impressive appeal.
\ collection was taken for the objects of the
mnntin., --.f
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OSE DOLLAR will buy 4 heavy Undcrsllrt at T.
Il. SPENCE & SONS.
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FINE CATAwBA GRAPES ut PIzzISi's, S07
Broad street.
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DEPARrUKE. OF STEAMER..
TAMES RIVER sTEAMBOATfLrE. ,
y COMPANY. Ssc7k.

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA. AND NEW YORK.
Also FOR
REGULAR LANDINGS on JAMES RIVER
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
ADAMS EXPRESS.
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FALL. AND WINTER scuED1uE,

FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:
On aud after OCTOBER /. ls,a The sas. ana
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER, Captain
JOHN A. Posi-. will leave cumpany's wharf. Rock
pits, for above named places on MONDAYS. WE'D
EtSDAYS. and FEIDAYS at $50 a. d.: and re-
turning will arrive here TUESDAYS, Thurs
DAYS. and SATURDAYS at4P. VI.
Passengers make sure connections with Eay I4tue
at Norfolk tor Baltimore, Philadelphia, aud Hga
York.
Fare 10 Norfolk k...................,.....s2 $50
Fare TO Norfolk and return. 90
Fare 70 Baltimore. q co
Fare TO Ph:iatsl plla .................. Sc
Fare to New wIOrk..................,.. l. 80
Ticiscts for sab on steimcrS ana ut CARRIER j co.'s
Ticket Agency. aud baggage checked through
Freight received daily for Boston, Norfol and
Portsmouth, aud regular landings Oh James river
from 4. VI. 70 { Z. NJ.
Freigh: for way-liudings must be prepaid.
l.. Il. TATUM. Gertrll gent
Otica: Cnmpanys wharf. Rockets: brai.ch Of
tirc Ut ". ID. Blair 4 Co.'S, corner OF Ninth art
Main streets. oc2
SPECIAL NOTICE.-On andSS-lsTs
- after WEDNESDAY,, October Isl, ,sSssssrsaszsss
1873 tho steamer JOHN SYLVESTER. Captain
JorS A. POST. will resume her trips taking the
place of the steamer Eliza HancoXl, leaving Rich
mond at G:30 O'Clock A. NJ.
So - l.. B. TATUM. General AGENT.
F'oR BALTIMORE: 60
PUWUATAN STEAMBOAT C0MPANI'S TRI-
WEEKLY LINE.
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VERY FINE CIDER VINEGAR and
V SpiCES of all kinds for picking at
GEORGE 4. HUNDl.E4 CO.'S,
au,s 52S BroaJ street
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ETIRSENIA pISEG AR-20 barrels 2lre
CIDER yINEGA AR. sarce and four yearso!d.
All kinds of SPICES and IA RS for picSE.-
". q. DANDRIDGE&CO+
.,,s Isroad stress.
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CRAB-APPLE VIM
EGAR, four years cid, IL
...s CHRISTIAN L WHITES
FRESH SPICES In great y:vk.ty tor pckliRg.
q
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LHNEST TE&S.
L, chests very superior GREEN TEA;
3 chests extra good BLACK TEA;
. chests extra ii.rJAPAN TEA.
w c. cambridge & Co,
xr1s s27 Broad street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-07

FINE yellow BANANAS at PizzlSI's, SO
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ARGE. FAT MACkEREL-s something
L c<iig,. WILLIAM II. TAIIM,
-. ~ 3li Bread street