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A WoID IN SEAsoH.-Thc following, which
we copy from the Chicago 1rlt"ne, is, we
consider, Il word in season:
Gone thing every man ought to do at this
timc-viz., pay the small current debts
which, as rule, are held by minor dealers
or workmen, who need their money from
day to day. There is no doubt that the
panic has served rs an excuse for not pay
ing bills which might have been discharged
as we'll as not. The time has passed when
this excuse has even a pausibility with re-
gard to the debts in question. For all the
everyday purposes Of lite there is now an
ample amount of money in circulation every
where"
To the poorer classes, cents are OF the
same value as dollars are to those Of the
weather. classes. However the capitalist
may be embarrassed by the panic, he GER
tainly has q sutficiency of small change to
pay his way in the dealings with those per
sons whose utmost claims are only few dol
lars. We consider the language Of the Irl-
bune as being spoken at the right time, and
in the right manner. And we endorse every
word of it. Panics are bad enough without
making them stupendous pretexts for with
holding the pittanceS that are due to those
who have no credit with which to sustain
themselves in obtaining the daily nece$sa'
ries of lfe.-Land and LdW Adrtser. IS.
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Petersburg

,rr>.Ss.uOrSTS CLOSED - MUIR
81 -Erlaroys SERVICES SUNDAY, &C.
.,....t,.,,.r 81 the Richmond Dispatch.l
F'r~rvsrrEG. October Il, 1873.
...,..s>y next a Conservative meeting
re,6 - hi, city. NJ which addresses
.+s,,vr~c4 liz Mr. John :. Wise ana
r1n,r> Il. poolcy. They Will meet n
...a,,sh'c reception. ,,
...,, no';tisjauS Of the Radical per
r.6. tonc 10 City Point yesterday
49,, The rconlc. When they arrived
.ra,uE. ,hcy found exactly four per-
-.~'.aat aud Che iocat chromc'ef ""o>)
.. ,ncy lfa there WAS none.
,,,.,al,,> O! The kCmper hamlai%h
,.En'y..i,cd Richmond Wednesday
n.,,.,,,3 tba Conservative rally came
,,;h - ryr,> sense Of the hosptal'ties
:, ,hr.,, w their Conservative
.,of ..a; city, and they express their
..',,...,,. - rrri3ro ale cordially when
y a.. d: Richmond visit this city to
~ ga. .ns,S-lAeeting 10 be addressed by
krmpT on Thursday next.
,..,.. ..;.;.rcS Of Surry were TO have
.....,,.r.. to-day for the nomination ol
BIS. .%s,~>.
~. Bankruptcy we're served to-day
~. ...-. r, +. Brooks. Il. \. Young. anu
y Mallory. Mr.. Brooks is not in
r..a.,>. also. United States Mar
49,, .t,-.I up the stores Of MeS>rs.
y...at n Co.. hardware dealers.
,,-..,.. ! Co.. dry goods mcr-
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THE CONVENTION OF THE IRISH CATHOLIC
BENEVOLENT CSIoE-A GRAND DISPLAY
81. Louis, October 1j.-According to the
programme previously arranged the dele
gates TO the Irish Catholic Benevolent Union
were taken from their various hotels about
s o'clock this morning by committee APP
pointed for that purpose, and escorted to ST.
Patrick's Hall, on Seventh street near Biddle
street, where they were met Informally by
the st. Louis delegates and the Reception
Committee. After an exchange OF courtesles
all marched to st. Patrick's church, on the
corner of Sixth and Biddle streets, where
high-mass was said, with Father Hays as
celebrant, Father Walsh as deacon, and
Father Henry rs suD-dcacon. Bishop Ryan
pronounced the benediction. While mass
was being celebrated, dozen or more IRISH
benevolent and other societies OF the city
formed in procession in front OF st. Patrick>S
Hall, each headed by u band, and with ban
pcrS, flags, wreathS, notices, &c., all beng
in full rcgalia, took up the line OF march
and passed through number of the princi-
pal streets. After passing st. Patrick's
church the delegates to the Convention, IN
carriages, fell iuto the line, and the process
sion is now (at u O'clock proceeding to St.
Patrick's Hall, where the Convention will
hold its sessions. The procession, although
not so large i'll point Of numbers as at some
preceding ones, was line and imposing dis
play, and attracted great attention, the
streets along the line Of march being densely
thronged with decply-interested spectators;
and Mayor Brown and number Of city Off
GERS reviewed the procession as it passed the
courthouse, OH Fourth street, and received
courteous recognition from all. Il
The delegates to the Irish Convention
reached st. Patrick's Hall about halt-past II,
and after being seated and order obtained,
Colonel Constantine Mcguire, chairman OF.
the Local Committee Of Arrangements, in-
troduced Mayor Brown, who made brief
welcoming address, which was eloQuently
responded to by First Niee-President
Francis McNerhany, of Washington. II
The Convention then proceeded to bust
ness, with the Hon. Denis Dwyer, of Day
ton. Ohio, in the chair. u,4. a.. .,.nG
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ssifioTr.-c- 20 Ky IT + 1!?rr'
ing, W. Ia October l6.--J. J. sweeny. can
didatc inrthe Legislature, assaulted and beat
o. 5. Long, editor of the Register, for an
ins's paper This ' mornings issue Contain o
ed further reflections on Sweeny,s charac-
fer. About II O'Clock Swecny met Lewis
Baker. proprietor, and J. S. Clarkson, local
editor of the Register, and after some words
all three drew their rcrolvcrs and COM
menced firing. Baker was slightly wound
cd, and Clarkson had his arm broken.
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5.lurG FIRE ~ KINGSTON, y. C.-NAREOw
. !!3.--I Special 10 the Hd,c and Ap'
..-Ahou |! O'clock last night October
ir Wryher's store and dwelling were
, .y~}rl 10 eon ire. The occupants had
~. time 20 make their escape before the
njjo- tell in. The Episcopal church and
- K Co.'S dry goods store, adjoining,
ought .nd burned rapidly. The stock
=, ,Nrd in drnagcd condition. The
g.a"u-r rtugh: next rom flying sparks,
Wa >avrG by hard work. The origin
IS. liz" j -Gppo>ed TO have been the
d. u' Al inc"nd.nry. Loss, 80, 900; in
..N,.,. SO 600
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fs.H OF CLOUD THE uARSMAN IL HIS
-.-N",r rrl.dr.g, October JC.--J. c.
-. he uar>mar VINO started from Phila-
,aa -omc tnr"" months since to row 10
ri.y hy canal, and rivers. died on Tues
..~r iiyc mile, shove piasueminc. Cloud
'ulul in h!> boat ia au almost exhausted
'tiou on Monday. and died the next
III. diary shows he had been suffering
WAat i termed heavy shakes for
q. d1l> bltUgc ~ death.
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ATTEMPTED OUTRAGE.-[fI arrisonburg Old
Commonwealth I'VE learn that man by
the name of Louis Randall, on Saturday
week, attempted to outrage Miss Showai-
ter, residing on the north branch of the She
nandoab, about two miles from Port Repub.
lie. The lady ran around the house several
times, and finally entered it and shut the
door, thus Guiding the villain. Randall is
reported to be bad character in every sense,
and is SON Of jeff. Randall, who was
hung some years ago by the citizens of Port
Republic. He has made tracks, but officers
are on his trail,
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L.. make short work Of the postul-card
ulty in Russia. The posl-oflice clerks,
I'd by the authority Of the Minister OF
Interior, burn the cards when they are
IT 10 contain any indecent or insulting
'@.
=. ". c. Bowman, North Carolina
.2dist preacher, stationed at Bakers
, ha> embraced the belief of Universal
ana severed biz connection with the
.Ddi-t Episcopal Church South.
y. Burnct, is appointed route agent
.r"u Richmond, Va, and White sulphur
=, West Virginia, rice ". Natt, re-
3D. a.#.. s,r.. Il -...-.
1or Kelley is at The Southern Hotel. ST.
,. lie is a delegate 10. the Irish Cat!lo-
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RARE OLD RACE.-A race OF unusual
ct was run at Salem. Fauquier county,
"rGnc, day o. ia>t week. Jacob Hefflc-
r presiding elder IN the Presbyterian
b, weight 80 pour d, aged G2. rode
.,, George /. Cochran. al IronSide
1T Of high Standing, aged So, horse for
.., distance OF 700 yards. The Blue
= won. Tine, 2:23. The loser surren-
Il hi ,teed.--4ierGaQrtd .Seattnei.
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Sa.LL!ANr WE1DISG.-Thc wcalthieSt
.,.l families III New York assembled at
..jdnr" Of Mr. Lewis, IL cast Forty
Street. 10 witness the marriage Of Miss
.ar Lewis 10 NJ. Solomon l.. WaitZfel-
TIE room, were brilliantly decorated,
.ar one in which the presents TO the
9. were exhibited was filled with rare
@prn-i.c ornaments. superb tea-sets,
ant chandeliers, diamond iewelry, gold
~l''rr cayd-cascs, made up an array of
- IL. cost Of 81. 0lN.
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4 FURRY THAT WILL DO NO HARM.--lNew
York Tribune, 10th. 1.-The senior member
of one of the largest banking firms in the
city, who desired that his name should not
he mentioned, replied yesterday to the 4ues-
tons of a Tribune reporter, regarding his
views on the financial furry, substantially as
follows The furry was caused by the up
setting Of all confidence among operators.
Nobody would lend money ut per cent.
when he might be served with an injunction
at any moment restraining him from collect
ing it. The action of Grinnel &, Co. started
T the whole trouble. Men can buy stocks to
keep at nominal price just now and they
arc doing so with their money instead of lend
ing it. You do not find so much wild spec
ulation in stocks as one would suppose. The
moncycd men arc not specializing, They are
buying to keep. The furry is, in fact, Il healthy
movement: for, while it may hurt few
men, it benefits the great mass.of commercial
people by bringing stocks back to the hard
pam value and putting them in the hands OF
people who intend TO hold them. If the
professional curriers' Of stocks should DO
compelled to sell out at the present low rdcs,
all the better for the great mass Of the peo-
pie. Further than that there is no reason
why Wall street should affect the soli4 COM
mcrcial interests Of the country. 1T does 50
only through the sort Of sympathy that I'LL
business men feel for one another. Dry
goods men. or retailers, or importers, or
manufacturers ought not TO be Affected by
every furry in the Stock Exchange. When
welcome to hard-pn' values We shall have
an end to these tiurries, and the Stock Elk
change should hasten the movement for is
own good" - -,
CAS- to the prospects tomorrow" 49, =.
THAT no man can say. The furry viii
keep up. / think, until every inflated con
Germ on the Stock Exchange list is broken
up, and the solid values Of stocks again ut
tanned
will resumption Of specie payment be
likely to result:'
- Not at ALL There is less connection be-
tween that possibility and the panic now
| than at the first"
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President Grant promises to attend the
Loudoun County Agricultural Fair on the
9th of November, unless unforeseen circum'-
stances prevent.
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GONE TO JEROME PARK.

K GONE III JEkO3lE ahh'
Won may break you may ruin the man If you will
But a taste for the races will cling to him STILL
The crowd of brokers' apprentices who
were waiting in the basement used by
Messrs. Duncan. Sherman 4 Co. for the pay.
ment of the dividend on Central and Hud-
son stock numbered at least two hundred,
and were being dispatched at the rate OF
about ten per hour. This gave most of them
the prospect Of a whole day of ldleness,
which they employed in all sorts of jests at
the expense of every newcomer. II short,
arkcompexioned man entered, he was inl-
mediately hailed as "the friend OF free
Cuba" and three hearty cheers were
given him; or, if person Of any marked
REGULARITY presented himself, dozen
voices invited him to come forward and
make Il speech. A tall, elderly man, with
white beard, was greeted with, Your divvy
is waiting for you; step right UP and sign
the papers," If any one came i'll with a
parcel he was invited to Pass the sand
wiches around and get certified check TOR
tbe lot" with such EXPLANATIONS as Dip IN
the French mustard" Pass around the
SALT "The Commodore is rich enough to
Give us all pie &C., &c. In this way the
bows amused themselves, while very pro-
found.looking old gentleman i'll spectacies
wrote the checks as fast As he could, needing
not the fact that they called him by every
name they could think OF.
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Ell Szn ggr LEI yyy cra5azs-esy91 r.rsesrrna92
TIA ~ 81
RICHMOND AND DASvrDLE RAnROAp.f
OFSsCE ENGINEER AND SUPEgMTErpEyT,
RICHMOND, VA. October ], 1873.
I 1HANGE OF SCHEDULE.-After the
" l2ilf instant trims this road will run daily
rs follows:
GOING .wEsY.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS leaves Richmond Mt 3 A..
NJ. lea Danyiile ut 12:iS Il. NJ, leaves Grees-
b0ro> at $50 p. NJ: arrives mt Airline Junction
ut r. b. arrives Ms Charlotte at Sis p NJ 80 -
THROUGH MAIL leaves RlchnaOnd at 1:2S r. NJ
iesEcs Danviie IT 81 r. NJ, leaves Greensboro Al
1920 A. 81: arrives Mt Charlotte at 4:35 A. 81.
LYNCIIBURG PASSENGER leaves Richmond at
s.s2 a. NJ, leaves Burkeyille IS l:2O r. NJ; ar
riGes at Lynchburg ut 4:40 F.. H.
GOING EAST.
NEW ORLEANS AND SEw YORK ExPRESS.
leaves Charlotte ut S:15 A. 81, leaVes AIRLINE
Junction ut $50 4. IL. leaves Greensboro at
t2:45 Z. NJ, leaves Danriae ut 312 P. NJ; ar
riyes at Richmond at 1o:17P. d.
THROUGH Mail leaves Charlotte at 10 p. M.~
leaves Greensboro ut 3:30:s. H.. leaves JanvifIe
at 6:20 A. ~, leaves BurkeytiIe at 1885 A. Nj
arrives In Richmond at 81 p. Al.
burg ut II p. A., leaves Barkeville at $3.50 A. " :,
arrives at Richmond ut 6sk4 A. NJ. tt5,t !
The New Orleans and New York Express stops.
tor passengers at MI regular stations ect1eea.
Greensboro and Burke7i7e, but will not stop cast
Of Burkeville. a1s IN atsfs 5ft;- M
Through tickets sold ta.sll points south and west,
and baggage checked Though. .-N1.,
oc II - Engineer and superintendent.
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WALL-SrREEr EpIsoDEs-GLEAMs OF FrS
DURING HOURS OF DEPREsSIoH.-[New York
T,1bune.l wall street is never without its
comcal side, even while large proportion
of its habituGs are in a state Of panic, and
fortunes are melting away like dew before
the sun. On the morning Of the summary
suspension of business at the Stock Board
the younger members captured an itinerant
band, and selecting their own appropriate
airs RECALLED themselves with such we'll
known pieces as cup in Balloon, Boys
"Cheer Up and "The Last Rose OF sum,
mer." until IL policeman Of the full standard
dimensions ordered them to "move on,
there" After q few failures had been am
nolmced through the press, and it was OBJ
served that many of the lame ducks " still
attended the sports of Jerome Park, some
wag wrote and posted this efusion on the
front door of the Exchange:
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RICHMOND, FREp;ls. PoroMA &C r. r. Cos.). :
GES'L TICKET & FREJ4RT AGEST's OFFIlEs
.a.,F, RICHMOND. October 18th, 873.S
SCHEDULE Oh'TRAINS. II 90
RICHMOND, FREDERlGKsBBRG AND feTO.
I Na' Mag RAILROAD.

UP DAY MALI leaves Byrd-strect station. at
2:f0 p. af. tr.,. ,..Z .,t~ 4 -
UP NIGHT NAH. leaves Bytd-strest station at
1890 r. IL. a(except on Snndays.j EEIs- ~
-. UP ACCOMMODATION leires Bcold.strcss sta
Il, IL ut 8 p. 81. except SuDdays.l ,.
DOWN DAY NAIL arrives ut BS-lstreet sta
ton at 1870 p. NJ, t,3-48 r" ID a
DOWN NIGHT MAIL arrives at Ryysa,stress sta-
tl0n ut $50 A. ". texce ot on Mondays.
DOWS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ain arrtycSat
Broai-street 'tation at S:37 A. u, esSept on sun
days. - *a's'' go
. FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad-s;reet staton
OH Mondays, Wednesdays and Pr:Says at k2G
A.. VI. connecting at Quantico wita.tlse Alexandria
and Frede icksburg railway. Returning arrive
ut Broad-Strect station on Tuesdays Thursdays and
Saturdays $40 +. NJ. - err ~ -
BY ortIHs OF General Superintendent.
j. Is. G ENTRY,
General Ticket aud Freight A Tent.
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sEEDsMEN, FLORISTS, dc.

MAGNOLIA NURSERY, .x-..s.. Ty...5
NH r Brook turnpike near city, Richmond, va.
For sale, a large assortment Of Shade and orna-
mental Trees, Evergreens Flowerlilg SHRUBS SreGp-
Roses etc etc. Frice-lst furnished on ;appuca7,
ton In person or through post-othce: -
Nursery grounds open to the inspection Of visit
ors during business hours. r,.#.#-E. &C o-ZlH-
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sTULTZ SEED WHEAT.

.s' A new variety .~t'a.
EARLY, RED, WITH SMOOTH HEAD,
Il sent out by the IN
.. e. S. AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT r..
In 1871 and 1872.
Ills said by those who have tried II to have done
bc.ter Than any other variety, making COCO crops
v~nere others failed entirely. We nave received
small lot direct from the neighborhood III ~hich II
originated, which We offer for sale FOR sea; McoS
sc ....,. h'LA"o.' -
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T. IST OF GETTgRs REMAINING IN
TIE RICHMOND P0sT-OFFICE OCTOBER
IL, 1873.
Persons calling for letters In this list will please
say Advertised" IL not called for In four weeks
they Will lie sent 10 the Dcad-LcttCr Office, In WASH
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WILLIAM B. GRIFFITHs,
w ~ PRACTICAL 80 : :. -. /"

ppr.,N AND FANCY SCARBOROUGH,
Ins CANA STREET, RICHMOND, VA. -.'1
An wor1 warranted to be good and wateI-pIo o,,
Prices moderate. Good references can pc giSea.
oraers left at Donnan'a hardware store, Governor
stpeef and at Williams g. Gd.'s slate-yard, DoeS
st-eet. and residence 400 Canal street, WIN ne
promptly Attended Rg, 9alT;;<I:% iEtrxi Z
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j. Is. q EN- Tx,
General Ticket aud Freight Agent.


general MANAGERS 'FfICE.
.'t '.'. Richmond, VA, Ccicber l2s tS73,S
V'HF, TRAINS ON THIS ROUTE
Il run rs follows: ....-t p
Tie MAIL TRAINS leave Richmond at sos A.
NJ. aud Z L. NJ. arrive Mt Petersburg ut GIL A. NJ.
and S:,u r. NJ; arrive at Weldon at o25 a. u. and
. Freight TRAINS, with. q passenger coach at
tac,,sd, leave Richmond alr Petersburg ut 8 A. M.
aud Y. NJ, aud returning leave Petersburg ut =
A, NJ. and $50 =. NJ. szsI u ~
EtTUI.NlNG NAIL TRAINS leave Weldon at
$50 \. NJ. and 4:l5 =. N, and leave Petersburg at
2AaP. NJ and $50 l. VI. ...e
Tho SUNDAY EXCLUSION TRAINS betweea
Richmond and Petersburg leave both places at
=. II. and =. NJ.
The Freight Trains viii not run on Sunday,
and the $3.50 2. u. Mail Tralu will not leave Peters
burg on SUNDAYS, and the sos A. u. Train will
not leave Richmand Gu MONDAYS. l.
The MAIL TRAINS Will not stop between Rich
mcnd and Petersburg except at Manchester and
Chester. .....
Passengers from Glover Hill will leave at IL A.
NJ, and rctnr,i5g leave Richmond ut z. NJ. daily
Except Sundays.
Passengers viii take their meals at Jarratts lIo-
tel, and all trains leaving Petersburg VIII start from
the Washiitston-Street depot
PULIMAS.S PALACE SLEEPING-CARS are
attached 10 al the Night Mail Trains.
- ~. THOMAS II, WYSNE,
General NHHnQsr.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
~ ROAD.-Un and after October 8, 1873, the
passenger trains will run rs follows:

CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
~ ROAD.-Un and after October 8, 1873, the
passenger trains will run rs follows:
WESTWARD.
DAILY except Sunday, connecting with WI. G.,
Va, d. & G.. :. railroad at GordonsyiLe and Char
lottesville, and arrives at Hutton at TO- =. ".
EXPRESS TRAlN.-Leaves Richuond at 10 +.
NJ DAILY except Saturday, connecting ut Gorions-
Vile with W., c., Va NJ. & G. :. railroad trains for
Lynchbllrg aud southwest, and arrives at Hunt
ugton ut S20 2. NJ. next day. Steamer leaves Hunt
ngon on arrival OF the train, and arrives mt Gin
cinnati at O'Clock next morning
This train stops between Richmond and White
Vile, Staunt6n, Goshen, Mlllboro, and Coyington.
ACCOMMODATIONS AIS.-Leaves Rich mond
at $40 2. NJ. DAILY except Sunday, and arrives as
Gortiopsyille at sa5 p. ":
EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves Cincinnati at p. II. DAILY e1-
cept Sunday, and arrives at Huntington ut A.
EXPRESS TRAIN.-Leaves Huntington at 10 A:
NJ DAILY except Sunday, and arrives at Richmond
at 4:30 A. NJ. next day, connecting with trains
going south and with james river steamer Tor Nor.
folk. This train stops between White sulphur ana
Richmond only at Junction, Gordonsyille, Char
lottesylle, Stanton, Goshen, Millboro', and Cow
NAIL TRAIN.-Leaves Hinton at o'clock A. IL.
DAILY eSccpt Sundays connecting with W., C., Va.
VI. & e. ). railroad ut CharlottesTlle ana Gordons-
ACCOMMODATIONS TRAIS.-Leaves Gordons-
Vile at 6 A. al. DAILY except Sundays, connecting
at Gordonsville with W., Co. Va, NJ. G. s. railroad
train from Lynchburg and southwest aud arrives at
Richmond ut 9 A. M.
For further Information inquire at the companys
office on Broad near Seventeenth street
..s1 A. IT. PERRY, General Super1Etcndent
EDGAR VILET, General Passeeger and TICKET
Ayant H.E. t.." ....tf 81 oc IL
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1915 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
The large increase Of my trade enables me TO
manufacture for all classes cheaper Than the
cheapest
selection OF CLOTHING and FURNISHING
GOODS in this market.
can successfully compete with any house IN the
United states as to price, quality. and workmanship
invite one and all 10 examine my STOCK; whicn
will satisfy YOU WHERE to buy your CLOTHING
and WHERE you can have your SUITS MADE TO
ORDER and INSURE FIT.
Nv sglrsmcu 30 we'll known, Will be pleased 10
s,.o their numerous friends aud the public gene
rally AT a. vi E-> u r." -
j. Ii. SIMPSON.
K. l.. MEREDITH Sole,mcn
j. l.. kEAN-
a. JONES,
EDWARD ID. KEELING, cutter.
ISAAC l.. CARY. Clerk. o.- 1o-I-
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CONCENTRATED LEY, SAL. SODA,
~ PEARLASH, &c. o,-u,p p,,op;st
oc 1S L. L.-N wv ~, - ~e-
DRATT' S@ASpRAL OIL, the best ana
-oc - Il. WAGNER. corner Sixth and Broai.
b ,ACE GINGER, White Ginger, Mustard
Al Seed Pepper &e shelss eye S % Is! m.irgt
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RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPEAKEf
RAILROAD COMPANY. 7
RICHMOND; July q, 1879. }

RICHMOND, YORK RIVER AND CHEShPEAkEf
RAILROAD COMPANY. +
RICHMOND; July q, 1879.
IN AND, AFTER THIS DATE PAS
~ SENGER and FREIGHT TRAINS On this
road will run as fOHgws:
81. PASSENGER TRAIN for West Point leaves
Richmond al P. NJ, ami train from West Point
will arrive at Richmond at 1850 A. d. Oily lSuh-
Tl,c splendid steamer SUE, Captain A. I; hIcKI.E3
has hecn ulaCci Oh the route between est Gont ana
baltimore to run In connection with this road ana
viii make three trips week, leaving West Point
TUESDAYS, TIlURsDAYS. and SATURDAYS
ON the arrival of the train, which leaves Ilcnnono
al3P NJ arriving at Baltimore next mGrninR N
annie time TO connect with trains Tor the Norm
and West: and leave Baltimore MONDAYS, w ELL
SFSDAS' S, and FRIDAYS ut l.. NJ, connecting
at west Point with the train due at Richmohd ~
1O:30 next morning. ...,-.,.A.4 s..I ,t..
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attaG G,lI,
for through freight only, leaves Rchlnonn Iues
days Thursdays, and Saturdays at A. NJ. Ihrou9h
freight received daily I'LL 8 L. NJ. .,,,
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger car attacnens
for freight between Richmond and West foint,
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Neduesdays, ana
FRIDAYS at A. ~ Local freight received Iuesaays,
Thursdays, and Saturdays tilisP, "
. General Freight and Ticket Agent.
W RRI acc Muster Transportation. Jy Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-18
JAMES RIVER STEAMBOATeL1. :,
y COMPANY. $1,000 $1,000

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH, BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK.
ALSO FOR sf
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
CARRYING UNITED STATES MAIL AND
+. :,.st .'' ADAMS EXPRESS.