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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED by HERALD STEAM YACHTS HERALD
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REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND HERALD
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Steamer Germane (Br), Kennedy Liverpool Dec 16 and
steamer Columbus, Reed, Havana Dec 2a with mdso and
steamer State Of Texas, Boger Galveston Dec ls, via
Key West I'D, with mdse and passengers Mallory
West I'D with US The Us Quartermaser. Had
steamer Herman Livingston, Mallory Savannah Dec %,
with mdse and passengers 10 W X Garrison
Steamer Wyanoke, Coucn, Richmond City Point and Nor
ok with mdse and passengers Old Dominion Steamship
steamer Richmond Kelly Norfolk with merchandise to
the Old Dominion Steamship Company.
Steamer Regulator Doane, Philadelphia, with mdse to
Ship Corsica Thomaston steson Manila July % with
Ship Lake 81 Clair cf Gasgow) Coey Liverpool A. days
with mdse @ 70 Wn Nelson Had strong westerly gales
to Thomas Dunhsms Nephew Co.
mdse vernon Brown CO. Passed Cape Of Good Hope
Oct IS and crossed the Equator Nov i2 Ion 80 W. Nov
II on the Equator spoke whaling bark Sea Breeze from
samarang Sept With mdse to vernon Brown Co
Bark Ferrer utaD cadero Casteamare Sept and Tar
ragoua Oct %, with fruit, &c, 20 ames Henry.
Bark Texas Ger, stifens Bremen e5 days in ballast 70
strong NV gales was 50 days west Of the Banks
BaTS sedelpad swe Olsen ss9to % - days with coffee e
Equator Nov ~ in lon 81 2o had strong NV gales the
Bark Morning Star ofJersey e. Lucas, Rio Janero Nov
Bark Gssee Duntze, Ponta.Ptre % days, with sugar
and molssses TO II Woodbridge's Sons.
uamo y days with sue to Brooks Bros vessel to wayde
Cos days north OF Hatteras. with Ne gales
Brig Lonisa Price Hay), Brown, Cape Hayten 70 days
with logwood to Murray Jr.
Schr Mayhower (o Brxhaml. Tyrer Bahia, 80 days with
rosewood to VIM Haines a Co; vessel TO Geo Buley.
Crossed the Equator Dec Ion 81 Dec g lat 10 40 Ion
50 o. spoke bark Oneco from Caao for New York 9s days
ont 18th lat p 81 lon u - spoke bark Northern Queen
r from Greenock for Charleston, 81 days out The May
flower arrived 26th.
schr Mole Atherton Cape Hayticn via Delaware Break
water IS days With logwood TO Becker vessel Jed Frye
& Co.
schr Matilda OF Gbraltar Hammond Tampco, p days
with mdse 70 Nv Wilson e Co.
Schr Harris (o Port Jelferson1 Hudson Mayaguez 1S
days. With fruit 10 VIM Douglass vessel to Weinberg
Was days north Of Hatteras with strong NV gales.
schr WIN knighton, Hogeman, Mayagne1 10 days with
fruit 70 Joseph Enegs Dec 70 and 26th on Absecom had
heavy Sc gale lost and split sails
Schr Sarah Eaton, Thompson Pensacola i3 days. with
lumber order Dec % lat 80 IS Ion 73 no. spoke bark
Sarah Frances, from China for Portland.
Lily Cole. Charleston days cotton &c
der, vessel 10 Evans Ball Co
Vim Magee, Sturgs Virginia.
Schr VIM II Nanname Holmes, Virginia.
Schr Martha Granger. Nelson Virginia.
schr Josiah Whitehouse Farnam, Boston days in bal.
last 10 Parsons 4 Loud
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NEWS
OCEAN STEAMERS.
Steamer. Sal2 Dcsffaat,Ort Ofire

rEs OF DErARrUREs PROM SEw YORK FOR THE MONTHS
oF DECEMBER AND JANuAKY.
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PASSED THROUGH HE'LL GATE.
BOUND SOUTH.

Steamer Glaucus, Bearse Boston for New York.
Bars VIM NoWes new 43S tons. Dickinson, Port Jef
erson, IL for New York.
srhr Scotia (Br Bunker Prince Edward Island for New
York
schr Lusan, Ball, Connecticut River for New York.
Schr Paragon Wall. Fall River for New York.
Schr phia Godfrey Godfrey New Bedford for New York
Schr American Eagle, Rudolph Lynn Tor New York.
sehr Pell Yough Hallock Huntington for New York.
schr VIM l. Elkns, Ludlum, Boston for New York.
Schr Edwin, Frances, Boston for New York,
schr John Slusman, Newman Providence for New York.
scnr Twentyone Friends Jefers, Salem for New York
schr II T Hedges, Smith, Fall River for New York
Schr Addie Avery, Lyons, New Haven for Baltimore.
schr Eliza Hooper. Hand Boston for New York.
sohr Mary Reiley Reilley Boston for New York
Sehr Martha Inns. Ingraham, Lynn for New York
sehr II A Hunt. Peterson, Boston for Philadelphia.
schr Carrie : Hart Davis Providence for Baltimore.
Schr John Fiske snow, Providence for Virginia
schr Rachel Nannnman NAnnaman Boston TOR New York.
Schr Panthea McDaid Providence for New York
Schr Emily Jennie. Buell.. Boston for New York
achr Annie Moore. Tathem. Orient for New York.
Schr Nellie Lamper. Hayden. Lynn for New YORK.
schr VIM Marshall. Marshall. Boston for New York.
sem Austin Williams, Rockport for New York
sch Margaret corsan Nickerson. Boston for New York.
Sehr Brazos, Tryop. Portland for New York.
schr Escort. Hawkins, Bridgeport for New York
Schr $ II sharp, Webb. Boston for Murr~town, Nj
Schr Maria Hearn, Blocksom, Stamford New York.
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BOUND EAST.

Steamer Franconia. Bragg, New York for Portland.
Steamer Sautee. DAVIS, New York for Providence.
Barb Norenn. Nichols New York tor Portland, Me.
Schr Champion Crl, Brady New York for 81 John, NIB.
schr Edward Holden lBr, Holden New YORK ST John
SB.
Sehr Mary r Hoxie smith. New York FOR Noank.
Schr A II Huriburt, HObokcn tor Providence.
schr A Hamburg. Horton Hoboken for Boston
Schr q g Morris. Newman HO0oken Tor Providence.
Schr Alexander Young Lake, Hoboken Tor New Bedford
Schr Elisha + smith. Baker, Hoboken for Providence
Schr samuel Goodwin, Williams. New YORK for stamford
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tributaries Of New river. ard therefore fse'
s... 4 "a srss 90 xseffct3ss

tributaries Of New river. ard therefore fsee
Efsoss serious essssssfss hEa heayy secficts.
n Colonel n. 81. Horcsgsss, agefs OF Stne
ECkesa peake ana Ohio rnilread hassuss retsrr.
ed frosn the interesting ssctlon of country
where this enterprise is projected, and glyes
4 glowing account gof prcspects there. nae
met the people. was at the county iaif o. o.
Taze well, osered premiums himself for ex-
,cel,ercs In branches Of husbandry, household
arts, and horsemanship,. that displayed nls'
nrac,ical ideas Of toe work OF impros t.sl
lie made brief speech, Ia which he uttered
as much practical wisdom IS could DC crowd
ed into SO snail space. Evidently be made
4 very favorable impression. We su.pect
him of design OF going TO Washington city
By way Of il fferssnyille. Il, 4 ia 3, ss5 5.
The result of Colonel HoroHKIss's expe.
dition Is the establishment Of good relations
between the people Of that most productive
and happy land md tBe Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Two hundred carloads Of cattle
from that country have been shipped upon
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad this fall,
aud a trade has begun that is steadily grow
ing in magnitude and value. 80: I,
i We invite the attention of our merchants
and tohaccouists to the section in question
Let them cultivate theS acquaintance Of
the people Of The New river !. and its
tributaries. The tobacco Of the several
tobacco counties slorg the Kanawba isrichty
worth their attentions It's producers want
to,send tlieif crops, to Richmond, and It is
only re,ded that some acquaintance with
them should be formed By our people to OBJ
tain it ALL. ,.i@ - 1.t,N-a. = go" .. ="
We do not exsggerate when we say that
upon the head.waters OF, Clinch river ana
upon the waters OF Wolf and Bluestone
there is a considerable trade that Richmond
may command if she will.
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ME- MOTTO FRAMES AT Soc; PIC
TJJRE FRAMES at Csc. and 5Oc., all worth
double the money-these frames are all walnut
Me, ana ~ 1t 8 and 1oc.; ..:s... ="
BOOK-MARKS at 8 and &C..
SHADED EMBROIDERY.SlLkSat4 &C. per skein
GILT and SILVER PERFORATED PAPER In all
coL IaS ssD s slsissSH SHADED ZEPHYR woBsTED;
WHITE and COLORED KNITTING-YARNS;
KNITTING-COTTON,3 3, 4, and
8 strand, at soc. per pound;
BLsACHED kNITTIN11-COTTON In bolls, all
sizes from to 20, at 6oc; per pouod; 49, o,.
sEW9I WIN Gllti NEEDLES for all the lead
ing machines at dc. each, mailed to any address
at SOC. per dozen
CLARk'S and COATS'5 sPOOL-COrTON zoe.
LEa ssF dH1s sATcHELs lined with leather at 81
HIGH .BACK-COMBs in ffty styles from l5c. up
JET r and md RUBBER. JEWELRY in great variety;
Large PAINTED BREASTPINS In great variety !;
NECK.SCARFS fer ladies from 15c. up to $3.50
the largest, cheapest and best assorted stock In
SILK XII HiAasSSDKERcH1EFs in great variety; -.
LEs e. Ssshh WNski1sTLErs, SOCKS, and nd
FRsN lGH sHIRT-BosoMs, warranted all
pure linen, at 20c. worth 50c.;.
ASH. RIBBONS at extraordinary bargains; :.
GROS.GRAlN RIBBONS IN all widths and colers !;
BINDINGS, BRAIDS, FRlNGES, and GAL00INS
LOOK at our oNE-DoLLAR Two-B5TIoSS KID 51
~ GLOVES. ,st4E : h1G ~ ITO" tSt ~ ~
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Tazeweu and Hinton Road.

We noticed some weeks since movements
on foot In Russell and Tazswell counties for
building turnpike road from Jeffersonyjlle,
TazeHeli, 70 Hinton, on the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad. The distance Is sixty.eight
miles, and the belief Is That it would be- q
valuable highway to the counties Of Taze.
wen. Russell, Wise, Bland, and contiguous
territory. We suggested that it might be-
developed into railroad atsome future aay
since DC route was all The way along the
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DEATHS.

Died, November 1e, 1876. at OK 2. NJ, at the
residence of MIR. Ben iamn Bates. No. 61S north
Fifth Street. GEORGE W. WILKs, in tl.e twenty
SIKH year of his age. 90
His funeral will take place from his late residence,
on Fifth street. on THURSDAY, November 18th,
at l2M. The friends OF the family are Invited to
attel d. -'ss.&> :. ed
Died. on the 18th November. l 875, after pain
ful illness, Mrs MARY Ii. WHlPPLE, In the fifty
first year Of her arc. 3D.
Her funeral Will take place at her residence. IN
the Town of Fulton. Friends of the family are In.
Yited to attend t..-- - ..' @'.E =
please copy.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on Tuesday, November 10, at the resi-
depce or the brides mother Mrs. Z. II. HARRISON IN
cumberland county, by Rev. j. II. Morrison, MIR,
4. q. HARRISON and Miss M. L. l.. HARRISON.
No cards. .r t..... =
Baltimore papers please copy.
Married, on the 10Th of October. 1875. at the
residence Of the brides father, by Rev. b. Wool
ward, Mr. JOHN II. EVERE EFT and Miss EMMA
p. HOOPER; ali Of this city.
Married, by the Rev. DIR. j.. Peterkin, JOHN O.
MEHRRiNG, of Baltimore, Nd, to LEO. REIN
HARDT, Of Richmond, Va.
Hartford (Conn.) papers please copy.
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"Hsrd.money is the evil genius that is
n,Ishisp itself everywhere. Now we even
have it in the question of the speakershlp.
The hards" are diminishing for "hard "
Speaker. Skis.
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fTDREss GOODS DRESS GOODS!
MEETINGS., b PRESs. CLOTHS,
PLAIDS, STRIPES, CAMEL,S HAiR;
SPITZ8ERGENs EENW!CHfLAPLANDs ano
= NORWAY CLOTHS. and some expected srotu
the North Pole when that desirable spot Is dis
ALPfSAS, BoMBAZrNE, TAMARTINE, AUS.
HEMRIETTA; cioTHs. CANTON CLOTH, and
BLACK Silks from 75c. up to $3.50 :. ,s,..
COLoRED SLLKSinullq qualities and colors; e :.
POPLINs az extraordinarily low prices; q, 81.
CORDED P0pLlNS, three fourthS YARD wioe, at
Those in want OF DRESS GOODS shonld before
making their purchases eall 3 On ppoIupps,
- Look at the real THREAD BoBBIN EDGE,
eighteen yards for 26c. if.:t Etfiss notAH4s
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EDUCATIONAL.

LDDOMINION BUSINESS COLLEGE,
~ 1917 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND. VA
SEPARATE INSTRUCTION. Open day and night.
structed In Actual Counting-hsuse Practice, Book
keeping In all Its branclits, Penmanship Doth
plain and ornaHnsntalt G0BmerciRi Law, CONNER
cial Arithmetic, Bssaness Customs, Forms, Cor
respondence, Common English. DC. For parsicu-
lara, address GEORGE NJ, GICOL.
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spRC1AH NOTICES.
M rH0sE PBUPLE WHo HIVE
no. supplied sSsnssIrs Is Jet with 1Sls2 soons sor
the coming winter anouidg 20 sc onsan
sYoEE BRerHEKs',
4z8 BROAD STREET.
f They can find there one Of the largest and best
DRY GOODS
zzs BROAD srnEEr.

They can fnd there one Of inc largest ana pest
assorted assorted stocks q DRY aooDs
IN tie ssats az prices lower than ever.
They have Just received some great bargains from
New York auctions anonRss which are ~ sii47 j
Fifty pairs WHITE BED-BLANKBTs ct 1926
wor,hs4.75; *3.. sat =. 4. .a.4s
Fifty pairs WHITE BRD-BLANKETs at s4.76;
usual selling price 90 .5e.la at :'fs.,ss.5sls ~
Don't fall to look at these goods rs they are the
cheapest ever soldin this city. I'll d. .,.
Look at our COMFORTS at d so worth $2.s5;
coLoRED BLANKETS ana QUILTS al as.onish.
ingly lew prices; = - 49, -, y. -. s
CARPETS OH-CLOTHs, Rugs, and HAS
SOCKS at less than manufacturers prices. aEs
sHAwLs /, sHAwLst sHAwLs. sHAwtss
y The largest stocks of sHAWLs eyer shown In,
tbis-clty, from SOC. up to s15. Save money by ex.
auinins our stock before purchasin elsewhere.
LADIES', and MISSES BOULEVARD and B AL
MORAL SKIRTS at reduced priees';] y <la11
Five hundred pieces RLEACHED, and BROWN
CoTToSs retailed at wholesale pross;g 8.
sHEETINGs and PILLOW-CAsEiC 0TTONs at
less than market value; ~ 2t3 y ~ z''esi'
IRISH LINENS, LINEN. and COTTON ,DIA-
PIERS, BIRD's-EYE LINEN, very cheap; sss.
TOWELS, NAPKINS, TABLE.CLoTHs,a at great
? ly reduced prices. . stt' = 2sA's.2 ~ ~
Look at our TABLE, and PIANO COVERS, .u..s ;.
Large stock of GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING
LADIES' UNDERWEAR speciality. ''',- '.. =.
LADIES and MISSES STRIPED HOSE. ~.
BERLIN, U OK, and KID GLOVES and GAUNT-
BAREeEs and GRENADINES for Wells in navy
blue and seal-trown.
New styles NECK-sCARFS, COLLARS, CUFFS,
BELTS, CENTENNIAL CHAINS, COMBS;
CROCHET sACQUEs and HOODS;
KNIT JACQUETs In very large sizes;
1000 pieces NECK and sAsH.RIB BoNs In all
shades and widths.
Our CASHMERE department Is complete, from
l5c- up to SO per yard. .r,
BEAvERand HINCHILLA CLOTHS at very low
prices.
DRESS GOODS! DRESS G0oDs!-A fall line In
solid colors. f.# ...r ~;
FIG URED ALPACAs and PLAIDs; =" .''1
INAvY-BLUE EMPRESS CLOTHS at 25 and
Soc; s.m" sas +, sasa q,
All fashionable shades In CAsHMERES at 5Oc
worth soc. 80
Our stock of MOURNING GOODS is one Of the
largest in the city, and we offer great bargains.
Call and convince yourself. I
BLACK ALPACAS from zoe. to 81 per yard.
You can save from 90 to 25 per cent. In buying
your Alpacas from us. ..,....-s r,y
FLANNELs In all colors and at all prices; +" +
FANCY STRIPED FLANNELs Tor opera cloaks
WATERPROOF in all colors; &at,a' .sss .'a
coRsETs from soc. up to s5 per pair; H.
just look at our 81 CoRsETs worth $1.75;
rs pieces TYCOON REPS in beautiful patterns.
Call and examine our stock, as you will find It to
| .4--Des il t--u sYCLE BROTHERS, u"
429 Broad street,
no13 between Fourth and Fifth streets. ,
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m TABLE-CL0THS A D HOUSE
KEEPING GOODS at extraordinary bargains !;
PURE LINEN TABLE-DAMASK from 371c. per
yard up to ~;
TABLE-CLOTHS from one aud quarter yards up
10 five yards long-al very cheap:
FRINGED NAPKINS from 60c. up to So per
Large-sIzs NAPKINS from 81 up to 50 per dozen :;
TUkKEY-RED TABLE-DAMASk at 81, 81 10,
and S1.25 per yard;
COLORrD NAPKINS in great variety and very
BUFF TABLE-COVERs, all pure linen, at &C.,
worth 1926;
PINK TABLE-COVERS, all pure linen, at Toe.
HUCKhBaUK TOWELS, all pure linen, from
CRASH and STAiR-LINEN, in all qualities, at
LEVY BROTHERS..
Look at our oNE-DOLLAR TWO-BUTT0N
KID GLOVES. 's-.. no II
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A STATED C0NVOCATiON UF Mwy@
IN ROYAL ARCH S%ASTS
CHAPTER No, As. will be- fead THIS -
fThursday) EVENING az the Masonic Hall .s-. =
on Bread street. between intns " -
are CORDIALLY invited. BY order Of the ~. p: III.
NO 18.It1 CHARLES LUND1a. secretaTy.-
RIcamoSp AND DANYILIE RAILaoAp Co,sr'Y,}
- RIcHMoNB, VA, November IL 4 oto.t5s ~
NoTICE.-The annual meeting OF the
In stockholders Of this company WI De naio ~
WInNEsDSY the 9TH day Of December next. Of
~ O'clock The bsoss the transtsr o. ssd ,
VIII o oe r,essjnr RICHARD BROOKE,
uaS VI ~ "a jt#lttA - Secretary
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CLOTHING FOR THE MILLION, go.
REApY-MADE AND MADE TO ORDER,
B. BECH ERS 49, ,
FAsHboNABLE CLOTHING AND Observation-Disclosures
.... f.. t ING ESTABLISHMENT, ~ .t'.H.
-. 1403 Main street, Richmond, Va .-.:.,.-.
The people amazed ct BECHER'S immense stoc
They advise their friends to call On b. BECHER,
as he protects the people against trickery and extor
uor. He keeps splendid stock ofIREAD9,
Children's wear. An elegant assortment OF FOR
EIGN and DOMESTIC CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
and yHSIINGS, and complete line of GENTLE
MEMS FURNISHING GOODS. Everybody de-
lighted. None 60 away dissatisfied.
For FINE GOODS, STYLISH GOoDS. and Low FIG
URHs, cali on '...~ B. BECHER. )
- the Veteran ClothIer.
oc2I-2m 1403 Main street, kichmons, va.
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ME- BASKETSl BASKETSl
INFANTS BASKETS;
KHY-2ASKt Its; -...
ICNCH- FITS.

WORK-BASKhTS;
all at reduced prices at LEVY BROTHERS,.
The best ONE-DOLLAR TWU-BUTTON XII
GLOVES in this city. no IL
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w Y. NJ. c. A.-P r A 7 ER AND
PRAISE MEETING at Association Hall, S21
Main street, tonight at 7:45 O'Clock. The public
cordially invited to attend. oe ia "a.
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!. M- ELDER JOHN. A. DEARBORN
will preach In the ,MAIE-sTREET CHRISTIAN
CHURCH, on Main street between Pine and Lau-
rel, THIS EVENING st TX o'clock. ,,.s...,s
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pnY, aooIss..

Handsome DREss.Go OBS Just received OF the
newest shades and styles, varying in price gfron,
lego. to $3.50 per yard.
We HzSs Jlss received large rot or BLACK
SILKS, which hare been bpaghtvery cheap, rang.
Ing in prices from $l.26 to 90 per yafd We cali
special attention to our 81 grade. Purchasers
wilLand II 10 their advantage 70 examine eur stock
before purchasing. $8 sss4sy
CoLORED SILKS In all Of the newest shades
Also, TRIMMING SILKS OF all grades and shades
In EELTETS orr stock Is haEdsomer. and larger
y than ever heretofore. both I'm CLOAK and
II TRIMMING YELVETS; 1890
Also, STRIPED CUT vELYETs. Ysr. ver-dyesses;
SPITsBERGEN CLOTH for oyer.dresscs.
|! LOAKS.-We have now In stock the largest and
\! handsomest display TO be found In the city.
WORsTED FIRING Es from z0c. mp, to suit The
s., new shades; .sSa8
SCARFS OF the newest styles;
LADIES SUITS;
BLANKETS-large stock, ranging in prices from
4, So to SIS; ----.-----.---------
Also, CARRIAGE-BLANKETS
CARPETS RUGS, 2 aa.i4ffs ls3.3A ~
DRUGGETS; &C., &C.. fttsI 4tt5 -Gt;l no 16s :
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Il RIcIrMoND AND PErERsBCRa RAnRoADl J,
: - i.oMPANY, TREAsURER,S OFFICE
RICHMOND, Va, November 81 10 75.f1s II
,AIOTICE.-Tbe annual meeting Of the
IN stockholders Of this company viii be isld e
streeis,i on TUESDAY The 30th Instant 81 II
O'Clock q 49, }isii ~, TX ~, H. t al,
,nsta mt mn iii after the dayo meeting r
- I7E.Ef ltiM. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
no 9.td Ireasurer.I
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= naT BUY YOUR FURs AND FUR
Tx MMINGSsssfs as sfI LEVY BRsTHERs.o
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D ICHMOND THEATRE.
WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY, FRIDAY, AND
%, .s SATURDAY, ..;
NOVEMBER 17TH, / 9TH, 9Tn. AND GOTH.
MATINEE SATURDAY. q -
Under management of Mr.. JOHN II. FORD.
SALSBGRY'S TROUBADOURS, Il
(The American Vokes:) ~
in their successful play tt s Il.
PATCHWORK. s.F.s,- s-..- =. :.
Combining all the attractive elements Of COMIC
OPERA. Each performance to begin With an ele-
CANT comedy. .&g,saig ~. T. .s. -LE~,y s0
Prices as usual. Seats for sale at Wyatt's music
store without extra charge. MATINEE SATURpAY
AT HALF PRICE. cal ~ s.2.-.e 80 &C 1877 I
DROFESSOR N. ". B. FRANCIS G4
6l3 Broad Street: Ladies, Misses, and Mas Xxx
ters, WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY af- ~"se. =,
terroons at O'Clock; Gentlemen, TUESDAY and
FRIDAY evenings ut 7k O'Clock. 81. 'G
PRIVATE LESSONS given when required. (.
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MONTICELLO HALL, 6l3 Broad PA .
lXl street, has been beautifully frescoed ~
and painted, and is now eonpiets Ia all Its "sE
appointments; suitable for balls, sofrees, ssst2s
private parties, &C., and be rented of X. FER
RANDINI, 613 Brosd street, on reasonable terms.
Il oc Colin $50
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ADJUSTMENTS.

-, ADELAIDE. PHILLIPPS'S aa
GRAND ITALIAN OPERA COMPANY. q,
SIX NIGH HTS and SATURDAY MATINEE.
MONDAY EVENING, November 22, S75.
The company comprises the following talent:
MISS ADELAIDE PHlLLIPPS,
MISS MATILDE Phillips;
Miss VIOLFTTA COLViLLE, so,ra,i.
SIGNoRINA LAMBETH, N0p''
Mr. tom Ina hARL RI \, Tcnori;
SIGSoR TAGLLAPIETRA, Baritone;
SlGNoR CARPI, gasso Cantante; ~
SIGNoR BACCELLI, Basso; -a
SIGSOR BARBEKRl, Second Tenor;
SIGNoR LOCATELLI. Second Basso;
MONDAY EVENING, November %. Verdi's ever
-''- popular IL TROVA1 ORE.
Leonora ....,.......... miss VtoIetta C0lyllle.
Azucena. Miss Adelaide Phllpps.
Manrico.. .oien1T BuS annl.
Count al Luna ...signor IagnapetTa.
Fernando. SiShor DhCcehl,.
RuiZ paI oeIIi
-nu'''t GRAND CH0RUiSs ii,i ORCHESTRA.
Tuesday-Lh CENERENTOLA.
Wed1esdsy-LA FAVORITA.
Thursday-BARBER OF SEVILLE.
Friday-ROMEO AND JULIET.
Saturday-MARTTIa.
GRAND MATINEE SATURDAY al O'Clock. %
Reserved seats, 50 and $3.50, according to loca-
ton general admission, 81 family circle and gal
lery. soc. The sale of seais commences at Wyatt's
music-store THURSDAY MORNING at 8 O'Clock.
Do1S-1tk ...' Is. H..
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EIRST GRAND BALL - ~
OF THE g4M
FOREMEN OF WESTHAM GRANITE-WORkS

will be held ut
VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUSE
ON TIE EVENING OF THE Gath Of NOVEMBER.
Conmittee.-W. II. Johnson, M. T. McHenry,
Spencer Burgess, j. ID. Elsroad, John Curran,
Joseph Brooks, John MCGOWAN. .... s...rr
TICKETS, admitting gentleman and ladies', 81.
kESSNICH'S BAND has been engaged for the
evening. ~.,#..s@. no ID, % &24-3*