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running Pullman celebrated PALACE SLEEP
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Union Pacific Railroad at on tHA and from the
WEST, via Grand JunctiYt Marshall, Cedar
Rapids, Clinton, Sterling I'D Dixon, for CHI
CAGO AND THE EAST.
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The Jettles.

There Is, -as we have stated, to be an ex.
animation !oftbe jetties.at the mouth Of the
Mississippi by the members Of the Advisory
Board. The :soard, as, bias also been stated.
left ST.. .Lanis ou the 9th instant for New Or.
leans. Captain Eaps wlt qford the Board
every facility for their Investigations Of his
work. The progress he has msde will ena.
BILE the Board to form something like practi-
cal conclusions as to some Of the claims set
up for the Improvement of navigation by
jetties. The fIlu Of Captain Fans is not
new; but lie applicability at the Delta of the
Mississippi depends SO much .,npoa local
conditions and The nature-of the currents of
a powerful aud .cspriciops river, and also Of
the course OF the hides. OF :tbe Gulf, thss the
actual results must be known before that
matter can be well settled.
The importance Of the Establishment OF a
desp channel frosa the Mississippi to the
Gulf c1nGOt be eseTestinated. Che i'm.
proyensst rises to the digaity of ssatiouai
WORK, aud p 'operiy the Feaersl Government
undertakes 1t. The bargain with Mr.. EAps
Is safe one Cor the Government. Nothing
Is to be paid km unless his plan succeeds,
and should 1t Gucceed the work will be
eheapiy purchased ut what the Government
will pay fer 1t.
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d TBga ELxdrtoH in, RIeHaoSe.
to the reports 10 the RichB ond 0spers, things
we're not only slightly mixed IN thatefty pe.
fare election, but since it would seem ina.
confr ipn is worse confounded. Ibischarged
that In the First precinct Ia jefferson WARD
ballots were aestracted fron tne DOS any
others substituted, and witnesses are pto.
ducea who testify that they Teted, or AT ieast
supposed they voted, the sndepe Gcent tic I.
10 q Stnnber greater than tue vote cast. Inc
hooks are represented to bs Ina #retcnea
condfts5b -ble:ted, names ertsed, end DINER Nel
wise &sfgured. ., 10. ...'-.:s:
,aesioed. being assured they were voting
tthd Irsdepende1t ticket, when the ballot
shev rave was really the Conservative. Col.
| onel Saith charges unfair1ess on:the part OF
'tthe Iodependents; who iat bis name on
some OF their tickets, contrary to the agree
ment. There has been any amount OF erimi.
4 nat;er, and recriminatiop, and The matter
1sa rsabatly 20 before the Senate. ri q
| ETGsIs only slight illustration Of the uD'
p;bgstei evil OF allowing the Ibatot TO those
who can neither read or write We believe
N,js win vet 1be the question. and until the
rig of 'the franchise Is confined TO those
WHO are:able to use it intedligenty we shall
have pothing but confusion anti trouole.
IThe4 seeaer the matter Is placed + quarely
before che people the better. The >sco ner The
principle 1l9reeognized that RePRb.Ican IN
| stitutionsean be sustained onlyiby the intel.
tligenee Of she citizen, the sooner SHALL we be
| able to avert the evils we now asuher.-
GhswIotse.tasette. -. .,.,-..,f.....
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ma CARPETS, Ollie Otis, RUGS, DC.
TapEsTgY BRUSSELS CARPETS in e.eEnnt
patterns ut 81 as per yard worth Sl.oo
CARPETSin new patterns az si.ao
mud s1s45pe yard I. T
INGRAM CARPETS, 40, As, 90, go, 20, eoct
4 al. and al 10s.at the latter precswe give bet
ter aricie ,iian sold elsewhere ~ e1.25;
RA6CAEPETsofex excellent qaally Ct 40, 40 And
LIST CAEp EFT. tine best Foods forEFwsSr In market,
1t EG;6O, and S6c. per yard ) ~
PRINTED HEMP CARPETst SOC. per yard WORTH
PRINTED COTTON CARPET. handsome bright
patterns, 1t S7ic.peL yardsworth Soc. I,
COTTAGE CARPET al 26cs PEI. Iard .aarta, ave.
STATE CARPET at so, So, 40, 90, so, and Toe
per yard; t%k3 ss4s t.t2'iss =. i;
ESG,,IsH DRusGEr, one and a half yards vide
aisL25 worth s1.75 pes yard;
COCOA MATTING.oneya yard widei at % ana 80c
/, per yard worth IS and 76cs; 70 !.
HLrCLoTH, two yards wide, at76c..;i $50 q
OII-CLoTHS at so and 60c. peryurd; ~! tN
VELVET and TAPESTRY RBa3in all QUALITIES
] TAPESTRY RUGS as low as $3.50 piece ;l25'q
DRUGGET FLooR. CLOTHS In all slzss 4fs,s
Alarge assortment Of MATS s.a9S ls1f ell.
| Hk SSOCKs at 75c. worth SIPS j. tisa. ri 81
OIL CLOTH r UGS at 75c.s 81, and 81 .25; s,siI
| A large lot Of 4 EfNAN rs OF CARPETS; ,,Siii 20
| CARPgT.THREAD, CARPET-BINDTNG, >. an.
CARPET-LIN1NG at " ......sla, !!
The largest stock or CLoAKs in this city. = a.
II +
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DR.. ,HoaEs fApDREss. The New York
World has q column article in favor OF
.hom; rtds'-as distinguished from" States
|rights . we presume. The WorlE bases it's
article anpon DR.; Hoge's recent address, Of
which rs says: .$.>,.'.' ...s,s,7s =,
mTbe centennial year is drawing on apace,
and it reat'y behooyes us to knesT each
other as ,seFesily are In all seetions.et our
common eDuntry,-no longer darkly and
through TIE Tsils OF partisan or sectional
passions, Hrt .pisanly and face to face. \ As a
eontrlbuti, ,sn OF tie highest Valse to ssch
knowledge, wesc0mmend to eur treaiers,
therefore. he oralon delivered blythe Rev.
DIR. Hoge, az .RioEnoDd, at the tslReilisg o,
the statue OF EtonsWall Jackson, sFhch will
be found In. our rcolumns to-day In this
orat;on the very heart and soul, IS we de.
Iiege, of the Usa u Dominion. speaks to usall:
r. speaks sill sply, earnestly, honestly. end
napfulIy. II fa q voice which coznmands
and desery es ppfdalce. And what doesat
tell ,uss z.s. 49,, na -, +,
SIT simply .Gchos TO the true and loyal
men of the Moth allc:hat their own hearts
have been t, cling, thenatfor ten years past. 1t
tells us. spea king froR the base OF stasles
before whicEi we are sure no Virginian-ne
American. inl deed-ean stand aud speak Hn-
truly, that Virginia fully and frankly accepts
the verdict Of that arbitraE1eut to which she
herself appeal ed when she drew her sw ord
and put it into stonewa|lJscsson's unstain ed
bhaLd." -~,,r -.--..-s- .-.a.E..
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RsasSartoS cr Mhasas. SIMPSON AND
FoWLs.- Mr.. George 4. Simpson and Cap
tain William III. Fowgc, the newly.
members OF 9ihe Legislature from tins CITY
and couHty, rendered their designations 70 !.
the City Council stsst night US mem pefs OF
thai bosiy. iha z
dug membcr OF the Common yg gs...sa
Of city from tsking Of seat IN tne LsesssssA
ture. Ale1uHd'sd Gfsftss.
So we understand the Gonssit ntson; YET
aeutlemae az shis city was from 1871 q 70 1s7i
8 member aso,h efshe SENATE and Of >te'
CITY Cyuncn. .-.-.-..
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Nifltn,a,ld aispatth.
cprpAY NOVEMBER u, 1876.
The VICE. PRESS ent. 3

N. .,,rn attack OF Vice resldep. sVIL.
-. shows the fraiiness Of the tenure by
, sSn;cb he holds on 60 life. " Pafstsasd as DC
was Some months ago, It could hardly be
s s At bis tsne Of life Shat he.shouid be
restored 10 physical yigor; and although the
attack Of Wednesday was pro ontced bS bis
physicians "a not paralysis, there was pross..
trstion, and to q cSnsfdeFSbIs degree sas.
pension OF mental activity that showed that
he Is In an impaifed physical condition,
which does not Justify che hope thai he wilt
be fully hinseif agstu. d
Perhaps the state OF his health bsd NO lis-
tle to do with his elee,ioeeersng CHORES LOT
several months psss There was MS
speeches . good deal Of suitability ssat was
rather Inconsistent with his former Views
and acts. Besides being softenea Hia ms
aspersties by bis subaued xaental'asd Physt-
cal forces, his fame Of smbation blsszed With
unnsual light. and be was dispoaed to tenn
Der bis opinions aud PROPAGATE The Kind fees
sngof oil sections. !" $50 -
HIS marked meaerstiee was 'rs1her often
siye to the AdmtnistIatieD, asst seemed u
be rejection upon sheasskNr pssicy. The
poor Yice. President Tor this became the OBJ
ject of ,hes derisioa Of the Government er'
gan, and was not spared by auy0f the presses
that hope for little Jobs from tase GoFesn'
ment. -y. .s-i,e, u : asTM9[2 3t
General GRANT Eay dismiss al fears'ths
the yice-Presiaent will do hin harm. w
apprehend that tee Wee Presidents day I.
over, ard that he will net be aae to resan
his part In the play Of fresidentmakin;
He has been smart psrlissn diplomats
and good and selfpossessed msDHs'
in party ma.ters,- but be seems = ;
mouths to have tried in vain II
get fully and fairly upon bis feet agaiI
It is 90 apparent now that be 1is waiting
inevitable bour that little importance " ]
be attached 10 bis outgivings and NOV l
nen!s. .-,.. .,.ts
We are Inclined TO think him better ~ 3
chan In the South he has been imagined
ba. he has certairly been "a public man
strong mind aud smart sigacity. eou i
not have risen 10 Massachusetts, as he'>di
bad he not been.
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m CURTAINS, ..WINlpE!ow--s SHADES

g m CURTAINS, WiNDrsoW;-7slH3l4ADEs,
% .}EHt.2S . &C, &C. f,.i', .5y,, f,.,-!..t {.
NOTTINGHAM LACE. CURTAINS at 50, %, $5,
p BE-, and up to $50 set for Two windows---all
+ very cheap 90 s,,.,,fy lnntis
LACE CURT AIMS, elegantly worked, at $40 set
for two wIudows-an e1slaordinary bargain
worth $685.; .'t'. = = - .,r..5ss
NOTTINGHAM LACEs, for curtains, at IS, 20,
,25, so, IS, 40, Soc, aud up TO 1925 per yard
all very rnucli below'reguiar prices;
UINS at 2.25,
~ SO, $3.50, $3.50, and IS a pair; ~ ~ 81
EMBkOIDEREDC CURTAIN MUSEUMS, one yard
Wild at Csc; IL yards; wide at 80 and 35c.
worth 40, IS, and Soc. peryard; = sass
WINDOW-SHADaS, with fixtures complete, at
$3.50, So, $3.50, q, $3.50. IS, and So pairs
CORNrCES, for curtains, at GO, 75c., III, aud up
to IS apiece; - .a. t,fu,a,i; Eatj a%vU
CURTAIN BANDS and LOOPS at all prices-some
extraordinary bargains; -,,<,i.,:1 fgagy,.J,
A cal from those Ia want Of any Of the above ar
;,cles is solicited We assure them that atsive of
from 25 to so per cent Gin be made by purchasing
OF .".5 .'tt .As = sf'. LEVY BROTHEhS.
The iurgestssock of CLoAKsin this city. .,,..
~. - .a.H
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-12

DR.. HoGEs ADDRESS IN RscHMoND.-We
do not think that we can do better with our
space than to giae to our readers few ex-
tracts from Dr.. Hoge's address at the uDveil-
ing Of General Stonewall JackSon's statue.
We believe that 1T will be keptas produc-
ton worthy the man and the OCCASION. One
Of the greatest that Virginia ever produced,
and the other the m ost memorable that ever
occDred 10 the history of the Suite. II the
lie " extracts which it is in our power to make
induce any of our subscribers to secure this
great classical Grafton, seal aud preserve it
entire as an heirloom for their families, we
will know and feel that we have been some
what instrumental III advancing tie love of
elegance and virtue in the future history Of
the State.-Brunscick Aavocdte.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-12

The Dispatch reminds Us that during the
canvass it announced preference for the
old fashioned way Of canoassing for nomi.
vations. Our Eeighbor may rest assured
that it was not Intentionally that its name
was omitted from the list Of papers which
occupy this sensible position. While on this
subject we may as well add that no paper
eumes to this Office with the editorial policy
OF which we 80 generally concur as the Dis
patel. Petersburg Star.
We .aurrenderO
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-12

TINS LETTERS OF THE "0Lp.FAsHroNED
MANI is said that General Inboden aid.
ed IN their preparation. but we have no idea
ne did more THAI aid Ia the compilation Of
1arts. Ike style can hardly be his. Bristol
Ne,cs.
The Neass Is 10 error. General IMsoDss
"to'e the Whole Of the two letters which
sauSed the .Old.F shisraed MAN. to be so
maea talked about. and Of t,ae Others those
] paris Which we're not acs.upllation Of
aess. Whatever credit or diseyeei y attaches
e'0 laasa letters belongs 10 him,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-12

The November No. Of the Popular srsssce
|iasnthly ,aaiptasns tbe reputation OF that
texeellent periodical. The Deceusber No.
fyiill, 1t III, announced, contain az ssticiefrom
Professor JoHs sTxapa1L in reply to SaAn.
ITssau's criticism Of his Belfast sddFess. s',
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seaa ;sser tthss tish, GaEeoRs, confess:
yo,Ir 'essers, and run sos Cong ress. Yan
ais So5srnd 10 recant, and the suuker the bes-
tn. .Hsssen 70 ST. AspsE 49, AS s:s,,.
q @The Inder: Appeal opposing free seheoas
does ns. strike Us as peculiarly edifsiug. =
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The fast maii-trains do not carry the mails
but are provided By a heneficent Government
to distribute the New York morning papers
to the uttermost parts Of the EARTH Cincin
nqi Commercial.
Just so. THAT'S our idea of them to q t.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-12

DIR. H&GE's ADDREss.-It was one Of the
grandest and most brilliant pieces OF oratory
We have be ird Since.wten boy, we listened
to the eloquent Everett on the character of
Washington, delivered in The Richmond The
atre.- BurEeUikle Sentinel.
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RICHMOND AND DANwurE RArLRo4p Ce 9aP
f'"-l'A' RICHMOND, Va, November Ia,a ese' ~
HTOTICE.-Tbe annual meeting OF the
IN stockholders OF this company VIII oe nero q.
Tho Fxrnarge Hotel, In The city or Ricnmon9 on
SWvIEDNESDkY The 9Th day OF Dece mber next aI
O'Clock M The books for The transies OF re
viii he closed from the Both ,nstanL pnan 'ns
'day of meeting. hiCdAh0 SSn.atar, 4
no 2-rd rE't,L. = - ~ ~ - GcO0cc. :.
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The views of the admiral are striking.
But old sea.captains are not much for inno'
vatious, on the architecture aud the motive
power of naval vessels. When steam was
applied to War-Yessels not few or the aged
officers of 50 n.-y -cso. very mucn dis'
gruntled OF it. We remember an old officer
who depored it as the beginning Of the
downfall Of the spirit of chtvalry In the navy.
The mechanic had come in, and the grand
spirit Of heroism which had covered the
American navy with glory would now, be
said, give way to machinery and mere arti-
sans. There would be none of that inspira-
ton growing out Of the chances of skill OF
the true seaman and the dash AID daring of
impeiuous. bravery that formerly constituted
the glory OF naval warfare. He never re-
covered hiScheerfulnes2, and died lameuting
the departure Of the true glory of the
navy.
There is certainly, however, tc the mind
of laylDao ihuch that is suggestive in the
opinions Of Admiral FARRAGUT. The pom.
derous character OF the IRON clads, -and the
difficulties Of keeping them STD when in
jured by accident o: crippled 10 ight.. pu S
limit 10 their carS ollItits on the wide ocean
and in co:1llctS ia rough waters. The origi
nal idea about then was good, and time but
strengthens it,: TDat iron-clads constitute
invincible bsrbor: detences, ard must as such
be Invaluable. Whale large cities and land.
locked bays constituting the iniets to i'm cr-
tant pieces may be completely protected, it
appears Shat there is . limit to their eff,
cheney on the open ocean. ) ar s. 5.
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GpECIAL NOTICE. ALI persons having
y any claim or demands against the three masted
schooner n ng rs y gges a Ty GGan
are requested to sarwaEa the same Immediately
- 80 800 HOPKINS & NELSON 4
no l1-Iwa 1sa West Street, New York,
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tgx,c Associated Press need not trouble 10.
,seF sereaftsr to ts.tus what iawy ers srsssss-.
Inv ao practice ID The sspreme Coars 'as
Washington. ~ s,.,ss .i, h ze il
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M, NOVEMBER s, 1876. <
MORE NEW DRESS GOODS, CLoAKs, BLAN-
1870 KETs, sHAWLS, AND SILKS. .-A
T. R. PRICE & co. are opening daily (,
New CAMELS'- HAIR PLAIDS,
. we 3.4 and ga CASHMERES,
GsC DIAGONAL POPLINs, all grades;
2aE New MOURNING GOODS In camel's hair;
CASHMFREs, BOMBAZINES, &C.;
SHAWLS and SUITS-great variety;
COLORED DRESS and TRIMMING-s1LKS,
WATERPROOF CLOTH, all colors;
SPLENDID CALIFORNIA BLANKETS In extra
size and qualities;
BEAvER-CLOTHS for ladies' cIoaks;
BEAVER-CLOTHS for ogercoats;
CASSIMERES for gentlemen and boys Of French
English, American, and Virginia maSe-an
enormous stock. 81. a.F .a nos
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/. MARRIAGES..

Marned, on Thursday. November 4th, at the re-
sidence Of the brides mother, Mrs. Il. M. Morrison
No. SOP Orleans street, by Rev. Wtiilam n. Pat
tersOn. Mr. +. TUCKER ana Miss MABELLE
MORRISON.
Memphis appeal and Winchester papers please
cODy. as.sss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-12

FAe Commercial is as unfortunate in its
candidates Tor Speaker as for President. The
Walker stock is not rising at present Gin
cianaf Times.
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.IsicnMoND AND PETFRsBrRG RAILnoA-D(

.TstcHMoND AND PRTFRsBCRG RAIRoADl, {,
'H.SCohrPANE. TREAsCRER,s GFF9eE,
RICHMOND, VA, November ., 1Sse.l1) Z
NTOTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
In stockholders or this company will be heid az
streets, on TUESDAY the 30ih instant ~ u
O'Clock M. 81 :!}i'#l. a. ! e,h
instant un1ikafecr the day Of meeting.
ins'. 'N','4D'''t - nj. w. WARRINGTON, =
n "a Treasurer. T.
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NJ THE GREAT WONDER

.2 this week. They are Offering -..-f
5000 yards BLACK and COLORBD DRESS
GOODS at 1910. per yard worth Is to 30c.;
cases CALICoES at SIC. worth to 10c.;
A large lot Of BLACK ALPACAs at auction
prices;
BLACK ALPACA at 22c- worth Soc. at soc.
yortl, 37c and at $50. which Is the best ever
sold heretofore ut 42c.;
Also, SILK LUSTRES- some Nos. at nearly half
their general value; j@
BLACK TURIN TAMISE at 42c. heretofore sold
at 75c.; ..
IRISH PCPLINS at 65c. worth 81;
IRISH POPLINs at 81 worth 50;
BRIGHT PLAIDs at zoe. worth 4oc.;
BLACK CASHMERES at SIC. worth $1.20, at
Sl.15 worth S1.40;
ALL-WOOL TAMISE ut Csc. cheap at 81;
DRAP D'ETE, AUSTRALIAN CREPES, EN-
PRESS CLOTHS, and other mourning goods
at much below the general market rate.
In COLORED DRESS GOODS COHEN BRO
TIL have Of the largest yariei in this city.
BLACK SILKS at all prices. See their particular
quality at s1.s7 worth So;
One oil the largest varieties OF COLORED SILKS
in this city;
ENGLISH TREBL e GRAPE at 20 40 worth So;
Also GRAPE Wells in all qualities at less titan
the general price;
GRAPE COLLARS at Zoe. worth 40c., at so and
-: SOC. worth from 81 to $l.25; SOL
Another urge lot Of ladies' REVERSIBLE
liz SHAWLS at Toe. worth 81. so; N..
Misses S1A WIS at $780,, reduced from soc.
COHEN BROTHERS have every variety of UN-
DYRWEAR for ladies, men, and children.
large variety of CAssIMEREs and CLOTHS for
+, mems and boys wear; -.,s.,-... .s.t
TABLE oIL-CLO Otis reduced 80 per cent.
III So. f..,c.,.g-t COHEN BROTHERS,
= .. .,....s ,.,z sos Broad street,
ii III ..fs between Third and Fourth streets.
:, e,,osad SkIuRnAYS 80. ...s,s.c! rs loc ct
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MREx,rrass.

rsSHE MEMBERs OF siANCH Es- fSSySSg
4 TitR RYYhf, kRSlH CIlkPT ha, No. sSsS5sasSNF
an arc requested 70 Nttend calico e0nYn.
Gallon of their eapter at Masgns Ia ~ Tho oti,
Eatih street THIS Friday EVE iNa, tm ans in
Instant as Sctoek. Royal 1rcn ,ssss.s,Y
aens,d
she AZ. Il. b. HI b. X. w -,
I. 'e no 81 iasass ssss.s seeres.ry.-
xEAseNTfsg NoTICE he men.
Nh bts of Dove LoD!aE, NC. !. - ,,isMeisrJ@\
ISsse nj the f0dge.ro On Ir1sd 5trsst M.
NIsFn sns TsssE, THIS rday. NS IN; er
lodges and ifansieht brethren ffaterhally lnsseo'
= h o Tss1 e shs BEES. r AUGUST Secretary:
a TEANrA AND RICHMOND AK s.
IA LINE RAItwAY.-Tha co mmnmsaMPs ~
sJ Aif,.EiNE RAILWAY CON ~ ~.
faereby give notice, under ana az 1rssnen,,m ih.
nsoyisions or the :. Bondh olders "a ss;t
sherr Will be meeting OF the snosssa he,f A.
srrao, ant ,eirrepfescntan YES, ef - ~
f,e CITY of New Yerk, The roe ms ga G , s,.srsa
Fire fsuranea Brokers' l9Z % ~ ~ a,c:oet r.
90 nnndbnisera WAC cannot be presenE may De rep
resef puII meeting ny IS requested. ,rn
\ John II FISH tR, r.
/ B, r. McALPiEIE. ,pu,N
l. AGExANDER P: IRWIN, Il
l. ,.laSt ADRIAN ISELIE.
I. HIRAM w. SIBLE9,
4 ~ - =.-,Se LUCIUs TUCkERMAN, u
EUGENE KEEL ,y.
] y sKTPW1Tht WtLMEa,,...
.pn12.2t E.sFsys% - = 49,
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; A NNUALs MEETING. The annual
IN needing of the STOCKHOLDERS or the
RICHMOND, ,FREDt RICKSRUsG AND ~.
WIN ESDAY the 7th day OF November. 1875,
at the Office Of the company, in the city OF Hlch-
no 2-id ,r,,cr, z.rifsnH sfiE--.. Il Secretary.
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MS LARGE STOCK OF BLACK, CO.
LORD, AND FANCY.sTRIPED SILKS;
BLACK SILKS at Il per yard;
BLACK SILKS at 81 i O pr yard;
BLAtK SILKS nj n1.25 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at 81 35 per yard:
BLACK SILKS at $3.50 per yard;
BLACK SILhS a. Sl.75 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at So yer yard;
BLACK SlLkSat 81 20 per yard;
BLACK SILKS at 50 so per yard;
BLACK SILKS at 81 rs per yard;.
BLACK SILKS at So TER yard;
BLACK SILKS At $3.50 per yard.
COLURED SILKS at $l.25, 81 .35, $l.5o, 50, and
up 10 $3.50 per yard-anOug this assortment
wiz he found large variety of BROWNS and
othey fashionable shades {; 81 -
NAVY-BLUE TRtMMING-sILk at csc. worth
S1.25s
STKIPED SILKS aeS5c., 90c.. 81, aud 1925 per
yard worth 81, &125, and 81 90: b.
TUnQUOISE ThIMHING-Sll.KS In handsome
= colors nj 81 pfr yard worth 81;
BLACK and CULORED SATlhS in all qualities !;
MARCALINES and VELOURS at great barr aims,
at inc 81 LEVY BRoTHERS.
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OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF HRALrH,p 81
RICHMOND, November 10, 1875,
THE FOLLOWING ARRANGEMENT
T. has been inute FOR The REMOVAL OF ASHES
and GARBAGE for the winter and sprirg, aud will
be observed on and after MONDAY, November
18th. 49, 49, -
his service wi be performed on MONDAYS
anA = TUESDAYS In that part Of the city west Of
souFtn street, w EltNES3aXS and tn GKSDAYS
~ tpe seetirp between Fourth ann Fourteenth
Streets street. aug ssIphi and sAIUk DAYS east Of
foafrtnth siIee', &c j. g. CABELL,jty
no lt-St President Eosrd or Health. :,
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arFLANNEnst FLaNNELs!

. Goto LEVY BROTHERS for your FLAENELs'
They now offer some extraordinary inducen.ent Is
They keep the largest. best assorted and Cheapest
stock 10 this city, and have nearly every quality
manufactured. ,.,r : LEVY FBRoEHEEhs.
% The largest stock of CLoAKs In this city. .ef
tg , ssE.ss E.e.sif-j % sd E'tA. no 10