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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-19
The Mysteries of the Female Toilette.


The Pail Mall Gazette says: "The
latest novelty in woman's attire does
not sound comfortable. She has, it
seems, adopted garment in which it is
almost impossible to walk or to sit
down, or to enter q carriage and which
can only be worn by throwing the body
into tho most painful contortions &C
cording to instructions specially given
by the dressmakers who manufacture it,
The Paris correspondent of the Queen
gives the following account of this new
article of dress: 'Demi- trains, says the
correspondent, fare announcement for the
street and even for getting into car
rage, and they are so tied back and
banded with elastic that walking and,
above all, sitting down are not the easy,
careless movements Of yore. Some
dressmakers give instructions as to the
management of these demi- trains. The
best manner Of gathering up the train
is to turn to the right, bending slightly
backwards, and to take hold of the
dress as low down as possible with the
! right hand. When you straighten and
stand upright again the skirt will be
slightly lifted, and thus become no
longer than a short costume. When
you wish to let the skirt trail again you
must throw it back with sweep of the
right hand. This will be found much
more graceful way Of preserving the
train from contact with the streets than
by lifting il on each side with both
hands, Man dressed in a coat or pair
of trousers involving so much trouble
and agony would hardly feel up to per
forming those duties which woman
kindly proposes to take on her own
hands; she is, however, very strong
minded, and delights in a life of active
OccuDatiOn."
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-19
Psyche.
BY KATE billiard.


When trembling Psyche softly crept
Where her unknown, mysterious Love,
Concealed in shrouding darkness slept,
And held her lamp the couch above,
Eager to prove what hidden spell
OF beauty held her charmed heart,
To teach her eyes its power as we'll,
New sweetness to her life impart,
And point with fresh delight the keenness of
Loves dart.
Her dazzled eyes, one moments space,
Beneath the trembling golden light
Saw all the beauty of that face,
So fair it made day of night
That glorious shape like sun-lt snow
Beheld, with sudden glad surprise,
Then-startled by the lamp-lght's glow
Flashed into hers those angry eyes,
And Love had fed for aye back to his native
skies.
Ali, dearest! trying hard to pierce.
With wistful, questioning blue eyes,
The secret of the uni verse;
That deepest of all mysteries,
The nature of another's SOUL
And what it hath akin to thine,
vision of the unknown whole
From what thou knowest to divine,
And by thy loves sweet light to read this heart
of mine.
Forbear, dear love, to ask to see
All that my Utmost spirit holds;
For still a yelling mystery
The godlike form of Love infolds;
And while our pulses beat as one,
And all my being bends to thine
AS turns the flower to the sun,
Still leave my heart one hidden shrine,
Where. sacred and unseen, reposeth Love di-
vine.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-19
A Love Song.

Life is never brighter
Than when love appears
Love in the east life is a feast
Spires for joyous years.
Life grows even sweeter
Still as love ascends-
While our hearts beat, o may love sweet
Shine ON US, my friends.
Life is never sadder
Than when love departs
Down in the west lifes glory and zest
Sink from empty hearts.
The Examiner.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-19

A PALL1D and excited Individual dash
ed into a saloon the other morning, and
in an agituted voice gasped the follow
ing "a glass of liquor. quick A
man has fallen outside and cut his head
shockinglyl' The bartender promptly
turned out the liquor into tumbler,
which the stranger clutched nervously
and emptied at once. Then he drew
his hand across his eyes, sighed heavi-
ly, looked into the face of the amazed
dealer, and apolegetically said The
sight of blood alters did make me sick Z"
And then walked away, leaving the bar
tender staring at the door.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-19

JAMES FISK, ST., has broken out as a
pilgrim to Palestine, and a little New
England newspaper notices that he will
write letters from that far country.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-19

BosroN CoRBETT, who killed Wilkes
Booth, is making hats in Cleveland.
Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1875-05-19

I strove to tear thee from my heart,
The effort was IN vain;
The spell was ever On my LIE,
And | am here again.
Oh! I have ranged in countries strange,
And vowed no more to meet,
But power was in thy parting glance.
To bring me to thy feet
We cannot 90 against loves will
When he has bound us fast;
Forgive the thought that did thee wrong,
And be mine own at last.
Maud listened; the tears stood in her
eyes. Suddenly her heart softened.-
What years had not done, this song had
accomplished in few moments. She
was girl again. She loved Paul Red
law ouce more. All this fendish long
ing for revenge was gone. Yes, she
loved him, she would be his wife. She
could overtake the messenger yet. Her
carriage stood at the door, She rushed
down the stairs and hurried into it.
"Drive for your life," she whispered
30 the coachman. "Overtake Thomas;
he has note that must have back"
The coachman obeyed. He drove her
as bride was never driven yet. But the
footman's feet had crossed the TIRES
hold of the church ere they had neared
it.
She stepped from the carriage as
bride has seldom stepped, unattended.
She had forgotten those who were to be
with her; she thought only of him-of
her lover. The crowd did not turn at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02
washington Items.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-Tae aspirants
for the speakership are working quietly but,
earnestly. Among those most prominently
spoken of are Kerr, of Indiana Randall. Of
Pennsylvania; Woods and Cox. of New
York; Sayler, of Ohio; and Knott, of Ken.
lucky, The friends of Mr. Kerr have very,
favorable news for him from nearly all sec.i
tions. Z !. - g4.E<@it,sIfw N -
Bya royal order ofatbe Spanish Govern.
ment all vessels leaving New Orleans after.
the LIST Of September are declared foul, the
order stating that the yellow.fever exists
there, and they will be subject to quarantine
on entering any Spanish port. l:EJ g't.so3ss
The Internal Revenue Department has "a
telegram announcing The ,death OF Collector
Charles E. Norris, of the third district of
Texas. ,- -, .. ", -, -, -,
William T. Otto has been appointed by
the Supreme Court reporter Of it's decisions
The Treasury has called in ten millions Of
bonds of the act of June 80, 1864. Interest
closes February 1, 1876. - -. = '''' d f.
Sclomon Stomberger, Of Neg York, has
been appointed consul at Minateslas, Mexico.
The debt statement showssa decrease Of
four million in the Treasury. Coin, seventy
three and three quarter million; currency,
nine and three:quarter million. ~ ..a
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.FINANCIA.L.. !; !
RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
5II l.att. = TasS,- onrs i

Z ENtS11N1oNO SLSSh1 c<AS11fISIIys
~. ~ ,;.',. e.: ~: MONDAY, November i, 1875
@GoId.-A,nercan gold. 11s hid.,E fiG f-iliti i,,.
+ STATE Securities. Virginia. consoso8 "a bid; Vir-i
pinfa consols, new. 4SH Asked: Virgnia deferred.
SA bid, ask ed: Virginia interest certificates 2I
asked: Virginia taS-receivaple coupons, 90a bid,
90k asked. * j.,
City Observation-Disclosures 5ss,,ss bid,
1O6asked Richmond city 1s, Sz1ts bid, 70 asked
Railf6ad bondS ri chrn6nd, Fredericksburg ana
Potomac ,RaiIroad mortgage rs, j. j., 90 bid:
Richmond. Fredericksburg and Potomac iIiailroat
mortgage 6's. J.. q D. 50 It'd : Richmond aDd'
DanvilIe Railroad consoiidated 8's, NJ Il N, SO
hid 10 asked i--t' n !i!r3i7u e.jI .gstEgs7F s.as
IqiLrond Stocks.-Rchmond, Frsder icksburg mud
Potomac Railroad common, 100 narY G5 IBID:
Richmond, fredericksburg aud Potomac Railroad
SIX per CT mt guaranteed, 100 par " bid: X fcl
nont, Fredericksburg and Potomac siir0ad seven
per cent aitHrs nteed, 90 par, 81 bid Richmond
and Danyil!e Railroad, 100 par. bid, asked;
seab. ard and Roanoke Builroad guaranteed, 100
Bank Socks First National, 90 par. 2 OK ask
Planters National, 100 par, los asked; Merchants
2inia. 100 par, 81 asked: Bank Of Commerce, 25
par,-25- bid; Union BanS-or richmond, 80 par,
81 bid. % asked; Merchants and Planters Savings.
% par, % asked; Citizens Savings, 20 par, %
"a, SarGs sss' Observation-Disclosures state 25 par
26 bid Merchants and Mechanics 100 par, 95
bid, 90 asked; City,. 100 par, go asked; Old Do
minioE. 100 par, o. asked; Granite Insurance
Company, 100 par, 95 asked; Commercial Fire
Insurance zee COMPANY, e par, S3E asked; Rich
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02
BY TEIE GRAPH.
Supre,na Cnnra necis,n, i !.

WAssH1HeroS, November i. IN National
Bank Of Commerce, of Boston, ia. TIE Mer-.
chants National Bank, of Memphis. Error to
the Circuit Court of Massachusetts. This
case presents the question whether d Bill OF
iading Of merchandise made deliverable to
order when attached to q time.draft and for.
warded with the draft to an agent for collec.
ton without any special instructions
may be surrendered to the draWee upon his
acceptance OF 1.-THE draft, or whether
the agent Ia to bold the bill of fading after
the acceptance for the payment of the draft,
and the court holds that the agent can be
held liable to the owners Of the draft for q
breach Of duty in surreudering the bill Of
:lading on acceptance Of the draft only after
instructions to retain the bill! until after the
payment Of the acceptance. ST .,,.s. i
Decision reversed In the Supreme Court.
Mr. Justice Strong delivered the opinion.
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vIalrios,ls sie,,,..

The National Gold BIN K and Trust Com
Tany, OF Sun Francisco, failed to open yes
tertays as was promised. ~,
The tGrayel-train engine on 1 be Lehfgh
railroad exploded to day, killing three and
trJuring twenty .fife men, two of W HON haya
tdiej. The engineer was, blown one hundred
feet from the engine. j The locomotive Ras a
new, one. go. ~ 81
The raees at jerome Park, N. Y, yester.
day, were won--first by Lander; second BY
Weatherby; third by. Matte; fourth by
Rbodamanthus. The steeple-cDase was won
by DiaHolp. fea sfa5Hs 5sis l.l,l
II AtAtlanta, Ga, yesterday, William White,
an. operative at lOrmoud's, paper-nIll, was
caught In the sbafting and had his brasr !
dashed out. sfg, ): IL ~, {gsf3 = - -,
The ocean cable between Key West and
Pnnta Rosa has been laid, and, these between
hey West, Havana and other, West India
points repaired. 'Felegrapbic communities
tom between the United States and upper
South America is now OPEN, ~ e.,.1f !
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l|fitIt,les. f,ea,,t,l,ue,l.,.,,.,~,,,,,,.

{ Ak1a4s8t kc NeA6fs &c. tgEfy
a ~ sss sssa asg saa s ss Hi e a
sA Ia g soc oas. soc sa.i,s.
nfsh. 1s@sse u not hD Gs i;F!
saitssIs sd sss 30 :sas
Iron, Steel. Nans,s &c. r IA
IRON American refined, OLD DornihtUn. Q s.1De.
% H.: Ensiisn and American sheet 4N255r !:
Swedes. hammered. e1@7c.: noon. 5H@7hc. -
9sssss: ts5 @ss5 So p esi E sss
stanaarntnat IT, mi benny Other sizes extra 'to'
Plough. castfngs = Whoiessie, III; retail, &c.
Rooe: stanilla. best, esae5c. : iute. ss1c.
6uune: Peray1an fGuans pei. $50 q ton:
Rasons a sen
Piednf snr., $50. atarviand Tntacco- food ace :
Guanahani. ss5 Turner'S Excelsior. $50. -
: Pork.-Drrssed. S&@9c. -; i .t.Ii 3igsC.
II: - Powder Shot. Etc. g.ssrys<
Fuse: Toys mining. SO, soc. @sl.25 u 1O9teet-
rPorodsr: 1915 BY the nye kegs-less than i've
kegs, 49,: bf,sting. s3G&3.25.A stote :E5iEft-9.<1
. Shot Northern: s2.40@s2.o0 p nag OF 25 hs.
6rtndsto,aes:- 11@2Ee. q u. 90
tTa t3Ti.i}.F u tLieorice.j,s ~ IF aIE- ]
Laeorses Pace. ga. Co; sic; r. r.. 2se
&c; A. Z. C., 26c-; G. y,G.2Sc. - ,-,-e = n
IL: ~ Lumber, stares. Etc:
Lumber !: White oak. $3.50 % 1000: Western
VIRGINIA poplar. 8I5a825 "a 10000 white pine
sS6@ST5 81 I.u00 0. fYeIrnsS pine boards $aaas14;
iotst. s12@S1S. according to lengths. hlnRese-
Pine, s2.50@$5: cypress six-inch, $3.50 @S13.5Q,
p 1000. tns-Spnr, so; sawed SO. so p
;ssessss W hiskey -barrei timber, green. ~ 5000
q 1.G0g ]: seasoned. S2QMS25 % Loco. Flour.
barrel timber, 46MS150 ~ 1,o0g.. Flour barrel,
poll psleS San@ h9gsead hoops no demand hick
aags:1 Mixed cotton. s4c.: white, 4@oc.; WOOL.
;Liaaors, Wines. &c.. ! "a . ~,
az Scotch best brands, pints, s29s2.l5, 8
!1ectiftd lHhhks1a - Market uiiSteafty; proof
r9mi nal at S1.SG 9f1.35-ItE,4 !. tsI-r,!SiTs!
Rye EhisErus: Medium, 81. 50Gas2; pure DID,
S26tSA :Sirginia Mountain, new. ~ epS2.50; Old.
s2.500$3.3 so and upwards. ,-,lf-
l,Gts, Domestic, " .850s2: imported SS case.
I. Bru1pifss: Domestic. S1.25G6S2: fruit 81 $3.50
4f:5o:- apple, new % 2otsi3: Virginia -Deaeay
SZ.E Oax55. i;4if =,f.;s.f1 y NJ y = III itGL
sRnna: New Ensana,, kl.55GSl.s5; Jamaica
and Santa Cruz, $4ESSS.sg t,:'i ..fs u .-:,~:;.r,
''i -. = -, H1ifl.Feed. r. 3r';@
ShiD8tuF: soc. a bs:ilel. -. 80 ~
BfoOnStuf: S0ta 35c.r q bushe r.. .-st.r
Shorts: 25GsS0c. 4' bu5hei. g, -. y, ...... @
/, Wheat Bran 20@25e. 4l bushel,
C0Tn 5TaR: 1S@20c. TrbrshsL .."!
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Tho Nevada Mines,

San FRANCISCO, November IA special
from Virginia City this evening credits
Mackey, Of the firm, of Hood & O'Brien, with
the statement that with the men and mate
rial now at command the Consolidated Vir.
ginia mine viii be working as usual in thirty
days, and the usual dividend will be paid
from, the bullion already turned and the sur
plus on baud n0W..s. 49, i.,., .ra ~; .-ss '.v %
There is no gas, fire, or apprecabIe amount
of water in the Consolidated Virginia, the
California, Ophir. Gould & Curry, Hale IL
Norcross, or Savage miues. The reservoir
tapEed in the Consolidated Virginia, which
caused the food. having exhausted itself, the
work Of clearing. the burnt district and re-
building is going on rapidly. ~
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-.-.. .rFs ..s.--I- #.stl CE,,f1
New YNsk Items.

New YORK, November lin Brooklyn
to-day Moody, the reyivalist, in conjunction
with Sankey, proposed that November AZ
be appointed as day of fasting and prayer
for Gods blessing. Carried mem. con. at the
rink. 1t. was further resolved to lutte all
the churches of America into observing the
day. ..'... ..wl.
In the Supreme Court to-day Tweed's
counsel moved that the new silt for mil.
lion dollars be stricken from the calendar on
technical grounds. The court took the p:
pers. f,5r+N IT: 2tHk!- HljJEE
4, II. G. Bowen's suit for libel Us. The Brook.
lyn Eagle. Thomas Kinsella. and James Nc
Dermoi, assignee, for S250.OO0, is set for No.
vember 9Th in Brooklyn Superior Court. . !:
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fire itcrorn.
: 80. ~ --i.5.A rrYT1S MILL BURNED - LOSS,
$40 600.

: 80! ~ ..-l...A c1yTJS MILL BURNED - LOSS,
$40 600.
PErlAr.-'..:.. October 31.-Thc Carleton
gal'.a Sd ...,r- mills, on Hamilton street
,-'W.'" fH"Hty.i4ira and Twen'y.t0urth
@!ru;s. were t5t.,y destroyed by Tile to-day.
ILe lire h,,&, rGt in one Of the drying
:7a,H,. = i.3yT wird prevailed, which
:ruI"-rG -" o:s."J.!ons Of the tiremeD. TO
s2!-" ry.s!'. u>c.,>s. The concern is known
=: i@e H-GIt.'> Mills, having formerly been
0!~rNDA b. J. I. Bruner d Sons. A year
agon ra--al !p'J The hsuds of Philip c. Gar
~ X O.. Nr. David L. Lord, Of New
i0IS, oWoe% d" property, and has an int r
=, Il - ENLARGEMENT. The mills were
:oI! Di1dl-G i'tt long, one hundred and
,"nty ice: MD, and five stories in height.
lA'y contained yary line machinery, which,
%!;a =. sol. .: woollens, cottoas, and
,e:b,, "a, -G'jrr!y consumed. TIE loss il
estimated q: 500, 300. on which there are in
sslaar', =, $4,000 Oh buildings, $4,000
ga machinery, aAu >I35 900 on the stock, di.
'!d's al0n.., IN !eadng companies 10 this
eoIn'ry a"i Eo.;aud, 10 company loSiag
OK: 81 900
Ii.hIEjE FIXES IN KANSAS.
hAA-4- CRY Oc:cber 30.-EXtensive and
''"S''' .'!tsj. II - GiC III oOo!u~
e!1 Kansas -.,J0g tie liae Of the Fort Scott
Ia!i!oad. - oGe place ia Cherokee county
!he lies OF 'a"ee miles Of track were burned.
iLc Ire caught from the locomotives, and at
h'I accounts Ltd swept over miles OF coun.
u, cvsLroyiIs houses, fences, and barns.
HArGS-5EG DAMAGED BY FIRE.
NV loaE, October 30.-A fire tonight
% the premise, No. 10 Cedar street, occu.
pea by LAnSmao Il Kemp, druggists, dam
"s'o stocE $4,000 and building $4,000.
LiTEw BUILDINGS DESTROYED. s...
Nhw ioAE, October 3d. fire this morn
.h5a 4ueeD's, Lorg Island, destroyed eight
b ':- :;:}sf,S 81 OF e. wocILES MILL.
CINCINNATI, October 3l.--Robert Adams's
"oe!!ca mills, NO mics north of Anderson,
tuu., ""Ee burned this morning. Loss,
si'''!9. ~ Insurance. 49,
yaEs AND STORE BCRSEp.
- 'tAL9, Dc.0ber 81. --Hager L. Jolinson's
e"A+t.oatE s.it store, together with adjoining
D.iuings, "&c burned tonight. Loss,
go 9V9 Tree horses were burned TO death.
&&sTEC&cI0E OF 4 CHEMICAL FACTORY.
AK FE!Hc!sCo, October 30.-rbe acid
!Ietogy OF Duffy. Waltz g. Co., Carson, Ne
''""' was burned to day. Loss, S45, 600.
CHURCH BURNED,
"EST Ca2rEE, \. T., October Bottle
!''b}terian church here was burned to-
osT. Loss, $4,000.
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Foreign News.

LONDON, November 1.-Adyices from Cape
P,lmas, west coast of Africa, October 11th,
say tbat Liberian force of five hundred
attacked some native villagers, and were re.
pulsed, losing ;wenty.four in killed. and
wounded, and their cannon. The trouble
arose from Liberian law prohibiting direct
trade between the natives and foreigners.
The TmeS's financial column denounces
as an impudent humbug the scheme adVer-
tised here Offering for sale half million in
sterling of bonds of the Keokuk and Kansas
City railroad.
s, The Times has a, leading article on the ut-
terance of the official gazette. eff ST.. Peters
.burgh that steps must be taken by for
81 Pfuat P eks sfofe St eh ti is Prom.
ises. The Times says we presume
Russia thinks q conference Of the Great
Powers should review the treaty of Paris
aud examine into the state OF the Turkish
empire. IT verbal pressure is all she has in
view. it can better be done by dispatches
than conferences. If she means more serious
jnteryention,is must 60 sofarto be effectualI
that it would raise the Eastern question In a
peculiarly formidable shape. England is NOT
'pyepafed to take SO immense a responsibility
inxhes present unsettled state of Europe.
ATHENS, GREECE, November 1.-Lycargus,
the Archbishop j Of Syria, Of the Greek
Church, is dead. .s.j4, .-.i
PARIS, November liz The, iron clad Ma.
genta. which took tire. at Touion, proved a.
total wreck. d The explosion fred the Victo-
rie,ise. and sEclarieur, 9but they We're extin.
.guished almost immediately. ,:t'tss f7..2s.
= PIYMoUsTH, ENGLAND, November L..
Lloyd's agents examined today eight sailors
belonging to the crew Of the snip John Pas
cal, burned at seu, They were satisfied asf
to the truth OF their dispositions, and told
them they would be no longer detained:
The question. arose as to what-to do With
them. The United States consul ,eensieefs
that he lis an no; wise Iespo nsibles for sheln,
because they shipped az Calcutta, and also!
because With one. exec tiop they are. believed
to be British subjects. This men wish TO go.
to- London 90 ~ I ~
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weather Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, November 1.-For the South
Atlantic and Gulf States. lower barometer
southerly and westerly winds, and warmer,
clear, or partly cloudy weather. ~ ..i.....
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
southeast to northeast winds, rising tempe
nature, increasing cioudineSs, and possibly
occasional rains. ------
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Flood In the Mcrrimac River.

MANCHESTER, n. H, November 1.-The
Merrimac has risen several feet yesterday
and to-day on account Of the severe storm of
Saturday night. Serious fears arc. enter
tanned for the safety OF the river.wal. On
account of the narrowness Of the river.
channel, and great pressure Of sand on the
inside. about fifty feet. OF the wall, which is
OF solid masonry fifteen feet high, has shown
signs to-day of giving away.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02
Sale of Election Pools.

PHILADELPHIA, November 1.-Pools on the
result of to.morrow'S election were sold to-
night in this city as follows: $50 to $40 on
$4,000 majority for Hartranft in the State;
800 to $50 on 10000 majority, and $50 to
sl5 that be will lead his ticket III the city;
80 even that Piolett will have majority
outside Of the city CT Philadelphia. .,<5
The betting Was spirited and long oontin-
ned
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Deatls-fEoar.ErOsf.

Especial telegramto the Dispatchl - 80
NORFOLK, November 1.-Wlliam +. Col
lins, an eminent citizen and well-known
builder of Portsmouth, died to-day.
The first boar-frost of the season in this
section this morning. 49, 80 q.
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Il
rnICT y 1 Sr 10 ~ IN ,.s y sS
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SCdEUILE Oh IRAkSS.--TRA No
EypRvss Wee yfn r,t-.f eaveS
Richmond at sos 4, Nj feaveg ,rufkevfIie. -
Danvfnea At Ia Pa N.: ienIas err es,shoso, N 8iS6
Charscsie atS:4S r. M
TRAIN No.. 2-NRwssFoREsAaD Esx On
LEANS EXPgSS5,s scasSyarft- Leaves a harlotte at
$40 A. pr; i.ares airline : aHetioh d. 6;20 Al.
No, leaves sa!IseaFS,as S:S4 "a. leaves GIeehs-s
9oro, al lnOl n nj Leaves ilanRtll az r.
All seayet sSh a al = saves husxs.
nus AZ OUR. Nj SiIlSeS at fhicnIpeuu dstSsHf9
Tram m No Tn. cs.,sI rw yo ,s
son mir mr. TssSss sSs,sn,sd G. DC =
leaves Burssvilii as 4:saEP. NJ leaves f,nnaee Is
ieSss GrsensSo-e " s ~:
az S:e7E W!: ieayes hjr.ih,c Junction n y:sfi
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02

!. VGr City Co!ucil recently adopted an or
r'aahec requiring all persons who build
!:o'He hotIses III the corporation tointroduce
W., 10y waller into the promises and no one can
~, nuHo suoo house without the permission OF
,Le Iounc!, conditioned as above. Peters
Du' would do well TO follow suit Norfolk
NNcr IN FeterStur1 Ne,rs. 1900.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02

Al $40 Francisco, on SATURDAY., there was
a IaH Oh toe SaGouul Gold Bank and 7, ust
~ nI'1lihy. Tee bank Continued business I'LL
~, :; usual boar Of elostig. Toe officers state
'h t, ''hey kaow OF noesuseifof The run.
IL is estimated that two hundred marine rs
mSfe drowned In the North sea during The
S~!es ol lie past three weeks,