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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-29
The Pross1nCt.

Wearc not given TO Boosting or Dragging
about PARTY prospects, and we write TINS at
ticle in no such spirit. We speak our con-
vic,ions, based upon signs and fac's tnae arc
unmis;akablc, We say that these satls'y US
tina. the Conservative candidates Will oe
c,ec,ea IN the 4th of November by TIL
nmphant majority.
From all quarters we hear the most en-
couraSing facts. At no former election hao
the white Conservatives so little ground lot
eayil and such complete cause for union ana
harmony. The nominees Of the tonserSa-
tiycs arc not only free from objection, hn'
they command the universal approval ana
nrai>e OF the PARTY. They are tried ana re-
liable men. In their hands the interests Of
the reople and the proper administration OIL
public affairs will be perfectly safe. The
honor and dignity Of the State will be mos1
faithfully and uncompromi>ingly protected
When we have such men to repreSen
Conseryatism-so able, so unimpeachabie
so fai,hful-there is no possibility OF discorc
in the camp, and there can be no deserters IL
the field.
On the other hand, we behold a party
composed almost entirely Of men alike IN
competent to administer the government and
t. make proper selection of men to do SO
We see party aspiring to the government
which some Of the most Intelligent and faith
full Republicans in Virginia consider I'M
Trustworthy and dangerous. These RepuD-
ican> are Republicans in all national eiec-
tinns, but they declare that in the local cleo
tons in this State they would be alike I'M
true to their own interests and to those OF
the State of their adoption to aid in elevating
10 The control of public affairs the party
claiming in Virginia to be Republican.
70 ali intelligent and logical minds this OF
Itself would be conclusive and fatal to the
Radicals OF Virginia in the election now 50
near At hand.
Only we beg every Conservative to vote.
Make the majority overwhelming: and we
shall be able hereafter 20 control our own
stat" government, and etfectualy protect it
from the peculiar periS which now asSail it.
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The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad.

| The treasury of the cntcrprisiDS company
that so rapidly completed this railroad to the
| Ohio is afflicted with the general railroad
Epidemic of emptiness. Great efforts have
been made to meet the November interest
but from the reported conversation with
Mr.. HuSrNGToS he docs not seem very hope
| ful of the ability of the company to pay it.
| 4 meeting Of the directors Is called in New
York TO consider the condition of the com
pany, and to take such measures as may be
deemed proper.
A circular already issued to holders OF
colatcrals of the company for money loaned
called the floating dcb) proposes to give
those holders what are called income
bonds" in lieu of the security they now
hold. These income bonds run for brief
term of years. and are payable in annual III
stalments. This cXpcdient is to gain time
and avoid the vici>situde of simple failure to
meet obligations, which would afford no ad-
vantage to the conptny's creditors, and
would increase the company's cmbarrass-
mentS to some extent.
1t cannot be supposed that this pressure
and tightness will last very long, and when
it is over capital will again seek investment
in those corporations which rest on solid
bases and whose prospects are unqueStion-
ably good. When that time comes, no rail
road will upon this ground be more worthy
of consideration and confidence than the
Chesapeake and Ohio, and then its securities
will be readily sold. Now there is no sale
for the bonds of any company.
Their road has but recently gone into opc-
ration, but its mems Of transportation are
inadequate to the demands upon it. Very
large additions to its rolling stock must be
made to move the fgeights now offering, and
a double track from Richmond to Hunting
ton will be indispensable to accommodate
the trade which will ultimately crowd upon
the line.
Mole money will bc needed to give to the
road the motive power it must have to meet
at all the EFFICIENCY of the public demand for
accommodation by the Incompatible advan-
tages this great road possesses. But that
necessity must tend to increase the public
confidence in its prospective growth and
wealth. So shat il should be alike the policy
of those who hold its promises and of the
people Immediately interested in it to do
what they can to relieve the company in their
present strait. :a,
With Il little time and the help of that con-
tiGence which is every way due to such a
corporation the increased means OF Trans
portation will soor be placed upon the road
and the meaps to meet the income bonus
will be rapidly accumulated.
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Municipal Errors and Stolidity

Cities seldom do really great and good
work until necessity forces it upon them.
This city hasbeen fighting against its best
interests and against the most impor-
tant Improvements, and will at last have
TO make those Improvements at greatly in
creased cost, because they will be demanded
Dy public necessity.
A case that gives point to these remarks
exists in Baltimore. This case is recently
brought TO the attention of the people of
elder, in q very pithy and conclusive man.
ncr. Many years ago, when Baltimore felt
the want of good supply Of water, num-
Der of schemes were brought forward to
mcct the demand. The question was
between drawing upon the Gunpowdcr
river and Jones's falls for this supply. The
former proposition was conceded to be the
most desirable; but it was objected to on
account Of cost; as il cost in such ques.
ton, involving the comfort, health, and
prosperity of city, should be considered to
the degree CT the rejection of the best
scheme. The Gunpowder River plan in
volyed an estimated expenditure of $4,000,
900; that of Jones's falls was put at mucf
less. Well, Jones's falls has been made
available to its fullest extent at q COS
Of more than six millions, and Baltimore i
not only short of water, but the quality o
that supplied in dry season Is intolerable
doing Baltimore a vast deal Of injury. Ant
now there is no question about it. Baltimore
is compelled to bring in the Gunpowder no
only to supply the city with water for dali.
Uses, but to flush the harbor, whose stagnan
water, with all the o1al of the city drained
into it, has become scandal to the city and
:. stencil in the nostris of citizens anG
strangers.
Again, it was urged years ago that il
would be best for the city of Baltimore tina
the harbor should be filled up out to wher'
the tide OF the Patapsco flowed with fore,
capable OF sweeping Off the offensive ant
decaying matter thrown into it, and wher.
the water would be better for the accommo
dation of commerce. This proposition Wa
l ".-@.l;; supported " NJ. aNc-.---r:::r, =;
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DEATHS.

at Tg9o ksf 2Sd ssrRf
the WIZ Sfpr a Gi place residence
b,s son, William Loyenstein, $40 Flith stre aa
THIS MORNING at O'Clock. F Tenus f f,r,h he
quainances are invited TO atteno "i'ioo' 'u'''
notice.
Died, Yesterday at e O'Clock, WILLIAM HAR
RIS. I'm the forty-ninth year Of his age He leaves
q wife and three small children; ,ur,>-oox
Ills funeral will take place THIS a SFiShNooN
lie was good citizen and consistent Chrlstlai
was respected by all who Knew him.
Died. IN ttis city, October 26th. MAMIE, eldest
daughter of John 4. and Mary G.. Whitaker; asee
four Years, five months ana fourteen ua49'
Happy. pretty little one,
Soon thy mortal race Is run
Spread thy wingcts, soar on hl9n,
Angels bcckOn from the SKY.
Thou wilt pine and weep no more,
AS II was thy wont before
Thine shall ne a life OF pleasure.
Without end and without measure IT
Greensboro, N. C.) papers and Petersburg Up
peal please copy.
Died. on ,he os,h of October, at the RESIDENCE O. o.
her brother m T.. JohnstonI, Mrs. FANNIE r
HINTON, III the twenty-screnth year OF her ase'
bou art gone TO the grave but we will not dcplore
Though sorrows and darkness encompass tho
Thy saviour has passed through its portals before
thee, ,.,, ,,-o,,ch t,,r
And the lamp Of His love is thy guide through INC
gloom. ,
Thou art gone to the grave. we no longer bcholu
Nor tread the rough paths of the world by thy
side: g.. oc,d
But tac wide arms OF mercy are spread 10 elloio
Thee, ,,- h.. a;od
And siuners may hope since the sinless has dicd
Her funeral will take place from Ciay.Strec'
Methodist church THIS EVEN NG ut 5 O'Clock
Her friends anu those of her brothers are kindly III,
yitcd 70 attend.
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
81 BLANKETS reduced to SC.
So BLANKETS reduced to SO.
So SuAWLS reduced to 81.


$3.50 SHAWLS reduced 10 50.
And an other goods In proportion. Ny stock OF
DRY GOOD, is now complete, and comprises sonie
of the latest novelties and most ncauti lui GesiYH:
brought to his marSet Spe&S.ates II sSSSEEh
IT 2jcat CHARLES HurZLER'S
new store, No. GIL Broad street:
ocos between Sixth and seventh.
suI'IIE EXCITEMENT IS ALL OYER
hut great bargains are still selling ut JULIUS
SYCLE'S, AIS Broad street. lie oilers '''e ioi''"'
iiE tCH Gros.GpArS SILKS at So % worth So;
BLACK SILKS at - 30. - "a; 90
coLoHED SILKS d bk i2si: C G0 iijo'
SATTEESs, CAMEL HAIR,
EMPRESS CLOTHS, BIAGoNALS, ro,,
Moss COLORs, ALrACAS. ana SlLh IofLlNS.
''N' BLACK GOODS.
CAsuMEnEs. SATTEESs,
EMPRESS CLOTHS,
SEDAN REPS, AUSTRALIANS CLOTHS
MOUssEIAINES ami GRAPE CLOTHS:
full line Of BLACK AtrAcAs from In 25c; to sl29
WHITE AND COLORED FLASEELS from Zoe. 10 ~
PLAIN AND PLAID OPERA FLANNELS;
WELSH AND SlIAKER FLANNELS.
BLANKETS.
BED BLANKETS from 81 to S2O;
CoLoRED BLANKETS, CoMF0RTERS, and QUILTS.
CASSIMLRES.
In these goods we have full assortment from 75c.
suawIS AID CLoAKs, new styles:
SPECIAL INDuCtMENTs
In CAMERIC EDGISGS, REAL AND NALEN-
CIESNES LACES, all prices: ~
KID GLov ES-our OWN importation-Sl TO ~; =,
GENrLEMES'S aud LADIES UNDERWEAR, iuli
lire:
BLEACIIED AND BROWN CoTTONs.
My stock is complete In every departlncnt, ana
offer special inducements to all IN want OF sMGil
goods. 10 be convinced, come ana sec y i0T your
self. JULIUS o1IhE.,
AS Broad street. between Fourth and Firth.
Statesmen: J:J. Turner, v; ~. Powers 'ohh
\. Gary, George +. Bagby, l.. j. Stern.
CO 8. tJanl
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We do not think, we, hazard much in the
way Of accuracy in expressing On opinion
when we say that at least half OF the white
Radicals in the State will be far from lncon'
solable at the defeat of Mr. HUGHES, whiie
amongst the negroes there is not enough yea.
in his behalf to warm thimbletull OF
water. ... ...s., .-.r.s.. .rt.
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sEsERr LsrrLE Hslrs. aa'hisSoId adage
hasbscomc a11otto witlthe Federal ESecn.
tive. 1t is formally announced thatst l,
Federal treasury is inspossession-'of half .
million Of silver, and that it has been deter
mined, very literally, that in paying cheeks
upou the Government five dollars Ia silver
will be paid on eacl, check ~ltis bad to.oe
in difficulty, but it need not 'be minded mi noe
where help comes in this efficient way!
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CARDOZO, FOURQUHEAN & co.

CARDOZO, FOURQUEEAN & co.
Our stock OF goods has just been replenished by
the addition OF $40, 900 worth of
CHOICE AND DESIRABLE GOODS
for the fall and winter trade. bought for cash, OF
the latest novelties i'll imported and domestic fab
rics. We are now displaying most attractive as
CL0AKS AND SHAWLS. 'a
Also, new and beautiful fabrics in
DRESS GOODS ...
in all new and desirable shades. .., g..
BLACK AND COLORED SILKS,
very rich and cheap. ~ -
In hlack goods our stock Is very complete, con-
sistng IN part OF
BOMBAZINES, CASHMERES,
ALPACAS, MOHAIRS,
TAMISE; GRAPE,
HENRIETTA and EMPRESS CLOTHS,
selected with great care rs to good and permanent
black. Also, a choice lot of
CARPETS, RUGS. DRUGGETS, &C, &C.
All of which we offer at the very lowest market
prices. CARDOzO, FOURQUREAN s. co.
sc 29-tDe16
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WILLIAM WILDT,
w 327 BROAD STREET,
DEALER IN HUMAN HAIR.
ESTABLISHED 1854.

The business established by me nearly twenty
years ago Is still the same. only work trst.ciass
hair, which Is always manufactured In the latest
fashion and of the best style.
COMBEn OUT HAL 10 prepared according 10
the latest improved Inventions: u
All orders are promptly filed : , ~
JEWELRY, and especially HAIR JEWELht'
Is made as heretofore, by me from the latest pat
terms The repairing Of jewelry Is also done In the
u<ssl m4luuSIs 6s-e>~-AA
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M MORE NEW GOODS
NOW OpENING.
me- OCTOBER 10TH, 1873.

NEW GOODS BY EVERY STEAMER.
T. R. PRICE 6 CO., with hayers in New York all
the time, are enabled from week to week, and day
to day. to keep their stock thoroughly replenshed.
Just opened, splendid line Of
BED BLANKETS, some extra sizes and quality;
Great display of CASSIMERES, for men and boys
CASHMERE FESTINGS,
BEAVER CLOTHS,
NEW MOURNING GOODS, in Henriettas, CASH
meres, Meriuos, and Poplins;
GRAPE Wells. COLLARS, and NECk-TlES;
Ladies', and Gentlemen's KID GLOVES (bestl,
HEaIsTITCHED and EMBROIDERED HAND
KERClIIEFS,
NECK RUFFLINGS, LADIES' MER1NO VESTS
BOYS and GIRLS WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW
ERS.
NEW PRINTS EVERY DAY. oc16
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MARRIAGES.

Married on the goth instant. at the residence o.
John j. Fry Esq, in AlbenarlS county va; a y
MARY 4. MITCHELL, daughter of the late Hugf
". Fry, Sr; all Of this city. ..se -
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MEETINGS.
OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
kASAWllA COMPANY. {
RICHMOND. October %. 1873. }


OFFICE OF THE JAMES RIVER AND
kASAwuA COMPANY. (
RICHMOND. October -. 1873.
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE
L STOCKHOLDERS Of tue JAMES RlFEK
AND KANAWHA COMPANY will be held ut TIM
office WEDNESDAY, November 9Th, at 10 O'CLOCK
A. NJ.
Eno,o MI men bythese presents. That We the slb,
srr;hcrs heiur Stockholders In tn" James River ano
Kauawha Company, do hereby constitute anu mp,
poiot - our true and lawful attorney ana
proxyto represent each OF us in all general inect
inrs of the stockholders of said company helu
within six months from and after the date hertoi,
when we are not personally present or represented
by some other proxy. v it'll full power ana author
ity nj such general meetings to give such vote OF
votes and to do such other act or acts as cach OF US
could give or do as member of said meetings II
we were personally present: and we DO hereby raii-
fy and confirm whatever vote or TolcS act or luis
or said attorney may lawfully give or 10 Tor It's Ill
pursuance of the authority hereby conferred upon
him. ,c
Witness our hands and seals this day Of,
one thousand eight hundred and -. rr,,
--, [SedLI
By order OF the Board Of Directors;
WILLIAM L. MUNFORD,
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
EAIR OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY-1S73. q.
PROGRAMME OF WEDNESDAY,
SECOND DAY

. r- -. SECOND DAY. ...... 49,.
l. The Judges Of award will assemble in the DIFF
ferent departments and continue, and far rs pos
slble complete, their awards. # "a" E
H. The exhibition in the arena will be COM
menced at IL O'Clock IS follows: .1
ADAPTED TO THE BREEDING OF IMPROVED
"-.E s-s5" RIDING-HoRSES. III
Best stallion four years old or over, $50; Sec
ond best, $50. @. ' 80 =
g Best entire colt three years old and under four,
$50 ;tsecond best, $50. @.@,a. .' t@' q
g. Best entire colt two years old and under three,
$25; second best, $15. s>- X. t'- 's a5ss
4. Best entire colt one year cd and under two,
SIS; second best, SIC. ts a.-s- a.+. 8ts5a.s.it..
s. Best brood mare four years old or over $50
second best, $50. .... II s.f .tsI.e..9 -.t..s.g.
O. Best FLY three years old and under four, $25
second best, $15. ... -s.s+ #.. .H#sa..,a Isl.
T. Best flly two years old and under three, $50
second best, SIS.
8. Best flly one year old and under two. 81 5
second best, $40.
SADDLE-HORSES UNDER THE SADDLE.
l. For best saddl c-horse or mare US PAGER, $50.
Q. For best saddle-horse or mare as dog-trotter,
$50.
s. For best saddle-herse, $40.
I Cattle will be paraded In The ring.
| Messrs. r. H. stewart w. Fl. Southall, w. ".
Michaux, L. ID. LorentZ. j. L. Parkins. judges OF
horses adapted to the breeding Of improved riding
horses, and Messrs. ". g. Wickham, Philip Haxall,
j. II. Chamberlayne, j. 8. Jones, judges OF saddle
horses, will report themselves within the arena
promptly at IL o'clock A. III. s.tsest z1n rs
/ TnoTTING CLUB follows. 49, ,oc 29-1t {
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DRY GOODS.

DRY GOODS.
A FIsKEN S CO., go a.o,n STREET.
are selling off ut very low prices their entire stock
IMPORTED GOODS.
LINENS Of all kinds from 40c. per yard up;
DhMASK of all kinds from 65c. per yard up;
HANDKERCHIEES Of all kinds from II per do
TOWELS Of all kinds from 81 per dozen up;
tDIES, and CHILDRENS UNDERCLOTH-
ING A SPECIALITY, ~.
and altogether superior TO any similar goods offered
in this market. - -
Every gentleman should secure some Of our
IMPORTED ALL-L1SES SHIRTS
at $50 per haIf-dczen, got up specially for tnis
market and in make and material superior 70 any
thing ever offered here. "
CIR stock Is very large, but what with sales In
Now York St Louis. Washington, and Richmond
Il will soon dissolve so our friends and the public
will please make their selections as soon as cove-
ueut. V So-l III
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4 SSEMBLY HALL.
FAIR-WEEk,
OCTOBER %, 30. 80, and 81, 1873.
GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL con-
cEETS BY TIE RICHMOND PHIL
HARMONIC ASSOCIATION.
assisted by KEssSGcH's Orchestra, on TUESDAY
and THURSDAY EVENINGS, October
2srh and 30th, 1873
Mrs JARLEY'S HOHLD-RENONNED
WAX FIGURES.
with MAGNIFICENT tablcaux; closing with the Grand
Iucantation Scene from the Opera of "Der Frei-
schultz" by the members of the Gesangvereln VIZ
riuia. WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY EVENINGS,
October 20 and 81. 1873. H..
Tickets and reserved seats at " oodholSe Y lar
hams book and music store.
f. II. CHANlBERLAi NE, JR.,
oo o7,t Secretary.
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PIANOS.
rHIrKERING'S PIANOS.

: The best have seen In the United States
S. ThdDerg. .,,a ,v,r,ar--
). consider them superiorto any In the wof'o'
L. IL Gottschal. , Gov heir
II have selected Chickering's pianos LOT '''''
perfect purity of tone.--C. Bdsstat ,.s for
These makers have established uniform. pah,sin of
their Instruments, so that purchaser eau ni,no
their agents In Richaaoud u = ChicSesing p.s.nn ION
at the same price as at the nanufactorS III stru-
hi zen 81 ,'''N'' So'carenI=,
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me- FREEMAN'S PAINT-ROOMS.
", C. FREEMAN, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINT
Err, has taken the rooms over tenement No. 10
Thirteenth street. between Main and Cary. known
rs Our House," where all orders for work in his
,,ro NAV be ,.rt oc 2S-2t"
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE.
MONDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING FAIR-wEEK.
WYMAN THE WIZARD AND TESTltlLO-
QUIST, with new FEATs OF MAGIC
First appearance in Richmond OF inc MnnaeT t,i
hI-roN .TOS IUITAVE DRUMMER, made In Pa
ris expressly for Professor WYMAS ut a cost oi
$1,000. ,
DISTRIBUTION OF PRESENTS
at the close of each performance, consisting OF
Gold and Silver atchcs, Table Scis, faiii!
Bibles. Mirrors. Svcr-platcd Ware, ana
hundreds OF other useful gifts.
ArnEsEST TO EVERY PURCHASER OF A TICKET.
NO BLANKS.
Admission, 25c. Doors open at O'CLOCK 10
commence at S.
MATINEE on SATURDAY ut B O'Clock
oc 27-6t
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PHILADELPHIA, RlCF. 1sS
M0VD. AND NORFOLK STTA5 sszsassssNs
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPl!lAT TWICE
WEEK-Until further notice the steamers Of this
line will leave Phila,clphia every IUEsi,Af and
SAJITHDhY, and Richmond every TUESDAY aud
FRIDAY at IL O'Clock NJ.
Freight taken for all parts of New jersey, Penn
svIrauja for Boston, Providence. and New Orleans.
Also for Antwerp and Liverpool ria Red Star and
American steamship lines, and bills lading signed
through.
passage TO Philadelphia, including meals aud
.,ntnrnnIu Il ". L. PORTER, Agent,
No. o!25 Dock street, Richnond
WILLIAM z. CLYDE CO, Agents,
No IL South WharyeS.
,, NJ ~ North Nharyes. phat.lylil,
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DOCK AND JOB PRINTING NEATLY
~ LONE AL TuL, vhklGn,
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MILITARY NOTICES.

u COMPANY, ATTENTION I'm ac- i
4 cordance with rtgimcntal orders, you will p
assemble al the new armory corner of Eleventh "
and Cary streets. O-MORROW tThursday) IL
MORNING 1T halt. past O'Clock. III tull-dress uni
form, with arms and equipments. Every MEMBER
Is expected to be prompt in responding to tins CALI
By order OF Captain CLARKE.
ar ooot Orderly Sergeant.
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FINE CATTLE FOR SALE.
JEWELRY, dc.

IE" ELh &C. .s.,..a..... IS
.0PENING AT NOWLAN s. CO.'S, IL
" NEW FALL STYLES OF k1A
FASHIONABLE JEWELRY, 49,
Watches, Opera and Cable Neck Chains, Sets rms.
Knobs. and Drops Signet, Amethyst, and Scarf
Rings and great variety of new Bridal Silver,
purchased ut the lowest rates of gold. Corner Main
I'D TenIb streets ocS
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COMPANY D SIDNEY GRAYS), Oc- b
" ToBER 30, 1S73.-You will assemble at re- "a
gimcntal armory in ful!-drcss uniform, armed "
and equipped for regimental parade, promptly IL
Non-coinmisstoncd officers aud privatcs will az
once apply at Redford's hat store near corner, OIL
have been purchased for them, and have them fixed
before parade 49,.
Each member seeing this order will inform Others
and insure full turI-ou,. ... ..... ...... ....
BY order CT Captain CAERIsGToN:
~ JOHN EDWARDS,
oc 2e-2t Orderly Sergeant.
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~ :. FIRST VIRGINIA REGIMENT. "a
CORNER ELEVENTH AND CARY STREETS. @
GRAND MILITARY AND CIVIC PROMENADE
~ - CONCERT AND BALL,
under the auspices nf Colonel SLOAN anu inc ON :
GERS of the First Virginia regiment,
ON THURSDAY EVENING. OCTOBER ~,
at 8 r. M.-(dancing from 10 Z. 81 10 a. Nib
,NccANN,s ENTIRE FIRST REGIMENT
- GRASSLAND AND ORCHESTRA, s
II THFIR BRIL1IANT NEW UNIFORMS.
n te worldwide celebrated Cornet sc !oist
-, MIR. HENRY q. PAGE
= will appear In his lnimitabe Cornet SOLOS,
THIS BAND OF OURS a. NO. ~
''''' RoGAMME-PART I, at 8 p. A.:
3. Grand Overture (Massanello) ....; Orchestra
g. ST. Johns Waltz. Brass Ban a
A. Selection popular airs Brass baio
MIR. HENRY s. PAGE In his
Leviathan (Cornet Solo, Dir. ri. ,. rage.
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