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RICHMOND. November 3. 1878.
A NNl'AI HsfHTISG.-T The annual meet
y N. or =, stockholders OF the Richmond.
,....,'. .i,,. >hur-. aud Potomac Railroad Company
). Ii n, !,,..G ~ IL, Office OF the company IN Rtch-
.,.....t ga WEDNESDAY The 10th day OF NOScm-
...- %. II = O'Clock NJ.
- J. y WINSTON. Secretary.
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HUsTISGs CoURr.-This court was not in
session yesterday. It meets again to-day.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

EAk. MARION HOWARD offers bis nedi-
"a: ser, ic.- D. TIE citizens Of Richmond, Va,
ii :ilr following ;csms
For visit during The day av...............$ 81
For yisit during the night. w ".
Extracting 18th, each. on
Nh'tlnItlDf .......'.......... w
And o;hc- chargcs IL like proportion. Office, corner
~ R~,Ld md Tenth streets no 1-lmh
TuHN LYON, ATTORNEY at Law
- ate OF Petersburg, Va, has removed TO Rich
J4,Ai. aud viii attend the courts In Richmond.
.'-trr!icd and Pe.ersburg. Office No Shafers
ns.!idiug, Tenth street oc c14-1m
nR. y. 4. CRENSHAW-Oific and resi-
4 deuce. 3C-r Main street. Messages left at Bo-
'incr Il Brotbr-s before 2 O'clock In the day viii
=. received &C Him
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DRytsS AND MEDICINES.

SIARRI~S UNIVERSAL REMEDY.
THE GREAT WONDER OF THE AG T.
\ IRE CURE tHbR RHEUMATIC PAINS
AND RHEUMATISM
ltl.- n-ep.raiior. la teen tried BY great many
..... n-,.uonnrtC ii.:allit.ie. For sale ny
BuDEKER BROTHERS,
Druggists
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nl,y;,.Yo oy 7nr WEST POINT LAND CoMrANY,} n
November 3, 1873 y
,y'1IE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIE WEST
| rnl\TL.ND COMPANY are hereby notified
-. ,rr nr>; ANNUAL. MEETING of the stock
,H,,trt~ o.! ihS .S,6 company will bc held at Vest
rr,r: II the Sr3atS OF King William, on the
r. T>nAN ;,!sr. tho third Monday of the present.
.,,'.,, oven Der. rcing the lSth instant. full
....1. nC IN. .:oS ahadcrs In person desired.
"'''" JOHN POLLARD,
>s,-c,ar, g.: :nc West Point Land Company.
10 It'd
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Rltllll1nlttol,nl.dll. I'm {, ID. :1ispattll,..

AETHE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
rATClI Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
CIRCULATION OF ALE~THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY - @ %
NOVEMBER :, 1878.
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7TE9E MEAN MIN vt NV NH1t0-NNN NV
1 LODGE. No. 10. A r. are neIeo! N<
-.,, ,.,.II,.i 10 attend caed meeting of their ~
lnic.. FRIDAY ~ II \. NJ, at Washington tiaI.
,,-,t II, 81 q, pay The last tribute OF reSpct 10
,l,.. e,~.,.L4-d t.-o;!le. " Is. Ny ERS. The Wcn-
,..~- 3: 1u.;,. Lodge. No. 80, Of which he was
me-. = a.lI a. Ma.ons III good standing are trl-
.....,., ..vlitG Ia ni'c. with us. BY ORDER W. NJ
JAMES E. RlDplCk,
.., 80. Secretary.
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The Uoosac tunnel, which was open on
Thursday, is four and three.quartcr miles
.onx-:wenty six feet wide by Il height vary.
Ing from twenty.three TO- twenty-six fee,
wherever brick is used for arching. When
Tic tunnel passes through solid rock it Is re.
duced 10 twcnly-tour feet wide by twenty
high. II pierces the Hoosac mountain, which
is tue western boundary of Massachusetts.
The line Of railway from Boston TO TROY
passes through this tunnel. Twenty wears
have passed away since lis projection. The
chief part Of the work has been done since
1869. The tunnel is SIX hundred feet above
Underwater. ii is the greatest work of the
Kind in the world save the Mont Cents ton.
mel, which Is about ene-third longer. 1t cost
about ten millions Of dollars. This grand
work shortcns greatly the line of trlyel and
transportation between Boston and the
West, and will give to that city ~ immense
advantage over It's former means of inter-
course with the producing regions Of the
West. On Thursday the headings were
through from end TO end. Il will be some
time yet before the track is laid. The con-
tract specifics March next as the time for the
completion OF the work.
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DEATHS.

Died IN Charlottesville, Va. on the eth Instant
MlCAJAH MA&GUM, IN the seventy-aith year OF
Fur nearly sixty years he was wel-knowu and
Respected citizen OF Eichmond. He leaves me.
mory OF incorrupubie integrity and upright deal
iugs.
Died, on Thursday afternoon. Neyem i;sr q z
1873 after brief ilncSs, DR.. ALBEIT t.
WoRRTuAM, Of this city, in the si2ty-touFth yeul
His funeral yill take place from his late resi-;
o'clock III. SATURDAY, 22th instant. The
friends Of the family are invited to attend
Died In the midst and in the affections Of he1
family on the IN Oci"ser' is15, MIS- FRa "a,
riet ID. Cloptou. of Hanover, Va, leaving behind
seven living children to mourn their irrcparabg
loss Perhaps family ever felt ore scnsibly the
los, of mother. The whole ucighborhood felt the
loss. She was married IN the seventeenth and bap-
tized in thu nineteenth year of her age, aud ever
which she met not In the cool quiet Of 4 phi
losopner, but strong In faith. giving glory TO God
Before her departure she said "i1y lamp Is trim
med ii gives n bright light am ready 10 go.'
She was buried by the side Of her husband, Albert
s. Jones lwho preceded her five months TO Il day.,
on the 18Th IN the fourth year Of her age, in
siye meditation after the overwhelming burst OF
grief Is Gained into gentle tears oil recollection"
S.S.
Died, In Manchester. on Thursday evening. No
yeluber 81 1879, aitera short an painful illness.
CHARLOTTE a. Wake, wife Of Wiley ".
Wake.
The 1unera! viii take nlace from the Methodist
Episcopal church on THIS tSa,urJay) EVENING,
November 29lh, ii O'Clock. The friends OF the
family are Invited 10 attend.
Norfolk and Petersburg papers please copy. =
Died, November IS, 1873, at the residence Of
her son-ln-law, a. kngelking, 10 Ashland, Han.
over county, VII, Mrs. TERESA PETIT, relict
Of Joseph petrit, native Of France, In the fifty
seventh year of her age.
Alas. That one 80 dearly loved
should from our hearts be torn.
Those precious words, that sweetest smile,
That counsel best when most torlorn,
We have lost. This sorrow to bear
Wrngs our hearts With pain;
One saint more In heaven we have
IIcr prayers will be our gain.
"Requiescat il, pace"
Her funeral will take place from St. Peters ca.
thedral THIS Saturday. AFTERNOON, Noven-
Der 20. 1873, at Q O'Clock. Friends and acQuaiut-
4nces are respectfully invited 10 attend. ..-
T+l FRIEND.
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SGU Books.

Liberty and Lac uader fedprntlre Coz.
era,nent. by BElTToN A. HILL. Ph!Ia.
(lelpiiiu: LIprNCoTT Il Co.
Mr.. HILL dates from st. Louis. Hc Grill.
cises our fcderatire system, and finds it
faulty. uc proposes amendments which be
thinks more fully define the duties Of the
Federal aud State Governments. He in
cludcs health as well as education as coming
within the province Of the State, and stutes
in what manner the state is to be strength
ened by improving the health Of the people.
he is phiosophical'y refining upon the
Spartan customs. lie goes in largely for
roads aud general means Of transportation.
For sale by WooDuoCsE & PARuAM.
We have from Messrs. WoopnoUsE & PAR.
HAM Black,cood for November.
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SusEEyAI, NOTICES.

n1g LEVY BROTHERS OFFER POP
LlES, warraned all elk and Wool, AT I2c. pr :,
SILK and nd1s Wool EPASGLINEs at Toe. per- yard
worth 81 %; IN. ,,d
wool. at 81 per yard WORTH 81 10 -, ,,.,or
ELEGNNT SaTIS-sTEiPE SILK ana "ooL
POPLTES ut 81 .25 per yard worth s2'
EMPRESs CLofiIs at ~, so, aud 60c., reduced
from 90. 60, and 75c.;
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. to II per yara 49,.
mACK DRILLIhNrINFSf from 60c. to LOU pei
ward. These goods present The appearance 0,
silk, Will wear much better, and do not cos'
Plaid DitEsS GOODS In great variety from Is
4 large lot of REMNANTS of DREss GOODS &c
be sold cheap Mt LEVY EltoIHhho.
DCTTON-M0ULDs, all sizes at &c. per dozen;
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JAR Cooke e. Co.-This firm, as our read
ers know, has been adiudicated bankrupts,
aud it, affairs put into the bands Of re-
cciycr. There is no telling how JAY will
cone out. lie will very probably feather
his nest well, come what may. But IN
less The great railroad bubble that has
burst can bc rebubbled JAY CooEEs thou
sand dupes will haunt him for the remainder
Of his life.
II is rumored thu: combination has been
effected between THOMAS SCOTT and JAY
CookE-the former representing the South
ern Pacific and the latter the Northern Fa-
cite ra,road-for the purpose Of moving
upon Congress this winter for subsidies to
help out their schemes.
We suspect that SCoTT is Gripping The
Southern Pacific line by this combination.
He would probably stand better chance
with the best Of all the Pacific schemes
standing upon lis own merits than by tying
il to the impracticablc and exploded scheme
pa:rouizcd hv COOKE.
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p,v,no,,th Church Independent.

On "Wednesday singular proceeding TOOK
nl,ec in the lccturc.room OF flyn'ou'p
Church, In Brooklyn. As our readers Know
,h;s i the church of HENRY WARD BEEcnSR.
II appears that tho Church Of the filsrlms
and the Crnton-Aveuuc Church, through
committees. sent joint address 10 KY
mouth Church, In which they demonstrate
with that church against alleged errors
which are pronounced as having done "cs-
sen,;oI dishonor to the Lord himself" II IS
further chsrgcd that Plymouth Church pur-
sues policy unscriptural and demoral-
ling" and which "must be always unt'lne-
CIV. always danSerous-without warrant i"
" the Word. without support Q! Chrls'""
wisdom, and involving tendencies that can
" only bc prolific of cvil.' The com'num'
cation further threatened Plymouth Church
with Withdrawal of fellowship if 'hcsc er'
rors and practices were pcrscrcrcd in.
The Rev. RICHARD Mckay o'ierco leSo-
lut;on occedinr to the wishes OF two Con-
crepatiopal churches. For this substitute
was offered, taking the highest ground OF
;ndepcndcnce and declaring TO the TWO
complainins churches that Plymouth Church
was always ready to be advised anu admoh-
i-hed by sister churches, but would not
q" submit first 10 ccnsure, secondly to areu'
"mcu;. and afterwards to request Tor the
Facts"
After debate this substitute was adopted
by Il. vote of 504 10 -. Mr.. BEEcHEN Is re-
ported to have made very eloquent speech,
in which hu showed deep feeling, but III
which he announced that the true congre'
ca;ional polity is that which nearest con-
forms to the democratic idea of government.
Mr.. BEEcuER is sustained by his church in
declaring the independence Of bis pulpit and
the freedom of his church from all outside
interference.
It's hard for the old Congregational Church
10 keep up with Mr.. BrEcHEE. There Is too
much Of hurricane in him, and too much OF
That irrcverencc for things venerable aud
| holy. that tends to impiety and inidelity, for
the ulain communion to which he processes
! to belong.
so Plymouth Church has cut loose from
| all restraint, and may now "so it with o
(rceaity."
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MARRIAGES..

Married. In Richmond, Fa November 27th,
1873 by Rev. J. g. Hutson, Mr.. MARTIN V. r.
THOMAS. Of Chesterfield County. and Miss DORA
}. GILL, Of this city.
Married. at the Pne.Strect Baptist church, No
vc,nber 27th. S13. by Rev. j. y. Hutsou, Mr..
CHAsLtS r: HILL and Miss LIZZIE u. GEN
TRY; both OF this city.
Married, on Wednesday, November 26th. 1873
at St PANTS church, by the kev. Charles Mlnulge:
rode, assisted Ly Rev. DR.. J. L. Burrows, RUEEkI
). EOSIiEk to Miss MATTE L. COX all OF lhtS
civ No cards, y
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7 livery STABLE.-I have opened S,~-n
~ Ia livery stable OH Second between Broad ~
nnd Grace streets, and can supply ut all times hand
some and desirable HACKS, BUGGIES, aud SAD
DLE,HORsES. Horses boarded by Tic. day or
every effort TO please my patrons, and can safely
guarantee satisfaction. xviii also keep an assort-
r. &. BENNETT.
Stable on Second between Broad and Grace
streets. 10 26-lw#
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nRY GOODS.
GEE WHAT READY MONEY WILL w
~ NEW YORK AT THIS TIME.


IsAAC COHEN has just returned lrSin ~, .t an
ynrk where lie has attended t1erccent casa 'Se'''h
sa camcisiair Dress Goods that were 6octor zoe"
35c. Alpaca for 23c.;
d5c. hlnaca for 36c.; 90 -,-o,o-sIoNotr
5 &c. Aipaca for 45c. Finer at propoF'aAD"''
rates. an o. e,rs13 AZ:
Misses Skirts worth 75c. for 32c;
Misses shnwls that were 81 80 FOR ELY,
Ladies, Shawls reduced from 50 70 s5'a22.
Ladies' Shuwls reduced from s3;So 20 90
Vclyetecn reduced from 75c.to 30c.'
Vslycteen reduced from 81 to.7bc.; m :. ax.
Ladies' Nerino Veets reduced from W 10 ooc''
Itnmburg Embroidery little over half price,
The best assortment Of Guipure Lace IN lii' ci''-
earprt at 25 worth SIC, Iwo-Ply for 90 wor rr
Sac. Atwood Ingram for 7oc. Sod gcherai'! io'
s125; .,-,, c,.,.os
hn nIrn .rnegn BIcached Muslin At 1876, Davol
Mills &c. Namsutta l DC. ,, ,o ,,o,uor
M;th! I'M umn p,ire ISAAC COHEN,
ad5 Broad between Thirdund Fourth streets.
CLOSED SATURDAYS.
~
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FORM OF PROXY.
MILITARY NOTICES.

COMPANY cd" SIDNEY GRAYS. 4
vour nrmory THIS Saturday, EVENING at ~
o'clock without uniforms or arms, for drill aud II
business. Dues will he collected aud cour-inartlal
desall ale TO try former absentees 50 full at
| tepdauce Is expected. BY order Of Captain CAR
REJECTION. JOtN EpNahDc9.
no COLT Orderly Sergeant.
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FOR NOVEMBER.-MORE NEW
AND ELEGANT CT oAKs. sACCUEs, RED1S-
a0Trs, suAULs, AND DREss GOODS FOR
WINTER SALEs,-T. r. PRICE & CO. are open.
Ing a great variety Of new ana elegant goods:
LATEST STYLE EMBROIDERED DoLMAN CLoAKs:
ENGLISH JACKETS, plain and embroidered;
ENGLISH JACKETS, blue, fancy, and new
Great display Of NECK RCFFLEGs;
LACE CoLLAnETTEs.nndV RsTs-verT rare;
VELVET CoLLAEETTEs, ribbon ends;
DRESS GOODS in great variety at wonderfully low
rates, such rs VELorRs, PoPLtH EuITIEGs,
sATIys, REFS, OrToMASS, EMFRESs, CAMELs'.
HAIR PorI.ISs, &C., &c at %, 80, 80, acc, 10
81 per yard;
EuI,wLS, HOSIERY, GLOVES;
LADIES' SHIRTS and DRAWERS:
MISSES and BOYS SHIRTS aud DRAWERS;
CAssIMEREs IN great variety, &c. oc30
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nG MOTHERS, MOTHERS, MOTH
ERS.-Don't fail TO procure Mrs. WISsLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident 10
the period OF teething In children 1t relieves the
child of pain, cures wind collie, regulates the bowels,
and by giving relief und health 10 the child gives
rest to the mother
Be sure 10 call for
"MRs. wlNsL Owls SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale by al druggists. te 2s-Tu, This S8m
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Ne PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.

Absolutely safe. Perfectly cdorcss. Always uni
form. Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burns
in auy lamp without danger of exploding or taking
lire. Manufactured expressly 10 disl,llce the use
volatile and dangerous oils It's safety under every
possible test, and 1t" perfect burning qualities are
proved by its continued use III over 100000 fami-
lies Millions Of gallons have been sold aud IN ac-
c!deat-dircctly or indircctly-has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling it.
The insurance companies and nru commissioners
throughout the country recommend the aSIKA l.
rs the uest safeguard when lamps are used. Send
for circular.
For sale ut retail by tho trade generally, and n,
Wholesale by the proprictors, CHARLES PRATT
s. CO., 0S Fulton street, New York.
oc 7-d&T6m
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DRUGS AND MEDICINES.

~ ~
COUGHS AND SORETH2OAT,
~ uCARSENLSo AND colds.
Fougern's Pate Pcctoralc:
L~Lencc5 Of Alum and kinr:
GhloratC Of Potassq Tablets.
kdey's Carbolic TroC!les:
Wistar's Cou.b LOzcugcs:
Carbolatc CT Iodine inIa lau';
Browns Bronchial Troch,s
Cherry Pect0ral Lounges.
Muriate OF Ammonia LUzcugeS.
Spi:ta's COryzl Lozengcs;
Mller's Compound syrup OF Horehound;
WCplioik'S Cough syrup;
Powcrs's Syrup fou and Wild Cherry:
Goa pound - run Of Globe Flower,
Tine-Trcc Tar TrOchcs;
Nelson's iielatine LoLepge5;
Refined LscoriCc LOzcnGes;
Iancrcati2cd Cod-Livcr Oil
Sine's compound Syrup OF Tar. &c
Wl>TAE'S HALSAM OF WILD CHERRY and
all The popular remedies to he had At
MEAbE 6 BAKERS Drug Store,
no 90 81 Main street.
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MEETINGS.

K,CUs oNp AND DASyrLLE RAILROAD Col
RICHMOND, VA, November 20, 1873. J.
U1HE> ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
STOCKHOLDERS Of this company VIII DC
held on WEDNESDAY the 10Th OF DtccNner,
1873. nj the Exchange Hotel, In this city, conven-
INF hs fr srcr-hooks of the company will he closed
from til end Of The present month until aster lhe
an"u''' 'I''''iAe' r.F. HOWARD, Secretary.
FORM OF PROXY.
p,c,,,,aud and Danvile Railroad Company
Know MI men by these presents: That --, The
mnde-sislcd. do hereby constitute and appoint -
sttorrey--- for and IN - name to vote on
al, yuesth,l,s that may be brought before the meet
Ing OF the stockholders Of the Richmond and ilan-
Vile Rail- Dad Company 10 be held 81 klchnoni on
.ny adioSrned meeting thereof, hereby ratifylng all
the acts Of - said attorney III the premises US
fully as &c - were present aud voting In person.
In testimony whereof - have hercunto afnNcd
= hand - this - day Of --, no 25-td
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TIE New York Graphic issues an extra
with gems from aida" the new opera pro.
d1ced in that city Oh Tuesday.
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GOOD CLOTHING REDUCED.

Nv old patrons nn1 all others may rely that nv
reauctior MS previously advertlsed, Ia re and IN
ietGH ! will give you some Cd the Items To rely
mon. NV seiitng prices are 0l,rdFs market In
uan figures OF, tbs goods SO all can judge tor thon-
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FoURQUREAN & CO.,

FoURQUREAN & co,
Keeping pace with the times are no" o-ti! IT,
cclylng from their buyer In New York
FRESH ADDITIONS TO THEIR STOCK,
rOJrGuT FOR CASH AT PANIC PRICES
such rs
corToNs. DoMEsrlCS, CASslhERES'
HOSIERY, NOTIONS, &C., &C,
and will sell everything in their line OF business
LOWEST PANIC PRICES.
They will for the
HEyr TWENTY Days SELL FOR CASH
their
STOCK OF DRESS GOODS
GREATEST REDUCED fnlCEo Ever KNOWN
REGARDLESS OF. COST
LOWER THAN BEFORE TIE WAR;
LOWER THAN COST OF IMPORTATION.
mo 22l
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-FOUR GOOD REASONS WHY
WI. IRA SMITH,

-FOUR GOOD REASONS WHY
WI. IRA SMITH,
as the leader Ct the most Fashionable Clothing now
upon the lnargct furnish the same n: about The
sumo price OF inferior goods Of other houses:
Fist. lie has practical experience Of Thirty
wears in III. business. ans! knows 1t thoroughly.
Sec.nd. lie can market lis goods, owing TO his
light expenses and large sales n, less cost tl!an nuy
house IN the state.
Third Ills sleek is bought for each in large guam
titles from first bands
Fourth. To keep pace with the dimes lie has now
marked down his goods from
oTO 20 PER CENT.
TO meet the market
The public are respectfully asked Ia an examine
ton. III. lRA eMl H. ALL
m oa.e TneTh9t hoe Main street.
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PLANES.

nNoR ABOUT DECEMBER 1sr BUT.
~ TEKICK'S CELEBRATED PATTERNS,
with the Wheeler 4 Wilson Sewing Machine, will
REMOVE To that fine, spacious building, erect
I'd expressly for the business corner OF Ninth and
Franklin streets.
Catalogues free. 27.1w
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CLOTHING.
MY SHRlNkAGE IN PRICES,
wi Or
REDUCTION IN PRICES,
CLOTuIN,

While Ii Is y heavy tax on the merchant, yotil
by giving this advantage to the public and incrcas-
,rp his sales. the merchant can Afford IL without
loss and the customer is benefited. patrouzc those
who will give you the greatest amount of goods for
the smallest amount OF money, aud call upon the
OH HOUSE Of Wm. IRA SAI1TH, Agt,
no % 100 Main stress.
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None, Is ,rantel, ant, rs advertised, will dis
count tie regular prices from ten 70 ttpeU per cent,
rs to kinds; and all III want VIII please give my
stock full exau!na!!oa lT1oIe purchasing.
WI. Ira SMI n. AEt.,
1lC9 Main street.
c;p, r 0Nc FLAG no 2E-S TuSGh
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NJ BLACK E n 4 NJ Z L L L ID CLOTH
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES reduced to ~ CENTS
apiece They are the best skirt-protcctor ever
manufactured III the mud and dust can be wash
:" oA LEVY BROTHERS.
1017 aud 1919 Main street:
nc tpcL C6I,n no 90
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GROCERIES. DC.
r LIVERPOOL FINE SALT.

4,0G0 sacks
''WORTHISGTON'S" SLOWED SALT,
& Sons per bark 31agdaa," and dally expected.
IFor sale by
ID2S DAVENPORT SC MORRIS.
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TOR BALTIMORE. LIN
TR!- WEEKLY LINE.
FALL AND WINTER SCHEDULE:

FALL AND WINTER Schedule:
Or and after OCTOBER |. ls.3 III. ias, and
elegant steamer JUu% SYiFtSfEk, Captain
JOHN 4. POST, will leave c"mpauys :sharf, IiocE-
cit. for abo7C-nancJ places on MONDAYS, WEB
HEsDAY,. and fridays II go \: ~: anl re-
turning Will arrive here 7 CtSDAIS, THURS
DAYS, aud SATURDAYS NAP VI.
Passengers make sire corrections wifi BAY Line
at Norfolk ;or Daiu:rortS pAlE.4Gl.IliI, aDJ .,.Y
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-11-14

this year will find out his mistake. The
directors and officers are working day
and night to have everything ready by
the 18th. They are doing their part
nobly, but they cannot do everything.
They are not working for speculation or
glory, but for the common good OF
Memphis. The Exposition is no private
enterprise. The stockholders have no
idea Of reaping any dividends now, II
ever, although we believe the stock will
70 up TO par by another year with ord'-
nary prosperity. IL the weather con
tinues favorable, large attendance Is
assured, and even il cold weather sets
in, ample and comfortable arrangements
have been made. Our country cousins,
with their warm hearts aud open hands,
are coming. Let US be ready 10 take
them by the hand and show them an ex-
hibition of which Memphis, in the day
of her vigorous convalescence, may be
nroud.