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Party Lines.

The New York Times is very much pleased
to announce that the sold lines are distinctly
drawn" Exactly. 1t is that which the
Times wants the people to believe, while 1t
is Il great mistake. There is gradual dis
Indignation OF the war party (Which has out
lived its term going on which can only be
arrested by pitting against it at every elcc-
ton the old Democratic party. That always
serves the purpose that is accomplished by
the red ilag before the eyes of the mad h'lli-
il fires the sectional feelings. and reprodilccS
the war-s>ucS llnon which the war party
has been enabled to live 80 much beyond It's
time. The Democratic party has kept II
alive upon its bed Of death b.! milk-ruInch
and other stimu!ant>.
'Wc don't believe that the Times and its
party are to be gratiticd in this particular.
The Democratic party h@- butted it>cltagalnst
the wall to little advantage long enough.
The period demands s0l.c change OF TINS
yearly conflict With al unaltercd result
whist the genitS and administration OF the
ruling power is prolongiNg national di>cord
ana na:ional evils. \ new order OF ccNlEct
which shall array the national welfare ana
the national sentiment cnmentcd and iorll-
fed BY a common interest OF ali sections III
securing liberal and impartial aam'nlStra-
ton 0; public affairs, must be brought lll'o 'he
field in full force a@ainS; the army of sordld
ringS. treasury plundcrcrS, and political
hacks who have too lon" been Kept in posi-
ton, accomplishing their sordid Objects by
appcalin~ to the preiudiccS anti rcSen!ments
cn-cndcrcd rs war.
1t is these Things that are destroying the
peace and crippling the prosperity of the
land. South and North may well pray for
their annihiIalion. South and North are TO
be benefited 10y union and harmonv-hy the
impartial administration Of the Govern
mcut-and it is time to end the passions and
issues OF partisan struggles. The nation
cannot afford to continue them. Patriotism
demand; change Of field and Il change OF
issues. Away with the old lines. Let us
stand for the country, for which the national
drawer should be.
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The City.

'.'hc State is everything 10 The city, and
-" city is as it were the heart Of the State.
Neither can be submitted to the terrors Of
E!.>.ovcrnmcnt without disaster to both.
Vow .rt Us look ut the consequence to
Richmond that we have the bcs. reason to
believe will flow from the triumph Of tnc
nadical party in TIE city elections: First,
will be The loss Of confidence in the stability
and wisdom Of the governing power Of the
e..y. and this is not only the first but the
last of evils, which cnShrincs all other evils
hat cia befall Us and that will endure as
oar Il, the condition Of society which pro-
1uccs il may last.
Our city has reached Il critical period of
her cXistence-a turning point in her his
-orv 4. which her future is 10 be in a great
degree decided. She HIS natural advantages
ina. are not eXccl!cd if eq,alcd by those
possessed by any other city. The recent
Improvement and extension of the lines Of
railways that give her access to the interior
.elds al! to hope for a new departure and a
lew impetus 70 her advancement. Her
manufacturing enterprise has been stimu-
.atcd and capital and experience have begun
- seek opportunities here for employment
and profit. At no former period Of her his
tory has there been anything that could COM
istre with the means she now has at hand for
the promotion Of her growth and wealth.
il i,,t., ,,l -,
The history Of Richmond. Imagine the I'M
settling ofconidcnce in the governing power
oi the city, and OF what avail would be the
present causes that excite our hopes, and
promise so largely for the general pros
perity: Immigration will be checked, CAPT,
al repealed, and enterprise raralyzed. The
public credit will suffer, city bonds, now SO
high in credit with capitalists, viii decline,
and soon become rejected security.
Such consequences are enough to combine
tic entire community against that party
whose success win undoubtedly bring them
upon lis. Moreover, this period Of disturb
ance i'll money matters makes it more than
ever important that the governments, both
city and State, should he retained in the
hands of the intelligent and responsible peo-
pie Of the State.
Then let Us not forget the moral aspect Of
the question. Let us remember that be-
sides the commercial and industrial detri.
ment this community would unqueslionably
siiier from the success of the Republican
ticket, would be the modification, the social
Humiliation at being placed under such a
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IIrGuEs's OA1H-lIr. HrGnEs Is regis
tered voter, he says. When he applied for
registration he took the oath required by law.
The law is aS follows:
Before any registrar shall register the name
of any person is Il voter. he shall be satisfied
Of his qualification, is heretofore prescribed;
aud Ill persons applying for registration
shall, before they are registered, take and
subscribe the oath prescribed by the ConSll-
tuition, which is a. follows:
81 i, do soIemnly swear Tor ailirm) that
am not disqualified from exercising the right
Of suffrage by the Constitution framed by the
Convention which assembled in the city OF
Richmond on the third day of December,
eighteen hundred and >iNty-seIen, and that
will support and defend the same to the
best Of my ability: which oath, 50 sub.
>critcd shall BE filed with the registrar and
preserved with the books Of registration.
The Constitution referred to in this oath is
understood TO be us adopted by the people
on the sixth day of July, eighteen hundred
and siXty-nine"
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Six weeks or more ago Mr.. HowERToN, OF
Halifax, a lawyer and gentleman, once a
friend personal and political of Mr., HUGHES,
and we believe contributor to his Examiner,
charged that Mr.. HUGHES was the author OF
al editorial article in that paper which de-
no unced the negro severely, saying among
other things that he was "ignorant, savage,
sensual" that knowing nothing ABOUT
freedom" he was capable only OF aouslng
it." -. @
Mr.. HowERroN signed his own name 10
the charge, and said that if it was denied he
would prove it. 1t has not been denied un-
I'll Yesterday evening, when it is too late for
Mr.. HowERroS's proof TO be produced. The
state Journal says that Mr. HUGHES did not
write the article which Mr.. HowERToN
charges him with having written This is
very singular, indeed. The Journal does
not say that this denial is made on the AL.
thority of Mr.. HUGHES ;abut makes it appa-
renty upon its own responsibility. 1t is too
late thus to destroy Mr.. HowERroN's testi.
mony, which has lain uucontadicted before
Mr.. HUGnEs's eyes for about six weeks. Was
this contradiction only intended for the
! Richmond market? ...... .-
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Observation-Disclosures

posr..--A LcArgton letter to the New CIV,
York Tribune provcsfrom authentic docu-
mcnts that whilst Commodore MAURY dld
not establish the g Signal Office" at WASH
ipyton, he was the first clearinghouse to the me
public mind the value Of the conception OF
employing the electric telegraph to report
daily on the. weather. ,e.4, g.~y-rs, r
In one letter Commodore MAURY says
what he proposes is :" tbat~certaih "oi""'ne
observations be reported dasty TO a CEN
| "ral office by telegraph" ......
Again "But the lake plan This p!auJ pro-
T" poses to warn you from observations mace
"to.tlay as to the weather you expect To-
morrow
In an address delivered by him OIL the
10Th of October. 1850, at Decatur, Alabama
MAuRy says: Some years ago proposed,
"you recolIect, a system of agricultural
meteorology for the farmers, and OF daily
"wcather reports by telegraph from all parts
of the country for the benefit of man:
| "kind." .s,'. :
Enough and more than enough to establish
the fact that Commodore MAURT deserves
the credit of having originated the idea out
of which was evolved the present system OF
storm signals and weather reports.
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EDIFyiSG.-Seveal negro men, conversing
on Broad street, few nights since, devoted
their reflections to the State campaign. APP
parently the leader of the party suggested
that Garter all. dis lection aim gwine do
US any good" "Yes," responded an.
other, "da's what been thinkin'-ef we
go an vote for all desc white people whar
say dey all for us, and git nothin ourself, why
won't we be like cut-tail dog? / don't
Ulieye in um much as I use tor A
third, concurring in these sentiments,
alded: "Yes, and eff we go and do all de
work for people dat take all and doan care
for us, we will be like de boy dat climbed
de appie-trce and shake down dc apples for
dem whar under it." These sage refec.
tons were not dissented from.
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FINANCIAL.

o,,rrrrD,vrSpoHr & Co, STOCK BROKERS'
FIRST NATIONAL BANK BUILDING,
1IO4 MAIN STREET UP STAIRSl'
kICII,loSD, October 9th, 1873. }
WE OFFER FOR SALE Al NODE
w RATE PRICES the Following SAFE anu ue-
ViRGfyTA CoSsoL. COUPONS, receivable for State
taxes; ~ - p,>.r..
CrTy of RICHMOND 6 PER CENT. BONDS,
C1Ty or RICHMOND 8 PER CENT. BONDS.
TnwS or MANCHESTER s PER CENT. BRIDGE
BONDS; - r,...,-
CITY OF WILMINGTON 5 PER CENT. tr)i'p DoNDS'
VIRGIStA CENTRAL RAILROAD BONDS:
RICHMOND AND DASvILLE RAILROAD BONDS.
C,tl,cr bonds and stocks bought and sold on COM
mission DAVENPORT K Gu.
oc 27-6t Stock Brokers and Stock Auctloneers.
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Mr.. HUGuEs's BANKRUPT LAw.-The Chi
cu.o correspondent of the New York World
says that !" in recommending the material
amendment of the National Bankrupt act,
while acknowledging the importance OF
:: having national act, the National Board
"of Trade spoke the sentiment of every busi-
"ncss man in the United States, both as to
"the lack of uniformitv-and consequently
"of coDstitutionalty-in the application Of
"the act to the exemptions Of debtors and
"the egrceious abuses of the fee system"
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DEATHS.

Dicl al the residence Of his amt, Mrs. Lucy c.
Cocuiii. near old Chesterfield Courthouse" October
30:h. 1873, NATHAN IL. CpGB!LL, cIcrH OF
Chesterfield Courtyard Circuit Courts: aged thirty
,nrcc wears one month and thirteen days.
Ills funeral will Ia preached 1T his aunts on SA-
TjrRDtY at O'Clock. Friends and acquaintInccs
are respectfully invited TO attend.
petersburg paper please copy.
Died. October lst, MINNIE BLANCHE. infant
daughter of NJ ). and II. i. Gary.
RtiigiUuS Herald please copy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- IL; LEVY BROTHERS WILL OFFER
on MONDAY, November sas1373,
NEW YORK MILLS COTTON at 1ac. per yard;
wAMsuTTA CoTTON at 1sc. per yard;
DAvoECoTTON attic peryard;
FRUIToF THE LOOM at one shilling per yard;
WALTHAM PILLOW-cAsE COTTON ut one
shilling per yard;
Full yard-wide BLEAcHED COTTON at 1oc., re-
duced from 1876;
Yard-wIde uNBLEACHED COTTON at 1oc., per
yard; tEE lr ,/a3t5It 4
UTICA 10-4 BLEACHED sHEETING ut SOC.
per yard; as1r s1f
FULL-WIDTH UNBLEACHED sHEET1SG az
soc. per yard; .-....-.-..,
r1uJ.wIDTH BLEAUHED sHEET1NG as35c.
per yard;
LINEN-FINIsH COTTON DIAPER ut IL 20 for
piece of 0 yards worth s1.7o;
WIDE CHECKED MUSLIN suitable FOR aprons
dressing -saques, and wrappers NJ ooe. "oi''
5Oc. per yard !;
BEST TYCOON REPs at Csc. per yard reducea
from Soc; -
EXTRA LARGE HUCKABACk TOWELS NJ %
per dozen reduced from 81 ; .s-..-..,,,.s. a..
Excellent FAsT-COLORED CAL1COEs at o'ac.
per yard; 1906 ~
r ,rge.sIze ExTRA-HEAvYa CoMFoRTABLEs
at $3.50, which is less than the calico and cot
/ ton batting can be purchased for to make thelh
HEAVY GRAY BLANKETS at $3.50, W; ana
80 so per pair;
WHITE BED BLANKETS from 81 to $50 per
pair; ,n. Ea ..r
REDINGOTEs reduced from SIG to sl2 and from
SO to $40:
STRIPED sHAWLS at greatly reduced prices;
BLACK and WIITE-CHECKED sou r E
SuAWLS at 81 .50-reduccd from SO;
BLACK and WIIITE-CHECKED LONG or DoU-
BILE SHAWLS at $3-rcduced from 81;
DOUBLE-TWIST LONG or DOUBLE-SHAWLs
at S3-rcduced from $4;
UNBLEACHED CANTON FLANNEL at one
shilling per yard-reduced from zoe.
Thousands Of other articles to be sold at great bar
gains 1T LEY ~ 5 q Mn street
no lOIf anu Aol' '""
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IMPORTATION or NEGROES TO NoTE.-from
information received by the chairman OF the
Executive Committee. and believed to be re-
liable, negroes are being colonized in the
border counties from North Carolina with
view 20 being voted on Tuesday next. Let
a close watch be kept. and the offender pun
i.hrh n: the law provides.
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ADVISORY BOARD:

His Eyccllcncy Governor GILBERT c. WALKER;
Colonel NADER BlGGS. /. IL: -
JOHN K. MCDANIEL. L. u. ColhlIlail'cf
C,niain SAMUEL WATTS. Virginia Legislature
Colonel THOMAS +. OWENS. +. u; VI.
JOIN Il. WHITEHEAD. ESP, eX- Mayor;
Colonel W. ii. TAYLOR. State Senator:
JAMES G.. BAN. Il. c. &. q. C.; =,
KonEKT f. WRITER'S, G. NJ, G.. fl. p, and ID. u. Z.
of G. {. .
Orders for tickets and all communications should
no addressed. HENRY V. MOORE,
Secretary Masonic Relief Association,
Norfolk, Va.
r;ckets in the above can be had in Richmond atF.
WEISIGER & cos hat store, 1901 Main street.
Zoe 23-eod6t
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE. s.
- 49, MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING FAlh-WEhh.
WYMaN THE WIZARD AND VENTRlLo-
OUIST, with new FEATs OF MAGIC.
First appearance in Richmond Of the Wonaer p,
ArToy.ToS ZOJIAVE DRUMMER, made IN ia.
rIs expressly for Professor WYMAN at cost OF
$4,000. ,,,,,,,r,, Al. -. s.
DISTRIBUTION OF PRESENTS
nj the close Of each performance, consisunk of
bibles, Mirrors, Sver-plated Ware, ana
hundreds of other useful gifts.
, pypsrvr TO EVERY PURCHASER OF TICKET!
NO BLANKS.
Admission, csc. Doors open at O'CLOCK 10
commence at 8. ~ -.
MATINEE on SATURDAY at 8 O'Clock. .r...
oc 27-6t
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n. PIP A1,T,S ASTRAL OIL.

MI PRATT'S ASTRAL OIL.
Absolutely safe. Perfectly odoress. Always uni
form Illuminating qualities superior to gas. Burns
in any lamp without danger of exploding or taking
fire. Manufactured expressly TO displ1ceth the Use o
volatile and dangerous oils. Its safety under every
possible test, and it" perfect burning quantities. are
proved by its continued use In over 3oo'ooo iaml-
lies Millions of gallons have been sold and no ac-
ci,1ont--dtrcciIy or indircctly-has ever occurred
from burning, storing, or handling II.
nv. insurance compauics and fire commissioners
throughout the country recommend the ASI HAL
rs the best safeguard when lamps are used" Send
for circular. ,, AL,
For sale at retail by the trade generally, and 1t
Wholesale by the proprietors, Oh ARIES PRAIT
& CO.. los Fulton street, New ork.
oc 7-d&wGm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@- FOR NOVEMBER.-MORE NV
AND ELEGANT CLoAKs, sACQUEs, RED1y-
GOTES, sHaWLS, AND DREAs GOODS FOR
WINTER NJ sALEs.-r. r. PRICE co. are open
ing great variety Of new and elegant goods: -
LATEST STYLE EMBROIDERED DoLaAs Crn,xs.
ENGLISH JACKETS, plain and embroidered:
ENGLISH JACKETS, blue, fancy, and new:
Great display Of NICK REFFLrSGs;
LACE CoLLARErTEs and VEsrs-yery rare:
VELVET COLLARETTEs, ribbon ends;
DRESS GOODS In great variety at wonderfully Inv
rates, such as VELoUns, PopLiy su1riscs.
SATISs, REPS, OTToMASS, EMPRE ss, CAxEIs'.
HAIR PoPLTNs, &C., &C., at 25, 80, IS, Acc. to
81 per yard -.i't
SHAwLS, HOSIERY, GLOVES; .s.
LADIES' SHIRTS and DRAWERS:
MISSES and BOYS SHIRTS and DRAWERS:
CAssIMEREs in great variety. &c M ao
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DEY GOODS.

A FISkEN d CO.,
H. SO BROAD STREET,
are selling Off at very low prices their entire stock
OF
IMPORTED GOODS.
LINENS OF all kinds from i0c. per yard up
DAMASK oil all kinds from GJc per yard up:
HANDKEKCH1EfS of al kinds from II per DO
zen mp:
TOWELS Of all kinds from Il per dozen up;
| LADIES' and CtiILoKEN'S CNDERCLOTlI-
ING \ SPEC 1ALTf.
and altogether superior TO any similar goods offered
in this market.
Every gentleman should secure some Of orr
IMPORTED ALL-LlSEN SHIRTS
ut $50 per half-d0Zcn, got up specially Tor ms
market and in make and material superior Ia any
thing ever offered here
0ur STOCK is very large bu. what with sales In
New York. ST. Louis Washington, and Richmond
twill soon dissolve: 50 our friends and the public
viii please make their selections a. soon ~ c"nfe-
,,inuf &c 23-ln
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CHICKERING'S PIANOS.
uTILLIAM B. GRiFFITHS,
wv PRACTICAL

PLAiN AND rA ns.,r ~ P,nnIoTn ~
All work warranted to be good and waterproof
Prices moderate. Good references Gnu 6e Slyen
street., and ut Williams q Cas- slate-yard, Dock
street, and residence 400 Canal street, WIN pc
promptly attended 10. s.r oe l1-1m"
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Two TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

ADVANCES oFsEvENTYP PER CENT. IN CASH
OF TAX-PAID VALUE
will be made on cousignments to our house, IN
TEREST AT RATE OF SIX PER CENT. per
annun.. We authorize sight drafts, with bill Of
ladng, for amount Of tax Oh shipments, and will
send balance of advance after receipt of goods.
PROMPT RETURNS made with check for balance
Immediately on sale of goods.
Sole importers of the don Carlos and " Ell
Gallo brands of MASS LICORlCE.
HOFFMAN, LEE Il CO., s..
Tobacco Commission Merchants.
63 Exchange Place, Baltimore. Nd
my 3l-nnNam 1877
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nc~BLACK SILK VELVETS at S2.'o'
IS, $3.50, aud 81 per yard;
cOLOpED SILK YELyETS for trimming ana
bonnets;
BLACK and COLORED VELVETEEA in all
qualities:
yEIIO!-RS in colorcd and black;
TRIMMING SILKS. SILK PLUSH,
VELVET and SILK BUTTONS,
LET. GILT, and OXIDiZED BUTTONS;
ur-TrOS MOULDS all sizes, from iye-ccnt piece
up to butter-patc;
RACK WATERED SASH-RIBBoN: Il and 1925
per yard worth $1.25 aud s1.75;
DIOrEE SASH RIBBONS very cheap;
EI,ACk and COLOKED LEATHER BELTS in all
qualities;
Observation-Disclosures and SCARFS in great
variety and at extraordinary bargains, andhun-
dccls of other articles TO be sold at extremely
low prices. LEVY BROTHERS,
mol 1O17and 1919 Main street.
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DIVIDENDS.

IN PER CENT. OF our Indebtedness being the
first instalment. Persons holding certificates Of
deposit Must present them for proper endorsement
SALE OF DELINQUENT LANDS.-The
~ sale of NIL lands in the city Of Richmond delin-
years l 865, 500, 1867, 1868, 1859, 1870, and
IS71, will commence on MONDAY, November
and be continued from day to day during the session
OF the Hastings Court until completed.
no 1-4t SC. GREENfIOW, Treasurer. .
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
ENiIE PREMIUM FRUIT CRATE.

THE CLIFTON FRUIT AND VEGETABLE
CRATE,
the best thing known for transporting fruits ana
vegetables. Will supersede all other articles here
toiore used FOR these purposes. ,,
state Fair. I S73 FIRST premium aud diploma at
Frederick Fair, 1878; first premium ana medal a!
MARYLAND Institute 1873; and first premium anu
medal at Virginia State Fair, 1873.
State, county, and farm rights FOR sale D! co
Clifton, Fairfax county, va:
Specimens of the crates can be seen III Il. roM W.
EMS & Sons 154O Main street: Pateltre my NC
sf.en There Cor rlIS DAY ONLY. Ilo -
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MEETINGS..

FRIENDSHIP LODGE, NO. 20, MTM
Il KNIGHTS OF ri1lliAS. AT, E%FA
TESlIOS KNIGHTS: Attend 4 cal'ri (. x
1ncntns of your lodge. at their hall, EScxx;}.+.1
promptly at s O'Clock 4. NJ. 10 pay the Esss>.Y
last sad tribute Of RESPECT To our deceased w.
brother NATHAN II. cUtiHlLL. The members
viii provide themselves with Grape for the occa-
AUGUSTINE ROYALL,
M Lit Kccper of Records and Seal
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CLOTHING.


SMALL EXPENSES, ,,.,.,,-,...
SMALL PROFITS.
and 4 LARGE STOCK IL select from, WILL TELL.
THIRTY YEARS PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE AMI
goods bought for CASH all combine 10 render my
mouse ine lmllcd by any similar one In IN" CITY.
STATE, or SOUTH Call and cXalnl!ie tor yourselves
ut Vi. lkA Shli II > AZ [.
100 Main street.
nNC, FLAG, prS
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This drawing has been legazcd by special act OF
o oo,s,,,urc 70 raise funds for the completion OF
the Masonic Temple In the city of Norfolk
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ME- MORE NEW GOODS
NOW OPENING.

BEAUTIFUL DIAGONAL SERGES and DUTCH
ESS CLOTHS at so and 6oc. worth about 81
last season: .
;EstjiTitUL FRENCH POPLINS very, very
BEAiiTiFUL EMPRESS CLOTHS at 50c.-sod
al about 81 last season; 49, -,
BEAUTIFUL CASHMERES 1t GO and 6oc.-soiu
:tabout 81: ,ornnrD
BHOCADES CHEAP POPLINS. and COLoKsD
ALPAGAS at 20 and 30c.-sold before az ooc.
Also, CAMkl'S llAlR aud HEAVY l lLl-@ ioi
Rcdn2otcs and suits: , urco<n
4 fun stock of MOURNING aud SECOND
MOURNING GOODS: .o. =,
Opcra Cloths, FlannclS. and pretty goods for IN
fant,r and misses Cloaks: CaSstmereS, Flan'
mcls, and Underwear: Blankets, Quilts, etc.
or 81 uUDGINS. GORDON u co.
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OFFICE OF TIE JAMES RIVER ANDl

OFFICE OF TIE JAMES RIVER AND
kASAWIIA COMPANY. 7
RICHHOSD, October 2S. 1873.
HNHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
4 STOCKHOLDERS Of the JAMES RIVER
AND KANAWHA >OMPANY will he held at this
Office WEDNESDAY. November 5,h at 10 O'Clock
4. NJ. -
APPOINTMENT OF PROXY.
Knopc al men Jyhese presents. That we. the sub,
sarjbr,. being Stockholders in III" James River and
kanawha Company. do hereby constitute and APP
point orr tue and lawful attorney ana
proxy TO represent each OF Us III all general meet
trgs of the stockholders OF said company heid
within six months from and after the date hereof
when we are not personally present or reprcs nleu
by some other proxy. iih full power and author
ity al slch general mccings to give such vote or
votes and to do such other act acts each o Ms
could give or do Is member of said meetings II
We were personally present. and we do hereby raul
" and confirm whatever vote or votes. act or acS
our said attorney may lawfully give or do for us Ill
pirstlluc,. of The authority hereby conferred upon
him.
Witness our hands and seals this - day Of -,
one thousand eight hundred and -.
Seal
-, Seal
Dy order of the Board Of Directors.
WILLIAM Z. MuSFORD,
or 0o-Gt Secretary.
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FRANK J EIvEhs'S :.
y1RGIN1AorE eA-Ho UsE,
4 RIcHmoND,VA.
RIVERS & SOMERBY..... ...........'.L EssEhs'
RUFUS soMERBY..... ...'...'+ MANAGES.
FRANK. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
.--,. GRAND oPEEING-NIGHT,. '.s.. '...
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1873 "
The following list comprises portion of the artists
engaged Us spccultics for the .
OPENING OF THIS TEMPLE OF NOVELTY t:
MISSES BETTY AND EMILY RIGL,
Miss POLLY DAILY,
; p. Miss FLORA MCDONALD,
LABELLE BLANCHE,
LING LOOK,
YAMAD1vA,
THE AUSTINS-
CARRIEASD CHARLES
AUSTIN AND HESS,
PEAsLEY AND HUGHES,
HENRY s. PAGE
FRED LEvANTlNE,
JAMES wAMBoLD,
...--. ARTHUR A. NELSON,
MAX WALHALLA,
Miss KATIE NILES.
ANDY SCOTT,
BILLY BRYANT,
WITH ARTHUR A. NELSON'S ENTIRE
PANToMIME TROUPE.
JAMES f.. McCANN'S GRAND ORCHESTRA
AND MILITARY BAND.
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A CHANCE-Any one Wishing to 60 into
n tbc MERCANTILE BUSINESS, / VIII sell
one-hf intces! in the firm Of George M Ms nS
6 i,road II is opidcrcd the best stand In the
county. For further particulars, address res, ".
t1 o.uow* I'hesa peake and Ohio railroad.