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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-14
2non n, ,n.enon ,na e.Dar. g.ns. DE s.a. q Tow

1000 mr. speculation tnd tIDTi a's y" e ' Vt 10"
Midiipos J,iiyershls November. Of 2 3-l6d
" ~, "a pe,rorua 4 ID Pne Pale American.
Iosnoy Oet 1872 p N -EHe Railway tbafes 4O's
IygRp1ot Oct 1872 mS5les OF UpiAhos Oo""n on 'h oan
~ Ioe MiIIiiay. Sd ppei October, 10 8 49, II, -.
Irnos OF 13220p mtie rase OF dar9un, ~ he epen msf
.st % .eah, BILL Is . 10 pos ee9 y 10 Pr eeat beos
Tie BSt sn~Lnre E1e Rrvsg shlTes 4O's Pans s'Pa'eDs
quote Rsltes al J7f ~ % 49, oos soot, a.,
the account GOA Ere Pallsar share 40 ,r ,,..
IogDOS Oct 1873 a. mIhe amount 81 bilnh
fnl % LIl1n on haiarc, to-ay h Au9uvV ~ "a
Is ior ah Jmcn 70 rercl Pens 1fPaeaes qlg'' ial "
a. oc1 I3U sgI~e5y Jones, ~ FOR The '1e o.
1852 .,....-- 49, a.. h..i.
LIVERPOOL Oct 132ij p aes 81 ~ and loon on ne os
ID Oe,b.r 60 3lJL Liai tIi' . '
PORK. 72j - bb.. Tor hoE Ns3. . ~, ot =
IOSDoN Oct l35 m-Uatei Stats Bnis-NcE hyes' " q
En, Ea.1v sisr ~ 5l1 rIs Ecue- ~ % d.
byE.erl0l. OF l3 p. fR me cotton sacs lo-t DOOo
bNes wen American Up1l. 10 blss 81 Good Ohf
sArpc All EosJ.T. Al Oh, d. sh ped hOVef ana
Decsmbs., S'iL 5000. 49,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-10-14

The approximate earnings of the Chicago Dan
vile and Vincennes Railroad Company for the first
week in October we're: 1878, $2O223 49, 1872,
S13,372 04 increase, S6,S5l %.
The Eagle Fire Insurance Company of New-York
has declared semi-annual dividend of 10 per cent
payable on demand.
The Philadelphia stock market is dull. Penn
vauia 0s 1O5; Philadelphia and Erie Railroad, lG I;
Reading Railroad 81; Pennsylvania Railroad, Az.
Gold. 1899.
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Foreign exchange closed rather frmer at the fol
lowing quotations:

The position of the banks remains very much the
same as on Saturday, their deposit lines increasing
encouragincly, with the prospect now held out that
they will beforealong begin the ready payment of
currency over the counter checks. 1t is not be-
lieved the scaling pooling system will be given up
at present They are not certifying any freely
for the brokers' and this sadly intereres with bust
ness in stocks Merchants are accommodated as
literally as may be at currency interest but among
the brokers call loans have been doing to-day at to
SIG. The closing rates were l-l6 to 1872. Legal
tenders were quoted at to per cent premium,
commercial paper moving at 10 TO Is per cent
Government bonds now that prices no longer afford
profit on imports from Europe have been less ac-
tive but frmer both because of higher gold and the
demand which springs up always when quotations
sink to a favorable point. Thus the entire list was
in demand at advancing figures the market closing
firm on the basis of 1lls to Ill. for 1667s The fol-
lowing are the ouOtations
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prcrIprs OF PRODuCE.

p.- North River v,s~i' AVID ha,r ,s c. q Q, .
Peg ~, toay o6 35i Wheat AZ 2I9 bush
Cora 3 100 bush oats s625 bush Rye e?o essI MAI zgo9
Al aD2 pses Dne Putt eS4 bb1 hgEs Jos eoh'
BeaD, 20S bib Ra-a 81 bale. Hemp II. bales oo. iPS I
eLs, caI MI. s6l S 5000 ptga Batter 6O5S PEss
E,s..s J25 ptgS TGos loi pkgs hiee bgs
psSs Starch f20 hhdL Tobacco o9f kgA Tobacco
IA hale, IA ool OILS bblA WHISKY.
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THE STATE OF TRADE
vnpopRls MARKETS.

LosDos Oct l3-l230 m-Tbe Anoas' o. s s 66
Prom The Bar az England balance SATURDAY N
600 ali Of for shipment 70 Ae INC A-"
shares 4OI P.d, dispatches quote Routes Al Oh ,,s
Lospos ost I3--I D. m-Brie Railway sharrs AZ .
1871 D. m-COttoH h asa9 h.lnhs NpAbus
N Ins o,ssas sass l2OUO baiss issiaslEs
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THE MONEY MARKET.

emTCTAL RRPoRr " T. eTocK EXCHANGE SALES
OCT 49, 1878.
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENr-l0f O'CLOCK A. NJ
500 S s. Reg Shells 1000 $500 Reg65, lilo
1o90 g. CP, 'S~ll9a4 1000 3 go r. oa.iiiit
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BANKING AND FINANCIAL

HowEs & MACY, Bankers, No. 30 Wal-st., New
York. offer the same facilities to Deposltors az In
corpoIated Banks, and allow Interest on daily bal
ances al the rate of -Four per cent.
COLLECTIONS made on any point at current rates.
with immediate returns
Special attention paid to choice Stock, Bonds &c
&C. for Investors
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NEw-YORK STATE GOLD SKIES, Due 1SS7.-S1OO,OOO
for sale in sums to suit.
GwYNHE & DAY. 16 Wall-st
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REAL ESTATE MORTGAGE BoNDs-Coupon or
Registered. interest per cent, guaranteed by the
EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY. Capital, Sl,OOOOOO.
For sale at the office of the Company No. rs Cedar
st. NY. JONATHAN EDWARDS, President.
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n Oct l3T4e Cheese rht ofi2Y vis isiIf atF
viii material trcc lb5rt 1000 boxes were otrai an
1000 soa l3lIl- h- Ls lsare Has IiG 'ef' T." F1Ae
factories srlirR uri,r this fg1re.
Little Fails tue ade SLOW because Of t1e trnns o. ts SALES
men he sales reached 5000 boxes; ths raug lJ tl
IA c was paid several several large los are heIi over
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financial.
LOAN FOB Sl,974,eOO 90
FOR THB
DEFICIENCY IN THE SINKING FUND
UNDER
Section Three, Article Seven Of tie Constitution


Conmissoler. Of Canal Fund.- BY vr'ae y ne Az
1855 with Three ~ Article SfFcn o ",
that sealed ppas viii e roc u"
Canal Department u the 2jb day Of October iIs al ~ "
OF that day for Oan OF
One Million Nine Hundred .aud Seventy -four Tho"'
sand Six Hundred Dollars.
For Tans,rse Certificates ~ stock PRINCIPAL ASD IN
pe Of the - NesYoTk credit Of i asng Fnnl, aiei
Section Three Gle VI tie Constitution. beaag interest," AZ ~
rte II per annum payable the Dot ds
and the rm1uaOe on 80
6rst day thousand light hundred ari nact-ons
that the he AZ htcf
opuop are analogous % tie interests TIE State
The popoas the whole par said loan not ssi
An rrpss to BE- sealed up intoi Loan for We sshue
Fund and envelope directed the Aaof Of he Oaui
Department Albany, N. !. ,
OF the proDosal OF the BON day Of Ocoher Instant
Treasurer Of EeNYork on account Of e Cans Fund 10
The ank OF the Manhattan Company Segfork The STOCK nsinfg
November 1873 vii be received N pa h ' sub
scrp tons the loan. -,----.
Interest on the oan the 6rst ta OF November merit
pail semaunuay Bst DAYS OF mari aal Jay a. 700
Bank Of Manhattan Company, in the C;y OF Nes.loN
john c. ROBINSON.
Lieut. .ioyernor
NELSON HOPKINS,
Corartro Ter.
a. HILTON sCRIBSBR.
SecrrtsrS Of STATE
THOMAS RAINEs,
FRANCIS c. BARLOW.
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The Quotations LOtt0n running 10 quahU Dol
more than hAn grade below the luO1e1
DELIVER.
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HAY-Ther, better demand the supply light aEs pee
quote PRIME Hay s2i0s2S PER Good DO -
s22QS23; Good shipping 90 @kSGS2O Common DO al tlOH
sl2 Dali and unchanged quote al sl6dsl7 for Long
Bye and 81 Si2 for short do. a.,
NAVAL sT0REsTbe trade in Spirits rurpen,ne has ben moef
ate and the nqn emf3ei to jobbhg trade at previous prices
tggrevste 2O bills Ale for Merchantabe Strained ho
firmly bed s2 So and f demand sales Of l626 bills u "s
grades sold Moderately at steady poesi sA
Of 39 bb Eo IS 70 Tsr dali aud honiHa Piic jobbns
- - a - 81 = for Prime City delivered -. -, a..
casks Crude f quiet and unchanged henhsdsa MHs ~,
change quoted 42 Lard steady. Lnt steady al 1odIIo @
Pune Winter and Jd74e for present make Grade Coton Is car
nominal the supply hFbt quote 46c ale ohef Oh AZ, q
PRONblONshe Pnk marie, lower aud eoet nati ihs ~
cash and regular l10 hb At SIC 30 for New Me-. SIs
for Prime Mess Elh % Tor ta Bcfssin f2ir demsnh ss
saes 200 bh fSaSlO so for Plain Mess $40 fodTi
kxta Asss aid SlJdlf Tor Packet Bs HAH heA'v Ass
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ID m NM nnntatinns Mere as fOIIOMs:

The days business at the u. 5. Sub-Ireasury
covered:
receipts ...S OBJ, 8i4 ~ Corteney payt t"Zo 10
Cold pavmeut. l42lGl9 "a Currency 293BJ6i ~
Cold balance 455 II Customs. 100000 90
Currency receipts. 3SJ,93l 40
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THE MARKETS.


MoNDlT, Oei. H.
ASHRS-The receipts today ~ pkgs Pots are an h'ed
demand yeady quoted az % % Pearls noninaL =,
COTrON-bee has been moderate demand for Cotton on ,e
spo and Irregular prices fully % 10
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Forward deliveries % with scye densnd at The
eonse.siU: saIes az follows, s basis Of os Mddhngs;
sales SATURDAY oegbr, 300 ~ 3Gct 100
u 82c EoTember 200 lie 200 II l,32c 1000 lie 500
II l32c December 100 lie 800, II l32c 600. l7e De
em.r 100 January 100 ~ l32c together January. 400
II lice; February 200, 17,i March 100 u 9lGs total
day to p. October 100 II 3l6c
100 l7iS; 100 II l.i6ci 40 l7ls 100 II llGe; 200
IL i.53e 500 17e 100 II I32ci 1872 l7ei 100 u lG
II I!IoS; 100 lie; 100. lG l5l6e 100. l6 2952e
i5-iGc; 200, l67 100 10 1916 100 each October Nc
i7c loo IG7. 100 is l5l6c; 100 10 1916; 200 167
100 rs 2932S; POO IL l5l6ci 200 1879; 300 l6 l5t-
800 IG 10 16c 500 l7e 200, 1879 Febasry 100 ITS,
200 II Lite 200 17s 400. II ll6c 800, l7ls March
400 l7ic 100 II Bite 800 l7r 600. II 5l6ci 100 II
age 200 Il &c; 400 10 932e; 800 II al total 800 bales
Grand total 23,3OO bales
COFFEEe quiet and quotations nomna as beorei
Rio. lgi2a22c, ami Java. 23d2ic.. both gold.
Flour AND MEAL-TLe very dill and heavy
ana 10 sell grades under confession would have
he made OH Family Wheat Spring Wheat Extras
reduced supply AEd firmly held Good suPerhne steady and fairy
the lower for the low and medium
grades y active the concessions sales Of 10000 bb
We nuote
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01

SQUIRE RlcuARDs.-A man scventy-si&
wears old, flmillarly known in Memphis as
esquire Richards" one Of the most efficient
of the workers who waited upon the victims
Of ycl!ow.ftyer. has fallen victim to 1t him.
self. The Memphis -dppeal says:
From the first of the fever he went about
dom. good. and till the past few days might
have been met with moving through the
injected district as vigorously as his condi
rion would admit, visiting first one and then
another of his friends, and carrying conso'
laton TO their families and comforts to THEN
sick. Ills was noble, a pure, a good eH'
ample. Old and so crippled as to be com
PEELED to use cruichcs, he yet managed to 20
l&o,;t among those stricken with the fcEci
and nurse and console them. Always IN
example rs Il good. faithful neighbour and
citizen. lie would not, though he might have
found good excise III his extreme oia aSt
and gathering inlirmties, leave the people nt
mad served 50 well in the dire extremity OF /
terrible epidemic"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01

Typhoid FEVER ASp HYG1EyE.-Sir VIII
liam Gull. in Il lecture OH typhoid fever, re-
Gently delivered al Guys hospital, argues
that the disease Is AZ prercntabie as ague,
and that the time will come when deaf rs
from it will bc IL rare. He says it Is caused
bv virus of nature, which may get into the
hraltlN body. inc'rasc in it, and destroy ii.
| Il i an accidental condition, and not one of
the ordinary processes OF nature. The ORR
| gin OF the disease is somehow or other con-
ncc.cG with drainage: il has therefore been
called the fifth fever, and 10 get rid Of the
filth i to gct lid of the fever. DR.. Guy as
sells that 40 one can approach Il case OF ~.
phoid fever without paying some attention to
hygiene. This, he claimed, was Of the greatest
importance. and with it he would prefer to
carry any one through the disease hy wines,
and soups. and fresh air, rather than by the
use Of drugs.
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Land AaseA.
= - : % 3
7 p,.,a, r1,-<,,~ I,tohn, Oh 10

Louisa County, October. 80, 1879.
A sale Of the real estate Of Mr.. c. G. Ire.
william. deceased, was made to-day at Trevil
ian's depot. Chesapeake and Ohio railroad
consisting of three tracts Of land. denomi
mated Mansion tract" Sanner tract" aud
Painter tract" The Mansion tract, con.
tanning one hundred and thirty-fve acres,
and upon which, beside the dwelling, are
two storehouses, carriagc-shop, and small
dwelling, blacksmith and shoe-shops, post.
office, and necessary buildings, all Ia
close proximity 20 the depot, was bought by
Mr.. q. W. May at 81 800. The Sanner tract
containing eighty-one acres, was bought by
Mr.. r. II. Poague at 1915 per acre. The
Painter tract. containing one hundred and
ninety.fonr acres, was bought by Dir. Jesse
Porter at S4.05 per acre. s.. +.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01

....s...@,"ui III" Richmond NispatcN.l
~-AgNYoH. October -. 1915.
r." #.~...-..>h"d speaker, W. ". Wal
,. .; "-.'..src'aHl. arrived in our city
~l... a>a '1>t night the Town hall wa.
3. .c... ...al - oycrtlowiDg TO hear the
.4@os.,..:. =, address of thi, gentleman,
8. ~."!.. ."r III iru. and halt to Il nrl.
. dcG-t;ci au,ll.ncc. many OF them be-
country people "Hp had come to tie
. 80 i"I: hin ii the morning and re-
..H..i OYER ni-ht Tor that express
....,a>r. ~ speech was Il glorious
@a-lun 6! AuInor. Wit, and burn
j. rtcp,tenrc. His arguments were
;,...". aad "l,ly Illustrated by amusing
.u~cgipt,->. lis dissection of the Radical
r,..y was thorough and complete. In
>i,-king Of :nc Radical platform he said
,at it only required pen, ink, and paper,
..j 4 t"~ brains, without any sense Of
A'Hor, trlth, " virtue, 10 frame such Il
I0l-:ofia. Aud he knew no one would
question :hHi the trainers Of that platform
h&t lar>r qualifications.
iii- appeal 70 the iaboring classes was
tgrii'lc aai t,o4uent. He showed the hol-
.i",> Of thu rcytentions made by the Radl-
rd party oi bong the poor mans TREND,
Isl showed ;Hr folly Of arrayin1 capital
..-ctin>t labor OF labor against capital. tie
illustrated The intimate relations existing be-
rH~,N tie Two aHd their mutual dependency
'.r Is reference - he care OF Joseph K. An
",l>ru Gur;n- The financial crash. 1t Is
Impossible = 30 justice to this able
-Ir..Acr hy lnrrc garD!cl extracts or to give
T.. reader aag idea Of the effect his
a. luynts. aided by an inimitabie grace OF
delivery. hHI upon his large and intelligent
,'.i.,a'r. They we're perfectly carried away,
ata til" speaker had frequently TO wait LOT
e.. ,i.eur,. Of 4 second burst OF applause
- aiah would follow some telling Init at the
l.. ..cai Arty. When he spoke OF stopping,
t..Ir G.Cr,. loud and y0ciicrOlS cries Tor him
:. hep on. Never before have we seen 4
Ia., enthusiastic crowd, and it speaks VOL
.-- Ion tie c"3S" OF Conservatism.
There y u LItlc. excitement and confusion
,rsurd an0:g tac audience by the smashing
e. chairs in the gallery. Many thought the
-.a.,ry AIS about to fall and there was i rush
=, 1T from under it. But the excitement
VII, soon alarc1 and the house renamed
'lyV,drd na,il The close Of Mr.. Walkers
speech Mr.. Walker left on the half-past IL
.:an last might.
The speaking during the past week has
urcn very active in the county, ana VIII ne
Kept up until the day Of election. The regis
nation throughout the county has been very
complete. and viii put the whites in an IN
rrr.,,cd minority.
The proofs Of the illegal registration OF
nero voters in the city are still coming in,
nd vii! be produced on the day Of election
MAX.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01

DAMAGES FOR WORCESTERSHIRE was q
tria! in New York on Monday, before Judge
Van Brllnt. holding Supreme Court circuit,
in which :. father sought to recover $4,000
damages against the city on account of his
cNill. vaccinated by Il surgeon Of the Board
Of He lh. being innocuated with scrotula
The cnmullint WAS dismissed on the ground
that the c,Iy IS not responsible for the actions
Of the Bead of Health, the latter under the
present laws being Il separate and distinct
| department by Itself, which seems to imply
that somebody is responsible III this case, and
| that inc city would be under other circunl-
>tIcCgS.
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WORK OF THE SYSDIcATE.--Thc contract
entered into between the Treasury Depart
ment and the syndicate for the placing OF
the new five per cent. funded loan bonds ex-
pircs on the lst of December ensuing. Thus
far the syndicate have succeeded in "placing''
little over $4,000, 900 Of the bonds. The
$4,000, 900 paid over by Great Britain on
account Of the Geneva award was invested
in these bonds, which leaves about $2l5,-
100000 yet undisposed Of There seems to
be no immediate prospect Of further sales of
the new bonds to any very large amount.
Mr.. Saville, the chief clerk of the Treasury,
is to be dispatched to Europe in few days,
and it is coniecturcd that his mission is in
reference TO business with the syndicate, al
though this has not been SO stated by the
Secretary. A..
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SENATOR THuKhAS.--It is now said that a
clause will be Inserted in the new Constitu-
ton. which will be submitted to the vote of
tie people next spring. providing for the
election OF 4 new Legislature next fall. As
the present term of Senator Thurman does
not expire until March i. 1875, it is claimed
that such new Legislature, which would
meet At least two months before that time
would only have the power TO elect his
successor Washington telegram 10 BaHi-
more S,ll.
THE above is Il bugbcar.l
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~.,.,or6c,ec Of The Richmond Dispatch.]
PETERSBURG. October 81.
..,.. trg .}rSly Of Music was crowded last
NO l. utmo>. capacity by ono of the
:u'g,iiGrut audiences ever assembled In
f.rildng. 10 hear Colonel o. t, Beard
W. W. Berry, Esq. Colonel Beard $
~, Which MAS rcplctc with torcibic and
....,rnycr.aa}c arguments. was onr Of the
,.ai IN, been delivered in this city du-
thr ,~inpaign. and has been the theme
.vv,y>a'.1N in all circles TO- day. Colonel
+. ~; and Nr. Berry left to-day, the first to
~ Az engagement al Portsmouth tonight
go. HE latter - speak nj Suffolk during the
,.l.c N.yu to-day made the following
..,;,;mcn,> n iudgcS for the election to
y, place ~ rgNt Tuesday:
5,,s, EGya .--hir>i precinct: \. j. Cook.
, bard r, Harris. and h. s. Burch. Sc.
.rrr,;n,.. Samuel Lecture, W. W. Ian.
. md ". =. rcarSc.
.,.s it-.,i.-N MORGAN r. Mann, William
. ,r,n:>tr.... and II. T. Tatum.
"..-f ~.i-FirSt precinct: Nv. Far
". ii. Nagtr. and ". W. Corey. Sc
49,. ;vrtiu.;: Charles 7. Pritchard, Jesse
- -, ARD l.. ". Stainhack.
...~. H4ri.--FirSt precinct Il. +. JAR
VI, +. l.3-cr. nr. ID. +. May. Second
...s. /. /. Marks. l.. j. Sydnor, p.
..,nl.
80. 50. =. t. Eancs. y. d. Cain.
. " Icrdta.
a. ~ ~ -..;'ir>' precinct: $. G. BriS-
,Ylr,A f.r.-Iu. =. l.. Ennis. Second
...nsi. i. NrUG. Alfred Archer, George
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Professor James Allen, a veteran acronaul
of Providence. Il. l., has nearly completed
arrangements with some persons in SaI
Francisco for tranScoutinental voyage Will
a balloon which will have capacity OF 2V0,'
600 feet. He will make the attempt apou
the first of May, 1914.
The most extensive family wedding on re-
cord occurred the other day In Cnclnnati
A widowed mother, three sons, ana l"t
daughters were all married at once.
There has been no fight at Richmond
Ind.-only threats.
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MISUNDERSTANDING GOODS.

Edos SER 4 y kSha1 sEtpseI9s
WILLIAM DATFRON.
W 113S MAIN STREET,
RICHMOND. VA.
CARPETS. CARPETS, CARPETS,
RUGS. RUGS, RUGS,
Ou.-CLorIlS, OIL-CLOTIIS. OIL-CLOTIiS.
MATTISGS. MATTISGS, MATTISGS,
FURNITURE FURNITURE, FURNITURE,
BIBLES. BIBLES. BIBLES,
WINDOW SHADES, WINDOW SHADES,
CLOCKS, CLOCKS, CLOCKS;
PICTURES, all observation-disclosures stock in city:
CHR0MOS, CIIEoMOS, CIROMOS.
IOoKISG-(;LASSES, LOOKiSG-GLASSES,
: BABY-CAIRIAGES, BABY-CAERtAGES
observation-disclosures and Looking. Glass Mould
ings-laIgcst stock south Of Baltimore;
FRAMES Of al descriptions.
Save twenty-five per cent. Ivy calling and cAami-
ming my stock for any OF the above goods.
Goods sold ny payment by the week or month as
cheap as they can be bought In the city for cash.
AS I sell nothing but iirSt-clasS articles, before
purchasing call on WILLIAM DAFFRON.
l43S Main street,
ocll-lm the Original lustalmcnt House.
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John b. Ealdwin's will beqneathes all his
Iropcrt y-real, personal, and miSed-to his
iic, and appoints her sole eXecutrlX, with
the request that the court shall not require
Acr 10 give any security. The estate was
worn to be worth Si5, 900. Stanton p'n-
Nl.QtUr -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01

INTERESTING TO SEWING MACHINE AGENTS
AND PrEcuASEES.--In the Police Cour!
Thursday Il case came up in which sewing.
machine agent was charged with assault and
battery because he forcibly took away from
young lady sewing-machinc on which
onc-half the instruments only had been paid
The court held that force could not be used
under such circumstances, but that agents
must resort to legal process. The agent wa:
tined Sl0.- Washington telegram.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL
| ~ ROAD.-On and after October 26, 1878, the
passenger trains will run Us follows: ri 81, aJtN"

UHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL,
~ ROAD.--On and after October 26, 1878, tne
passenger trains will run Us follows: ~ -, 81" ~"
lam T.e WESTWARD. ., s'.,r'
MAIL TRAIS.-Leayes Richmond S:3o,, A. M
pAIIY except Sunday, connecting win WI u,
Va, 81. & Il. ). railroad NJ G0rdousVlne AN. C'nH
lottesyi and arrives ut Hutton at 10 +. N; IN
EXPRESS TRAIS hicmm ntfsg a. ri Cor
donsEillewitb W., c., Va ID. g: s. rsiisoaa trans
for Lynchburg and Southwest, and arrives ~ nuht-
ington at 7 p. NJ. neld DEFY. Steamer lsAres dMnt"7
lngtsn on arrival OF the train, ana arrives AT Clh
cinneu ut O'Clock Gext morning. mite
This train stops between kichmQna ana nte
SULPHUR only at JuuctI0n Gordorsvfile~ Cnarottes-
vile, Staunton, GosheD, Millboro, apc Coylpgton.
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.-Lea yaa Richntona
"a I:45 Z. NJ. DAIIY except Sunday, aAd arrives al
GerGonsyille at S3qP. NJ
/ EASTWARD.
Steamer leaves CinGtanati at =. M.DAILf ex~
cept Sunday, aud Arrives at HuntLpaf9n II -.
81 next day, connecting with express. Train. j
NJ. DAILY except Suliay, and arrives nj Richmond
al 4.3O A. u aexs day, connecting with traDs
youy south asd with James River steamer for NOR.
folk This train stops between White Sulphur ana
Richmond apIy. at Junction, ti9rdonsyile, Char
lottesrille, S,zupt1ss, Goshen, aiiooro, ana COZ
ALL TRAIS.-Leaves Hlztpn at O'Clock A. NJ
DAILY e,cspt Suastays, connecting with G., va.
81 & g. :. railroad al ChariottesYiile and Gtcdons-
VIC Ai.ecC stt ALTON TRAfS.-Leayes Gordons-
Vile at {; A. IS. DAILY except Sundays. cocneStnS
1T torlonsyIile with W., O., Va, M- IN = r1lroaa
train from Lynchblrg ans southwest, and arrives =
RIchxacrd al $50 A. NJ. go. -. =,
Office ON Broad near Seventeenth street. TIL.
''N>'~Na II PERRY General SnDcrfhten1enG
EDGAR VL1ET, General Passenger and i1skss
Agent, " - -tksa5 -.tati Ssi>, .5.4-E---L..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-11-01
A sad Calamity.

BIG ISLAND, BEDFORD COUNTY,
October 90, 1873.
Gu Tuesday, the 2Sth instant, the furnace
owned by the Messrs. Jordan, near Peters
Iyck on the James River and kanawa canal,
became chokcd in some way and bic" up
from the confined gas, destroying the fur
mace, killing two colorcd men, and so burn
ny a white man by the name Of Watkins as
L. catl,c death the same night.