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TOR BALTIMORE. s-r SslSf,
POWHATAN STEAMBOAT LYNE
THROUGH FREIGHT.

NO TRANSFER BETWEEN RICHMOND ANL
- -. BALTIMORE.
no DOCkAGE CHAEGED.
The new and fast iron steamers SHIRLEY a1o
MISSIONER, Of this line, leave their new pier, In
the DOCK, toot or TWentv-second street, every
TUESDAY and THURSDAY MORNINGS at
O'Clock, and SAT- URDAY AFTERNOON at
O'Clock for Baltimore making close connections q,
Locust Point with Baltimore and Ohio railroad for
all points west and northwest; also, with Northern
Central railroad tor northern cities and Canasa.
Through bills signed TO Baltimore and all points
west, and rates guaranteed as low as by any other
line. Apply to L. B. TATUM. Agent.
Offices, TTenty-second and Dock and Niarn and
Main straets. $50 ac31 !.
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Markets by Telegraph. .
NEW YORK. t..f ,t.s... s..
NEW YORK, November 2.-No markets to-day.
Business suspended on account of the election.
BALTIMORE. .,
BALTIMORE, November 2.-Flour and wheat
outlet, s.eady. and unchanged. Corn quiet ana
steady: southern white, 7S@1sc: y,siloW, d 7sG
at SOMS5c. Provisions quiet and firm. PORK scarce
aud unchanged. Bulk meats-Shouders scarce at
i0Sc: clear rib easier at ave. Hams. 5A@
l6c. Lard quiet; refined. 14A9 &c. Coffee Gull
and easier; Rio cargocs, j sg 2oA:. sugar hein AZ
1o'S@lesc' CINCINNATI.
CrSC1SSATI, November 2.-Flour dull and droop'
ing family, SIS 50@s6;25. Wheat ste,dy and firm
and nominal. Rye dull a, 7Sas0c. Pork scarce s0e
and firm; sales 1921 .75Gs22: sock on hand 500 s
MS. Lard easier; steam !2Sc.; ke,.ie sh d3G.
der:, sY@sAc.: clcar-rib sides, 1901 &c: ; slear
aides, I21c-all loose. Bacon scarce and pomi-
nal; green hams. lac. .r -"
LOUISVILLE.
LOUISVILLE, November 2.-Flour and wheat
66Sc. Oats quiet and firm al 36@41c. Rye quiet
and unchanged. Provisions dull and nominal.
Bulk-meats-Clear rIb-side5. l2sc.; clear sides,
l3a;c, packed. Lard-Tierce. 14Q144c. Whiskey
quiet and unchanged. Begging quiet and un-
81. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, November .2.-Flour, dull and UNI
changed. Wheat Gull and lower; No. red win
Ter, $l.51. Corn dull and lower; to sell. No.
mixed. 47c. bid. Oats in good demand at lower
Rye steady and firm No q CSC. Pork higher at
S22.5O@S22.75. Lard lower; current make offered
ut Sl3c Bulk.meais dull and nom NAL no move
mani in round lots Bacon tirmer; shoulders. DC.
clear rio and clear sides, 1890 l3Ac. Whisky
stcaiy and unchanged. .Liy: hogs higher; York
ers. S6.G2SG$7; packing, $7gS7;2o butcherS,
s7l06s7.S0. Cattle easier and not quotably
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yEif,p.Mmreier.

OsslrEE, N. H., November 2.-Lemuel L
Abbott, farmer, killed his vile to-day
nearly severing her head from her body WIFE
an axe. The deed was committed IN the
heat of passion during a. quarrel. he at
tempted to hang himself, but was cut down,
arrested, and confessed. ......
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rRoM WASHINGTON.
,y,xo interest," IN

0ES' ,.wrTL MON 1T .,-o.
r =, Fund at 'aree
w ~, .ynt.....'''''
.,, ., which interest has
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Po,TAL.--Chv,.ay VI. Zeigler is appointed
postmaster 1t p1nhook. Franklin county,
Va, rEce Richard 5. Hodges, resigned. The
go>t-ollicc At Spring Valley, Graysou county.
Va, i>Itc,lab!shed. with Thomas e. Vaughn
& postmaster. The pos'.otfi:e at Ryland's
Depot Grecnyjle county, Va, is discontin-
ted !or want OF candidate the papers go
10 HiCk>tnrC
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Tag SPEAKEssHIP.-A letter received here
tod from one of the most prominent
Democratic Members Of the House states that
most Il The NJ" Enellnd Democratic men,
3sr> are for Nj. Kerr for Speaker.
\ gentleman VINO reached here tonight
..yrs lie following as the result Of convcr-
,4t!cn between the Hon. S. 5. Cox and him
I'll %; ID" ,ua'"2t Of the SpeakerShip: Mr.
Cox >Ave the contest is between him and Mr..
Kerr with the chInccS liz his favor. He ex.
pcc,> to gel New York and Ohio solid i'll the
c4ucu-, and ~ DIVIDE IDdiaua aud Missouri
WIKI Mr.. Kerr aud will have Illinois, Mlchi-
an. krI,Ucby, &HI the New England Demo.
cra',. He >&;> Randall will get Pennsyl.
yanu and SOME OF the southern States; that
hrri'- >irta2tl lies in the West only, and
that IL viii divide with him. This may be
hr. CO.'S opiGj"n, but it most certainly Is
not Al: one eI>"'s Washington telegram
Baltimore Sltn
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FIRE az Fall River, Mass

+ y FAIL RIVER, November A. he Massasoit
Mill was entirely destroyed py nse .o.hlsns,
Other houses were fred. but the names were el'
exsinguisheh. The whole CITY was ,enaah-
gered fora time. 80 ~
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Seizure of Il Disfillery.

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.J
PETERSBURG, November 2.--To-night the
distillery and rectifyipg establishment be-
longing TO NJ. j. E. Myers was seized by the
United States Government for alleged vio'
lation of revenue laws.
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BrasnEG OF AN ELEvAroE.-B eAeoille,
ont, November 1.-W. Fl. Campbell ~ Co.'s
elevator, containing forty thousand bushels
Oh grain, burst yesterday morning. The
grain Is owned by local dealers. Loss heavy.
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ausden Deash.

BosTos, November 2.-John Watkfns, Of
Deadham, being quite i'll, was taken 70 the
polls in carriage. On arriving az home he
lell dead from over excitement. His daugt.
ter was SO much affected that she is not exc
peeled TO recover. en :ttlfa&iE aiT.s,
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EDUCATIONAL.

CrFIcE CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF SchooLs,}
oSrASH - sos MARSHALL STREET.
"a n RICHMOND, Va, October 80, 1901
TINE SCHOOL BOARD will receive ap.
rI;cations for examination for positions as
,aaohprs In the Public schools on or before fhl-
DAY. IL NJ, November 9th. - IA i with ,ost,.
Applications should be aceomp1naiea, Win 1--WE Give
mo ,nl, - , ~ "s 30 j. Fl. BlNFORD.
aodre 50 ~ W wv o IL Superintendent Schools.
OTDDOMINIONB BUSINESS COLLEGE,
| tIo1T MAIN STREET, RICHMOND: Va.
SEPARATE IYsT1gcTIoS open end gay issor rnn Ia
SIuu aas IN ac,nl Counting -hsuse Practice, B9ok.
seenins In ali its branches, penmansmp ioo. li
pain and ORNAMENTAL L1 Ears Coz
"a. Common Endish. &c. For paTscu'
i iaSs. address GEORGE u, aicol-
&C a-tl ODE, 60. = .------ -
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SIX INCHES OF SNOW GOOD SLEIGH1SG IN
QUEBEC. Quebec, November 1.-There are
about six inches Of snow here, and the
sleighing is good. Weather cold.
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PERSONAL General Benjamin Huger has
oeen In the city several days on a visit to bis
SOB, tue Coonel.-Lsjncht,rg Vfrgtnian, I'd,
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alA, RICF- HS#R
4 MOND, AND NORFOLK STEAM s5sssds
SHIP LINE.-FCR PHILADELPHIA TWICE
A WEEK.-Unt!l further notice the steamers Of
this line win leave Philadelphia every TUES
DAY and SATURDAY. and Richmond every
TUESDAY and FRIDAY at 2 O'Clock.
Jersey, Pennsylvania, aud Delaware, for Proyf-
dence and Boston. Also, for Liverpool and Ant
werp uid Red Star an6 American steamship rnes,
and bills Of ladng signed through.
W. P. PORTER, Agent,
~-2425 Dock s.raet, Richmond.
WILLIAM P. CLYDE s. CO.,
NH 10 No. South Wharyes, PhiladelpNfs.
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l.. Z. Washington got enough Of potatoes
~ England, and is now looking for turnip-
'op' III Richmond chesapeake Current
Key. j. ID. Fulton has resigned the pas.
lyn, ~
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lanes RIVER STEAMBOATs4E1a
81 g..@s,..6 COMPANY. iSS asssnslsInsnSaRz

$50 WINTER SCHEDULE. =, ~
FOR NORFOLK. PORTSMOUTH, BALtIiMORE,
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW 4ORks
= -f.t y -re y ALSO FOR = :. S. :
REGULAR LANDINGS ON JAMES RIVER.
On and after TUESDAY, October 8. 1S7b, this
Company's fast and elegant steamer JOHN SILL
States Nail, viii leave wharf, kocketts for above.
named poinis TtIEsDAFS, THURSDAYS, and
SATURDAYS ut $50 A. 81. =. ~ g.. ~,
Passengers make sure connections with Bay Lime
at Norfolk for Baltimore, Philadelphia, anu New
York. = IS = ~ s
FARE TO NORFOLK AND RE-
TURN. ......'ssss'sssss'ss ~
Fare TO Baltimore. .......s,,,..,,.,s. w
Fare to Philadelphia. ............ 20
Fare to New York..................: IL oU
Tickets for sale On steamers, at CARRIER Il Coz
Ticket Agency, Main street, and Exchange Hotel,
aud baggage checked through. Freight received
daily for Boston, Norfolk, and Portsmouth: and
regular landings on James river from A. ii. 70
6 p. 81 ut reasonable rates. .at1
Freight for way. landings must be prepaid.
l.. b. TATUM, General Agent.
Office: Company's wharf, ROcketts; branch oftce
a. " -. '''' = y 0c 30
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PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 9, 1875.

PORT OF RICHMOND, NOVEMBER 2, 1875.
Steamer Wyaneke, Couch, New York, merchan-
dIsr and pasSeugprS, G. w. Allen & Co.
steamer j.. w. Everman, Plat, philadelphia,
merchandise and passengers "; L. Porter. agehI.
disc ard passengers l.. b. Tatum, agent.
Steamer John sylvester, Clifford, Norfolk, mer'
chaudise and passengers. L. X. Tatun. agent
snl. 3 2ss barrels of flour, Haxall, Crenshaw &
Schooner Gertrude E. Smith, Jamison, Boston,
coal. GeryaS storrs agent.
Schooner Gertrude e. smith, Jamlson, BOSTON,
camel coal Gervas Storrs, agent. s.s r.
MEMORANDA.
Schooner David f.. Wolf. Todd, from Richmond
for Washington. at Norfo!k November l.
Schooner William L. Hearn. watson from
Schooner j. NJ. Vance, Lee, from Richmond ula
lanes river arrived at Philadelphia November l..
Schooner Minnehaha, Myers. from James river,
arrived at Philadelphia November l;
Schooner Herdn Dennis. from hicnmono, ar
ri we'd at RockIa October %.
Schooner a. y. Scull, frambes. from hlcnmonu
for Boston, arrived at Vineyard Haven OCTOBER
Schooner P. c. Schultz, Thompson. was loading
at New York November for Richmond
MARINE DISASTER.
BALTIMORE, November 2.--It Is reported tnat
thn Schooner Beata, OF Norfolk, from Baltimore LOT
North Carolina has foundered Ia chesapeake bay
The captain (Tcrry) and the male (Burns) are salu
to be lost. Two of the crew were saVeo.
DISASTERS IN ocToBER.
The number Of vessels belonging to or nouna 10
or fIom ports In the United states reported tosay
lost and missing during The past montn ~ 90, "
which 21 were wrecked. abandoned, IounGerers,
and 8 are missing. The list comprises snlps, =
value exclusive OF cargoes, IS estimated at $21f''
600.
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s. CANTON INSIDE LINE.na.Ss;r.,

T =
NEW FAsp FREIGHT ROUTE RETWERN
RICHMOND AND ,PhILADELPHIA. -
On and aftes OCTOBER Isr the spIend,s IRON
steamers me Of ss.s line will leave Richmond TUES
Po~hatan Steamboat Lines pier, at corner OF
TwentyesSSn ,a, and Roeh ssrssts Close
with the Philadelphia, Wilmington, and BaitInore
Railroad Company for Philade1Dhia. ).
49, sds SPECIAL ADVANTAGES: 1i2sfssssi Il
All freight by this line covered by Gre and marine
insurance free of cost. No dockage charged al
Richmond Rates US low as any other line: This
mond. ts5aa = p !. t;sItGsFElf st5sE lt
, Freights ordered by this line should be marked
"(antOn Inside Line,r and sent to the Philadal-
phia, Wilmington aud Baltimore depot PhIlade.'
phia. T. cd ...:s =. 5pi,.i..f1 q gGc
Freights received daily in Philadelphia and Rich,
moHd. For further information amply to
s-.., -.t-s.,~ ~ l.. b. TATUM, Agent;
Offices Twenty-second and Dock streets
... 800 and Ninth and Main streets, or TO
Us. WILSON, General Freight Agent,r'g
Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad
Philadelphia. tgIsf y. -; ras III In g.
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K1cH.aoNp, FREp,a s. Poro,lAc 4. 4. Co.,1
OFFICE GENERAL TICKET Agent. u
n Z As92 RICHMOND. Sci tember II, 1871
OF TRAINS, assit

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS. f.'59 -Tsa,.s
2:35 r. n leaves Byrd-Street station daily, Con-,
Meeting with the Bait more and Ohio
railroad at Shepherd, opposite Alex
-, andria-due at camden station, Balu-
more at 9:15 p. Me- and with New
York train fTHRoUGH BLEEPEn8
FROM SHEPHERD TO NEW Y0RKls
and with New York Night Express
ria Baltimore and Potomac. Inllread!
at Washing ton; arriving at Charles
Street station. Baltimore at 1000 r
81. Through SLEEPER FROM WAEIf..
INGToN 70 NEW YORK.
900 p. NJ. leaves Byrd-Street staten tSundaya'
eIcar3tcd), connecting at Washington
With the Baltimore and Potomac and
Ealtimare and Ohio railroads .sSz,
6:o5 P. M, ACCOMMODATION TEAM Tor
Hanover Junction. leaves Broad. Stress
station (Snndays sxcepted). ,.t3siit
5A.M. arrives at Byrd-street station tMon>
Gays 81 Rvrd. Stree. station daily.
Az 4. N N. Observation-Disclosures TkAIN1arfiyesl
at Broad-Street ststoa Sundays eI-3
eeptedl. 81.
ParlOr-c0rs on day trllngs @sf p.
Pullman sleepers on night trains =! ., u. !
FREIGHT TRAINS leave Broaf -Ssfcel staLon
on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, ant sATUHUAIs
NIGHTS for all psnts North and West. ana az.
rive on MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and EBlDAY
MORNINGS. COnsignees OF live stock aud perish
able articles. upon giving Hoice at cepot can OBJ
tain fire lght at Boultou on preceding evening. =,
Through bills Of ading Sna rates gwen 70 ~
principal points NORM anu " MYERS ylaa
General superintendent.
~ C. A. TAYLOR.
sel4 - General FroiShf and Ticket Aren't
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ROCKS, STATIONERY, dc.
MILLINERY.

Mrs. C. C. THOMPSON, No. 325 sSs5s
lN Road street, between Third and SIatkg
Fourth reeeiyed her FALh snd VI 10
1xbthit 70 her many friends and customers any DAY
thew can make It convenient to call ana lnsures 10
ali great bargains, she intends 10 EEL e1ltsmsE
phonS,
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Old BONINIoH STEAMSHIP FFfE
COMPAET. sssla

This coenpsny Win disnatch enc Of their splendid
Iyeamers-OLH DOMINtON, WYGNDKE, JRAAC
5lLh, EEGHNOND,a and GEORGE w. ELDE4-
SGfs sSy -.I.uESJAYs FRTDAY and sUHDAY n
nr passe ships are entirely new. and were buis
1nsy have splendid saison1 s.atercons, and bath
The fare, accommodations and attention ara an
Goods slhpped by Eds line are landed fesriariy
Nor ~ s, nofR ON sae Comrangs covered pier, 81
Fress.s Tor pctnts boyond New y,rs
Win dispatch, and no charge inside e1csnt scf1saJ
expenses incurred q est-Sr1tp's s sst ~
Freight received unsa s Pm. dsig.
For further tnf0TMAu1n, apply To- lls .gl-. ls.g
zsf GEORGE W,ALLEH 6 Co, Arppts =.
my IS oHce CeTHBanv,s wharves RScretx
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BALTIMORE. November 2.-yirginla 6's, peelers,
At: VirgiIia consols. e3I. West ,Virglnia's, 81.
North Carolina SIS, old, 16- Bid To-day. -.,.,s-
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$s.069,015 go
0,291.JIi 90
- - --=z - - - ss--z sass .---

, s.. .,,rr. 10 the Pacific Railway Companies,
., r,,...,a.. in lawful money Principal OUT
>Si S23. 5l2; interest accrued and not
49, -l.xa2170.24. interest paid by the
~. " >:.,,'>, IS 202 SOTO: int,r,St repaid by
.,'.. ton on mails. &C., SO i22. G0l.1S. Bal
..'gu. ..tyrcs! paid hy ihe United ssa'eS' S2l'-
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GOAL AND WOOD.-I am now selling
" ANTHRACITE, CLOVER HILL, SPLLHT
and BELLONA SOFT COKE; OAK end PINE
WOOD, long, sawed, and k indling:
CADMUS e. JOHNSON,
Basin bank, No. 811, between Eighth and Hintn
streets. no 1-lIn
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Markets by Telegraph.

RE-EXH1BITED.
WuEAT.-Whte, SO bushels. Red, GOA bushels.
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nRussS. MEDICINES. as.
HEAP TOILET SOAP.

CHEAP TOILET SOAP.
We have had manufactured for our special trade
article OF CO..,
FAMILY USE,
which for quality and the price surpasses any
other soap iu the market. Price 10 cents per cake.
POLK MILLER & CO.. Apothecaries,
corner Ninth and Main streets.
MILLER & P1ERCE,
Iol corner Fifth and Marshall streets.
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MTOOD AND COAL FOR OREGON
w HILL AND SIDNEY.-HavIng taken the
yard corner of Main and Belyidere streets. formerly
occupied by w. P. Ford, for the convenience OF
INV frienGs and the public in that vicinity, would
respectfully inform my friends that they can now
buy ANTHRACITE, COKE, GLOVER ELL, ana d
PINE WOOD, as cheap as can be bought 10 the city.
Ali coal sold by weight. satisfaction guaranteed.
". j. MCDOWELL, First and Broad,
Seventh and Main, Main and BelTioerc Streets
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Expected Demise of q Rhode IsIsns

PROVIDENCE, November 2.-Hon. Thoma,
A. Jenckes Ia bepelessly I'll, and can survive
but few hours. u go Z.
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WOOD AND COAL.

FRESH CARGOES ANTHRACITE
HrJ,L. and BLACK HEATH LUMP COAL, unsur-
passed; Engine Coal, Soft Lump COKE for COOK
Ing. Ny popular and economical hlNDLlE.G w.
fuel paying cash or promptly can buy low at my
mo- -'' J. B. WATKINS.
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rysy-y.E:x~g CALL FOR 5-20's.--The Sec.
-, ~ ;he Treasury gives notice that the
..,,.~c.,.} AMI accrued interest Of the follow
'',..,..r..,. hNowu rs ive-twenty bonds"
,,t ~ ,st 1; the Treasury on and alter the
- NV :. February, 1876. and that the To-
:.,.., - said .3NGs will cease on that day.
T1,. !, 10 ..y. &,0Gs OF the act OF June 80:
T,,,.o. Byr9<.-s5o-Ne. SOL to No.
.2l both inclusive: SlO0-No. 120Ol 10
So, 1890. boil! inclusive; S50o-No. 1901
- 80, 10000 BOTH iucluSive; 81, o0O--No.
f,,1. 10 No. $500, both inclusive. So,Voo,-
,.,,.;,rs& BoadS.- S50-No. Isl to No.
70 boz. inclusive: $100-No. 1901 to No.
Zoo. both inclusive; s5oo-No: 751 to No.
,SG6 bo.A intasive; $l,000--No. 1901 to
70. $50. ho.l Inclusive; S5.0oO-No. POI
. 80. 800. 10th inclusive; SlO,O0O-No.
ON 4 No. GOO, both inclusive. SlO,0OO,ooO.
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i.,g,LlrY or STockHoLDEgs.-In the case
T., Ivion against Trlbleak the Supreme
,.yI: O; the Ua;:ed States, Tuesday, decided
that whore 2 parry Was induced to become
.g:j,c.;.er u he capital stock Of au insu'
r4uca company bg the representation OF It's
AGENT that eisnty per cent. OF the subscrlp.
ion iced not tr paid in, bu; would be paid
ont Of The profits. &C.. the talSity of the rep
ra.,n.sl!on would not avail as a defence to
N seton hv the assignee in bankruptcy OF
he u,olvrH: company upon the certificate
Of stock ,sUel 70 the subscriber TO recover
The unpaid eighty per cent, aud that the
wort., "n00.as>. sable" stamped across the
face Of tie certificate, at most did not import
more than Tia: il would not be liable to as
ses.mrnt alter :h@ subscription TO the stock
va, iui; plii. Also, that an attempt to re-
,tal the c0utiac: two years alter Subscrlp'
lion. md Only when called upon for the I'M
paid subscription, would not avail by reason
0! Ii. !aches OF the subs :rlber in not sooner
a,cc.,ain!og hi, liability under the regula'
lions Of TIE company Washington Repub-
L,-g
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

MINIATURE ALMANAC, NOVEMBER 8, 1875
Sun riscs...........6.4S Moon sets...."... S.45
SIM sets High tide. S.07
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COUIBBS'S PHARMACEUTICAL PRE-
~ PARA rlONS.
Sharpe 4 Dohrae's Ylixirs and Syrups;
Herring's Solid Fxtracts:
Kcasby and Mattesou's Ftfervescing Salts;
Wiachester's HypophoSphyies:
Dupdas Dick & Co.'s Capsules OF SandalWoou;
egemau's Elixir Bark and Iron;
Rscahout des AIabes; Robinson's Dat Meal;
Paca Mills Rice Flour: Robinson's Barleys.
For sale by POLK MiILEh O ~,
and By MILLER & PIERCE.
mol Apolhecafles.
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nAILRoAD AND STEAMRQAIM QhsAA
Ia speclalty ct the DIsP ATCH fkilAef1eAiHs q
HOUSE, rs - -
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O1O COAL AND WOOD S7S
ClCs DEPOT, oAcs

YKEN'S VALLEY COAL.-Four hun.
IL dred tons of this celebrated coal for sale. Also
Virgipin Splint of all kinds: Georges Creek Cum.
beriand. for steam and smiths use; Clover tiil
and Midlothian Lump; Soft Lump and Hall Goke'
Oak and Pine Wood. WRIT ROBERTS.
oc 90 corner Seventeenth and Cary streets.
GOAL AND WOOD.-I am now selling
" best ANTHRACITE COAL from SO, 1915,
to VI per ton; SPLINT at 81 TO $5.7 per ton;
CLOVER HILL from ~ to 1880 per load and
f55O Der ton SOFT COKE at the lowest cash
prices; WOOD, $3.50 to IS per cord. ard al fuels
at lowest cash price,. q. ID. fAGE,
oc "a Nineteenth and Cory streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dfspatcf1i
TIRE ELECTION = COMPLICATED issus-ispEPES.
pESTs, ADMINISTRATIONS OF THAMES sY TIE
WEST AUGUSTA, GUARD AND sroNswALL BRr.
GADE BAND, .s{zg4sfs 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03

XXTE HAVE OPENED A HOUSE in
w p,chmond Va for the sale OF the L: RdJ NJ
GARDNER 4 co. MOUNTAIN ,kIE VIZ s
KEY" manufactured by: us near ~ s.annson' -
J" Ao""o 10. BUMGARDEER& CO.,
% - 80 I4I0 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-11-03
.gI!N TlIF TREASURY.

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observation-disclosures
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-24
THE COUNTY COURT


The New York World publishes a
statement OF the business of the va
rious steamship companies now en-
gagged in the ocean trade between New
York aud England, Germany and
France, for 1874, which goes far to
prove the assertion that the year just
closed has been one OF the worst ever
experienced. The recspiIulation shows
the aggregate receipts of the various
lines for 1874 to have been $50, los, 1856
against $57, 577 $50 for 1873, decrease
of $27, 42i ,365.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-24
ChanCery Con 1, at Knoxville, Ten
neSSee,
No. 2.76l.

o. ?, Temple vs.. John Coe and Susan Dees.
L is sworn to that the defendants John Coe and
Susan Dees are non-residents Of the State of
Tennessee, it is ordered that the defendants above
KnaXyile Tennessee on The lind NorSsS IN
March next, 1875, and make defense to the bill
fled in this cause, or the same will be taken for
confessed II is further ordered that this notice be
vile Chronicle. A true copy. Attest.
M. l.. PATTERSON, C. q NJ
hl7Wit' BY W. A. GALBRAITH. D. G. a n.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1875-02-24
TERMS.

Two hundred and Fifty dollars of the purchase
money will be required at confirmation Of sale
years, requiring Of the purchaser notes with
security bearing intertst from date, and retaining
n lien on the land as further security. February
1875 NJ. l., PATTERSON. Q. 4 NJ.