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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-04
The Status Of Alaska.

The Secretary of War sent to the House to-
day a copy of brief on the subject of the
jurisdiction of the War Department over the
Territory of Alaska, earnestly recommending
such legislation as will more properly define
the duties of the War Department over the
Indian country in general and particularly
over the Territory Of Alaska.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-04

concerning me % tissue Of infamous
falsehoods. Having obtained leave Of abb
sence from my government Tor the purpose,
I shall sail in the next steamer for the United
States, to confront my calumniators and
vindicate NV reputation,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1876-03-04

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. %, On reassembline
of Senate this evening, the attorney OF thu
Governor presented the court the following
orders: !. AssS &
has notified the Senate that 1t has impeachet
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THE DIFFICULTY AT MCCoRMICK's-THE
CASES DISPOSED OF.-The cases OF James
Sweeney, John T. Brady, Pat. McDlanus,
Robert Cheatham, S. B. Moore, and John
Conners, charged with fighting in the bar
room of D. j. Mccormick, were called in
the Police Court yesterday. The counsel
for the defence asked that the case be dis
missed, and produced paper purporting to
be all acknowledgment from Mccormick
that he was willing to withdraw prosecu-
ton Of the matter. The Justice at once dis
missed the case.
Subsequently Mr.. Moore, one OF the par
ties who was injured in the fight, not being
satisfied with the decision of the Justice,
swore out warrant against James Sweeny,
John 7. Brady, and Patrick McManus,
charging them with assaulting and wound
ing him. The parties were rearrested, and
the trial at once proceeded with.
Moore testified that while sitting III the
bar-room Friday night talking to friend
he was assaulted by Brady. Afterward the
three men rushed at him, and he was badly
beaten.
Mr.. Beasley testified that he saw Brady
during the scuff1e take 4 stove-plate and
raise it up, and was in the act Of striking a
blow when he lost sight of him.
Sweeney and McManus were discharged.
Brady was fined five dollars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-14

TIE EPISCOPAL CHURCH HoHE FOR AGED
LADIEs.-The Board OF Managers OF the
Church Home announce that the Home, on
Fourth street between Clay and Leigh, Will
be open to visitors to-day from II A. NJ. to
II p, M. There will be a musical enter
tainment in the evening. Each visitor Is
expected to contribute q pound OF some
uses11l article as an admission fee.
This Home was purchased and given to
the Church by generous and kind-hearted
gentleman OF this city. and during the past
Summer, at his own cost and expense, the
building was greatly enlarged and beautl.
lied, and is now one OF the most prominent
buildings, both in appearance and size, IN
the city. IL - 81 S
The improvements were made under the
direction and superintendenee OF N. u,
Dimmock, architect, whose skill has been
admirably displayed In the generaI plan and
arrangements OF the Institution. The Home
has capacity OF twenty-five rooms. with .
refectory, kitchen, and laundry, DC, in adj
.dition, and is now complete and occupied.
The cost OF the original bull ding, with the
improvements mentioned above, is about
$4,000. Jarvis & Glinn were the general
contractors employe in the construction OF
Efe Home. ssgsssg 4
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PROFESSOR EvERETT.-A large crowd as
sembled at the Theatre last evening to wit
ness the performances of Professor Everett.
These consisted Of feats Of legerdemain, il
they even deserved this name, somewhat
similar to those Of the Davenport Bro
thers-performed Of course where the;
crowd could not see the Professor. The
whole affair may safely be pronounced the
most unmitigated humbug ever practiced
upon SO many Of the people Of Richmond.
The Professor, however, gave several hints
in advance to the pufport that some Of
those present would doubtless consider
themselves well humbugged, and thus saved
himself from being pronounced swindler.
We heard no one bring this charge against
him.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-14

PROFESSOR GUNNELLE.-On the last occa-
sion Of this gentleman's visit to Richmond
he attracted the attention of all classes OF
our people by his wonderful spiritual mani
festations. They were witnessed by minis
tiers Of the gospel, lawyers, doctors. mer-
chants, and newspaper-men; and all were
equally carried away by the astounding ma
ture of the performances. The Professor has
since been to London and other places in
England as well as in Europe, and his en-
tertainment last evening evinced an i'm
provement that was as wonderful as were
his achievements before. We have not room
for details, but pronounce the entertainment
well worth seeing.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

Never perhaps since the days when Sim
Dixon the fifer crossed the river and pro-
claimed that g the British was in st0tu quo "
have our citizens manifested such degree
of political solicitude as they have for seve-
raj days past. During Sunday they seemed
dazed because they had to wait for news
until Monday, and the suspense was too
much for them. The extra edition Of yes
terday's Dispatch, however, acted as a
soothing balm, and your reporter left the
"Free State " last evening in hopeful con-
dition. 1t would be well here, however, to
qualify as to which was in the most hopeful
condition. Manchester said: Whoo-ah
for Hilden N Hendricks 1" while your re-
porter answered: "Rah Y Hildrick IN Tel
den." Both were right, and Manchester is
safe.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

RUSAwAY.-Early yesterday morning DR..
Hunters horse took fright and ran away up
Franklin street on the pavement. A little
girl going up the street alone, hearing the
clatter of the horses feet turned around,
and seeing the runaway approaching her
very rapidly, was terrified to such an eX-
tent that she was totally unable to get out
OF the way. A gentleman, however, seeing
the perilous situation Of the child, went to
her assistance in time to prevent her being
run over. The buggy hitchcd to the horse
was considerably broken.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-14

THE EVENT OF THE SEAsoN.-Mr. Charles
Fechter, the great French-English TRACE
dian, supported by the charming artistic,
Miss Lizzie Price, will commence an en-
gagement at the Theatre December 18th,
appearing in his great roles OF Claude
Melnotte, ,''"Don Cesar, !" " Ruy Bias, !" and
"Hamlet." Charles Dickens spoke OF Mr.
Fechter as follows when he was about to
visit America: .s cannot wish my friend a
better audience than he will have in the
American people, and cannot wish them q
better actor than they will have in my
friend. My appreciation is not the result
Of personal regard, but personal regard has
sprung out of my appreciation"
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L CHURCH HOME,
on Fourth street between Clay and Leigh, Will be
OPEN TO VISITORS on NOVEMBER TIL, from
II o'clock A. 81. to IL p. NJ.
The entrance fee will be pound Of any article, at
the option of the visitor. The MOZART ASSO OCIA-
TlON will give musical entertainment during the
evening no 13-3t
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ARREST OF ALLEGED RIOTERS. Sergeant
John 9. Fall yesterday arrested Henry.
Cooper, George Upshnr, and Samuel
Parker, charged with being engaged In
riot0us conduct. Cooper, it is said, has
been fully identiG fed is the leader OF the ne
gross. The. matter will be inTestig by
tie Police Justice to-tiay.
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AMUSEMESTS. A
OPERA-HOUSE.

commencing MONDAY, November 18th.
= tfrom q 4 st. . james H ] Han, ali London,j
m series Of Rs EGnssrs BHEK sEASGG NUE.
IT5i"T moLDING M sEANCE, LIGHT sEANCE.
Thc Professor will also, while under control, EAT
HOT POKER to be thrust into his mouth. The most
wonderful performance Of the age and must oe seen
General admission, s5c.; children, 25c. For m full
Particulars see small Dllls. no 1f-.t
rTHE FIRST ENTERTAINMENT
l. given by the " mosaic" CLUE VIII take place
3, Virginia Hall OIL TUESDAY EVENING, Novem-
Ticiets must be obtained in advance from any one
Of the ladies named in yesterdays notice, 9T Sf
nol4-TuSF2t* 1902 Main street.
MANCHESTER PRESBYTERIAN
NJ CHURCH.
HEADINGS AND PRESENTATIONS
HUMOROUS q SSInAnAcrERs
PROFESSOR j. WILLOUGHBY READE,
OF LONDON, ENGLAND.
TUESDAY NIGHT. NOVEMBER IA, 1876.
PROGRAMME:
PART I.
Truth In Parenthesis. Hood.
Miss wardlc, Mr.. Tupman and the Fat Boy,
PART H.
tSaId be the finest rendition Of this grand poem
ever giycn)
Coming: Anon
Obituary Poetry. 'nI6A thaeici'
Punch in the Presence of the PassenJalre,
Mark Twain.
These readings have been given in Boston, New
York. Philadelphia, Baltimore, Nashville, Rlch-
nond, Buffalo, Rochester, and other large cities with
great success II has been said by competent critics
that no published programme can give any idea a OF
the immense amount OF enjoyment and m1rth there
j. In Professor READE'S entertainments
Professor READE has the cordial endorsement OF
Right Rev. William Bacon Stephens, Bishop OF
Pennsylvania: Right Rev. William NJ. Green, Bishop
OF Mississippi: Right Rev. Alexander Gregg. Bishop
Of Texas Right Rev. William Pinkncy, Assistant
Bishop Of Maryland.
Tickets. soc; children, csc. Tickets may be
purchased 1T Mrs. Mary A. Laings, and at II x a.
&. Bcatte's, and from children. OF the saooath
school
Commences at O'Clock. no lS-Zt
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Dear Dispatch: We have gained the VIC
tory. Would it not be we'll to have big
jubilee meeting? think it would. Let it
be grand one. L nominate Hon. J. L.
Curry as orator. CIVIs.
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DRILL AND INSPECTION Com
mandery, No. 2, knights Templar, had Q
dress-drill and inspection last night on
Broad street in front OF Washington Hall.
Tonight they viii leave on special train
uia the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad Tor
Alexandria.
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I have analyzed the wHIsKEY known under th
brand Of .B SELECT" controlled by Messrs. WAL-.
TER D. BLAIR & Co., Richmond, Va, and find 1t
FREE FROM FUsIL OH and other Impurities, and
recommend its use for medicinal and family pur-
poses.-J. b. McCAw, n. D., late Professor
Chemistry, Medical College or Virginia.
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FIRE-ALARM.-The alarm OF fire yester-
day at IL A. NJ. from Station 81, corner Of
Fourteenth and Main streets, was caused
by the burning OF & chimney.
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TUESDAY NOVEMBER IA, 1876.
WEATHER REPORT.

PRoBABlLIrIEs To-DAY.- Washington,
November 1S.-For the South Atlantic
and Eastern Gulf States, falling barometer,
southwest winds, and cloudy rainy weather
will prevail, with slight changes in tenn.
perature, and followed at the western sta
tions by rising barometer, and cold north
erly winds.
For the Middle Atlantic States. cooler
southwest winds, veering to west, or posi-
bly, cooler northwest, and failing barome'
ter, with cloudy and possibly rainy weather
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THE LATE ROCKETS AssAULTING CASE
James Sweeney and Daniel Sullivan, charged
with feloniously assaulting and beating j..
T. Samuels with intent to kill, were called
IN the Police Court yesterday morning.
Sergeant Wren, after being sworn, stated
that he knew nothing OF his own knowledge,
but swore out warrant against Sweeney
and Sullivan from information received Of
the fight.
DR.. Jackson, the physician attending Sam
uels, said that he found him suffering from
three severe wounds OF confused nature
one on the nose, one on the brow, and an
other on the back part OF the head-and did
not think the patient would be able to leave
his room for eight or ten days.
Sergeant Wren subsequently informed
the Court that after Sweeney was arrested
he was carried to Samuels's bouse, and that
Samuels said in his presence that Sweeney
had nothing to do with the fight.
Justice Meredith decided to continue the
case ten days in order to have Samuels
present. Sweeney and Sullivan were baiied
for their appearance.
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IMPORTANT TO MERCHANTS. LIoUoR-DEAL-
ERs, AND OTHERs.-It would be well for
merchants, liquor-dealers, and other busi-
ness-men who have not done so to get their
licenses ut once from the Commissioner Of
the Revenue. All who have not done SO
are liable to fine Of 5000, which the law
requires shall be imposed on them for fail
ing to pay their tax. This fine cannot be
remitted by the Governor. Judge Guigon
is hearing such cases to-day.
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ACCOUNT BOOKS are always better when they
are wen seasoned before used Give early orders at
1918 Main street. RANDOLPH g. ESGLISH.
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Mayors Court.-His Honor was almost
the most undisturbed citizen OF our city
yesterday, if we may Judge by the equa-
nimity with which ne disposed Of the fol-
lowing cases rt
Jim Starke (white) fought William Cole
man (negro) in the street yesterday. Starke
under bonds for six months in the sum Of
500.
J. L. Redtord was arraigned for being
drunk, but as it was his first offence he was
discharged. -.
D. Garnett (white) was fined s2 for drunk
enness.
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Police CoURT, MONDAY. fnstice John
Il. Meredith presiding. The following
cases were disposed Of: 3 sas s,s
Walter Crutchfeld, w Walter Brown alias
Childs, and Oliver Brown, charged with
iniuring the dwelling house OF j. w. Dun
gee with intent to disturb the public peace
and do some great bodi harm to j. w.
Dungee. Case continued until to-day.
Robert Langdon was fined 81 fer being
drunk.
Pat. Coleman, drunk and disorderly, was
jailed for thirty days. Is
Adeline Winslow was fined 80 for as
saulting and striking j. A. Jones with q
hatchet. 4
Samuel p. Mayo, assembling and beating
William F. Weber,. The case was com
tinued.
Ella Carter and Maria Jackson were fined
81 each for using obscene language in the
street. Nks9gs Z, sts55 =, r,
William Hughes, George Walker, James
A. Green, Benjamin Dawson, Alexander
Parsons, John Houston, James Scott, Will
liam Williams, and Thomas Willis, were
fined 81 each and cost for creating dis
turbance in the street.
William Carter was fined 81 for assault
ing and threatening the life OF Alfred Ear
ris. Fs
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AcQUITTED.-In the Hastings Court yes
terday James *. Johnston, charged with
unlawful gaming, was acquitted.
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REGISTRAR ApPoINTED.-W. r. Talman
has been appointed registrar ut the Second
precinct in jackson Ward. s
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HENRIco COUNTY COURT Judge Minor
presiding. The grand jury was empanelled
in this court on yesterday; and having heard
testimony in several cases, was adjourned
over until Friday morning in order to pro-
cure the the attendance. OF other witnesses.
Andrew Byrd, charged with assault and
battery, on an appeal from a justice OF the
peace, was sent to Jail for thirty days.
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rHE BOARD or ALDERmEN.

GRADE OF BEACH STREET EsTABL1sHED-
STREETS ORDERED TO BE GRAvELLED-
RELIEF OF THE PooR-WHY THE OLD
CITY HALL WAS sFENcED-JAMEs RIVER
IMPROVEMENT-FIRE-ALARMTELE TELE-
! GRAPH. 55ste+Ggl - *; 80
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BOOTS Of all styles, Trunks, Satchels, Yases, &c.
or sale low at BoscHENs, SOC and Broad street.

DISPATCH PRINrINa-HoUsE.-In order to meet
the constantly increasing demands Of our trade We
have added a weR-selected assortment Of NEW
TYPE, which, together with our improved MA
cuINERY and sKILFUL MECHANICAL TALENT
warrant us in guaranteeing the VERY BEST CLAS
OF WORK at moderate figures and Ia the most expo
ditiOus manner. -6fSis -
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CUSTOM WoRK.-Hand-made Boots and Shoes OF I
every description made to order by HERMAN Boz
scHEN & BROTHER, 500 and Gil Broad street.
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REAssEssMENT ORDERED.-In the Hus-
tings Court yesterday, upon the motion of
Messrs. Isaac Davenport, Jr., and others,
Judge Guigon entered an order authorizing
the reassessment of the property on Dock
street between Fourteenth and Fifteenth
streets, and assessing the costs against the
city. This was test case and a large num-
ber OF persons are interested. The author
ity for the reisserSment in this city will be
found on page 2S7 of the Acts of Assembly
to the city charter.
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annual meeting OF the
~ STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND,
SORk RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD
COMPANY will De held at the office of the company,
In this city. WEDNESDAY the 9th day OF Decent
hcr. S76. AT i VI WALLER +. SMlIh,
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ORANGES, ORANGES EP1zzrsr has i splendid
lot of them. = ys{Sgs9
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TILDEN IS elected, and PIzzrSt's has been select
ed as the place to get Chocolate and sfarshmallow
Drop r.. {,
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RICHMOND, November 8,

RICHMOND, November 8, 1875.
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
" THE CHESArEAhEANn OHIO RAILkoAD
annual meeting of the Stockhold-
tr, OF the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
viii be held In the city of Richmond on THURS
nc 4,J j. GARRETT. Cashier
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RICHMOND, November IA, 1876.
Tho rnrular monthly meeting
EEAnQUARTEKS
HEAUQI AKTE EKS
RICHMOND CoMMASDERf. No. 2, h. T.


RICHMOND CoMMASpERf. No. 2, X. t. I
r,.l,v">p u. VA, Nov. IL, \. d. 1876, \. O.7oS.)
GENERAL ORDERS, No. 4-<>~
u ENTKACT.-Sir Knights, ~
III N:uuri a called assembly of the ~
,',r,aauGa-y III full rcgalia of y Tcmplar = Y
,n ~. Win fatigue cap suspended FROM
w,,.r.ri;. oa MONDAY, the 13th instant, at az
,..ISrs y. NJ IN Washington Halt, for Inspections
T. assemble at The depot Of the Richmond and
r'..-,I'ur. railroad promptly on TUESDAY. the
90 msi1n;nt O'Clock L. NJ, In fatigue dress
tS,dru> cap. and white sioves) to act as escort to
trpomaIluN Commandcry, No; y. OF feterSburg'
,Sh"r. ihr two CoInmaniericS will embark Oh spe-
c.al train for AcNaEdria.
XII E...r,c,. must hc left nj CARRIER & Co. No.
SOS Min street tefor, Is O'Clock i. NJ. TUESDAY
rE. 14th instant where il will be checked through
T., T., .iryandria Ar n cost of lOc. each piece.
Ey order OF the Eminent Colnmanner.
- JOHN f.. LAUGHTON. JR.,
Captain General.
,-.s.. e. F. DtNFORTu. Recorder. no 1877
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F,snera! of Captain W. G.. freeman. The
funeral Of Captain w. G.. Freeman took
place yesterday at II o'clock A. M. from his
late residence, the Brooks mansion, Tenth
and Decatur streets. Rev. Mr.. Sans, Of the
Meade Memorial church, oficiated. The
attendance was very large, embracing many
of the prominent railroad officials and citi-
zens of Richmond and Manchester, and the
floral tributes were many and beautiful.
The remains were inferred in the family
ground at Hollywood, whittier six of his
children had preceded him.
s CAPTAIN Freeman was native OF Old Point,
Va. He served an apprenticeship as 0 ma
chinist at New Castle, Del. Early in life he
was made superntendent OF machinery and
motive-power, of the Montgomery and West
Point railroad, OF Montgomery, Ala, and
was afterwards superinten OF the Wan
Ter IRON Works, II. the same city. Remoy-
ing to Richmond In 1855, he was success
siYely master machinist Of the Richmond
and DanvilIe, Virginia Central, and Chesa-
peake and Ohio railroads, and again OF the
,Qanyille road, which position he held at the
Time of his death, being absent on leave
with pay. aud received every kindness from
Colonel Talcott, Captain. Green, and every;
official of the railroad. His snfiertngs,
though great, were aileYialed by the atten.
ton OF the best met dicat skill IN this city and
Richmond. ssff .
Captain Freeman was a devoted husband,
an affectionate father, and a faithful friend.
He was man of generous impulses, and
although always commanding a large salary
died comparatively poor. His reputation
as one Of the most skilful and best-edu ducated
mechanics in TIN. country was long since
firmly established, He Was dity seven years
OF age, and leaves d widow and Six chill.
dren. His life was insured In the Manhat-
tan Company for %, ,000. Yesterday, In res
spect to his memory, work was suspended
in the shops, and all out going engines were
beautifully and suitably decorated and
draped in mourning ss g
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AMERICAN HOTEL, MAIN AND
N TWELFTH STREETS, RICHMOND, VA, j.
s. DODSON, PROPRIETOR .--Referripg 20 nc
above notice Of dissolution Of co-partner the
HOTEL, which has won for Itself under its recent
management reputation for comfort ana conl-
pleteness In all It's departments Dy any
ditional attractions. No efforts will be spared 70
keep fully up to the season in all respects; Y
TERMS: 81 per day. .. .. ggosGiss pronsiesasr.
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4itI,n,ond 1ispatth,

as-THE CIRCULATION OF THE DISPATCH
rs LARGER THAN THE CONFINED CIRcu-
LAT1oN OF ALE THE OTHER DAILY NEWS
PAPERS or THE CITY
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rrruvoxp AND DASvILLE RAILROAD CoMPI.}
RICHMOND. VA. November 13. 1876.
rNHE ANNUAL MEETING Ot IHE
sTpCkuOI, ,DEHS OF THE RICHMOND AND
D,STIlLE RAILROAD COMPANY VIII be held
81 The Office of the company, corner Bank ana Ientl
-;-,-.i> III the city of Richmond, on WEDNESDAY,
Urcrnil.r l3th proNimo, nj II o'clock NJ.
The books for the transfer OF stock Will DC cioscu
f- the 22d instant until after the day OF hieetlng.
M" l3-;d RICHARD BROOKE. Secretary.
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THE WEATHER YESTERDAY was clear and
mild.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY: 6 4. NJ, A;
q A. NJ, As; noon, IS; p. NJ, "A; 6 2.
NJ, 6S; midnight, 60.
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handsome suits for ladies. Those wishing 10 par-;
chase stylish dress for little money should call at
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4 NNUAL NEE T y G.-The annual
n meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
RICHMOND FREDERICKSBURG AND POIO-
MAC RAILROAD COMPANY will be held AT the
o:fce Of the company III the city of Richmond on
WEDNESDAY The 18th November. 1876. at II
o'clock NJ. D. Il. M1NSION'
no lid Secretary.
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FIREWORKS AND LANTERss-Got TO PtzzrNrS
aud get some for our grand Tllden demonstration.
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rnorEss0R aUaNSLLE q the irztniA S,gsia-
House To-aIduT. He win sat hot 4 d Asa navt r
~ rot poker passea acsoss his teng
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ssoIUTIONS = OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

DHssOLUTIONS d PARTNERSHIPS.
@ RICHMOND, Va, November II, 1875. 3
nISsOLUTEON OF CO-PARTNER-
~ SHIP.-The firm Of BALLARD 4 DODSONi u
this day dissolved by mutual consent Mr.s D0D.
SON has purchased Mfr. Ballard's interest, and Will
Continue the business at the American Hotel, corner
of Twelfth and Main streets, Richmond, Va. 4
= n. JOHN p. BALLARD,
j. s. DODSCN.g
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Il LADIES' BEAVER C1oAks.- .--New and elegant
styles Just opened and seliine low NJ JULIUS axr.
tFls,s, 8a8 Bsoad strett +