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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02

The returns from the Missouri election in
dictate that the new Constitution has been
carried by a large majority. rs
The New York Democrats might as well
drop their Mr.. TIiden. Seen from this dis.
tance, he is not 40 imposing spectacle. = GIN.
cinnati Commercial. t =
The Secretary of the Treasury has in-
structed the sub.treasurer at New York to
sell two million dollars in gold during the
month of November : five hundred thousand
dollars on each Thursday. Isl + 3D. i, ).
The officers OF tie Naiiona! Savings Bank
at Winthrop, Me-, have effected . restitution
Of fifty thousand dollars Of. the ninety thou.
sand dollars in bonds stolen from the sale 10
July hast. They paid ten thousand dollars
reward. - r..r ii n .t.s.,g :, :1ts., ii 81
AZ Memphis, Tenn, on Friday night
General Patterson, collector of internal reye.
nue., seized about thirty thousand cigars In
the haads of various dealers because the
makers names were pressed into the boxes TO-
stead OF being burned in with a brand, as re-.
quiced by law. s. .5,Jtaa a. c',f
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Arkansas LEGISLATURE.

LITTLE ROCK, November 1.-The adjourn.
ed session Of. the General Assembly com.
menced to-day. The Governors message
will be Rad tomorrow. ,-5
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TAXES Pam BY NATIONAL sANKs.--lr re-.
ply to the circular of ahe Controller Of the
Currency addressed 10 the national banks In
reference to the amount of taxes paid by
them in. 1874 returns have been received
from $50 banks, siSty.cne not having yet
reported. The average number of hanks in
operation WIS 1908, about forty-one Of which
paid 90 taxes. The returns show that the
amount of State taxes paid was SIC. 203. 751 !;
United States taxes, 81 ,oa8 800; total, Sl7..
PSI ,130; average capital represented, $780,.
56S. 900. .s., + .s.gt4 81. az,
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500 P. H.,
7:35 p. II,
n RIcIixoND, Yoays RsyER AND C1rksxSxAKE1
i, 81 - RAILROAD E0sPAEYy
.s.:.----0 FRIeE OF. THE sgREB iN1Rstf ~
CHAN IS III 8 @ HND IJLE.

Y 80. !. az $3.50, = g
!>PASSESGER TRA ISs lcaFc West J,oint DA1fs{
Eaye Rishmondats e, =. arriving at West Point
g Tr 81 eonnec. ii est Point
nalfinore ard all easier1, .p0h,t,s on WEDHH3t
Lays, FRIDAYS ssai 81 IND a fSyt APO yate
sipspcfs FOR ana 3D. oS
Fire 10 BaittnorS. = XIX XIX
Fsrs 10 y, "a ~ ~
81 Z $50 i;
aud DELIVERING ifs'rns G Baltimore sssigsss1s
gs;ss 4 lssansssF Il ses Ms e III s u
Will win 5 5hs s
.o LScA sh,,,e gsEi Ian p Faa s.,
I Try Is.ss s TR ~ s M ss s ss q
ii :OS 4. al. ar, Il as al isssasnsni $3.50
+ The manageuae At tssesa pie surc tH s0Hpn1essNg
10 the f5aFeiii,5 g Eablt tnH ~ -
stexisasso " fhts iEnet saa 49,
Point bare tsen reftte,i se noel ,Is
1as,ncf fpf ls 80
traveller tssfns fi,is tin.s aYrfse in gslnn2yes
fn HsrfQ- zinaar tn ILL., lss
Phis dslJ Ala gaNt aAsta ~
.Trsts XII NV Wiz iIi b. atyel utyasss
tfsfsS IS ar Risiinond Of l9 os l52n ~
srn syoints. III. GkAs sass9 s
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RICHMOND, FsED'G, d. PoToMAC II. r.. Coal 4
OFFICE GENERAL ITCKET AGErT. y (
RICHMOND. Sci TENDER IL, 1S75.}
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. r. 24<s' 2fft

n -
2s5 P. NJ. leaves BYRD street station daily son-
- railroad az Shepherd. opposite Alex
more III 9:is s! t T.4a Ssst, WITH New New
York train (IIRoUGH SLEEPEnS
80, FROM SHEPHERD 10 New YORK;;
and with New Yo,k Night Express
ria Baltimore and Potomac railroad
at Washing ton: arriving az Charie5-
y, Street station. Baltimore at 10:b0 P..
b. THROUGH SLEEPER FRGM WASH.
ISGToy TO NEW YORK. + I, u II. 80
9:20 P. IL. leaYea Byrd.S treet station sundays
excsptedb eollIlectipg At Washington
with the Balllmo, and Potomac aud
= Baltimore and OF oraiir0ads, s.
sos 2. A.. ACCOMMODATION TRAIN for
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad Ut Get
station lsundays excepted
-6t. arrtyes Tt byrc-strcet station fSfcu.
1870 r. s saSs sSsesiss sa,lon daily
aB7 A. H., ACCOMMODATIONS EAIN arrives
'a,7..'.2 at Broad-Street station iSundays ex-
~ y.s }t"' esptedl .il2L ~ t:s 'i -
= Parlor-carS Oh day trains. a.
Pullman sleeperson Right trains II =. ~ ~
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broad Street station
on TUESDAY. THURSDAY, ,ant SATURDAY
NIGHTS foI all points North and West. and af.
rive on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, ana FHIDAf
MORNINGS. Consignees OF live stock and perisil-
able articles, upon giving notice at Cepot can OBJ
tain freight at BouIt0n on preceding evening.
Through bills OF iladiDg and rates gwen 70 al
principal points North and West
= ~ 't;l TTIT7 J. 40 s,f.tjF. ID. MYERS,
50 E.ra..n > -, .f.f Il; General supcrptendentS.
s,sr .ey. ls..ss.st X g.Ez C. A.PAYLORSEA.
se1i General Freight and Ticket Aissnf.
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LOUISVILLE.

LoU1sylr.I.E, Nov mber 1.-Flour and wheat
uliet and unchanged. Com quiet but steady az 90
@63c Oats quiet but Il, N at 3G441c. ProvI:ions
Shoulders, 9Im9kc c,cai ri sides, 3Hc.. packed.
Lar,.-Ticrce. l. Al l4Yc. Whskey quiet ard un-
changed. Eugging Guil and lower a l2&@13c.
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Markets by Telegraph.

NEW York. November Lection quiet: sales of
$50 bal al 1919 Axe. Flour 81 eady, without any
decided change IN price. Wheat opened steady,
hut closed 1@9c. lower. and holcers more disposed
to realize: 81 % ftr winter inferior red wes;-
trn; 81. AZ for white Detroit Rye quiet at
ley qule. aud steady. Corn lc. berlcr, With ex.
port and homc.trade demand; 1870 75c. for
western mixed; 75isc. for: sail western mixed
75X976c for high mixed and yellow western
Oats without material change. Cof-e dull al SO
2lac., gold, for cargoes; 1S@20Hc., gnld, for
job lots. Sugar qpet, and steady; rrfEer,. In
moderate demand ut l0c for standard A; 1nZc.
for granulate1 and powdered; L &c. for crushed.
MoIasses uneilanged.- auie,
frTner; job lots, &22,75@s23.. Lard dull aid
heavy ut 35sc. Tor old pf!me steam; new prime
steam. 137s@l3Hc Wnisksy, steady st Si.171,
treighs heavy and lower. ,. -
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EOR BALTIMORE 4 fh'1 1e.p4Isa i
u S'--1E TRf.w EiEKIY 81! XHNEE
FowaATAN STEAMBOAT LINE ;
{, r. 9, !, THROUGH F FREIGHT. :, ~ :, !,

NO TRANSFER RETWEENt II CHE pND aNf
/.Ft-stsI. BALTIMORI.
81 r. q. NO pGCKAGE GEARGEp:
The new and fast Iron steamers SHIRLEY and
MISSIONER, OF this linz, ieave their new piers TN
the i.pcK, loot of sTwelty-secoud street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY, MORNINGS alta
O'Clock. and SATURpA TicAETERNOON ut 4
O'CLOCK for Baltimore, making close connections al
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad tor northern CITIES aud Canada.
west, snd rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line Apply to t;J-tffly L. B. TATUN,:Ageal.f
,CAloes,t tCwenty second and Dock and Nfntn :nnd
Main Streets. - ~, tl.s,, ~ Ys.{ aec 81
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gofJroad Iahore-s Discharged.

PEEKsKlLL, N. Y. Norem5er Ito day
tie Hudson River Railroad Company ds-
charged over one hundred track-laborers
between New York and Albany.
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BALTIMORE.
. COMMERCIAL
CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
III, 49, iH.. RICHMOND, November ,1,sls75.
-, OFFERINGS. ,.-. I'' -.

MHEAT.-H h1te' 2'ofo pqsieefs:r hea' s,1
CoRS:aTnas; !, las bushels. Ie7o,o, ss ousheIs'
INiTed. 33S bushels. ~ >; - - =. ~ -!
T. OATS 5S4 bushels. p 80 ,'-'i'' = -
!RYE.-90 b,ishcls. > go go. 90 'st"
'MEAL--36 bushels 80 "' .'"sft 50 w '-''''i
fEAS.-1 bushels, .".@i's .'-st = .''' 10
q WHEAT Hhitei sos bushels very goodat 81 so;
100 bushels common at $40; 5S bushels common
at k1.l0:l4 bushels fair at l.26; 40 bushels ut
S1.25: 252 bushels .coTamou mt S1.20; 1S4 bush
els prime private terms !; "a bushels common ut
SE05 1882 bushels good Mt $3.50: 254 bushels
very good private TERMS t0fal, j ,526 bushels
Red, 1856 bushels common at S1.10; 328 bushels
very good at Sl;35; 10 bushels very good ut .37
40 bushels good n *1:3 o; 80 bnshes common at
ESQ.,. ,32 bushels common ati S5c.: 252 bu,hels
very good on private teruss 81 bushels com m fat
ii 20: 4S bushels common at Sl.17:. 60 bushels
common al 81; $50 bushels good on private terms
SIS bushels at $l.25--,otal, 2,O6S bushels. ,r -.
CORN White, l 90 bushels common new at Ape.
26 bushels yerwgGod pewnt 56c.; SO bushels prime
new at 57e.; 204 bushels very good old at Csc.
RIO bushels good old at 63c.-total, LBS bushels
N,Ged. 100 bushels very good old at 6oc.; 81
bushels common OLD at 45c:-total, 1872 bushels.
OATs.-16O bushels very good spring at 4Sc.; "a
bushels good spring at 47c.: 100 bushels prime
spring at 5oc ga bushels fair spring al 46c-total,
43S bushils. !. I . = Lt'i ii '-fs@}
MEALS SO bushels at 72c.f .s...,.:. -.5.P
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TAMEs RIVER sTEAMBoAT ssiIslN]a
- ...LLAr,.n.t /. COMPANY . lss sss1sSssa&
WINTER SCIiEDuLE

..lss,.y ,..sa WINTER SCHEDULE.
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH BALTIMORE,
PHILKDELPH1A,,AND- NEW YORK,
- b ."~%ALSOFoR tsfgtS
REGULAR LANDlN GS ON JAMES RIVER.
son and after TU EsDAY, October 8. 5:this
CoinDany's fast aud elegant steamer JOHN .S1L.
VESTER. Captain j. A. POST. carrying United
States Mail, will leave wharf, Rockets, tor above,
named poinrs TUESDAYS. It'll tuesdays, and
SATURDAYS ut $50 A. NJ. 'r1- ij&
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Line
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New
York.
FARE to- NORFOLK AND Re- -
.-ar EIURS ...s.s,s..ss.,s,sssssss's . W
Fare 10 baltimore. .I.................. w
Fare to Philadelphia. ......., ~ .ss
Fare to New iOPR IL 0U
Tickets for sule on steamers, at: CARRIER tS Co.'S
Ticket Agency, Main stree, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth. and
regular landings on James river from A. N. 10
6 Z. NJ. at reasonable rates. .---.s=- $500
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid 4 I
~ ~. ~, L. B. pATUM, General gent.
FOflse: COmpanys wharf, Rocketfs; branch Office
S'"' ~ ''''f y w. > - -'' w r - - oc 20
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sIAHHsE ISTELElGENGE.


IMMATURE ALMANAC. NOVEMBER 2. 1875
sun rises. Moon ssts......... 7.02
sun st.,s ........ Ola High tide. .......... 7.1J
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~ ARRIVED.

-:f -... ARRIVED.
Steamer Wyaucke, Couch. New York, merchan-
disc and passengers. q. w. Allen " Co.
merchandise and passengers. ". p. Porter, agent.
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Nortoz, tnei-
chandisa and PASSENGERS. L. y. Iatnn. agent
YORK IN ballast. TO load tor Rio Crane do SUI.
Schooner Potomac, Williams, Georgetown, coal:
S. Fl. Halves. .s'"t - |t!..-'
Schooner John Rose, Howell. Eio Grlnde do Sui,
flour Sullccn Mills Manufacturing Company.
Schooner Kate and LucilI. Bonsall, Hobosen, N.
j., coal and.ldmb.r. Curtis & Parker
Schooner j. ;. Ivius, Iustrsoll, Providence. pig
iron, Curtis & Parker 'i-.f- %-i .-..'-, ~
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
From liverpool September II, bark Iarpeian
p From @iad.or, y. s., october 8, schooner Leo
nero From Windsor. y. g. octobes IS, schooner
yer Jameson. Jameson. " ~,
From Philadslpbia October 20, schooner W. }.
From Albany OCTOBER -, schooner F. B. Whar-
From Philadelphia October %, schooner Major
F s,aa Piiiadepbia October 20, schooner Mary
from philadelphia October p. schooner :. Il.
sam np L Sew YORK g uciaber Is, schooner little
FaIklnhurg, Faknburg; ..,oo,or c.,our.
From kockant October -, schooner, Carohhe
A FrSm PhiladcIpaia October 90. schooner Frapcls
French, Throckmorton
From Philadelphia October 70 schooner ho 'uu
i'p From Philadelphia October 20, sehool er Annie
cTsS;5el. hsrhtf ~ -. 90 -.
!, From Philadelphia .Cctober 80, schooner Rese
h Ftom fniaae!phia October 90 schooner j. P.
IN Il
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Three inches Of snow fell at Pot, Jergis}
N. T., yesterday. There Ras Ice nearly an
Incn thick.
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T. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. notice that

noye ,beftSrcfir tnurt, OF EenricYgcouufy 10 ap-
noint trustee In your place, yop aayDg moved be-
yond the limits OF this State In certain deed OF
jonp A. Tenlpae and Martha E.. his Yife, toe. b
New6urr, -Irlstces TO secure note ths peS.
Incpt or fcsrtaffi note .of Ioln a. ior
Twelve tiisafter date. NJ TIVE siuIe sank o. VIZ
ginia. to The order of John a. Temps, and by him
endorsed IN Diank. b ., = ,c,,,.s,
~ 2. widow ana eSeetItrix OF
90 s.S4w .fisIcfn A. IS eniple! deceased.
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HAIR-w0RK. dc.
ID EMOVAL.! REMOVALi

j will respectfully call The attention OF heladles
to the fact that have removed to NO. 7ll BROAD
street lone SQUARE below the old place., and being
under much less expense VIII be a6ie 70 ssuphty
them in ii UMAS HAIR WoRk. FASCasSoOpo'
LhCES doneup and repaired By Mrs: 6 R 4.
G Err. a,ya'5s Ell; SIsANJTIsI1ts
sc 10 .1!%tfl1 l0fonu stISc'el 4
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A TMORE,S MINCE-MEAT--T THE
N TfADE.-As agent for. Atmores alince. Msai
THE VGRII III put up In barrels, han, hGreis,
baekets, 5ays, and tins. lso. 20g can6ic1 I1AHL
RA and WARD brands TOgACGQ.lS montns ole.
80 n 80 = & 81 ,lg.I LOUIS j. B0SSIEu4s :ls
ae2sA l4l2 Main stscet:
SSIRCULARS, $3.50 to 81 per thousand at
the DISPATCH PRINTIEa-AQUsE.
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; BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK.
NEW YORK, November 1-N00n.-Stocks dull and
lower Money g. God, 116S. Exchange-Lopg,
479: short, 4S4. Governments duh and steady.
stats quletmt steady. - T.. :. - u :,
Mt 479 sold II 5k@ll6. Governments duh ana
steady. states quiet and NOMINAL. - '..-
..un ~ 4! BALTIMORE. 49,. s...s..g ",
BALTIMORE 3, November. Virginia 6's, peelrrs,
At: Virginia consols. t37;. West Yirginia'J, SE.
North Uarolipa 6's old, Is; new. g; special tax,
2. Bid to-day. .t..ts FL ~.
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NEW FAM1LIaELDUR Of excellent
FAMILY ROE i6ERkINt;S,o Old and neR, In prime
order; NEW NJ sGk EREii :, ~ :, q
PIcKEINtf VINEGAR and SPICES. r,,,r y.1,e.
3aEi MasshaIs street, between Eli aaa u xif.
.,sc 3 2aga3Y, j. -. :: - IL
szsssE7 y t,tsrtrE or .IiANcAsTkI GpaKns}A5
Sa,a,.E ar, RIAL FsTAfE Bk0KE1sS, 2.
E.ass w 1sssis1 STATE B4sK sBUiIDsSa.
IRA RE EiVa BILE CoEPoN s, With N
ii WITHOUT fsr ur sale 1,y o ~ nj,
kinds bought aud soa oneomin ssioh Ia o0-aaaam
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BALTIMORE.

BALTIMORE, November 1.-Flour quiet and
steady = Howard-Srreet and western supsrfipe.
1895 2S5Sg' ty eR. s sSsssne 4 fs5y s7
S5.50@$625; l;io brands, Sc. 75Rs7; family.
xS IS. Wheat quiet and steady. Pennsylvania
Esd We 81" a5si S. qaei
and steady; southern white. 1906; yellow, "
@75c. Oats irmer sI;.iquiet: u;herl, 3SG47c.
F FSEq 1 ss 9d ;S syon 2sI ns aae;
r nna 1s1a gse2H Aas f5Gsf5s ses
Whiskcy saat fmet Ut =, i6sGsi.17. Sugar
steady and firm.
PHILADELPHIA LIVESTOCK MARKET.
PHILADELPHIA, NoTember l.-Beef cattle were
dull this wee and prices remain about the same
as last quoted. To.dsy 5000 head arrived and sold
Mt 7GQ715..; for extra Pennsylvania aud western
steers; 6@6Ac. for fair to good; 4@5c q H.. gross
for, common, as to quality. Sheep dull; 10000
head sod at 5@6ac 5 gross as to Son9li ION
at s11.50@S12.50 u looms net. IL sr2rt'l
CINCINNATI. :. =. ''5..., -
CINCISSATI, November 1.-Elour dull and un.
changed. Wheat steady and in moderate demand I;
ret, 81 .20@s135 Corn dull Ut ,5S960e. oats
steady ana In moderate demand at 2St9aJ4 2c.-Bar-
ley dull and unchanged. Rye quiet aud unchanged.
PGrk scarce and firm. aud held higher at the close
Lard dali and nominal /; steam, 1876; Kettle.
cured shoulders. Sc; clear ,i l17aG &C.: clear
sides. I24c., loose. Bacon quiet anu unchanged.
WhiskeY steady with fair demand nj $l.13.
w. ,-t-'.E1e ST. LOUIS. -''
ct. LOUIS, November 1.-Rlour dull. Wheat
lower: 70. fall, $l.55. Corn lower; So. 2
Barley lower: Ne. g. sl@S1 10; choice 10 fancy
tirmer q, ) 1.20@SI.30. rye steady at Csc. Pork
higher at s22, 1 75 all year. Lard nominal. Bnlk
shoulders. O01Oac. c.eur rio-s!des. 1870 32c.
Whiskey steady at sl.13H. Hogs Letter; YoI kers,
S6.5n@S6.S0; packing, S6.75a 81. 20; butchers,
S7IS7.6O. Cattle ilriner good to choice natives,
S5@$6 so: medium 10 fair, So 5n@$4 p: native
COWS, SO 35MS3; st0ckers, 50 25@S3.71,; good,
fair, 50 7o@S3.25: com u,oE, 2.23GIS2 70.
Receipts: Flour, 5000 hirrels; wheat, o4, COO
bush. Isl corr, 10000 bus hes; oats. $4,000 bush
els: bari. Y. 10000 bushels: rye. 1000 bn. hills
hngs. 600 head: catt!e. 1000 head. -------
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EORlPHILADELPHIA. - e

steamer j. w. EVER An Capssfa PLsTT, viii
receive freight FOR the above pert sHi Tuesday
TIE "a Instant at la 0'cssc ta S
, tTeffht taken for Wilraingnsn. Del. Providence,
Bos,on and San Francisco, and bills OF fading sign
Passhze.:to Philadelphia tnc,uiiD1 meals and
saR. room, 10: w p: P0RTER. agent,
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MEMORANDA.

DdSrNOJS1h-ND~t.E i EItg =.
Sclooners John sfcD6bneli McKendry, and
I:aura e. Wolf, from Richmond, arrived ~ Phfrs-
GeIpiifa Cct1,ies so. 49,
fSchooners Eanpfe IS johnson ana DR.: slseS'
FIR Rfcfr1uud ipassed New Castle, DELL October Sc
; schooner Ocean Traveller, "A dams from Rich.
nond we'd 1t New u ofk Ucsober 80. 8 : -
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0LD DOMINION sTIiEAMsHIP ysIaEssSis
SSf,Ss -. COMPANY. ,.ssA = 49,
FOB NEW IYolEK.,

--atF ~ th.t . - q y q. Z L 7
aaas se3sgaay s Nun sas 8 e sRssR
every TUESDAY. FRiDAY and suED1Yea
These ships are enars,tinsss; she seresbdi,s es,'
pIesaly for this raute. ~ .i.t ~ = st.1 ,s4lt 4
Tneyhavs spiendid saloons. ssaterooms, and bath.
The fare, accommodation, and attention are M,
st EsS So4 % shs caap p Covered 1ss sfa1sf
srsghss ier points s ss, New YORK foswardee
expenses incurred.---
Fresh. received annf5P. NJ daily. ~ -rg
FOE s1f' asd 1R1ssas s1 igsy e
my A9 Z !. Office Golansnv's wharves, 3 ocssta
sssAANToN- INSIDE LINE.na.ssHssEyt--
NEW PasT FL EIGHT ROUTE H fazi'7s
RICHMOND ANP R klY PEI =
On aud after OCTOBER 1sT the splendid iron
gears 8 hs line S snd ays Tn YES
PowIstsn sieaio5oat' Lilies ner. at sasner az
Twenty-see6nd and Seek streets, making close COZ
neetion eaehiiri q Gan!on, Nd: lEast BALTIMORE
RaIroad Company for Pbilaas lphla. se 80 ss
-! ~ - sPECIAL AbyAsTAGss:f -. = ~
All fishs BY ing line eoysres * IRE and msss
is the quickest line between rhtlaelphia aud Rich
mcnd. q. = =, u '&fL.,+.s 'tlf 1"6si
Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"Canton Inside Line,' and sent to the Philafel-
phia, Wilmington and Baltimore depot Philasel-
Freishts received daily in Phtladelp,lia ana Rich.
mond For further information , appiy 20 ~,
- : -, ohces Twenty second ana Dock Streets,
Il. .-1r - and Ninth and Main streets, or 10
y! J. 8. WILSON. General Freight AGENT
Phlla6elphis, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
PHILADELPHIA ts .tag&efo ,,.s1ia 9
DHILADELPaIA, RICF. sra
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM: sSssssdss1sS
SHIP LINE.-FOR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
WEEX.-UntiI further notlce The steaD1erd 81
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES.
PAX and a. A a ID Eshsond every
Freight taken At low rates for ali parts Of New
dence and Boston. Also cor Liverpool and Ant
Eerp :yta BED Star and American steamship hnes,
and bills Of lading signed through.
". 2. POTTER, Agent,
-, -r.I tt7Iyss 2425 Dock street, RiChn0nd.s
- - :. y WILLIAM p CLYDE, & Coz
NH q :: No. J g, south Wharves, PHILADELPHIA"
N1nR RAITTAfORE - Ia tttg fN,IM I,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02
MILLINERY.

" -. MILLINERY. - -..lIt.. Z
~>~~~~r~~~--~--|(--~
MFRS. a. LUSK, r~a lie ssa. "a
IVA No. 500 SECOND STREET GE2s2J
- 4 :. -. 49, -..w NEAR BROAD, S6S
has received her styles of fall shapes for BLEACH
ING ALT Et:iNG, and DYEING HATS OF every
descriptions such as LEGHURN and STRAW.
Also, LADIES FELT HATS cleaned an9 presseu'
try orders promptly attended 70. o. oc % -codlw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02

Just TtCrIFCu VI
BUSINESS SUITINGS,
and will sell at very low prices, at the same time
make them up in The best manner. ,,.t- ,.tt ''
Attention is also called to his large stock OF CV Err
COATINGS. BEAVERS. WORSTED CHATINGS.
CL.THS and DOESKISs, all of which will be sold
at prices 10 suit the times. All examination Is
solicited at y. ~ - u .- = ga ..'
oc2 80 9l7MAIN STREET. =: rt3. .@
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02
WATCHES, JEyyaERY. &c

CUPERB NEW. ROMAN GOLD MONO
~ GRAM BANDS, Chain Bracelets, Chased and
EnamelQd Bands, in patterns entirely new: FAN
styles at NOWLAN " CO. So
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02

Ri2stslf:: soc. q bssiel. - ,, r., .
Bfo1onStuf: ,S0Q 8 &c. q bushe
Shorts: 25GS0c. f' bu5hei.
Wheat Bran: 20@25e. ~ bushel,
Cora STaa: 1S@20c. IbrshsL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-02

ENGAGEMENT AND PLAIN GOLD
II WEDnTNG-RINGS; Amethyst, Onyx. Pearl,
Emerald, Diamond. Soltaires, Clusters, and lnlaid
Rings new Bridal Silver The crest reduction 10
the cost Of manufacturing enables us 10 offer fFle
Jcwsily and Watches much lower than ever before
s EONLAN q Co .Jewclers,
-lt.sr.at .,.Es corner Main and Tenth streets.
.oc 19.d2w&w2t ft
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-22
Whatthey Say.

We clip the following rather en-
phatio expressions from some of oui
exchanges aaal a
(From the Stockton Independent, June 10th. |
We have long entertained the opin-
ion, and still adhere to it, that there
is no possible chance for an Indepen-
dent victory in this State; that what
ever strength the Independent nomi-
nations may receive will be drawn
mainly, if not wholly, from the Re-
publican forces, while the Democracy
will act more united during the cam
vass and at the polls next Fall than
thay have done for many years past.
$50 The situation in California to-day
is simply divided Republican against
united Democracy. aaIai
[From the Sockton Leader. June 18TH
The following is an extract from a
letter written by a gentleman in San
Francisco to a friend in this city.
The writer has always been Repub-
lican, and held o commission in the
T United States Army during the late
''unpleasantness" He says: s'I can't
claim to be a Democrat. 1 am not
all Independent Dolly Varden) either,
and l will be tetotaIly diff ever
vote for Timothy Guy Phelps. Like
a good many other Republicans,
am waiting for somebody to give us
decent ticket to vote.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-22

The sad news has been received of
the death of Jacob Keller, on the 18th
instant at Reutlinger; Germany,
where he had been sojourning for
some time. He had engaged a pas
sage for himself and wife on the steam
er which left on May 8th, but was so
utterly Frustrated that he could not
embark. kilograms were soon after
received by relatious in New York
informing them of his death. Mr..
Keller was one of the pioneer resi-
dents of Anaheim, and his death is
generally regretted by those with
whom he was for so long associated.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-22

Mr.. Stevens, of Willow Creek, in
forms US that the winds have blown
the sand across his fields until it has
cut the young corn off as close to the
ground as if 1t had been eaten by
sheep. This will put it back little,
but timely rains will bring it out
again. .7-....,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-22
D. q. HOFFMAN, M. b.,

PHYSICIAN, SURGEON and ACCOVCH'
eur. Or. H. makes chronological Sur
gerry q speciality. Office and res dence. rooms
No. and 4, Downey Block. "a 3
Refers by pc mission to DR.. John F. Griffin,
DR.. w. F. Edgar and Or. ]. p. Wfdney.
-Ff.llfE tH D jel2 tt
Los Angeles daily herald., 1875-06-22
sAM'L w. BROOKE, NJ. o.,
Physician, Surgeon and 0bstetrician.

OFFICE-In Lanfranco's Building. Main ST
Office hours--S to 10 A. M, 2to4 ana 10 8 7. M
Residence, No. 240 Main street. dzst1