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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-29

In, the name Of BIZ. sEXcelleDcyf the. Gov,
eruor of Virginia, of General Joseph e.
Johnston, marshal of the day., and In my
own name, congratulate the good citizens
of Richmond and the people Of this; Conn
mon wealth that the ceremonies of the, 26th
incident to the unwilling Of Foley's statue
OF jackson. passed off without accident,
nothing occurring to mar the pleasures Of
the d1y.a2.fs.:, -,.,.aus @iae srd lo Ig@Gop4' |.
Toe, thanks of our people are due, and
those Oi his Excellency the GOVERNOR of
General Johnston, and my own thanks, are
rendered to the Com mittee on Decorations.
n The distinguished artists of our city who
gave,up their time and labored assiduousy
day and, night for ten days without @ re-
munerationyr for the pleasure Of the
public, cannot Ebe sufficiently 2. thanked.
The taste and, talent displayed uby Messrs.
John a Elder, i W. A. Sheppard, F..
j.. Fisher, &. T.. Daniel, Jr.,s Wisliam
Kopskie, and Charles L. Siegel, have con-
tributed and, still contribute =. TO your
pleasure. To the press, the ladies OF Rich
mond, Msjorl John 81. Claiborne and the
Konservatiye Kampaign Hub. the merchants
and gas-fi!ters, Major S.. B. Boykin and bis
assistants, Major John Poe 1.-THE efficient ard
courteous chief; of police and his assistants,
the public are under obligations, and all have
the thanks Of his Excellency The Governor,
of Gen eral Johnston, and of myself.
The pageant was worthy of the cccaston /;
the department of our people of all classes
and conditions was all that it should have
been. If offence was given. it was not in-
tended certainly BY the undersigned. 80
~ 20. Z, '..; -; e Acting Chief Marshal.
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flor the Dispatch.]
TIE St0newoia Brigade.


Among the many pleasant recolIections
connected with the inauguration of General
Jackson's statue Is Que which cannot fell TO
be fraughtwith paiafuI emotions to our eiti.
Zeus; and this is the neglect shown to the
Stonewali brigade in failing to provide them
with food. With whom the. responsibility
rested we DO not know :; but surely some
explanation should be made of neglect
which was the subject Of surprised remark
and bitter comment With every stranger
visiting our city. While the Confederate
officers and "d,stinguished strangers y were
toasted ou.the fat OF the land, free Of charge,
these poor men dhYited guess. alsol
were left utterly unproyidsd for. OK.
cept that they bad lodgings Gaditfsrent at
that atthe old Monumental Hotel, All these
men are posr--some OF them even in want 2
I and many who could not otherwise huye ar.
forded nc, expecting TO receive necessary al.
ttention as the city's invited guests, came auH.
provided with money. Tue circumstance
came TO the knowledge, Of one or Two ladies
on the day after the celebrations, and these
made the case known 10 others. A supply
I OF cooked provisions was at once sent la, bus
I too late, unfortunately, as most Of the sol.
dfers had already considered it best to- leave
the city instead of remaining to eujoy the
Fair, as .hey had Anticipated. Surely 1t is
QUE TO bath them and our citizens to ex plain
The cause Of . neglect which must und0ubt-
ejiY have been the result OF some uDtertu.
Lac mistake or oversight.
Strange Il Is 70 ieaea that while all our
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Colonel knights Mistake.

After the primary election Colonel KNIGHT
proclaimed that be had received minority
over either General JOHNSON or Mr.. TANNER.
so make this appear be halved the, vote cast
for those gentlemen, dividing 1t in equal
parts between them. - 'f,l' .3'..'-' s.,'t |
This he bad no right to do. Voters gave
two votes-one for JOHNSON, one for TAN
NgR--and Colonel KNIGHT, for himself, de.
,termined that instead of casting one vote for
each the voter only gave halt a tote to each !:
an absurdity which few could suppose man
with his intelligence could make. sss. =, los ,
This delusion proves that so far from being
dissatisfied with running alone on his ticket
against the two gentlemen, JOHNSON and
Tanner combined, he had flattered himself
that ne would have an easy conquest over
them. The old adage said that In a political
contest one candidate could easily whip
t,eo-nay, half dozen! His delusion at the
primary election was complete; but as soon
as he was undeceived that expedient by
which he expected to beat easily both TAN.
SER and JOHNSON became " fraud" Yes,
it was then that their bull gored his OK.
- Circumstances altered cases." =. -
What sham this preteXtis!
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Mr.. Starke-

led the list Of gentlemen who begged
TANNER to become candidate for the Sem
ate. And now SrARKE sets himself up as u
candidate against TANNER. The act was
faithless to Tanner indeed in any view.
There were plenty Of ambitious men to OPP
pose him without driving the friends that
nomin ,sed him to that ungracious act. Mr.
STAKE needed no driving: He was too will
ing 70 be boosted up in the world. He was
like the girl at the ball whoj jumped at the in
~yi,ation 10 dance, declaring that she had
" aited ia her seat for the Invitation so long
that she "rsly" thought she you'd have
<'taken root" ~, .t.4.... H.. .u.... r
STARKB was not candidate at the prl-
mary election at all. He waited till his cho.
sen friend was nominated, as if to make his
faitblessness notorious, and then offers the
merest sham of an excuse for doing SO. In;
deed, with any fair.minded man the excuse
offered is absolutely au aggrsyation of the
act OF deserving the friend he brought out.
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Colonel Knight.

5,m,onel Ks,aar charged afraud upon
tne Execn,!sa COMMITTEE of the Conservative
n,r,y Of Richmond. The charge has been
dtsproced unfair as the rules Of Justice IN
all the tribunals we kEowi show It TO be ' TO
throw che burden. Of proof upon the ac-
cused, IL has nevertheless been done in the
case of Colonel KmaHr's accusation. he mas
.bu. made charges. BE has not attempted
so sussain them by anything worthy Of Inc
name of proof. He has dealt 10 a'eFe AZ
sumption. Ys hts accusation has been met
and positively dlsproved. ss Is
It was upon the grounds of that accuse.
t;on that Colonel KNIGRT veotured 10 res'st
that PARTY into whose bosom, after the pat
mary election, be ayowed his determination
10 retire. He positively. declined 70 bs 6 2
candidate for the Independents; but per.
sonsi ambition was too strong forohis con-
sc;entions sense OF his duty to the party
which bad saved Virginia from fearful dis.
as,er. he changed his mind, and Is now 9
candidate resistiug bis party. i; isGits t-.,sssg
His accusation offraud being absolutely
atspfoved, and that being his only excuse
for opposing his party, why should he ', now le
maintain the attitude Of open resistance 70
that party? There can be. no good feasep
for ~ and there can be but one motive
personal ambition. The question for the
people is this: Is Colonel Ks1aRrs services
more important to us than the Conservative
party may, the State? Let every voter
answer for himself. We have all deep
stake ia this matter, and this question should
be snsw cred with regard to the public good
and that alone. f .sa} IEAt >LHfs2.>a. 1
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Fe,!ow.cilizens, personalities are nothing
in the pending election: the State every.
thing. A man who would give q vote at this
time from merely personal considerations Is
not fit himself to be trusted in any service
where good judgment and public devotion
are required. This paper has no personal
motive to crafty from its course. 1t stands
by the most important party that ever exs !.
ed In our State. We know too well what
dangers we may fear from discord and dis
ruption in the Conservative party. The in
jury that may follow to the dearest interests
of the State, as we'll as the order and security
of society, we shudder to think of. Oh,
stand together, Conservatives. Virginia and
your noble city demand your help!
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DEATHS.

: Dicd, on the 9th instant, on Belle Isle, JAMES
viii H. the oldest son of Mrs. Bridget Welch, In
the eighteenth year of his age, from inquiries rer
celyed 1T the Old DomInion Works. ~ df..,
Farewell, dear mother, am at rests and shah for o
1 could moi ay with you on earth, but you can
Farewell dear brother and sisters, shed not a lear
20 for me: ~ Ett"'.. - =. - >"
Ero,n psin care. and sorrow, am forever free: j.,
For am III glory, have gained my heavenly rest
want YOU ali to meet me- aud be forever bfest.
Farewell 10 my mother, dear sisters, and brother
Aud fond companions whom l loved, leave y5u
all behind. - g.
HIS funeral win txke place at 8 O'Clock, The 29t
ipstsnf, from ST. Peters cathedral. Erlends anC
relatives of the family arc Invited TO attend, sy
Norfolk and Pittsburgh papers please copy. r,
Died. on the morning Of October 2Sth, at 81
O'Clock. LULIE, iTfant daughter OF VIZ. and +.
~ jenkins: aged sixteen months and THU teen days
Il; DO YOU miss inc at home, dear mother, i2!Su
t.ssAf morning, at noon, at night! tsnGh saGr.
-" nv home is with the angels In heaven, " "
~ nv garments IRE shining and bright. -
= NV spirit still hoyers around Thee p u}IliD9
- At morning, nj noaD, ut night: .,-lt re-,
Cheer ther, n dear mother remember -,
b J. Your LULIE is an angel OF light =" &2i3t!-a
The funeral will take place THIS tFridayl MORN.
ING at IL O'Clock, from the residence OF her pa;
reuts. No. 24I0 Venable street. Friends and &C.
Gu1ibtances Of the family respectfully invited to
attend without further notice. IFS sGGL! .s6&tg
baltimore aad Norfolk papera please copy. -.
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Mos. o.rEs AND HEB TROUPE. Mis- Gates
and her, troupe gave Us lust 1lighta mostsen.
joyabIe ope1a--ths PriDcassl OF Hrenizende,
nv C,fenbach. s5sta isi Dos lsfgyTkM eIgi
THE music of this Topefa odiffafs entirely
fnnm former works Of the; composer; and
while we arerDot prepared tossay ttlas 1t
ennais aThed Grand, Duchess p yeti there ase
songs and .bofuses sn9it which one never
ties of. and one of I hemJ Is the" Hunters
Chorus.n which dast inight received VI Well
deserved encore. q i,ssclgfa 80 :9tied :. :.
70 Mrs. ,Oatesas = aphael' added, h posi-.
ble. TO her la,irels. ID Drew ou:dtd hfaissH
as nTrema!ini;p and astonisbed, co doubt, his
many friends, who had heretofore Only seen
him in sentimental !partsa aHe pia8 ed 'nis
bart most admirably. = Mr.. HoTsen, 'as the
Snowman, was ininni;able. Insp7ou eii NJ
n Mr.. Hail was last night qIise hoarse, and
could not giveus to fiGcaiSantage the1 rich
ness and meliowuess:of hisyoice. The other
male characters sustaine their parts'welH {
Mrs. Chapman vas irresistible as faolo,
and was welt sustained by her nieees I'm the
play) Regina and zapitts.i71a2 oat LailL,tnaa
I Tonight we have Msdame Angofs Child,
and for. to .lnorrow's rnatires Girafe.Girshi.
The house wiltno doubt tie filed with beauty
and fashion onIboth OCCASIONS 80 81 7i'a "
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q el.Ior5ss!:
Isl exhIbtted at
.x!-rs,C oHBN BROTHERS
...sh,s.xsek.. They, ara .oferiug


5000 YARDS BLACK and coLoRED Dress
s3gGOoDs 1t I6Kcpryard worth 20 70 a0e.;
cases CALICOEs at SIC. worth to 10r. |; g
tiarye hot of BLACK ALPkcAstat at auction
soG prices; .ozpg7 siEIatr3ltiS sds - sffti
BLACK ALPAcA st asc. worth soe., At soc
worth SIC, and at 33c which Is the best eve'
u ssoId Heretofore at 42c. q, go
ALDO, SILK u JsrREs- some Nos. at nearly hall
'1as their general vaiue; "'at ~ Z - ~ .
BLACK TURIN TAMfsE At acc. heretofore SOLD
ssstl at 75c.; isss) 2. ,J2t'&' ni3is''.,'h ~
1R1sH pOPL1Ns at ssc. worth u: sgj - aaf 80.
fRIsH PoPLfNs At 81 worth %, " ,i.,-,., -
Bright RI 41DSat zoe. worth 40c.; Gia''' :
BLACK, CEsHMERRs at SIC worth $780, a
81 !fsi wortif@ pcs Rs'3iIz ~ Na'isl 800
ALLtWl)oLi TAHIsE at 55c! cheap 'as31 'hay1
DRaPlD'ETE SAUsTRALIANe eREPE s,i EN-.
10 nePKkSS CLOTHS, and other mourning goods
at much below the general markerrafeg iisD
In C0LOBED, DRESS GOODS, COHEN ll4!!ss tBho
TIL ERs have one Of largest IN this city
RIauK SILKs al ali prices. see their particular
III NJ, AZ :, a 81 wbrtf se:i a'ot2i at.if9
one q NE hrsest varieties of CoL0RED SILKS
-giFII q, .bt5c,fyi Y!gG ii E59si a1SATNIfa- sGH
rNsiIss TRsBLE g GRAPE at 80 40 worth ss;d
Also GRAPE Wells III safi Qualities sat less than
1h4 The general pf8ce;a y SD % r." EG5Ss2
Grape COLLARS at zoe. worth A0c., at SO and
tI8ss 8oc. worthfrom31 to Sl.eo; 2tIoig,l 5s'i
Anotherto hrge lot of f;iadies'G~ REVERSIBLE
~ sSHAWES at Toe. worth $l,5O;d ~ glEE7s9
Misses SHAwLS at $780,, reduced from soc. a!!G9
COHEN BROTHERS have every variety Of Jun
DER,WEAR for ladies, men, and children .45oQ
A large variety ofjGAssIMEREs and CLOTHS for
- mems and boys wear; iii, ,lIsa. ,d bril-
TABLE UIL-CL reduced so PEI, cent. ,.,5
- -. -, COHEN BROTH ERs, 49,,
- IA ~, sos Bread street "a
go, ~" = between Third aud Fourth streets
~ 4bts'iEAi4i ~
CIOsen pa CNftDlAeHt1.' .,..ll...,h -L,ai S.ei2
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- - -, $ssI - @ u. q
5people were uniting Il braise N theg" i'm
mortal S.oDewall brigd6 Of Aeich I'VE are lss
$50 proud, those very h WEo4ougnt ao9
suffered, and were bysaurnssfrozea ana
starved, 10 our SnsF .e, s.a ~,
again Id ourvery midst. . Tbree cneers lot wy
Stonewal Brsgadel was the universal cry;;
but the cheers cost nothing, ana the peop.c
went home to their luxurious dlnnere, ieas.
ing the veteran, sltanSers. IN QUE mlasks
though .shey had so often saTea OUT sley,
weafy. hungry, and thiraty ater saaC iohg
and fatiguing march In the procession.
strange, too, to reflect tnat while we were
IGNORING the memory OF the brave reader,
the men whom he 10 loved and from whom
he derived hsif hts glory, were left huuRry
anu neglected 10 the'sery sightof bis static.
The thought occurred tome yesterday a.
stood in front OF II that the earnest gsze was
ExedI upon the remnant OF his tmcn ssithey
iat looking foriern land neglected On the
steps of the Monumental Hotel. itafa
no ss,3ss y, 9.gs 49, nl52 9;i3 MARTELLE. -
The City Council gave $1,000 to some such
purpose as Is here alluded TO, but we know
not exactly what 10 was; In the Dispatch
Of October 9th is Che folio wing :.fi;S -: 4
rms sroSEwALL HEROES 70 BE PROVIDED FoR:
!, MI, Samuel d. Rulliam presented the fol:
iGwing: go a..s.f MI. {..l.1ssaft4 ~ .t4&gi,1
i Resolued lbe Board Of Aldermen eogcur.
riug), That the sum Of one thousand dollars,
Of. SO much thereof as may be necess w, be
appropriated from the contingent fund Tor
The purpose Of making suitable arrange.
ments for the" Inauguration Of the statue OF
Lienteua nt! General Jackson on the 26th In
stant.t 70 he expended under the SUPERVISION
OF beFinance Committee and such citfzens
as they associate with them. 49, l ..,, a.,
That " S liberal appropriation for Rich.
nnond:. But why the Richmond authorities
rather than the State authorities were ex.
pectcd to provide for these heroes we know no
not. Let us hear. all about it. Certainly
neither Richmond nor her Council can justly
be accused OF. no. tryingto perform plain
duty. : .s| ID, '''-t. go "'.''
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TIE TOBACCO INSPECTIONS LAW. - ich-
,nond, October 26, 1S75.-The Tobacco-ln-
spe ction Law Convention, which !, was APP
pointed to meet In this city by the President
of the State Agricultural Society, met in the
Senate chamber, and was called to. order by
j. NJ. Newman, being called to the chair and
j. r. Blrksdale acting as secretary. ,a4. =
1t was moved that this Convention adj
+journ to meet here (there, being no quorum)
the 23d of November, at 7 O'Clock. ,t.s.1
80, JAMES N. NEWMAN, Chairman
j. r. Barksdale, Secretary. -. a.
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Major T. w. Daniels Address

I0ctJO1 W 0I%x13V1 y <3e<~<1 W.
b eiore the Army of Northern Virginia last
night will be read with deep attention, and
excite wide interest. Careful in its state.
ments, able in its analysis. vivid in its de-
scriptions, scholarly and eloquent, 1t is a
most valuable contribution to history, and
will add to the reputation of the distin.
guished young orator. r
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Fl the boilers could only be induced to
appreciate aud adopt as their own the mag
unanimous sentiment of Ulysses" Justice Is
dearer to me than revenge how soon all
opposition to our ticket. would cease, and
hov i: would exalt them in the opinion of
the men whose wise c0unsels and timely ad.
.monitions they have heretofore been glad to
respect. - s,sas e5ss.#.s ! II
So says the Petersburg .NeUS as to the
boilers 10 Petersburg; and SO we say as to
the boilers in Richmond. -. !.
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POCKET :l17 P1cKzp.-aIr.2 j., ": dennis had
bis pocket picked yesterday az the Fair
Grounds Of a small amount of money and a
number or !due.bills.. The thief was con!
siderate enough to leave him sufficient
amount to purchase return ticket to the
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Il, LARGE PoTAroEs. = Dir. +. w johnson, Of
Hauoyer county, left at our office yesterday
eleven sweet POTATOES weighing together
forty and halt pounds. says be will
make two, hundred and twenty-five bushels
To the acre. lni r.iE,.Li b. IN t-LNEte
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Rooms KoNsERvATlvE KAMPAIGN .KLUB,
RICHMOND. Va, October q, 1s75.--The Hon
scrvative Ham paign Klub return their most
grateful thanks to the ladies and gentlemen
for their laborious and patriotic cooperative
assistance in preparing evergreen, flag. nc-
tura- and artiticial-fower decorations for
the decorating committee of the Jackson
statue celebration. <,a,h;l mon Il. n =
,....s,t- we. JOHN FL. CLAIBORNE, Chief.
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- WRIT OF + HABsAs CoRPCs.7Barney VII
| liams, who is in Jail charged with receiving
stolen property, will, TO, day. be brought be-
fore Judge Guigon on writ of hn6eaS corr
Epus sued out BY his COUNSEL, Captain George
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IA LIBERAL CoSTRIBuIIoN. Mr. WV.
Corcorau, OF Washingoon,,D O., yesterday
gave to- the Southern Historical Society i've
hundred dollars, and promised a like contrl-
button each year hereafter.s3yp3T etH .hHa'
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- -, ATTIENTION I. A TTENTIlN

g ATTENTION '!..,ATTENTION J, ~,
Snecial attention Is called of the people visiting
s, aSR !Se Ef ess f. he 9asmhHs sgd
429 Broad street o s,yssss Fourth and Fifth
!, They will be able 10 accommodate thousands iot
customers by their reinforcement Of cetks. go.
ge ansh M DRESS aooIis at GOO worth s5c.;1
H,nSSms tss St a 81 ss sss
bees &c SsEs and SERGE Pop1
soc o:5es { SRFff S9f aES HE ates, style Il
soc, selling everywhere at 65c.; -i+5'&"l'
Look at our TYCOON REPS in entirely new pat
Ano aaesi lot of those CAsHMEREs In drab. navy
blue and seal brown ut SOC. per yard, never OF
s.sa aa fss '1d SKIRT at Toe worth
Handsome shiG1s ALL-wooI CASHMERE In all shades
sCSRFs in ali The latest styles from 1oc. up I'd
20 BSIAcK, ALPAcAs. BLACK ALPAcAsl Ii
worth 45c- at Acc. worth 50c.;' at SOC. would
X be cheap at ESQ., az e2Ac general price 81 pei
Harsd sSi BLACK cAsAMERFs from sl.lo to
- '5GIL LOOK AT: OUR ;!,,=,iia t.5-.I' !
Lar sa lie B cd 81 ANKETs at IS, $3.50, p, IS
80 81. 90, AM Gan thirty per cent cheaper zap
1881 than thefrvulue. tt;!s = ~ ~ > = 70
Look at, our large.slze REVERSlBLE; SHAWIs
:. at 75c., regular selling price IL 80. .r,,sc~.i
Finer sHAWLS accordingly cheap. :. *'S.ii
Look at our BRoeHE sHAWLs ats5:50. reduced
Our iF casS9fHERE DEpARTMENr is complete fit5
~ from 25ci per ynrd upito SIS: E$'8I4I JEST.
Lock at our splendid @ Aesthetics at 75c. and IL
per yard worth fully $l.25: --.-,F "a.
Look at our ladies' MERINO VESTS at Soc
CARFETSl CARPETS!l CARPETS!i I'll
OIL.CLOrHS! OlL-CLyTHS!!O lL.CLOTHS!! J.
Pa sT5IE KUGsf RUGSE kUGS!t! taf'sss
oe IS = alI 81 syo.yS Gle BROTHERS,.
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VE0|AA MaFT s.

g&S6NoTHyH1sRRATM III dEtTlfG .-T 1L .
NM,Slos GN1B III rax 1Efp.On Msnday
night nextl6h last sEsSt- Conservative mass.
meeting OF the canvass will take place ID
front Of the Old Market Hall, under The au'
spices Of tbe Old sBominiDm Club! CSptain
George d. Wise, Elk Governor Walker
|sMayors Keiiey;3af ifred eeursnsys
ana other accomplished gent nave peS II
invited to speak. There VIII also pIoban!y,
be present several dis,ingnishe led orators ron
oiher sections q, the State The Ga De-
minion l. preparing 70 make this meeting tns
lareest and most successful one Of the KIND rt
ever, held ia Richnor d, and the faithful Con-
se pl ,tiyes of the city win pndonbiedly give
lhem an The aid and encouragement they
need in their patriotic undertaking.
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/, MEETINGS.

'NIOTICE.--The annual meeting ofSTOCk.
~ HOLDERS Of The Rio HN1OND. YORK Riy,
ER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD COMPA.
NY, Will he hid nj the Office of the company, In this
city. ON THURSDAY the 10th day Of Noye ven
&C s2.td - 'nA =. Secretary and Treasurer. |
NTOTICE.-Tbe1 ANNUAL MEETING
Nv or the STUCKH OILERS OF THE Roam
flKE SNhVIG ALTON COMPANY win tie held. al
south Boston. w., on MONDAY. the Sth'of No.
veinDer, 1854 IL O'Clock A. NJ ~, -
DC s. swti < &C: h. CAB ANISS,' Secretary. /
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WOOD AND coal. :.


A. CARD.-The notice Of the dissolution of
which appeared in the Dispatch of Monday and
Tuesday last. undt rsts nd, has led some of my
fciends and customers to! believe .thatiI had
retired from the w GOD and COAL BUSINESS. II
desire to state that such Is not the case and refer
them TO my advertlsementin The Disp1tch.
~ oc 29.2tillt ta.34HENRY T.ANDERSON.4
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"A LAskA POWDER--b best preparation
IA In use for cleaning metal washing paint, gas,
&c. To housekeepers II is particularly nrssonas
a. AgeatSs
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I eY4F 311Fz RI :,
REy60Ms ron KESTa ID cIndInr 6ass -
~ perfgr3 furnished or ugfHutsie6 .canrss Hs3
nlensly IncSsed fQs Dist faent Ard :Ss,a
EEn 1 4ga est Esanknn. strsse. zoe o.es
FOE RENT TEUcK-FAR3f. ,fcr IN.
YER SIS desi.sbsa Istt,e ssyna-stout thrss,
the Richmtud. Ese6gsfelsbuse and Potdss On
road. ccntsinitg ej6hty-6ya aeeSs Of very tsrn,a
tive land and hzs uppn 10 nest dseJita5 NJ s
when will bsiyS -frcm, Sa,
hundred to 1--WE hundred dollars. And IN sda,,n!
[ 70 The above Improvements there are sbous III,
The pro1ihitty tf shts farm 10 the c,tv III "a.
Wond repdsrsit very desirable moi only fas rs.f
derces bnt asa trnck- farm iest-
s-3, 90 gfsy IL. prs III ANCrs T. ISBElI.
Arctopeef and Red. Esrsfe aee1,
10: Eleventh sireet, fetHeen Main and Rank
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-29

E,9R cRENT,9eTHE BEAUTIFUL 81
Il sIUBURBKN REsfD EECE AUBURN. on S:i
Grow, avenue about -mfleand half from the cjtX
with twenty-five acres OF productive land. Apply
IN la1 81 y SIS M .9JaI. AppkpsnN'''
oc 26 .2taH3w,,.-,a,., :. = Real Estate Agent
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-29

II EVY'S HALL FOR RENT.-First.
IL class BALI room with aHte-rooms and sumner
room attached. PARTIES wishing to engage the
desirable room. Tor any Rsstieular Might during The
on very rcasonai he terms by applying TO 81 ~
b4ffs yr{.4qfg.-r sLuGl.FlLEYY BROTHERS.
|, LODGE-ROOA.! for rent on Thursday and Friday
nights. Sc 30-Im