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ALEXANDRIA AND FKEDERICKs ""EG RAILWAY
After 1000 y. m. SUNDAY, .,.iy >, 49,
trains will run rs follows:
Leave Southwark from Alcxandria s. +, cf,n-,
cksburg depot at 500 II. H., accommodate ID,
daily, except Sunday; ll.29 y: m. Southern f.
press daily. except Sunday. The Southern =
press at 20 p. m. runs thro, =. 10 kjc'l on!
without change, connecting with train r. A.
points South.
Leave Northward frGn, Alexandria !; r'go.;..
ksburg depot at 800 =. m. Northern EAir...
daily, except Monday; Gil p. IN. accon.'oa
ton daily, EXCEPT Sunday. connects ;hr,..
North and West. The Northern ~
leaving at $50 n. III. runs through !, h..
timore without change, connecting with tran,
Oh the Northern Central Railway .or liz Ea,.j
and West.
ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON RAlLsotr
After SUNDAY, May 18th, trains vii NJ.
rs follows, daily, except sunday:
Leave Alexandria for Wa>hiny,ou from. :.
Asaph street depot. ut 600, 1.G0 500, $50 lu~,
and II. 100 y m: EGO M. and Leo, 40. %rY
/ co, 800, 500. : % and $50 D. m
Trains leaving 1t s 10 Il. H. ana !, 90 D. u. r,,.
daily; all others daily cxcrp: Sunday.
Leave Washington Tor y Alexandra. from .,g.
Srngcr depot. cor. 9TH and b streets, -: ru5
40, S.tU :.ta, IL o. ard 800 Il. H.: l.U,i..
and los, 200 500 4Ej, 300 500. -.uH and : II,
p. IN.
Trains leaving III 8 % y m. ana GO D. N. ruu
Gally MI Others daily except sunday.
II" A.cXaldria and Fredericksburg Railway
tram leave ger depot. cor 6li and Is Il.
II! j. ~ 81. m. Uuantco accom- n. and Hoo J.. IL.
Southern Express for Richmond and uli lronl.
South EDNU%D l.. NuBARRI,
:>up"r.ntcndrn..
I'D. ). Young,
General Passenger Agent. !" - :.
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KIkLROYDh.

A LEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBuEr
II RAILWAY,
AND ALEXANDRIA s. WASUINGTu,
RAIT.RntD
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WOOD aJTD EO.4L.

CoAL' COAL,
We have now on hand and are constantly re.
ceiving at our wharf and storage yards, foot OF
Queen streets, all the best GOALS known to
this market. We name in part
LYKEN'S VALLEY.
sHAMOkIN and EAST FRANKLIN LoR-
BERRY RED ASH.
The celebrated CONTINENTAL and HA-
EEL DELL, from the Goodrich Colliery, es-
teemed the best in the market
And LEE and STANTON WHITE ASH
ANTHRACITE COAL, of Steamer, Broken,
"A Also, GEORGE GREEK CUMBERLAND
COAL.
Having ample space each variety of Coal is
kept distinct from that of Others and is cs-
pecially prepared for family use: Yards floor
ed and Coal sent out we'll screened and free from
slate, 224O lbs to tho ton. Orders left with
Mcssrs Clarridge 4 Grigg,. corner King and
ROYAL sts or at the yards will be promptly Led.
T. j. MEHAFFEY i CO.,
jy17 Wharf and Yards foot of Queen ST.
COAL COAL, o0A1'
To arrive and on wharf u full stock Of
Lyken's Valley Red Ash Coal.
Lorbe ry Red Ash Coal.
Shamokin Coal.
Henry Clay Mine Coal
Lee Mine White Ash Coal.
Delano Mine White Ash Coal.
Lehgh White Ash Coal.
Locust Mountain Coal.
Chestnut Red Ash Coal.
Chestnut White Ash Coal.
West Virginia Coal
Cumberland Coal.
All of the best quality, and for sale at lowest
market rutes-2240 lbs to the ton
Orders lett ut 81 King street will be promptly
attended to. W. A. SHOOT,
jy lott Shoots wharf, foot of Princess st.
HAVING disposed Of my interest IN the
III Wood and Coal Yard on King street to
John Lcathcrland, shall continue the Wood
and Coal business at yards on the north and
south corners of Union and Queen sts.,. where
will always be on hand full supply OF the best
quality RED and WHITE ASH GOALS of tho
different sizes; CUMBERLAND COAL by the
csrgo, car load or retail.
Also HICKORY, OAK and PINE WOOD.
The patronage of the citizens is respectfully So
cted All orders left at the Office of the Alex
sndria Insurance Co., No. 81 KING street. with
Col. Marye, or at Clarridge & Grigg's Drug
Store, corner King and Royal streets, will be
promptly attended TO. Weight guaranteed.
il 3-,f TlIOS. j. MEHAFFEY.
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SIMMER ARIA NGEN

81 VI NJ ER AK NGEM Emf,
Beginning April l4th, 1873. TWO TkAl%.
DAILY. except Sunday, between AlcA~
andrin and Hamilton.
Leave Alexandria al :. 81 II. III. and ! - +. ...
pass Lee>burg going Westward q. / u. m. III.
Gl5 p. m; arrive nj Hamilton nj l.-0 II III, NJ.
ii Is =. m
Leave Hamilton NJ ) - y. m. and l2.%O +, IA.
pass Lc"sbura going Eastward 10 u n. Az
T.. T.. m. md arrive Vt A!cy"mcr!H NJ ~.i5&
M and 3 - p. III.
Passengers by the }. 40 u III. train !iom lia4-
iiton 60 through one car. To- WaSh.nglou ~;
out change. Passengers from Washington I. -
the w. u q. car ut Baltimore and Potomac H.
pot n 4.tu p. IN. going through L" li"mItl,'
without rhau 90 "i"arS
The S..Ij Il. IN. train from AlcXandTln AMI T. q
y. III. train from Hamilton connrc; II lIaIat
with krmp'S DAILY Line IT C"Hchc> Tor rus,.
Vile, Snic!>rrsvi!c BcrryvI!lc and W.rna,,~l.~
also with Rcamer Line of Coaches. ~hc!. .r,,,
Lcrsburg daily for Altlic and MlddlrbIr2.
Communication tickets. 3 cts. per mile
Animal siIi.eiS. $50.
Il. II. HAEENEh,
my 2l-ti General TrSr, ! pr..
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FARMINGTON LIN E.

1850 Y E.
The steamer COLUMBIA Captain Jsme<
Harper, resumed her regular route on SAT
URDAI, March lst, 1873, leaving BALTIMORE at
o'clock = M. returning, will leave Pier D.
Alexandria, EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT, at
10 o clock.
5se"All way freight must be prepaid.
For further Information APPLY 10
my l3-Sm B. WHEAT, \ gent.
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NLYDE'S STEAM LINES
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AND
Steamers leave Aiexa nd EVERY WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY, ut l.
o'clock m Leave Phiadclphla EV T. ss,,sIlea.sa.
RY WEDN ESDAY and SATU RDAl, from
Pier No l North Wharves, at y o'clock m
This line connects at Alexandria with the o.,
A. s. NJ and w. & @. K. Rs, AND at Philadel-
pha with the new and popular Iron Line, for
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness snd care,
free OF commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia, and
no wharfage IL Boston. Through TO Boston III
sixty-Eve hours. Through rates and through
bills of lading given. lnsuranc" guaranteed 1T
less than usual rates.
Agents:
+. a. REED, Aicxnn1ri.,.
WM. 7. CLYDE 4 CO., Philadcl,i!is.
GEO I. HYDE, Georgetown, d. {.
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u- POTOMAC

IT, TUI ON 40
EeaRakS TRANSPORTATION LINE,
FOR ALEXANDRIA, WASHINGTON
GEORGETOWN AND POTOMAC RiN-
Err LANDINGS.
The steamer EXPRESS, Capt. j. r. Barker,
leaving Pier No. 10 Light Street Wharf, Bal
timore, EVERY TUESDAY, at i F. NJ, for
Alexandria, Washington ard Georgetown, stop
ping ut the following WAY POINTS on the
Potomac River: Pincy Point, Stones Wharf.
C"brum, Hazelrs Wharf, Chaptic" Wharf,
Chapel Point, To!Son'= Wharf Sandy Point,
Liverpool Point, Stcwa"t$ Wharf and G!E!n"nL.
Returning, will leave Sixth Street Wharf,
Washington, EVERY FRIDAY NIGHT NJ
y o'clock, and King street wharf. Alexandria,
1T Il! II. m. Saturday morning.
For further Information Apply to
J. BRODERS Il CO.,
feb lS-tf No. IL King street, AicXandr!n
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REOPEN IN SEPTEMBER.


DO A N K E CO L L E q E ,
IL SALEM, VIRGINIA.
INVENT FIRST SESSION, 1874.
Begins Sept. s. and closes June Ii.
Course Of study as high as that OF any College
in Virginia.
Literary Societies of first rank Extensive
Libraries, Reading Room, Cabinet and Labora-
tory.
Location unsurpassed in America.
The abundance OF the Roanoke Valley renders
the expenses very moderate. For session of ten
months Gncluding Board Tuition, Fuel, Lights,
Washing, &c., about $50.
Students from nineteen States and Territories.
Gas- For Catalogues and further information
address Rev. d. +. BlTTLE, u. D.,
President.
Persons desiring further particulars are re-
1uested TO leave their names 1T the Gazette office.
Salem, Roanoke co., jy 3-eolm
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Steam Furniture Works d Saw Mill,
ICE Rb.

ICE DE-IkERb.
ICE! ICE! l'h'
A full supply of
PRIME NORTHERN ICE
constantly on hand and for sale ut market rates.
Consumers leaving their orders with me calI
depend upon obtaining the best and purrst OF
BOSTON ICE and no other.
Special attention paid to country orders.
F. \. REED, A-cnt,
sp22 No. South wharves.
TEE! ICE!
ICE!
T.. g. ATWELL
Having completed his Improvement in Market
space, has established al office and
ICE DEPOT
there, where ICE can be obtained from y. III.
to 8 p. m. Orders left at the Drug Store of Mr..
Samuel Lunt, corner Of King and Washington
streets will meet with prompt attention.
Wagons will deliver Ice daily to all private
families ordering it. NH Sl-tt
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"ASH CITY. VA. MIDLAND i GHEAI
w SOUTH ERR t. f.
~ ia 81 ~ III. i;s7s
Late o.. A. & VI. +. r..


On and altc- SUNDAY, May D. lo..;. 49,
daily passenger trains will run between WASH
INGTGN and LYNCH BIZ RG, v'icciing ..oar0~
dali Y connections through between y l." lDEn
and NEW ORLEANS. At Gordon-vil!e, ca.-
recl"n : made with the Chesapeake Az.
Ohio Railroad twice daily, Sunday cXcr.+.
ed, t" Richmond. StaIit"n and the WEST; q,
Lynchburg, WITH Atlantic, Mississippi and Ga.a
Railroad, for the WcSl and Southwest ana :
Washington, for the Nor: ami NORTH west.
Leave WashiH gton daily N 1.Jou. II. m s.! -l1
D. m, and Al"Xandria nj .5Oa.n. >tild 80 pm.
striving nj Lyncnburg NJ 4 2oH m.and 80 p.n,
Leave Lyncnburs Nj s.lJ u. m. aird lnh r.'H.
arrive II AlcXandcIa ~ G.lu u. III. aisd 40 pm,
AMI II Washington ri 20 =. III. Az! ~" y. 10.
For MANASSAS DIVISION leave Na,utt-. 81
daily Excepting Sunday with main In tra'@.
1T 200 u. m., and A!cXnnhria nj 80 81.
connect at StrMSburg for Winchester 49,.
all points on Baltimore and Ohio K. H., ia. So
rive 1T Imrri:onburg nt $50 =. M; tncnc" ~
Harnan u Cos stage lines |" S;aun;pn E."-
leg Springs, &c., &c.
I:2-" East ward, leave HnrriSonburg al - %.
m. connect III s'trasburg with trains 20 and ir''na
Winchester: arrive ut manaSs:ls at lib p. IN,
connecting with northbrund Mail train t. A."A-
andria, making the 500 D. m. tram from Was
incton or Baltimore, Philadelphia aud Ne"
York.
- train Southwark Sunday night and r"'.,
Northward Saturday night
Elegant sleeping cars are run daily hct~"c'i
New YORK and Lynchburg. and by IA" %
Knoxville, Atlanta and Mobi: - New ur.t.ti>
Through ticket: ard baggage checked - All
prominent points.
J. NJ BROADuS,
20 Gnpor.l II ;r, 81
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CAMP MEETING, FOR LOUDOUN CIR
~ CUT, commencing the l4th of AUGUST,
will be held in the woods of James NJ. Benton,
81 miles of Middleburg. Come and tent with US.
Large and comfortable boarding tents will be
erected under the management of tho committed
If any profit realized to go to the Church.
Charge ST per day or soc meal. Persons wish
ing Accommodations will please apply early that
arrangements may be made for their special
comfort. b. G. BROUN and others,
Committee
Or Rev. H. II. KENNEDY,
Preacher in charge, Middleburg, Va
Loudoun county jy 2l-eotd
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DACON-Sidcs, Shoulders, Breast nI T.,
- and Sugnr.curcd Hams received ana ~
:sIr by ,N ijy l5j DAVY HARMON
, 1873-10-19
TO.pAYtS SERVICES.

nArTI3T.
The Rev. Florcuce MCCARTHY will preach al sst1al at
.The isov, n. F. IIaylin will preach as usual at tho
Toulpla Church,
The Ney. 4. ]. aooslspeea will rreach usual at
tle ss:ond Church, Tic evening subject sS' "pauls
-Ths i:av. ". " Everss Will preach this morning
IN tho firnt Church. Iu the ovoniug u. +. Jacobs
leads tho gospel neo.ing.
W. v: EVsra. Jr., proachus this luorning and Or.
Eyerla THU uyeuing III tue Indtana Avenue Chapel,
Tile 1sev. 4. ]. Frost will preach a. usual ut tho
UuiysraIty raco Church,
Tho. Isuy. 4. II. Htowat Of Lo9tnsport. 1nd
the church cornor Of pAutluA n1ld Monroe streets.
-Tha Roy. H. ]. Langrugo lre1cAoa ~ usual at tho
South Church. The eYoniag subject iH, " "Excellcn'
PeEEolB."
. PRESBYTERIAN.
Tho nor y. ". MuKafg will preaeh al usual at the
Ni,th Church.
Tho Rev. Arthur swaxey will preach to tho con-
gregaton of lllo Inland Ayanus Church tliis mora
lug III tho swotlorborslan Church. Ill Washington
strsat, near Union PARK.
-ri,e ltsy, Ian L. 3. Ely Will preach as usual At
4raeo Church.,
-lyof. Swing preaehos this morning at AfcVckora.
The Rev. u. b. duliek will prelan this morning
ami evening" III tic American Reformed Church to thu
untsoa congregations u that uni tho JetsersoA Park
Church.
-TiS aov. !A1,bott E. Kitrudge will prcach this morn.
ing ut thu Third Oaurch. on "Tne ESanRo.iaa Alli-
Chrat LHtl."
The l.ay. Waltor rorsyth Will preach hs morning
at tlAs frat Scotch 0nurth. ~ the evening ho Ray.
htr Mclaughlin Ircaehea on 11asons FROM Ettj4!
-lsuy. Dr. Torrey, Of Nuw York, VIII pEaaoh ths4
morning III the Ei{th Church, 1YatMsl ayonuo aud
Relu4l AllauGu,n
, 1873-10-19
ErIsC0rAL.
!. porry oiiicIateo ~ usual to-.iay ut

Fr1scorAl.
Tho Rey Henry p0rry o''e'ateo "a usual to-iay nt
~ rha 1,oy T. gntllyan will preach thts morning and
evening to tho congregation at Trinity Church as Mar
wTl!o Rcy DR.. Stocking will oflcialo usual At tho
iS" To Il iev w. osr!ss Edward Cheney vii, proach AZ
'so:f rha IN isv ae9ss Wanco, Of 54uesvo Wis., Of
ncatcs tb morning and esontng ut tho Church Of tho
~Thero VIII bo services aa usual at The Church Of
'A rhs liz iev j. + Ws!kor rresele, ~. morning Mt
ovsr on ~ M III mb Il 's Tho I%o
Ing On ~ Tho NJ .rtyrdom of st. lBlnt,ush =
81. JShas olqreh. Tas morning subject ls rho
Tho nsv. 9: MsohesnSy vii proach this morning
Tho Ruy. Or. .Dandy will preach % usual at tho
Ada Street Church. Tho oSonlng subject Ia. Tho
% Tho M no7. j. vi g. pock will preach as uaua at Con-
Church MonESo 5 street. near ,oss Morgan.
the pastor Rev. !. O. rock, will proaeh at 100 p m.
mThe Rey EW Jerrica, Of tho Upper Iowa oontor
enee, VII preach this morning and svautne at tho
Fir11 ohnreh. 1,oh r,,+on will nre,cb hi, morning
aud evening n hsS's Il i; arace church. ~ e''''''S
m b e this osnhus so,h r. The 9eths
UNITARIAN
Tho 1tov. MtuotJ. Barago will preach this morning
at tho Third Uh1lrrh "SnlyAtipns" auu thla
lug Will lecture On is Bnccoss.n
Tho Roy. Laird Collier will preach this morning in
the chapol Of the Churnl Of tho Messiah.
Tile Rev. nobert Oollyer will preach at Unity
Church.
Tho Rev, ii. j. Savage rroachea this afternoon 1t
tia hoao Of e. b. Dures, corner Of Wool1awn avenue
and Forty-stxth-Bt.
-rhe lleV Wlll!ntn r. AGger will preach this norn-
Ing at tho Musio 1Inl The An.ichrs.a Of Chr ls
cnlom" Tue oye1llrg lecture is on 81 Hopes Of Bot
tor Future for Humanity on Eartls.H
The nev. F. L. Hoslnor, of Quincy, will prench
this morning in tho Fourth Church, cornor OF rrairle
avenue aud Thlrtcth street..
Cos0nEoAT1oNAL+
Tho noy. Albert Dushncll, OF Now York. Will preach
this mofutng and, evening vt tho LeAvltt Street
Church.
Tho Nov, A. 3. +. Savage Will preach Us usual at
Oakland Church.
Tho Rev. William Alytn Bartlett breaches 90 uaual
at Plymouth Church.
-The Nev. E. 2. Goodwin viii preach - ua,sl ut
the First Church. Tho uorning auhject IL Comfort
In tho Doctrine OF tho RcaMrtcction.h
Tho Rer. l.. g. Chamberlain will preach - usual
In tlio New Englnud Church. ..
-ltev Dr.. Ktgg, Principal Of tue Wesleyan Train
Ing College, London, Will aeak this evening ut tho
Nav England Church, corner North Dearborn and
ux1vRnsA11sr. ...,.
Tho Rev. DR.. Ryder vii, prpach in Mken's Theatre
this morning. -. -,
The Rev, r, H. Pullman will proach this morning
mud evening at Murray Obapol
THO Rcv. J. E. Forester will preach thin morning
, 1873-10-19
CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK.

Oct. l0-Nneteenth Sunday aftor Trinity.
ROMAN CATHOLIC. .-... 3. ,
Oct. 19-Twenteth Sunday after pentecoat; Nativity
OF the D. Y. NJ,
Oct. 20-8t. John CEnttus, O.
Oc 2l-St, Peter Of Alcnnsara @. from Oct 19) st.
I1ilayion, Abb; SIS. Ureufa and Comp, v. MAI
Oct. 23-Votivo Of the Blessed Sacrament.
Oct, 24-st. Nllhael, Archangei.
Oct. l5-Vatlye Of the Immaculate Conception; IS.
Chrysaushus mud DarG, NM.
, 1873-10-19

OF 1tB GulE0flAlSt Hill Ailak uHfC EAIElGN SlHhk
comfort to tho editorial Aoart Of that religious
publication. In politics this method is called
Htho manufacture OF public Hentiment;" IN
reporters dialect, Huch . mnrch upon whole
crowd III called "acooping;" the Diblo-nanle Of
the action is difto1ont.
DEDICATION OF ST. M1cuAEL's CHURCH.
Four Thousand persons aeyo in attendance at
the dedication Of 1T. Micha-ls Church last Bum
day. Tho ceromonios were performed by the
Right lsoy. Bishop Foloy. Thirteen benevolent
pornons WHO could not ret in stood around tho
building. Illo services wero worry solemn and
imposing. After tho dcdicatory ceremony WIS
performed, according to tho Roman ritual.
hs0p III peS rsy ooseses assssa d he large % number ef Of
Of Ut. Michael, attor which Pontiilcal
Mass was celebrated. This was follow
cd BY a powerful sormon from tho
Rov. Fathcr Venn, pastor OF 81. Dunifaoes
great church editlco was destroyed by the fire of
iB71, only eighteen mouths after its compilation.
It has taken two yoaru to rebuild, notwitl-
standing the fact that tho walls wore left in q
snrpasaos s1 tue Old in bonuty and convenience,
and right happy is that part Of tho city tllat
such is tho caso. Tho st. G1ichaols ia now ono
OF the iargost md finest Catholic churches In
chicugo aud tho West.
Tho Synod Of Illinois, North, now In session at
Sterling roprosomts enthusiastically about ono
third of tho Presbyterian churches in tue State.
Each congregation ia allowed to eend lts minis
tor aud ono Elder w d Delegate. Tho object Of
tho body IL . general revlew, Of tho past yoar'aa
work in tho Frehbyterios, aud. through those, Of
tho cllurc!sos, and tito doyising Of such plans an
may accelerate tbs work during tho coming
year. IN tlliH department tho appointment OF u
Hynodcal Secretary, who ahall lave tho supor-
i1ltcntloney Of tho mission work IN tho irn1nott-
a.o llcld, Ii ono important question before tho
| Hynol. Also tho change of tho tino Of
laooting, SO TINT MI tho synoda may nnt con-
yono simultaneously Us thoy nearly all do now.
Quito number Of lilo ChcaSo tliyines aro pres-
ont to-day, whoHo pulpis will bc filled by minis
tors from abroa,l. 4 nl,nber who wont out on
Tlltfadny returned last night. Tho meeting will
probably adJolr1l Tomorrow.
HrATE nArrIHT MEEFtNda.
4 worry interesting; Borioa ut baptist meetings
aro being hold Just now vt Canton, Ill. On
| Tuoslay aud Wednesday,, tho meeting at tue
| Pastoral Union, whiuh embraces nil tho Daptiat
ministers Of tho stato, tuok place. 1!llb waa
| followed by tho ,nooting OF tho bsato Sunday
School Association, md this by tllo General
Association, which III still ln sosHion. This laHs
| IL quite large Ioly Of baptist ministers. wlu
COME to2otGer from au pasts Of tLu State IL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-27

The New York Republican Convention
met at Utica on the oath instant and made
nominations for State officers, and adopted
resolutions. 1t is said to have been the
tamcst convention ever held in New York.
The resolutions are chiefly confined to COM
ments upon State policy. But they touch
upon the grand theme Of the "truly Toll =
jubila,ion concerning the late war. when we
suppose will be kept up by the Republican
party until it is dead and buried beyond all
hope Of resurrection.
The resolutions also denounce the sa'ary'
crab. and recommend the restoration to the
Treasury of all sums that have not been
claimed by members of Congress.
Yet after, 10y implication. censuring Gene
raj GEAxr for approving the grab, they pass
a resolution applauding the honesty ana
success OF his Administra'io IN. For this they
say he was elected TO bis second term. The
language is not very warm. and there IS no
sign of C;rsarism in it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-27
How We Stand.

The confidence and calmness that arc
r,,;nsa;ncd in this city are credisahle 10 our
peoplc and promise the very best results ''A
their advantage. If perserered IN as We
do No, douht tina; they will be, Richmond VIII
,,ro6, immensely Ivy her rapid rise IN Tue
rrsnec: and good faith Of people every
where.
R,, let us remind everybody that while
we have driven ont the demon. lssh'e' 'l"'
would have plunged us In rum we hiu>'
s.;u erdure with tortitude and courage the
nressure We cannot dispose of that IN
d,,, h,, we must bear it and endeavor 10
nsle ;ts existence short by the practice of the
xirtues Of industry, economy, forecast, ana
: fnr,,earance. We must trust one another
and the banks and settle our balances as
speedily as We can.
This pressure, we trust, will be soon re-
moved. The produce Of the country VIII
afford more and more relief rs it comes ms
and the sales Of collatcral>, aS soon is 'i'cH
NAV be disposed of under the favorable aus
piceS of quiet and confidence, so that inc!
are not sacrificed, vii! rapidly clear away
The vast leans that obstructcd the chah'
ncls of finance md brought on the late pane.
But confidence and farbcarancc are. a''cf
al. about the best agents for the restoration
of ,ctiyt. business and public rc:nllCcfcd-
mess We can SAY with entire truth That
x,ere the amount of currency drawn need
,cssIv ly dc;,a<i.ors within the last week
>ul in the vaults of the banks. they could
20 on aiding the people and facilitating com
uorce rs heretofore. Thus we see how
few pcople may. by the indulgence OF id'e
fears. cripple their ncighhorS ana lhlure
their own prospect yant comfort. The nank-
NOES these citizens bayc taken fr@m the
banks cannot he more safe than the! "ef''
while their Withdrawal from places whcie
they we're so rl>,iu'. las occlsoncd %rclt
deal of trouble and Injury.
|, is Idle 10 look upon these acts OF tl'hio-
i:y a, mercy affecting the banks. ihey
affect ever, body. The banks must protect
themselves and the public. too. ut the same
time. II their resources for accommodating
the business public be diminished, 'i'c ac-
conmodation afforded by them mus also he
diminished.
The reflection upon these facts cannot
afford any satisfaction to man VINO ifaS
Withdrawn his money from the banks ana
has il idle and proiitless i'll his OWN. >ecre'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-27

NEW RETAIL DRY GOODS STORE,
No. 1013 MAIN STREET,
nearly opposite the post-oillce.
Tie undersigned have formed q co-partnership
under the style and firm of
HUDGINS, GORDON Il co.
They will open about the 18th instant al entirely
new stock of
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS,
selected by an experienced buyer under the mast
favorable circumstances
Having had long experience in the business In
this civ anu an Intimate knowledge of the wants Of
the community, they can With confidence invite the
patronage of their friends and the public:
e. 7. HUDGlNS, VIM. III GORDON,
jos. j. ANDERSON, SAM'L ri. PRICE,
OSCAR HUDGlSS.
SEPTEMBER l.. 1873. 2-Sln
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-27

THE TOBACCO CRor.-The wcathes luz .
week has been highly favorable TO the r'pch-
ing tobacco crop, and has no doupt s.''l'u.
lated its progress to maturity. a great eat. dea'
Of tobacco depends upon the weather just
now. The crop is behind hand, ana an
carly frost would sadly curtail it. With
s,,ch weather as we have and freedom from
frost for couple Of weeks the whole crop
ar III ho saved