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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-23

PBRsoSAL.-Mr. w. Y. Warner, OF the
firm of Pusey, Scott & Co.. morocco manufac-
turers, of Wilmington, Del, arrived in the
city yesterday.
Ex-Governor Randolph, of New Jersey,
is in the city.
The following is a list of the hotel arrivals
yesterday:
Fords.-R. II. Whitaker, Raleigh, n. c.;
James G. Martin, Chesapeake and Ohio rail-
road; j. w. Matthew, West Va. A. G. B.
Dunn, Troy II. B. Stevens, Baltimore; D.
Regensburger, New York D. e.. Hill, Vir-
ginia; David Craig, James Marswell, Bowl
Ing Green, w.; G. E. Rector, Psmplin's
depot, Va. p. E. Lipscomb, King and
Queen; j. Vaughan, Virginia; Frank Gro
min, New York; Thomas s. Wood, Char
lottesville, Va; T. Risbey, W. ). Crait,
Georgetown, D. G. !; H. 2. Eastman, Baitl-
more; Rev. n. T. Darnell, lady, and child,
and servant, Amelia Courthouse; Robert S.
Ellis, Orange county, Va; W. ID. Bryan,
Warm Springs, Va; John S. BoatWrlsht,
wife, servant, three children, ana MISS VIC.
toria Hardy, Wilmington, n. C.; V.B. JET.
fries, Virginia; Thomas b. Dew, mdy, ana
child, King and Queen county, Va; DR..
James Robinson, Baltimore; Dr. L. M. Del
trick and brother, Virginia; w. ID. Whit
lock, Louis Hawkins, Virginia; j. Arnold
Dalpy, Norfolk.
American Hotel-WilIiam Cousins, Vir-
ginia r. NJ. Mooney, j. II. Martin, Gooch..
land ~ w. Mathews, Greenbrier, w. Va; ;
J. A. Morton, Burkeville; z. A. Forbs, Buck
inebam; Thomas w. Greer, Williamsburg,
Va: Gerald Clarke, ScottSvlle; j. II. Lu-
cas-, Virginia; w. III. Gikerson, Baltimore !:
n. Hunacap, st. Louis; j. II. Brockwell,
Isle of Wight; j. NJ. Nowlin, Virginia; p.
r. RobelIson, Charlotte, n. c.; Marshall
Decker, New London, Canada; w. L. Chris
tian. Maryland; D. Il. Watkins, Powhatan; ;
DIR. T. A. Proctor, Charlotte county, Va. /;
George A. BeardaD, Mrs. Powell, daughter,
and son, Clarkesville, Va.
Erchonqe Hotel and Ballard House.-Cap-
tam William Baird, Essex, Va; WI Cray
hill, Maryhnd; Hon. S. b. Cannon, Florida;
Hon. James Nimmo, E. S. Brilees, Washing
ton: w. Y. Warner, Wilmington, Del;
John B. Dennis, Columbia, S. c.; Major A.
H. Drewry, Charles City; c. W. splcer,
Petersburg, Va; II. +. 'Torrey, Z; /; IoT-
rev. H. NJ. Seelcy, Pennsylvania Judge j.
Parker. Cambridge, Md. ); w. Smith, Mon
treaI: A. G. Magrath, Charleston, 8. c.;
James c. Taylor, Chill; F. J. Weathersbee,
New Berne, N. G.; Colonel Warner Moore,
Richmond; Captain Thomas II. Stamford,
Jr.. Baltimore Colonel n. 81. Robertson,
Covington, Va; Captain C. R. Mason, West
Virginia; Charles E. Hays, staunton ; D. T.
WILDER, Virginia; Marshall A. Moneure,
Dinwiddie; Judge J. L. Waldrop, North
Carolina; j. F. Creasey, Adamsville.
ST. Charles Hotel.--Juius Houtel, New
York; 3. A. Nance, Charles City county !;
Samuel F. Maddox, Chester John Roller,
Virginia; James Alexander, Charotttes-
willie; E. w. Waddell, Charlotte; j. d.
Martin, Goochland; r. NJ. Bridges, Cul-
peper; George R. Clark, Cincinnati; }. r.
O'Ferrall aud lady, city. "
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ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PHILHARMONIC
AssoCIATIos.-At the last annual meeting OF
the Richmond Philharmonic Association the
following officers were elected for the ensu-
ing year: President, Marion j. Oimmock ;
Vice-President, DR.. J. E. Williams; Secre-
tary, E. II. Chanberlayne, Jr.; Treasurer,
r. E. Tyler; Librarian, Charles Lundin ;
Members of the Board, j. H. Kepler and A.
S. Watkins Musical Director, Leo P.
Wheat. The Association is putting forth
every effort to make their Fair-concert q
grand success; and with Mrs. Jarley's wax
figures, the whole week will be more than
attractive to our visiting friends and the
public.
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ST.. JosEPH'S ORPHAN ASYLUM,

ST. JosEPH'S ORPHAN ASYLUM,
RICHMOND, October 81. 1879
Colonel c. @. Tompkins, Managing D'rec-
tor Southern association
Dear Sir,-I hay to acknowledge the fur
ther receipt of $500 for the Confederate or
pbans under our charge, and to thank you
and the Association most heartily for this
addition to the already numerous and Yalua-
bic contributions we have received from the
same source.
Very respectfully, your obedient servant,
SISTER MARIANA,
supcrioress st. Joseph's Asylum.
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Y, NJ. LEE, zSP. NJ, lot on north site Of Seventh
between Louisiana avenue and Denny street.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS. at AZ P. NJ, the new
brick residence No. l05 west Main street, be-
tween Adams and Jefferson.
LYME & BROTHER, Az p. b., improved real
estate on the northeast corner Of Twenty-hfsh
and Grace streets, and on the east line Of Twen-
ty-ifth between Grace and Broad streets.
GRUBBs & WILLIAMS, IL 81, wheat and corn
mill, one mile from the city Of Richmond and
near the Richmond, York River and Chesapeake
railroad.
T. w. KEESEE, at 10 A. n, ut bis store.Ea fine
assortment OF household furniture, piano: mir
rors, teas, &C., &c.
REDWOOD & CREEsHAW, 10 A. NJ, at 420
Main street, household and kitchen furniture,
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WYMAN, THE WIZARD AND VENTRlLooUlsr.
There was another large audience at the Vir-
ginia Opera-House last night to witness the
wonderful performances of Wyman, the
great wizard, who always delights the boys
and girls of Richmond-and many of the
grown folks, too. In addition to the won
derful tricks performed by Wyman, he gives
away every night large number of useful,
ornamental, and valuable presents. Wyman
will continue TO please the Richmond folks
until after the Fair.
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RICHMOND, October 81, 1873.

RICHMOND, October 81, 1873.
Editors Dispotch,-The undersigned beg
leave, on behalf of the institutions they rep
resent, to return thanks to the Southern
Association for the Benefit Of Widows and
Orphans" for the liberal donation of four
hundred dollars each, by the hands of Colo
mel G.. Q. Tompkns.
Mrs. LUCY N. NORTON,
Female Humane Association.
WILLIAM w. PARKER, NJ. D., ,
President Male Orphan Asylum.
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REouIsrr1oS FOE AN ALLEGED MURDERER
The Governor OF South Carolina issued a
reouisition on Governor Walker for the re-
turn of L. j. Wolfe: who stands charged
with murder in Charleston, and In accord
anee with the requisition the Executive yes
terday issued his warrant Of rendition Tor
the delivery of the accused.
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= WAR TO TIE KNIFE We have, declortd,
war against counterfeinrs, and we mean to fight II
ont, When diseases of the Sfdneys or or tho pro-
creative organs PROSTATE you. take HEbHBoLD's'
BucHU. The genuine HsrSBoLD's BCCHU may be
known by the privae proprietary stamp OF n. T.
Helmbodo each bottle, and Is fully warranted for
diseases of the Kidneys ard uricary organs. Sold
by druggists everywhere. n. s,t495 :
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The President had in. view the separation OF

The President had in view the separation Of
the two races by an asylum for the negroes.
He knew that the negro was the proXimate
cause Of the war, and he also knew that it was
impossible to blend these two races as one
homogeneous, people, and he therefore cast
about for a separation of the two races and
place for the colonization Of the negro.
San Domingo was doubtless the island on
which the President cast a longing eye. He
sent ambassadors to spy out The land and
see whether it was fat or lean. At the head
Of the commission the President placed Ben
jamin F. Wade, Of Ohio, and as second Sena-
tor Douglss. This looks omipous. The re.
port of the commission was favorable. And
this is the solution of the matter, il. /
have rightly interpreted. the President:
If it is, it Is a wise and far-seeiDs
policy, and not that Of a job. II the Presi-
dent entertains the views have alluded to-,
and in the next annual message he renews
the recommendation Of San Domingo, he
will overwhelm his enemies. Mr. Jefferson
favored the West Indies, which he said ma
ture seemed TO have formed as the receptacle
of the blacks transplanted from the States.
There they may have government OF their
own. A new career may be opened to them.
One-half the money spent in the late war
will remove every colored man from the
State of Virginia. .,.,.. ...-~. .... =
May we not hope that it is the spirit of
God which is moving the hearts of the people
to some such policy as have mentioned,
and that we may have peace. If such is not
the case, the conflict of the balot-boX may
be followed by the conflict of the sword,
and our country be drenched i'll blood.
[Cheers and applausc.l
At the conclusion of Mr.. Stuarts remarks
Judge Oud was called to the front of the
stage and delivered one of his powerful and
eloquent addresses, in the course of which
he assured the audience that he was present
not as a speaker, but that he would say that
the negro reaches his highest development
when he is in subjection to the white man
that the negro was not fit to govern himself
or anybody else; but, if the negroes are to
be transported, he wanted to know what
would become of the constituents of Chand-
Ter, and Hughes, and Fultz. [Great ap'
plause.]
At the conclusion of Judge Guilds re-
marks Colonel William s. Gilman and Major
James 81. Dooley delivered brief and appro'
PIRATE addresses. After which the meeting
adjourned.
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Go TO ANToHr, TIE CONF EcTloSER, IL You want
to see the largest assortment Of cream bon-bons.
imported fruits, AMI homemade candles. Main
street below the pOst-Ofee.
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FUNERAL OB>KsrIEs.-1he funeral of Mr..
W. ID. Lucas, who died Monday evening, took
place yesterday morning from the Clay
Street Methodist Episcopal ebunch. The
deceased was member of Apnuwsn Tribe,
No. 80, /. D. T. ID and Union Lodge, NOT,
100. f.. and h,s remains were escorted by
them to their last resting-plaoe. MeCann's
band playiuy solemn ssusic on the occasion.
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RECEIVED AT THE Observation-Disclosures
II. Bolton, convicted in Princess Anne
county of shooting his uncle, Maxwell Bol-
ton, was turned over to Colonel Strother
Yesterday to serve twelve years in the peni-
tentiary, In accordance with the sentence OF
the court of that countg.
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REAL ESTATE AT PRIVATE SALE.

HOUSEFURNESIIIN
WILLIAM DAFFRON, 2l.H E@#tlr IS
w 1893 MAIN STREET, #tN
...'.s. .. RICHMOND. VA.
. CARPETS, CARPETS, CARPETS, t''@l ID
Z RUGS, RUGS, RUGS, ~ $3.50. ''s
OIL-cLoTHs, OIL-CL0THs, OIL-CLoTIis, :.
ri MATTINGs, MATTINGs, MATTIsos. nlj b.
}, FURNITURE, FURNITURE, FURNITURE,
-... BIBLES, BIBLES, BIBLES, 90 $50 tat*
s- WINDOW SHADES, SHADES, ".tit tssl-
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS; g.t.s slIa.f -
PICTURES, all descriptions-largest stock In city;
CHRoMos, CIRoMos, CIIRoMos, i..ssf
LooKING-GLAssEs, LooKIsG-GLAssEs,
BABY-CARRLAGRs, BABI-CARRiAGEs;
MoULDINGs-Picture and Looking Glass Mould
ipgs-largest stock south of Baltimore;
FRAMES of all descriptions.
Save twenty-five per cent. by calling and exaIni-
ming my stock for any OF the above goods. i.s
Goods sold by payment by the week or month as
cheap as they can be bought in the city fer cash.
AS sell nothing but frst-class articles. before
purchasing call on WILLIAM DAFFROS.
~ . 1888 Main street,
oc11.lm the Original instalmcnt House.
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IF You WANT EXTRA FRUITS FOR PRESENTS or
for the sick, such assweet oranges sweet Juicy pears
Malaga, Catawba, Delaware grapes; yellow baua-
mas, 20 % ANTONI's, Main street. -f ...r.
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UShA1LABLE LETTERS IN THE RIC3 NOM
r0sr- OFFICE OcroBER 22.-Mike DawHlck.
strawberry Hill. Va; Mrs. Matilda ELIAS
2oS west torty.tiith street. -; Glo&annl
Cechoni, No. 81 Olive street, -; slrs. 3
ID. Watson, care A. III. HAWKINS, -; Mrs
Ann Cherry, YandemcIe, Pamlico county,
n. c.; John II. Hill (colored), Amelia Court
house, Va.
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-NoNKog WARD CoSsERvAurE CLUB will
need this evening at hal!-Wast O'Clock ut
theE headquarters. corner OF Ehird and Main
streets An members and others intending
to accompany TIC K. X. +. excursion to Pc
fersbsrg are expected to be pnnctuai in at-
tendance
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OKGAS CoNCERT.-Mr. Wheat will give
one Of his grand organ concerts on Wednes'
day night next, during the State Fair-w eek,
in the SECOND Baptist church.
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PRESCRIPTIONS A SPECIALITY at WOOD & SONS
corner Niifth and Main streets.
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SEVERAL CARGoEs REST ANTHRACITE COAL re-
ceiving by j. B. WATKINS, iii Main, and FIJI
teenth ana Dock streets, which consumers and
dealers will ud TO their interest to take direct from
r..oIr ff-d
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GRANGE YOUR UNDERCLnTHISG.-Now Is the
time 10 get thick underclolnipg. K. b. SPENCE
con bave heavy mcrino un6ershirts at the low price
Of one dollar. Other goods at proportional rates.
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A GREAT SAVE CAN BE MADE by BUYING YOUR
dry goods at LEVY BROTHERS. -, -.h
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ASSEMBLY, NALL

THE GREAT MAss-MEETING LAST NIGHT
ADDRESSES BY HON. A. II. II. STUART,
OF STAUNTON, HON. ROBERT OULD.
COLONEL WILLIAM S. GILMAN, AND
MAJOR JAMES II. DOOLEY.
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GO TO ANToSI's FOR CocoANrT cARAAELs'
cream, chocolate, and'marshInnllow drops choco-
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YARD-wIDE iLL-wooL WHITE FLANNEL only
45c. yard at LEVY BROTHERS. d s
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ASroy1's, Main street, is the place for goo'
things Below post-othce. s@-.s
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4. CAPPEL & Co, 142l Main street, whoIesal
and retail dealers in frGits and choice confection
cries, .. ##=E .
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APPLEroSs' JOURNAL for this week, con-
tanning the first chapters of Christian Reid's
new story, received from j. T. Ellyson, 1l12
Main street
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DIAAOSD-HuNrERs HoMEwARp BouND.--
hf.,srs. William Walsh aud John Wiley,
who have been 10 the African dianond-beids
for some time past, are expected home next
week.
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LADIES IN THEIR SHOPPING SHOULD STOP AT
ASToNI's dining saloon, Main street. "a
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LADIES WHO HAVE BEEN UNSUCCESSFUL IN
obtaining fine pictures elsewhere are respectfully
invited to Inspect the beautiful ESAMELLED photo
prsDhs at the "LEEn GALLERY, 920 Main street.
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A LARGE STOCK OF THE MOST sEAsoSABLE
DRESS GOODS offered very low at LEVY Bgo-
TIERS. ius.as fGt .G - -- f&G -
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OYSTERS IN EVERY STYLE, COFFEE, TEA, CHoC-
o1ATE, &C. at ASToNI's dining saloon, Main street.
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REVENUE COLLEcr1oNs.-The internal re-
venue collections yesterday were $500.
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LEVY BROTHERS have few pieces left OF thai
yard-wtde all-wooi white flannel ut 45c. YARD.
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DELICIOUS CocoANUT--REAx at 1421 Main
street -t s4ts 'Es .4my E#ni .fr .
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CAssMEREs-all grades-at every price, to suit
everybody-at LEVY BROTHERS.
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60 TO ANTosI'S FOR FRESH NUTS NE" EXTRA
large ngs, raisins, pranes' preserves @c' hiaii'
street below pGst-ofice.
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LEVY BROTHERS now sell Laurel d cotton q
Ole u Yartl.
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THERE IS QUITE RuN0N those DOLLAR MERI-
NO CNDERsHlRTS al +. Is. SPENCE K SONS, 1900
Main street
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THERE is SPLENDID STOCK OF READY-MADE
CLOTHING at Z. B. SPENCE & SoS'S 1900 Main
street.
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ONE DOLLAR WILL BUY 4 HEAVY MERIS0 US
DERsHIRT ut z B. SPENCE & Sons.
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L TILE PICTURE OF MINISTER'S present at The late
Baptist Memorial meeting, taken at the, LEE
Gallery" Is The best executed group we have ever
seen, and we hope will fin place fn every family.
WIN. d. THOMAS, 4fn3 .B.TAYLoR, III, ;.
NV. WILSON, s,ti1 h; ALEx'R,H. sANpsp II
WM. E. HATCHER, II. DAVIS RAGLASDl
- L.AI CCRRG.11.t ~ 80 !.
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THE NEW POSTAL CARDs-very usetui ior ousr
ness purposes. Cards or announcements VI aay
kind printed them will pass through tue msii 40,
ona cent Printing for these cards neatly and
cheaply done ut this ofdce.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

Oh, all sales of real estate made betoeeT the lSt q
january and aoth Of June the tdres 1or MepTs.
sent year hduet to be paid by the PttrchosT; o1
all sales made bst0ee7t the LIST J Juty and tdS'
Of the year the taIee hare to be paid ny tie seller
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CAKES OF EVERY DESCRIPTION 1T 142l Main
street.
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A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT OF REPS FOR DRESS
vccowSs at LEVY BROTHERS.
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STRANGERS VISITING THE CITY will find ANTo-
NI's dining saloon the best in the city. Main street.
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!, 7,IysIIRAycE CoMPANIEs. 10
Il u. WALKER u CO., GENERNL' IN,
~. sURsNGE AGENTS. lG14 MAIs srknRT

r. n. WALKER u CO., GENERNL'fN
~. sURsNGE. AGENTS. lGl4 4MAIs srisBRr.
klsah92Ses SaS2Ss X TsstsssP!,nS shs ca
nei tshsfTss Gsfss!s eEff Ra GSSSs coapA
cdafSSR nfSssssE fShsssss H,s.s 1s
saeHfio aTf8SrIc 1sSssuRAscE coMpAsr,f of
Baltimore, Md-assets over 5000 900. =
Deposited with the Treasurer Of Virginia. u co.:
600. Losses equitabiy adjusted and promptly paid
at this agency. Applications solicited, and inaine-
dirie atta.tion given thereto. oc ls
CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
~ OF RICHMOND VA.
- - OFFICE. .11l3 hkiy STREET.
tunier the banking-house OF Lancaster + & S2l H.,
fnsurs, seai,s: Loss QR DAMAGE ~ EiKE
IEkShAMDls5s oibsa pISUss
.u s,m IA \: 4 sHxPbakEis NHnbkseesss.sy essssSe.'.
DOYAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
II OF LIVERPOOL AND LoNG0N;or.o,o :oo oo.,
a1os,ts Win Treasurer Of vrnia ssooe
1MPagiaL ifSSiisi" FIRE FRI iSsURANCh oOMPAEY or
LONDON. 49,,
epostsd with Treasurer Of virginia, sssooa
Shareholders personally responsible for the OLD
gatious of the above companies. r,
Representing the above staunch old English COM
panies we solicit the patronage Of the public upon
their unquetionable security. prompt and NE-rst
settlement of all claims. and heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE < CO, Agents,
No. HOS Main street.
aIITgAL LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY or
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER sec. .000. 900.
Cash dividends, SurpdSsiR9 al others, at arsf 0a
eperY anniversary of policies.
Premiums payable annually, semi-annuaily' IN"
quarterly. observation-disclosures,
The OLDEST, LARGEST, and CHEAPEST company
NJ '"e o'A'e JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent.
sea1 No. HOS Main stresa
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DOLLAR SHIRTS at f. r. SPENCE & Sons.
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ALL KINDS OF UMBRELLAS at +. B. SPENCE &
SOS'S.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN QUILTS At LEVY BRO
THEIRS.
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FRESH AND RELIABLE CHEMICALS and HEDI-
C1NEs at WOOD q SONS.
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WOOD SONS OPEN ALL NIGHT for Prescrp-
tiOns
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HAMBURG EDGINa AND INSERTING, only 12hc
q yard, at LEVY BROTHERS.. .-.
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LADIES' FURs.-A splendid assortment of every
kind for sale at p. WEISIGEE 81 Co.'s, 1901 Main
street.
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REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF SILK HATS
Owing to the hard times Eorth Messrs. p WEIsIG ER
& Co, 1901 Main street, have been enabled to pur-
chase their silk hats at reduced prices, and can now
sell an % hat for ~, and a ~ hat for &6. These
goods are warranted 10 be of the very latest styles
and made by the best manufacturers.
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POSTAL CARDs-Those who propose using the
new postal cards can have the printing neatly anu
cheaply done at the Dispatch printing house.
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ALL APPROVED FRENCH, ENGLISH, and AMER
IcAS Pharmaceutical Preparations at WOOD &
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-07


IHs CANADA PACIFIC RAILRoAD.-The
New York Herald reports an interview with
Sir Hugh Allan, the financial leader Of the
above enterprise. He says that tho prospect for
raising money for the building of the Canada
Pacific Railroad is mot wholly bad" The pro-
posed route sis not wholly bad" either. 1t COM
mences at Lake Nepissing and terminates al
some point OH tie Pacific to be hearafter fixed
by the Surveyors. The work-even If money
should be forthcoming at once-will require
fully ten years to complete. Sir Hugh Allan
asserted that his route is preferable to one
through the United States, because, as he al
Ieges, the climate through the Saskatchewan
Valleyio British Columbia Is more favorable.
and because the Surveyors claim to have dis
covered passage over the Rocky Mountains
~ less Than one-halfthe attitudes Of the Pacific
Railroad passes in the United States. Sir Hugh
Allan Is described as a man "gettng too MANY
irons in the fire" since he is the principal per.
son IN banking and telegraph companies, an,l is
head hnancier in at least six railroads. In this
respect he is not unlike some of our own ebter-
prising countiymen.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1873-08-07
REGIsTER,s ORDER.

kEGIsIEa's OFFICE, New Castle, August LIST, 1873.
Ton 'he application of John Is. Robinson
~ anu Robert l.. Robinson, Administrators of Robert
Robinson late OF Wilmington City, in ssid county
deceased i y ordered and directed by the Register
that the ADMINISTRATORS aforesaid, give no.
tlce OF tho granting of Letters of ADMINS
IkATION upon the Estate Of the deceased, with
the Iate OF granting thereof, by causing advertise
ments to be posted within forty days from the date Of
snch letters in six Of the most public places of the Co
OF New Castle, requiring ali persons having demands
against inc Estate, to present the same abide by
an Act OF Assembly in such made and provided
ANA Also cause the same be inserted within the
same period IN the DEL AWARE REPUBLICAN. a news
paper published IN Wilmington and to be continued
therein two months
~ Given under the hand and Seal of Office OF
}Ls the Register aforesaid. at New Castle, in New
- Castle County aforesaid, the day and yeat
above written. b. GIBBS ReTistsr
NoIiCE.-All persons having claims against tho
tested to the Administrators IN or before Anr,ist
1874 or abide the Act OF Asscmb in such case made
ana provided. JOHN u. ROBINSON,
ROBERT j.. ROBINSON
h""icss' W wilmington, del. Administrators