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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-10
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thsir hall, ON B street. Virginia, Last
~sven;nv. President McMeans occupied
A.. Chs;, and there vas q large attend
--..- ,,.ssrt- After tho
anco OF memoeis
usual reading and acceptance o ur
utes OF the last meeting. the following
gentlemen. whose applications were y,
ceived at tho last resula. vsrs
referred to inc psoper sIsctsd a.
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p.,..h. A Williams.
49, n a.,.
L. Robinson. Lnomas c. pir,tsly.
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GoLD HUI. 3. Mafuh' u A.
Miner. X. A. Fasg. MN p.u
CAksos-wm. Patterson. n. =. p
| ham. James Duffy. II. b. Davidson' L
s. Hoge.
RxSo-R. p. II. Kelly.
wAsHok-w. N. Cary.
GKSoA-H. T. Williams.
-.. n. w.-Asrhip.
m..s...;a,ns ~ Aha following for
Inc
membership IN the eociety ws.o
and referred 70 the proper n,
yIRoNIA-wm. A. BURTON raoio M
bero, ]. b. Preusch.
GoLp HILL. A. Simons.
CARsoS-John ID. Winters, u. u
Brown. r. Fred Brooks, X. r. fouike'
SILVER Crrr-C. Il. Redding.
Ds.ssio.s % shs Cabinet
IT,. touow;r, dorat;ons for tho cabi-
nv - -, vota oi
net wefe te'e''sa "A
thanks returned for Inc amt. -
A beautiful sea-moss Tres,n, hHey
framed. presented by Mrs. Z. Nye' VIZ
ginia City.
A bottle OF the first water nat came
through the Hume OF the virginia ano
Gold Hill Water Company TO storey
county from the sierra Nevada moun,'
aims, August !. sIs Presented W W.
Halsey. Virginia CITY,. -
A base ball won by the o'snaugnhes
~ Base BAH Ciuo. NIs,n'S MY U,'y. ~.
inc onve quar- oaso DAn o.u -.
~ W "
i.,,. ,;,h and MAGNIFICENT speci.
men Of srpentiferous gaiena, from the
Bismarck mine. Douglas county. New,
by Jacob Tobiner. Carson City.
Specimens Of silver. lead. pebbles,
fossils and shells. from the Isle OF Man,
by Mrs. Thos. Gracey. Virginia City.
Lava from the Sandwich Islands, by
@. A. Fletcher. Virginia City.
A bottle OF champagne. taken rom
the remains Of the old lsis ship Sia anu
~ Dan rranciseo' IN ocp'np .o'
v;.ssa;s C;t ~"
Witch balls or hairy aecresations, Of
very peculiar shape, from the stomachs
Of hogs and cattle. q stalagmite lump,
a petrified beetle and other queer things,
presented by Claus Becker, Silver City.
frank Stewart wal the only man whom
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FROM OAKLAND, CAL
suicide or Murder.

OAKLAND. July iO.-The body Of an
unknown man. apparently about forty
years OF age, was found washed ashore
near Sweets livery stable in East Oak
land. this morning. His head was
bruised and a large stone was tied around
his neck.
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REMOVAL -Buttsrek q Co.'S Pattern Agency
has been removed to No. 80 North Q street, op.
posits Fitxmsier q Armbusts Bakery, eight
doors north Of the Possnice. upstairs, At
which place all the latest patterns can be Oh
tanned. Mrs.. =. A. storer having received the
Agency Of the importing and Wholesale Human
Hair Establishment Of Charles v. Peckhan.
Brssdvs,. New York. 10 now prepared TO sup.
New York rates. Call and see sanples and
pries list. Nn. X. A. storer, No. - North q
strsst, up stair, Virginia City, Nsv. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-10

NoLrrxrirR, Of the Metropolitan Boot and
Shoe store. has removed 10 i0s South @ street,
Virginia Bay your Boots and Shoes OF him,
as he 10 selling cheaper than ever.
FoR the very best Photographs, 70 10 bradley
d Rulofpon's Gallery without bTAIRs-
~ ASCEND IN THE ELEVATOR, No. -
Montgomery street. San Francisco.
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UArrrxr,ox.-Ai psrsons indebted to y. y.
waller are requested TO call d his stors and
ssttls tAsir accounts within thirty days, and
thsrsAy savs thsmsslvss expensss snd uouels:
All sccounts remaining unsstle1 q The end Of
thirty DAYS, VIII Be- placed In the hands Of an
oncsr for collection. 10
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1874-07-10

FINE PIANO FoR sALx.-A fns plano 10 Of
Tered for sale, cheap for cash. A rare bargain.
ror full particulars call Immediately st the
Metropolitan Boot and Shoe Store, No. loe
South q street, Virginia City. IL
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MEDICAL woSprn. This great Remedy
should be kept by everybody. - 10 cures paint
internal and external, purines the blood, regn
ls,es the kidneys and liver. For sale BY oil
Druggists. II
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Pool NorIcl.-rools on The races win be
q Daley. and Friday 1t fsnsnd's Saloon,
Virginia City. 4
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Qr.na Pianeer nall.

A committee Of Ave were appointed to
make arrangements for a grand celebra-
ton ball on the 3ist day Of October. the
anniversary Of the admission OF Nevada
into the Union.
After the transaction Of . few other
items Of business Of less Importance,
the meeting adjourned.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-21
The DEMOCRATIC Ticker.

The ticket for tho House Of Delegates
nominated by the Democracy Of this
county at their adjourned convention on
Saturday is an improvement on some nom.
nations that the party has forced upon
this community oI late years. Neverthe-
less it is not such ticket as Ohio county
ought 10 send to represent her in the Leg.
islature. II the Republicans can put up
better one they will be justly entitled
to the preference Of the people at the
polls next month.
We observe that some severe slaught.
ering was done in the Convention. There
was our friend Capt ANDY WILSON, for
instance, whose name was on the slate
1--WE understand), and yet he was ruthless
ly laid out. The same was the case with
ex.Speaker MILLER Whose name was moi
on the slate), who was let down very hard
on the cold, cold ground. BORING, too
who would give his head for nomina
tIon, was paid of for all his patient anC
pertinacious services these many year.
back with 800 votes.
After this sanguinary business had beer
concluded an attempt was made to desig
nate candidate for Senator. As usual
the Prosecuting Attorney desired to dea
the cards. He is as handy man in thu
line as can be found in this town. ThC
Convention, however, thought he hat
dealt the cards sufficiently in the mattel
OF delegates to Ellenboro a few month
ago, and were not disposed TO see thC
operation repeated on Saturday. 80 they
did not instruct the conlerees to vote toI
the honorable Mayor for Senator, but left
the way open for our distinguished friend
the man who "got his name from Oh
Hickory"-aud all ether aspirants.
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THE TURF.
RACES AT LEXINGTON, KY.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 1O.-The fall
meeting of the Kentucky Association
closed to-day. There was a large attend.
ance. Quite heavy rain fell during the
morning and most Of the time during the
races, rendering the track very heavy.
First race-ConsolatiOn purse, ono en-
try.
Second race-Mile dash, purse $3.50;
six entries. Swigerrs CHI 9. Egypt, three
years old, by Planet, /; SCully's br. &.
Noll, by AstprJld, 2; Williams and
Owing's h c. Fair Play, by Virgel, 8;
Astoria, Astral and Judge Pryor moi
placed. Time, 1:40l.
Third race-Three mile dash, purse
$3.50. Stones b. c. Nelligan, by Harry Of
the West, l; Thomas ch. {. Hogen, BY
Imp. Australia, 2; Grinstcad's b. G. ANA
dis, by Revolt, 8; Nellie Grimes and Bon,
ME Nicer not placed. Time, 5:5SFc.
The trottiug races begin September 2C
and continue five days, with ibree races
each day.
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The latest phase oI this peculiar insti.
tuition is an effort to prevent its sale next
month under the Deed Of Trust. The
Wellsburg Herald intimstes that a move
ment to that end in the shape Of an injunc'
tion was expected to come upin the Cir
cult Court there last Friday. That paper
thinks that something should be done tc
prevent the sacrifice of a e35OOOO railroad
on account Of debt Of $4,000. Itis
nevertheless quite probable that the road
sold. This need not be matter Of regre'
will be Tilt only falls into the hands o.
somebody that will organize syndicate
and finish It,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-21
TERRIFIC STORM.

GREAT DAMAGE IN ILLINOIS AND IOWA.
CHICAGO, Sept. 1O.-Specisls to the
Tribune from Davenport and Dubuque
Iowa, and Rock Island, Illinois, give an
account Of terrible storm Of RAIN and
wind in those localities last evening, by
which great amount of property was
destroyed and damaged. at all these
places houses were unrooled, walls blown
down and fences scattered, while cellars
and Easements were filled with water,
and the whole surrounding country flood
ed. At Rock 1aland the First Presbyterian
Church was nearly destroyed, portion oI
the roof being lifted up and dropped
through into the basement, carrying with
it the organ, pulpit and floor, and Upon
these great portion of the walls fell. II
is impossible 10 estimate the amount oI
damage, but it will be many thousands o!
dollars.
During the storm, freight train or
the Illinois Central Railroad, when three
miles west Of Dunleith, ran into break
caused by the flood. The engine was
totally wrecked, and the engineer, named
Andrews, fireman Orton, and brakeman
Allison buried beneath the ruins. They
were taken out horribly sCalded suC
bruised. Allison died sOoa after. The
other two are lying in critical condi
tiOn.
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Plt,.hurrh Mn,nl Mn,kst.

PrrrsBuRoH, Sept. 1S.-The Pig Iron
trade continues quiet and the demand
confined to supplying immediate wants.
No quotable change in prices. The fol.
lowing sales were reported: Anthracite
so tons Cold Short Forge $94, months.
Bituminous Coal, l,smelted-l00 tons close
Gray Forge SEQ, 4 months; 80 do. SEQ,
cash; 100 do. $26 80; so do. SEQ. cash;
500 do on private terms; 200 do. SEQ 80, 4
months; 100 do. White and Mottled $24
so tons do. $24i 100 do. $25; 100 do Mot.
tied $25; 40 tons No. l Foundry $2S; 2C
do. No, 2 $27; 30 do. No. ! $50. Hang.
ing Rock Charcoal-30 tons No. / Found.
ry $36437, 4months; 10 do. No. 3 $93; Is
do. $S4i 100 do. Mill at $3l. The market
for Finished Irons Is reported steady al
the recent advance, which is well sus.
tanned, Nails continue fairly active, bu,
makers complain that there Is no margin
for profit at current rates, s. IS.
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NEW YORK CITY.
TIE IRISH RIFLE TEAM.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-Tho Irish Rifle
Team with their friends, q number OF
representatives OF tho National Rifle As
sociation, Amateur Rifle Club and other
guests, made On excursion yesterday TO
CredmooIe and Garden City BY invitation
OF A. T. Stewart After a lunch there
were the usual speeches.
H4NK STATEMENT.
Loans decreased $2OSOOO. Specie In
crease $4,000. Legal tenders decrease
N2l 100. Deposits decrease $l,041, 200,
Circulation increase $4,000. Reserve
decrease $l7l,G7J.
siX members Of the Irish Team partici.
nated in shooting match of the Now
York Amateur Rifle Club at Creedmore
to-day. The score showed Tho iollowinr
averages: Amateurs, II; Irish, As.
Three policemen have been arrested In
jersey City, charged with fatally shoot
ing William Bsgley on Saturday night
last. BaglGy attempted to escape from
tho officers after arrest.
NRultner, arrested last Saturday, while
attempting 10 pass United States bond
which had been tampered with, has been
discharged from custody, and Colonel
Wood, ex.Chiet OF the Secret Service,
who gave the bond 10 Naultner, has been
arrested, and will DO examined on Tues
day next, till which time he was allowed
on parole.
WESTON,
who began at two minutes past 10 Sunday
night last a walk OF FIVE hundred miles in
six consecutive days, stopped tonight at
two minutes to -. He walked three
hundred and twCnty.sIx miles.
Tho Naragsnsett Fire and Marine In
surance Company Of Providence, r. l.,
whose principal agency is at al Broad
way, in this city, has suspended business
and relnsured its risks. The immediate
dissolution Of the company is probable.
The company was large losers by the
Boston and Chicago fires,
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Fires in Chicago.

CHICAGO, Sept 20.-A fire here this
morning on the corner OF Desplsines and
Fulton streets damaged Russell's planning
mill and stock 10 the amount Of $4,000.
A fire occurred last night on the corner
Of Jefferson and Washington streets. II
originated in Hall brothers moulding
factory which was destroyed. The Chi
cago brass foundry occupied part Of the
building, Total loss $4,000, mostly in
anrpd
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WAsHNOToN, D. c., Sept. .2O.-S.0OP. 4.
PROBABILITIES.
Over the South Atlantic and Gulf
States rising barometer, northwesterly
winds, lower temperature, and clear
weather will prevail.
Over the Lower Lakes rising barome-
ter, stationary and lower temperatures,
westerly winds, veerlng to northWesterly,
and clear weather.
Over the Upper Lakes northwest
winds, ycering 10 southeast, stationary or
higher temperature, falling barometer,
and generally clear weather.
Over Tennessee and the Ohio Valley,
northwest TO southwest winds, cloudy
and partly cloudy weather, and possibly
light rain.
Over the Upper Missippi and the Lower
Missouri Valleys and the Northwest,
rising barometer, possibly falling in the
western portions, southerly winds, higher
temperature and cloudy weather.
Over New England, falling barometer,
southeasterly winds, slight changes in the
temperature, cloudy and rainy weather.
Over the Middle States, rising barome-
ter, northwesterly winds and generally
clear and cool weather.
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A Party Of Principles.

Col, BEN WILSON takes occvslon we
notice TO speak Of the Republican party
asa party Of expedlency in bis speeches,
and Of the Democratic party as party
oI principles. Il Is difficult TO say just
what he means by this remark. We pre-.
sumo If he was pressed to define himself
he would hem and haw not q little, and
very soon manifest to those capable Of
judging that he was using the expression
very loosely II not very inSincerely. The
Democratic party has come as near box.
ing the compass politically within the last
few years as any party ever did in the
history Of this government, NotwiIh'
standing a record oI bitter animosity TO
HORACE GREELEY and the principles
embraced In the late amendments 10
the Constitution oil tho United States,
it swallowed them all at Baltimore
in 1879, for "expediency's" sake. And
now in this present canvass, in this
and other States, 1t has indla.rubber
principles" on the currency question.
Senator DAVIS and Col. BRN Wilson are
anIipodes on this question, we presume,
and both are Democrats. The party
varies Its principles in tho different States
10 suit public opinion. Take the res.
olutlonsp passed by the Democrats ot New
York the other day at their State Conven.
tion and contrast them with the financial
plank adopted by tho Democrats Of the
Third District in this State, and behold
how deep and wide Is the difference. The
resolutions adopted by the New York
Democrats read thus.
lst.-Gold and silver the only legal
tender; no currency inConvertible with
coin.
Sd. Steady steps toward specie pay.
mGnts; no steps backward.
3d. Honest payment Of the public debt
in coin (applause); sacred preservation Of
the public faith.
The plank adopted in the Third Dis.
trict OF this State, by the Convention that
nominated HEREFoRD. is as follows:
The policy oI contracting the currency,
pursued since the close OF the war, has
given a specie value to national debt
created upon paper basis, and hampered
the operations Of business by unduly
limiting the supply OF money. SO long
as tho National Government shall assume
the control Of public finances, II is its duty
to see that the volume Of currency In
circulation bears due proportion TO the
wants OF the producing and commercial
classes. Free banking is necessary
safeguard against possible monopoly.
Bonds to secure bank issues ought not to
bear interest.
The reader can easily see from the con.
trast presented above between New
York and West Virginia Democracy that
the party is party of principles" and
all kinds OF principles at that II Colonel
BEN was up in New York stumping Tor
the Democracy he would no doubt sup
port their platform, but down in Wetzel,
where they want paper money by the
bushel, the Charleston resolution is the
sort of Democracy they relish and the
sort that the Colonel doles out to them.
Should Colonel BEN get into Congress,
and find the party split up on this and
other embarrassing questions, we presume
he would do as he did at Richmond, rise
and ask to be excused from voting until
he sees how the cat is finally going to
jump.
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WAvERIY, N. Y, Sept. 20.-Cosgrove
alias McNaster, alias Howard, one Of the
Wellsboro bank robbers, was arrested
here this morning, Thirteen thousand
dollars In stolen bonds and money and
tho watch Of Mr.. Robinson, cashier Of the
bank, were found in the house where he
was arrested.
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Fires at Carroltop, Ky. and Par,
keTsburg, W, Va.

CINCINNATI, Sept 20.-A Gazette specisl
from Madison, Indiana, reports a destruc.
tive fire at Carrolton Ky. this morning at
two o'clock, destroying half Of the most
valuable square in the centre Of the towr,
The chief losers are Thurman, Martin,
Becker and Hamilton & Smith. Loss not
determined.
Private adVices report the burning by
an incendisry Of the Marietta and CinCin
natl Railway machine shops at Parkers'
burg, W. Va, this morning, also destroy
ing the round house and One locomotive
and the blacksmith shop. Loss not lesl
than 10000.
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Shooting Atrtay al Ll,tIc Rock

LITTLE Rock, ARK Sept. 10.-Cory F.
Waller, formerly batkeeper in this city
shot, and it is thought fatally wounded
Robert Beshoti, a bartender in Nick
Kupterle's saloon, this evening. Waller
asserts that the shot was accidental. He
gave himself up, and is now in Jail.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-21
Reading Railroad Employees on Half
Time.

READING, Sept. 12.-The Eagle OF this
afternoon announces that on and after
Monday next the employees of the PhIla-
delphia & Reading Railroad Company
in this city and along the line will be put
on half time, working two weeks out Of
the month, at eight hours per day. A
general stagnation oil trade and business
Is the alleged reason for the stoppsge.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1874-09-21
Nominations for Congress.

SCHENECTADY, Sept. 19.-The Repub-
licans oil the Twentieth Congressional
District have renomlnatel Henry H.
Hsthorn.
ALBANY, Sept. 10.-The Democracy
whose delegates were rejected at the late
State Convention have renominsted Ell
Perry for Congress.
AUBURN, Sept. 1O.-ThO Republicans
in the Twenty.sixth Congressional Dis
trlct have renominated Clinton D. Nc
Dougal.
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Eight.Hour Mass Meeting In Phila.
delDhia.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1O.-At mass
meeting oil workingmen tonight, resolu-
tions were adopted advocating strongly
the eighthour movement, iavoring the
issue OF greenbacks to limited extent
only, and denouncing all engaged in the
construction OF Centennial buildings for
their treatment Of mechanics.
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Discharged from Arrest.

PHnADRLrmA, Sept. 1O.-An order
was made by the Court to-day discharg-
ing from arrest Detective Elsenhaver and
Joseph 2. Galton, Clerk Of Quarter Ses-
sions, accused Of securing the release oi
prisoners from the van, at the door Of the
Court House.
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SAN FRANCISCO.
RAILROAD rRcJEcT-oREdoN LEG1sIA.
TTynu

RAILROAD PRcJEcT-oREdoN LRGIsLA-
TURE.
SAN FRANclsco, Sept. 10.-A COMPANY
has been organized at Portland, Oregon,
to construct railroad from Winnemscco
to Columbia River, at the middle fork Of
the Willamette. Capital stock 81, 800 600,
The steamer Vancouver, recently bur
chased by the Pacific Mail Company sails
for China and Japan to-day.
In the Oregon Legislature, the indie
pendenis hold the balance OF power he
tween the Democrats and Republicans in
each house, and all three parties are nearly
equally divided,
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CUBA.
. MURDERED AND ROBBED.

NEW YORK, Sept. 10.-A letter from
Havana contains an account OF the mur-
der OF two aged women in their home in
the suburbs ot the city, and the severe
wounding Of their servant by three men,
who subsequently, robbed the house oil
between ten and fifteen thousand dollars.
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Boston, Sept. 2O.-Rev. Frederick
Brooks, Of Cleveland, was drowned at
Cambridge on Tuesday last. BE at.
tempted 10 cross railroad bridge on the
Boston & Lowell Railroad, but being
near.sighted, fell into the open draw.
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Receivcrship of the Louisville Short
Line Railroad.

LOUISVILLE, Sept. 19.-Mr. J. B. Will
der, late President OF the Louisville, Gin.
cinnsti & Lexington Short Line, having
failed to make affidavit that he was not q
creditor Of the Company, Chancellor
Bruce to-day appointed Mr.. Samuel Gill
as Receiver OF the road.
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OMAHA, Sept. 19.-Six hundred Nor.
mons arrived from the East to day, bound
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BY TELEGRAPH
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT

By tho Western Union Line.
)nice Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe Sts.
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Weather RnnOEI.
PROBABILITIES.

War DEPARTHRAF,
OPEtou OF rHH CHEZ SIGNAI. OYTI0ER.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 20.-s:00P. n.
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PROVIDENCE, R. /, Sept. 10.-The
Journal has dispatch from Fall River
saying some twenty-five blackened, char
red dead bodies have thus far been re-
covered from the ruins OF Granate Mills,
many Of them unrecogniz9ble.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-23

Baggage checked through.
For through tickets rates, anr information, ap-
ply at S26 Main street. Ballard and Exchange Hoo
te or AT the conpany's office, Broad Street and Six
tfenth. EDGAh YLtEL,
W C. WrcKRAN, ytce.PrestGenk sc ID