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+ Splendid Lump Coal and all kinds
of Anthracite coal and sawed wood
at Frazer and Bishops.
Go to Frazer s Bishops and get
some fat Boston Mackeral.
Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1875-07-10

The City Hall Of Wheeling will
cost $S2 900.
The Caucasian. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1874-1875, 1875-02-13

V1NUE uun,uor,s aud unsolicited verdict
at the hnn,lrr,s nt thousands Of read
"rS of ,hc TRIBUNE is. that The paper
w,;s never good as ut The present
time During the past year il Mas ci''ar--
ch its field and inp"vrd its facilities ~
every dirrciio ION and enters upon the clos
juy months of 1874 With most rnronran-
iny prospects. THE Tribune, however,
irIrvc- in deeds ;ather tilan IN w"r'lS-1n
,c~nlls rather than in promises. 1T points
iu its records aud its columns Tor the past
twelve months as the best evidence Of
hat it has done, and The ,nost s'ti~iIrt"-
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admitted rrr-rlninence of the paper not
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approaching coiup|c:'"n
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10 Specimen copice Of either cdi-
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~hect, st"i .,j'ce to G''y od1fcss ia lie
n, .f,,J .tt<,f..
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A NicG IL on TIE SArLTY-VALvE

A NicG il: on THE SArLTY-VALvE.
The old Mississippi river joke hasl
curiously enough beM me politica,
fact. The Republican steamer 10 al
ready quivering from stem to stem;
the fi'emen, with faces Of grim deter-
minatiou, are pouring in fresh supplies
of tnrpentine; and "the niger is sit
ting on the safety. .valve.", It is no
tanlt Of his, poor fellow but there he
Is and there he is likely to stay until
the explosion.-[ Springfield RepubH-
tnn.
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After ''an'la'y J, 1850, the Publishers
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Ne i'll send the DAILY one month for
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x, cents. or the SEAIl-WEEkLY for two
months for 80 cents. Specimen Numbers
sent rec. Address,
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n q T | G E |!

r HAVE REMOVED MY STOCK OF
Y Carriages. Eng.ies, jersey Wagons,
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rcdnccd prices to suit the times and will
sell without reference to cost Examine
my stock and prices before going else
where. ID. n. UOLLlNGSWORTU. II.
Dee. 2j, 6-m*.
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Advertising SYEAni SYsTEM GGcp !;

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* E,,nS coos'AutIy Oh hand rad
= Abuiids to o"l'r all patterns and
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togrh. Harness, CoiIdren's c,lli; res
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ESTABLISHED 1901.
The Evening Post.
PUBLISHED IN NEW YORK
DIILf, UIEhLY g. HENkWEEKLY
JIIE v MING POST

JI1E Y Ming POST
Is an a1vorafe Of the snhsii,u ion rf wen-
c,a Laws for special Legislation. "f tle
freedom of trade, Of the restoration aud
n,aintainnnrr "f u specie currency. Of the
decentralization Of political power. Of i,n-
partial taxatio''. Of the restraint of mon
"po|irs. nuI Of III" reform of the civil scl-
vlrc of the governments aud it is au ou-
poncnt "f every iorm Of 'lis'ovaltv. wbr,h-
or man'rStin- itself in rebellion and se'li-
ton. in official op,"csso,. extrava.nnce
and pl"ndrr, or in the attempted redud ~
lion Of the public debt.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20

The spirit of self-sactiGce which many OF
our people are now showing in order to ed
ucate: their children, and the willingness
shown by our young men .(aud young
women, too) 10 exercise self,denial in order
to secure an education, is worthy OF all
praise. 80 20
We understand that there are now about
thirty ssude nts at the University of Virginia
who, by adopting the old army" mess" sys-
tenn, are table to save from eighty-five to one
hundred4aolars per session. And by having
the bulk of their rationsseutfrom home by the
ra,lroads:Uhich centre at Charlottesville the
cost can be still further raduced, and the ad'
.yantages ,of a University eduoatien placed
within theTeach Of almost every.yoang man
who has the industry, perseverance, and
oiuck to attesspt it.
The BoMd of Visitors have Instructed the
Faculty Of the University 10 increase'largely
the facilities for those who desire to. mess.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
:. .,,n,1--,t -. nnr,ssed Play-Geer

R,e Nor.ss.-" An Enraged Piay-Usef
writes an indignant letter 10 the Ne" otN
Times auathenatizns the drums a. NV
pIayed in theatrical orches,ras ana inus''a'
an,er,,inments within the walls OF houses
rbis mart or musical performances IS a nu'
.s.,ce --IseIs astonishing how much NOISE
an small thing as drum can maze. W.
know nothing like the bass-drum LOT Iuss
save the bass windsinstrument OF the " ooi''
ORC y which we rather think beats the bass'
drum or any other bass INSTRUMENT we ever
suew, Wedou net wonder that the " Enrageo
y.Goern was made deaf 10 one ear py the
din, aud think he escaped happily with OILY
one in that candition.'
Pertinent to this matter Of public annoy'
ance we venture to say that we are aoso-
ltrety wesry of the excess Of drumming a.
we'll rs the brazen instruments OF the MUSIC
Of these days. What has got into the heaos
| Of the rnusic.makers Do they think tnal
the public Is SO poorly competent to ,uoge o.
what is agreeable IN music that they caDho'
/ distinguish between what Is simply oealen'
i:g and harsh and what is sweet ana nei''
dioxs? What are these bieasing BRASS ~
ls.rumants for? They don't make sweet
4 harmony. They may gil place that "ouio
he vacant without them; but why no'
losslify and soften them with proper NIX
lure of the bautboy, the ci'rlonet' the pas
soon, and the piccolos On, we nave neaio s
ltbose bleating horns until we have praseo
lncver 10 hear another Grassland"
| Won hear the boast of brsZen bragsefs
Evhot there are thirty, or forty, or more
Is. hrass pieces" in this or that band Inc
more of them the greater the pity. W.
hooe to see the day when it"i'l'be ou'a"iu
for an band that is wholly brszen 10 per
form in public. 1t is a crime for such bands
/ to parade. . oro ouor,
\ And then your drums; they are over
done. WHY should roan beat oass'drun
with "migbt and main y to drown the mar
monies of the band? How sweet is the
subdued roll of the kettle-drums! Anc
| why modest an intelligent audience VIII
1.-The rude noise of bass-drum pun
melted with oil the muscular force of mar
4 who has no conception of his duty save e
spend his full strength atpen The machine
,. entrusted to him.
: wetrust that the combined critical taste
of the musical world will put these bis
4 noises down, or reduce them within cl'illzet
bounds. The savage lowest e'bIg noises
leIyiIization should avoid them.
So of the shooting line of fuss.mak'ng
The world Is overdone with them. II
think of a hundred cannon being fired on
trfiing OCCASION, or any occasion, save II
var! 1t is monstrous. Why not put VI
with ten, letting each report represent ten
It would suit the public better.
. In short, big noises are not akin to IN
sen1leness and decorum of:cRilizition. w
think the world of civil'za is getting sic
of them. Danish them to savage realms.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
rna 1oaaaeusent Candidates.


Colouc, KSianr aud Mr.. 7. Il. erAaAh
have consented to become Independent can
,,,,aa,es at the suggestion Of the Adu''amieess'
Earnest, indeed, must be the desire OF gen
t,emen to become caudidates-asres'S''p's
must be their Itch for place when sney y'e'u
IN s,ch sol,c!ta,ion to become cano'oa'es
. oainst the nomsnees Of party 81 "nicn
49, arc c,embers, as Colonel KssdfaT says, 10
"fact and spirit"
we have bccu NIL along afraid tbatC oioaei
Er,earr would fall. HIS letter dec''a'os "
y,,n was not decisive. Heseened 10 DC aai,
s,,ne around the crater, and has naturally
foi,en In He has illustrated the answer
given by the uegre scholar 70 the qeesuon'
q Way did the " male swallow JoNAH9' The
scholars reply was: ~ dunno, cepn 'a'sSAH
he Rep' foolin 'long de ole whale" AND
NOW the Colonel is not likely to be disgorget
after three days. but wilIprobably stag where
= he is until the electi.n-
Mr.. SrxRKE, q former Better snd ande
nendent, has had some experience; nsitw'
had supposed chat would deter h'aa aroH
ever trying again 10 break up the party 10
(which he ofr.c to have gu attseaneus;
which attachment he mas such strange wa!
Of displaying. If his experience were no
Sufficient to prevent him from running on
head against the solid Conservative part,
one would have thought tbat'as nc leo Tut
column of TAssss men who cahed upon tna
gentleman to become Candidate for th'
Senate be would certainly not have opposed
Mr., TANsER. But this itch for place rs 81
great that no questions Of ;propIiety ST.
strong enough to repress II.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
Snrehsad eAppaak

The sorehesds have appealed to the puh',
audit Is upon the public they will5e WrecSen
On that irnmovable rock they wA surely DC
dashed In pieces. Here is q eAsf7cnisnf 'oa
them to begin with: 50
Was any OF them known to 90 eet to Use
action Of the City Conservative t. ommltses
before the PRIMARY election was'hesdg
Did they not lake part ia tbas cleo lion' aho
did not one of their. candidates ,hag a 'sepa'
rate and exclusive ticket OF delegasAss 10 oe
voted for by the;peopte?
After the return had beeEawardea py tne
Judges to delegates favorable to JOKES ON anu
TAsNEa, were the other candidates pre-.
vented from coniestlng the legality 'of tne
returns before the Convention, and was not
that the only proper and lawful course LOT
them and their friends to take In ss1er 10
obtain redress for faneied grievances
Did they contest the matter t'eseee the
Convention? On the contrary did Eae8 not
prefer, TO bring their reomplains to aaacom-
mittee, and were they not bsund sJ the
fundamental rule Of party organization 10
abide the decision OF the tribunal to.-Rsom
they had appealed?
Can mel, N no deliberately anfuseA to be
bound by the decisions of the cons tisEsed
authorities of tie Conservatism party / q snat'
tiers which it Is pade their duty to set e&ad
determine rigbtfu!!y claim to be d3on seTaa'
tives In "fact and Fpiril?" ''-"
Had the commites's plan worked in THEIR
favor would they haze been content sTiL 1he
result as q fair method of ascertain ing 'tae
popular WHIP
When the foregoing interrogation es aie
categoriealy answered we shall have Al 'ot hef
lot of them for the. -" uaixter.max.ie .iqu':ei
botch- potch" Of selccopstituted refori ne r.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
,m'aips all:

Nothing could be more unfortunate than
the diSsensions which hayesprung up among
the Conservatives Of Richmond aud Peters.
burg. But sscb has alwaysbeen the cise in
teppalics in periods Of general demorspjzt-
t, nn. Greed Of office eugenders dissen,son.
a I'd tohe most important measures and se-
70 INNS are defeated by the seiisbness of Incl.
vi auats. Whatever may be the justice OF the
str Sturas upon General Johnson asd GAG
tain. Hinton, surely before and not AFTER 1be
prin ,aHy election WIS the time TO have Made
them PlpuceSter Current.
The .CYs'ent is right; but it reed not ap-
prebend any danger fsom the boltshs ,eandi-
dates in this city. AS LINCOLN said Of his
ywife's sco'ldins so we say of their running.
that Ait don't hurt US and seems to do them
O. great deal of good"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20

late for Congress, Gilbert c. Walker. we ;,,e
,ndlenar,ly refused bis tanti.Consefsa.,,s1,
,yertures, aud replied rs an editorial !, ,eaue'
..Traitors In the Conservative Can1p.,, o,;or.
We have very an strong reasons for bslieS "
;np and consequently do believe. lea ',, .nI
9eoresenta,ye Of the party that max
'ep var upon Bsadey r johnson. coDsere
na1;r va" c,ndidate for the State Senate. Ale
vast ,,,nos 90 sadlv out Of joint that fraction
81 se p political eS i'q party oppose The Iegpa1
a nth It's favorites Of the same party ~ne as !.
p uss best p Manchester Courier os'00e'
16tb 1855
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
g.,rEsaL A,trss,Es
~ OCTOBER 1sra, 1875.

More news and elegant CL0AhS, WRtfPls 49,
DRESS GOODS, ChMEL'S-HaIR SUITS, &C.,
ius; opened and OH the way Cor Fair week.
T, 4. PRICE s. co. VIII open every day inns
week from last importations -
Elegant BEAVER CLOTH CLoAKs, every shape
T aud style;
r.o,ored CAMEL S-HAIR WALKING SUITS;
Plaid CAMEL'S-HAIk POL0NAISE GOODS; i
Brown, blue, and other shades DIAGONAL Pof-
L1Ns;
R,ack GROS-GRAIN SlLKS-bareains;
C,olored DRESS and TRIMMING SILKS;
Black LONG and SQUARE SHAWLS;
Long blanket aud striped SHAWLS;
BALMORAL sKIRTS-great variety;
OPERA FLANNELS;
Plat / and striped FLANSELs;
BED BLANkETS, 10 4, "a, i3 4;
Black and colored SILK-YELFETS;
Striped and fancy HOSE;
CORSETS &C., &C. 49, - -
The largest stock of MOURNING GOODS ever
exhibited in the South.
Great stock of CLOTHS and CASsIMEREs open
ing every day. S@ q sec NC 20 !.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
DEATHS.

n,sd at his residence In This city, No: eoa Sesa-
mine street on Tuesday 9th in?Iah'' a. The fIy
A. H.. WILLIAM EDWIN Va 49, -
seTtm'n Seral viii take place from his late reS4epSe
ritTS LAY "wednesday. 20th a. o'; G'cst , I
The friends and acqaain'an'e7 -
requested to attend.
n,.a. on Tuesday, October 8. S1o. 4 'h'h W
pl BU 1 1 ihr fifIy-nIrth year of his age.
His friends and those Of me isni rom Inc Nnn
fuzzy lI' miieet,nl,st VT iscopal church on THufs-.
f EeY aist, at ii O'Clock A. II.
n,oa an Sunday the 9TH Of October: 1 s75; after
an illness Of two days, Mrs. YETIA' WheoA hehi!
syS be leaves husb,nd, three sons lhe Messrs.
Isaac Julius and simon Syc'e', one aauanter tnls'
b. Rose) and many relatives apa irea's SD ae re-
snec,ed BY all no enjoyed her acqnainaI &C. wncn
was nroved By her funera,, which was one Oh tne
largest witnessed for years 10 tn's c yor nieaspe
lug lon of female excellence an txempihca-
ZION of Jewish pie,y and although not blessed WIN
Shtchy se extended to the rich and the poor, to The
Ta,r and the Cbrlstian-to every one. The reVeretd
gentleman who oficated at Tue funeral salo ne pre-
Nnr;tr md the other goodness and charity to ALL
The deceased attended the service ~ ner. syuaa
gogue on last Thursd In Inc ,naat hrou
home 10 her house, and there she was sMmoering
until death released her on unday, az tine age OF
and trsnuIiIty, surrounded by her husband ano
Children Inv brother and q sl7ter, and By many
friends The King of Terrors had no effect on her.
YETTA SYCLE was good woman. May sheFe III
peace. Amen! ~
Died. Mt o'clock on the morning of the 9Th OF
October. 1878 after short but painful! Illness,
MAUDE a GUSTA, daughter Of v. d: r. =. I'D =
| Martha f. Jones; aged four years, Two nontns anu
eighteen days. -.
We miss hoe. darling. oh how much
| Our GOD alone eau tell:
He look thee from our loving arms
He ooeth all things well.
OH we have loved too well
The gift THAI Thou hast sent.
Forgetting. when we called II ours,
! That 1t was only lent.
| Gone, but not forgotten.
Died. on the 18th instant, at his fathers resi-.
denre Mr. JAMES L. AGREE, in his txenty-nlntr
Softly sadly hear him forth
| TO MS dark aud silent bed, .
| Weep not that he's lost 70 earth,
Weep cot that his spirits fed.
| Sadly now wo rest his form
| In the tomb 10 mOuder, still
! Hoping In the eternal morn
| Christ His promise Will fulfil.
Ore last look. one parting sigh,
| All. too sad for words 10 tell;
| Yet tho tears now dim each eye #.~s
| Hone we still. and sigh farewell
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
APPOINTMENT OF pRoIE.

APPoISIsdENT OF PROIE-
Know all meu by those presents. than we. inc SUD
scrib1rs b ing stockholders In the James River
and Ksnawha Comp'n,y. d" hereby constitute ant
anpoiur - - orr irue ana lax!rl attorney
and proxy to rcpresent each of US In al general
meetings Of The st ckiba!cfs of said company heIH
when weare not personally present or represented
by some ether proxy. with ful power anu hu horitv
at such general ms cling 10 give such vote or votes
,nd Ia 10 .uch other act acts as each OF us couih
give or doGS q mpmb|r Ct the said lntel11gs Il we
were personally present: aud we 90 hfrehy ra,Ir .
said attorney may lawfully give do for rSiH pull
sl.nce of tie authority hereby conferred np1H MIN.
Witness na niandS aud sexls this - cay OF -,
'A~ (SEiLJ
&C I5-2uv2w --- fSt+aL't
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The following card speaks for itself &:

To TIE VoTEss OF RIcHMoND Clry AND
COSBY OF HENEtco.- For reasons stated 10
nv card of the 18th instant, do not :consi.
der the Conservative party Of this sfns1arial
district, or any respectable portion of it,
bound by the result of the late primary elee.
ton ;1s,et haotns bssn voted for at ttdt.:lee'
ton as a candidate J0r The Sesate, and .oGa
ers .hosina been declared The ,Oaz,ine, IS. Z de-
cline ne;o 10 he an Independent candidate. .
W. c. kNL7BT.
~Septes.ber Is, 1915.
Comment is superlluous. One word ex-
fp'aips all;
n. Vice is mons er OF tmch frghtful nIi.n
As 70 b. hated NJ eIs BUT To be seen:
But Seea 100 oft, miHaEwih her fee,
" e first endure, then pity. Ten enlbruGs-e'
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20

Ei,iy 70 the month Of September, 1874, a
genlemau Of Wellkrown southside pro.
cl;v,ttt,;. though q Conservative, sent us Tor
pujlicst,os III the Courier some very awk-
sard structure upon Governor Walker, who
gas ltben the conservative candidate for
Cou gyess. a'his same iudiyidual also pro.
rpo-as 70 aavancs money fc US under artSc, IT,.
ruIiar eirenm-tarces-yiz, TINT we shoald
aag,ee 70 puaiisi ais articles IN the interest
OF be A,Isptie, Mississippi and Ohio rail.
road and against the interes. Of our candi.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20

There is no virtue in voting simply for
candidates of our personal choice, for 10 that
csae there is no coz aiet between ipelioatlon
Is63 duty, but wheu. through sense OF duty,
I'VE Vote for candidates who are not our per-
soNal eboics We perform yirtuous act. In
the languages attributed TO General r. E.
L~s, .Duty is the sublimes. word Ia the Eng.
j sb language. -. Stauaton Spectator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20

There can be little doubt that IL matters
are left 10 the bailot-boXes Of the % Of No
vember, the reform movement will stssd but
little show; for almost all who object t. the
candidate will vote for tie party. The WINTER
has heard scores Of persons wbo would haye
preferred Kuiebt say thst they thought il
their duty to Stand by tber1rty.-R Richmond
letter in S,sguston Spectator.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20

PRIMARY ELECTION IN PRINCE Mi MILL WI.
A, tho urinary election held in FRINGE WI WIZ
lam county list Saturday Captain ~ r.
cell was elected the candidate o. tn Horse Of
oa.;ves of that county for the HOUSE, y.
Delegates. The nomination IS .an l.;,i Uase
to election, apd the gallant captain W.; On.
m efficient representative AteSono''a 0..,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20

&c Should there.be an honest count, STARgG
and KNIGHr viii be eected% So says g
boltsA-. That's cool. 1t not only confesses
defeat in advance, but tells us Shat it is
going to be attributed 10. 1t wonld be
poorly worth while to try to hold ans sort of
election, primary OF other, to satisfy such
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20
MEETINGS.

TUNERAL.-Tbem members Of FIDELITY
Il 1ODGF. No. 1879, G. u. o. Of D. F.. are
berany nott6ad 70 meet at their ledge-room THIS.
MoRSIhG ate O'Clock to pay the last tribute of
respcct TO our deceased br0shert JORDAN GIBBS.
AIlmcmhers OF lister 10 gees are invited 10 atteh'
o' ''Ne FLEMING w. LEWIS.
ocoo1ix Secretary.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-20

It is nou 10 order to inquire concerA!p e
an alleged correspondence between Coi0uel
KNIGHT and Judge MoRros. Did it ta41e
place, and what was the purpoEt of it q? Tbts
is great moral war, aud there should be no
"Glandecencys-as Mrs. PARnNsToN says
aho
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MARRIAGES..

Marrl,edt, p Prv t judge F. X. FARRAk to MISS
FmpA f. sC0jTT; all of Amelia county
Married, ON Thursday October lib rs 1S7S Rev a.
the resdeDse Of NE Ne 1 W1l aS"f B. ASpERs0N
y, m1 M,aa IbOOROTHY BRANDS; both OF Mafches'
ter, Va. ,,, ~
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MILITARY NOTICES.

AN ADJOU.RNED MEETING OF \
IA the LEE GUAR D will be Acln at Weimer'S2
new restaurant. on.,gwelf.h street. TO-SiGH1fNi
Drpmully al TX oc!etk. Parties friendly to the IL
interests OF t. nretrg cordially tnvited TO at
land ZTkhLr 'R BRIGGS, hairman:
" nLIAM G. NTOEES, Secretiry. oc 20.ltf
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OFFyCE OF TIE JAMES PIVEI AND

OrFvCEs OF TIE JAMES PIvEI ANaD)
KASAwH2 COMPANY. (
RICHMOND, october 10, 1875. )
ATOTTCE The annual meeting Of the
IN sTOi'kHOLDRRS OF THE.JAMES RIVER
AM KASAWEA COMPANY will III held at stis
ofE"e on WEDNESDAY, November 3d. al ~
O'Clock A. NJ.
By order Of the Bosrd Of Directors;
WILLIAM +. MUNFORD-
Secretary.
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A SSEMBLY HALL.
o,,r ,Nn1SsTRUMENTAL

A GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
CONCERT
..- WILL BE GIVEN By
MIR. LEO. P. WHEAT, .ar
on THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 2l'
.. s. ~ assisted by
Mrs 7 ou1sE CAMP tof Washington, soprano;
MIR, s. f. OsBouRN tof Baltimore), tenor;
Mr.. s. G. YOUNG tof Washtpg'on'' oari'ole'
Mr.. JACOB REINHARDT, pianist
Tickets, 75c.; ar.H. c. Wyatt's, 920 Main street
M extra charge for reserved seats. Box Office vii
open on WEDNESDAY at O'Clock. &C 1s ct
In consequence of the inability Of some OF my m!
friends, Who have promised 10 aid me III 'nls Ion
cert 10 he absent from Washington OIL SATURDAY
-, ~. Tho da.e has been of necessity changed L
THURS DAY, October 21st, instead OF FRIpa a.
22d, i W ~ -