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Richmond as a Cotton Market.

It is matter OF surprise that among our
enterprising merchants there has been nc
progress in making Richmond q depot fol
the storage and the sale OF cotton; and yet
the quantity Of cotton passing through
Richmond and wagoned from the Richmond
and Danyille railroad and the Richmond
and Petersburg railroad, and to the steam.
ersin James river, to be transported TO- the
North, is to those who are aware OF it, mat
ter Of establishment. 1t is certainly sufi-
cient to justify trade in this article. Not
only are our commission merchants inter
ested, but especially our wholesale grocers
and dry-goods merchants and, In short,
every merchant in the city, as it is we'll.
known law Of trade that the planter buys
hissnpplies in the city where he makes his
sales OF cotton. With little exertion. the
amount Of cotton stored and sold in Rich
mond would equal in value that of the
whole tobacco crop received in Richmond.
The annual report OF the James River and
Kanawha Company shows that over, nine
thousand bales OF cotton were shipped
from the dock to northern points. "A very
much larger quantity is shipped by The
New York steamers. To this Is TO beaded
the quantity brought by the Chesapeake and
OHIO railroad. Surely it is time TO take ad.
vantage Of this favorable condition OF at.
tairs, and to establish action warehouse
In the city. 80
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,Howit Looks In New orleans.

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Both sides now appear to anticipate a
protracted contest, in which every fact
appertaining to the late canvass viii be
developed. Representatives of the Dem
ocratic and Conservative 1nterests seem
firm as iron, irepudiating everything which
looks like compromise, and insisting upon
receiving the full fruits OF their victory.
severalwho were spoken to yesterday an
nounced that the electoral votes rIllden,
and the installation OF every officer chosen
tupon the Democratic State ticket, We're the
ultimate of that political organization. ~.
This fact, if nothing else, forces the
Republicans either at once to surrender or
make acontest, and it is believed that the
latter horn OF the dilemma has been 'cho-
sen, ft! ,l '"''' - ~ !,
Leaders OF the party assert that, even were
Mr.. Packard disposed to quietly. yield the
point, he could not do so in the present
exigepcy. The issues at stake, they say,
have become sufficiently important to wholly
obliterate the claims OF any one man. itt
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Florida.

The law of Florida with regard to the
Returning Board does not specify the du-
ties OF that Board as to the election OF Pre-
sident, and indeed the law provides that
the Board shall meet on the thirty.ffM day
after the election, while the electors for Pre-
sident are required to cast their votes for
President before that thirty-ffth day ar
riYes. What will be done in that case we
cannot say. The Governor has no power
to Judge OF the returns, and il the presi-
dental electors Of Florida shall meet to
cast the vote of that State they must be de-
cided to be electors by the returns, as sent
to the capital, unchanged by manipulation
there. The returns unaltered elect the
TLDEN electors. That would settle the
matter
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The Mozart.

We found SO much enjoyment ut the last
musical entertainment Of the Mozart Society
that No cannot refrain from making an adj
.dttfonafe nppeaf.1n Its behalf. Wetrust 1t
needs not our. assistance; but II it does not
IL Is better of than most meritorious asso-
Citations, which cannot complain of too
much public iliberaiity, sgf.
The performances on Thursday were
exceedingly, refined and skiliul, and the Sc
lections were oflthe highest orderlof COM
position. An agreeable variation Of the
programme was brilliant song from one OF
the sweetest, songsters In private life. The
performances Of the. orchestra were ex-
quisite for harmony and expression. e Not
authority ourselves in such matters. We
quote the opinion Of an experienced and
competent, Judge, who said that than, the
orchestra. of ! the Mozart he1had never
heard better in Richmond We
will be pardoned FOR mentioning par
ticularly Mr., LAUBE's violin solo, as Il q
performance Of very. high merit. The Pc
TIERS trio was one not surpassed in our
EreCOHSCUlUIl lOf Sklil auu 1Ol 1uC aAihaooiS
agreement OF the instruments in time and
expression. Certainly the PETE RS
and sons-are worthy o. the most unquali-
fed praise. They are Jewels of the Asso-
citation, ,;ri,.: iyso.- .s;t;,..i@ E!,h' : "sss
q: Now, the orfginators of this Society de-
serve the public thanks, as do the perform
ers for the generous and earnest manner in
which they laborfor the success OF the per.
formances! WBihage in this refined insti-
tuition a most admirable means Of enjoy
ment for the citizens. It constitutes q plat
form upon which persons of different views
of what is proper for public pleasure may
unite. The churchman and the play-goer
may here meet with no drawback to the sat
isfaction of either, and here may the gentle
flush OF maiden modesty suffer no deeper
hue from even a shade Of improperly. 1t
is q refined and refining entertainment,
which suggests no wrong and cheris hes
alike decorum and good taste. 1t deserves
the cordial support of our citizens. .E
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DEMOCRATS CLAIM THE BOARD CANNOT ACT
on THE PRESIDENTIAL .QUEsTIoN.-A New
Orleans dispatch to the New York Herald
saws Senator Stevenson, Of Kentucky, and
Ex-Governor Bigler, Of Pennsylvania, after
close examination of the law, have arrived
at the opinion that the Returning Board
have no right to act upon the presidential
election. The law gives the Board power
to act in all elections "not otherwise pro-
Yided for" while tue. presidential election
is otherwise provided for. Senator Trum-
bull has also recently assented to this view,
and strong fight will be made upon it.
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A Tribute to the Late William Ruth

Tribute to the Late William Rutherford.
Shadows arc daily and hourly being cast over us;
the black pail hangs heavily around Death Is strew
ing broadcast the trophies Of his desoaon but when
the Reaper with his relentless scythe, Inows down
the p ure, the young the hopeful the SHADOWS rest
more darby and the gloom is more deeply felt :,
Our hearts were saddencd as we saw recorded the
death of our young t0wnsman, Mr. WILLIAM EUTll-
ERFoRD scion of Of the Oldest families in this
comm unity. Born and reared In our midst Though
his career brief one), he had intertwined his
noble and aectouate nature into the hearts Of many
In this city and vicinity and the announcement of
his death has caused pang to be felt alike through
out all classes, for his heart an over1wng fount
Of charity aud good Will to all model Of sincerity
generosity, true beneyoeace. Few more efectually
united decisive lrmness with that kind considera-
ton which flowed from true and gt mile charity. Few
have passed through the ordeal Of lingering couch
of pain and suffering, of enduring patience, more
free from selfish feeling. Conscious to his latest
breath, he forgetful Of the one he truly
loved, or ceased to add to her comfort; and the
friendships he had so sincerely cherished through
life did not desert him In the hour OF death. Amid
the ruin Of disease his heart true to Its affections,
his faith in God burned with clear ami steady light.
He has passed from our midst, but the remem;
brance Of his gentle virtues Will remain enshrtned
in the hearts Of those he loved, of thosewto best
knew him. .+ - ir,,t r-..R .3.tt..y. .yti!
In that great cloisters stiffness aud scclusion, m
- BY guardian angels led
Safe from temptation, safe from earth's pollution,
He lives whom we calldead.. tc-f,..iG, .Ilf =
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Mr.. EvARTs SPEAKS William NJ. Eyarts,
on being asked if, in his opinion, the House
of Represents tives could prevent count OF
the electoral vote by refusing to sit withthe
Senate. in Joint session, while the president
of the Senate should go through the form
atty Of counting, replied that he had not
formed an opinion on the subject, and fur
thermore thought it question which ought
not to be discussed for reasons OF policy.
He did not like the idea Of considering be-
forehand what should be done when the
provisions of the Constitution were not
complied with.-Ne,o York Tribune, 18th.
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- ~ = " W
DEATHS,

Died, in this city, at 2Os south Third street. on
Thursday, November 16i 1876. at 2:25 F.. NJ,
BLANDtNE STORY, infant daughter Of Her
bert Z. and Ena S. Weisiscr: aged nine months aud
twentY-seven days. ili ~ Sos ttEts-.f - - .
This little Child passed through painful illness Of
several weeks Is
:. He shall gather the lambs in his arm and carry
them In his BOSOM" r.. ~.t-@ttr - 81
Funeral service ut the residence of Asa Snyder,
208 south Third street, on SATURDAY MORN
ING, at 101 O'Clock. ~ tst.. ~ y n
Died. 18th of November, at 8 O'Clock A. NJ, at the
residence of MIR. w. B. Isaacs, DR.. JOHN DOVE, in
the eighty-ffth year Of his age. :s..
The funeral will take place from st. Johns church
on ATURDAY the 18th instant, at p. NJ. The
friends Of the family arc respectfully invited to
attend. .s. Ut
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1t is now considered settled at Washington
that no State will be deprived of vote in
the Electoral College on account of any
electors ineligibilty, IS all vacancies are
provided for by law.-Neo Yorlc Tribune.
.,;"At Washington That means by
GRANT and CHANDLER. But let us tell the
Tribune once more that CHANDLER does not
decide these questions. They will pass
under the Judgment OF the House OF Repre-
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~ BIBLE MEETING There will be
general meeting held at ST. Pauls Protestant Epis-
copal Church NEXT SABBATH, at 81 P. NJ, in
the interest of the Virginia Bible Society Addresses
by Rev. MIR. WEDDELL, and Rev. Drs. HoGE and
EDWARDS. 49, ..,2 @1Ht lLs - - .iis.''.'..
A similar meeting will be held in St. Marks Pro-
testant Episcopal Church, Clay street. at half past
P. M. Addresses by some member of the Methodist
Episcopal, Conference Rev. Dr.. CURRY, and Rev.
DR. READ ~ fss r,u's,f ;,gt: 4.,t.s.4. ,...fys.
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~UPWARDS OF 100000 WORTH OF
GOODS TO BE DISPOSED OF
AT PRIVATE OR AUCTION SALE!
oHEN.nRorHERs

COHEN BROTHERS
have concluded before moving TO their new store.
corner Fourth and Broad, to sell or their stock re-
gardless of cost or value, in order to open with an
entire new stock All goods remaining unsold viii
be offered at public auction about the first part OF
January.
Their assortment consists Of the first and finest
offered in this State and consequently lends chance
to DRY-GO0DS purchasers never offered before.
Among the thousands various goods may be men,
toned a3. -
A very large stock of imported and domestic
BLACK and COLoRED SILKS;
BLACK and COL0RED ALPACAS;
Is pieces BLACK and COLORED FRENCH
.CACHEMIRES;
SGIT ,as's' DRAP DETE,
BoMBAZINEs, 1000.
1N--}rs6 4 EMPRESS CLOTHS, r.
/ .tJts +i DELAINEs, .5,Ss-,
/ and all other variety Of DRESS GOODS Of this
season. t-t
.fsE4t Also, LADIES' CLoAKS,
-21sR: - FLANNELS. le, a..
~. CASSIMERES, ~. n" -.
~: ,s. W., :, issHAWLs, ~ Z.
TABLE and PIANo-COTERS
KID.GL0yEs, C0RsETs;
RIBBONS Of every width and shade;
LACE SHADES, NOTTINGHAM LACEs,
CURTAIN-LINEEs, SHADES and FIXTURES;
Avery large stock OF CARPETS and OIL
CLOTHS; ff4% ,t3n { :
-. TOWELS and TOWEIfNG;
;G WHITE GOODS Of every description;
500 dozen KID CLOVES - g-5
i 80 pieces FEATHER TRIMMINGS;
FUR TRIMMINGS, BRAIDs, ,,,fs 4
PRINCES and GIMPS;
A very large stock Of REAL, PATENT, and I'LL
TATION LACES;
Remnants OF IRISH LINENS;
4..s- Every class OF goods for H0USEWEAh, :
A large stock Of UNDERWEAR for aaies' "''1'
and children; 49,
500 BUsTLES for less than half value;
Over 600 pieces Of HAMBURGER EMBRolpEni'
and thousands Of other things no'
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s.EcIA.I. xsTrcEs
aaHAHD TINES, LARGE srocr
AID MONEY niUsr pc naIssD:
REMEMBER, For Thirty DAYS osDY,
LADIES, rnrrA e YOURSELVES,
AsD CALL AZ
THE POPULAR DRY-aooDs HOUSE
sY cnE BRorHERs.
42s BROAD STREET.
BARGAINsi BARGAINsl BARGAINS,
THE LATEsTHAyE coME LAST
$4,000 WORTH OF DIZZY GOODS MUST r Am
WILL BE SOLD
AT THE POPULAR DRY GOODS Horse
sYcLE BRoTHERs,,
rs 42s BROAD STREET.
so pieces BRocADE DRESS Goops :. on
yard, never sold for less than ssc, per ward =
fore;
so pieces more Of those DRESS GOODS !, ,oD.
4 ,,wortlr25c. ;<7ffisfy i t.,4sss ~
200 pieces DRESS GOODS from CSC. to 81 ne,,..
yAich is certainly the largest and most conns..
pck In the city. '''
Look at our 35c. KID-GLOvES.
BLACKALPACAsat2 zoe. worth Csc, at 2sc xo-.,
Soc, at soc. worth 35c., at 35c. worth 4oc :.
40c. worth Soc, a: 50c. worth 60c- at en-
worth Csc, at CSC. worth 75c., at 75c, worth
s7hc. at s7hc. worth IL, at 90c. worth Al IN
per yard each. These are certainly the cheapes,
ALPACAS ever sold in Richmond.
Look at our Acc. CAGHEMIREs.
BLACK SILKS from l.25 up to IS per yard. Look
at them. H. I'll tt
. Look at our stock Of CORsETs from soc. to s2,so
Very cheap.
IRISH PoPLINs at 75c. and 81 per yard worth
s1.25 and $3.50 per yard.
Look at our FURS.
new stock of BUSTLEs just opened.
COLORED SILKS in great variety, from Csc. to
$3.50 per yard;
LADIES' UNDERNEATH most complete stock
just received-extra cheap. Look at our NERI.
NO VESTS, two for 81.
We have complete stock Of GENTLEMES's ME.
RINO SHIRTS at very low prices.
A handsome stock OF new styles of BALMoRAI,
and BOULEVARD SKIRTS at a low margin.
BED-sPREADs- "a beautiful and complete stock on
hand.
We have large stock of HoRSE-BLANKETs,y ery
cheap.
large and complete assortment Of BLANKETS.
$50 sets of FURs from IS per set to $50 per SET
the cheapest in the city.
HANDMADE sACQUEs and HOODS for children.
$50 pieces OF FLANNEL at 15c. worth Zoe. At
zoe. worth 25c., at Csc. worth 30c, at 30c.
worth $780,, at 35c. worth 40c., at Acc. worth
SOC. The cheapest FLANNELS are ut SYCLE
BROTHERS..
Look at our CLOAKS., l
800 pair of BLANKETS from sl.25 to SO Pc.
pair s. s. 49,,
LOOK NJ our 81 SLANhE10- -. '.
$50 Of the latest styles of CLOAKS from s5:to s25,
which is the handsomest and most complete stock
in the State of Virginia. < -
Look ut our TOWELS a! 12l5c.
CASSIMERESI CASSIMEREs CAsSIMERES.
CASSIMERES from 80. So, 40, 45, so, 60, rs, so,
S7s,, soc, and 81 per yard, and up to s2 per
yard. r4r -. y a.,i:sl:r.s
Look az our Use. and 81 per yard CASHMERE
special bargain. b ~ y
so pieces CARPETS from lsc. to sl.25 per yars.
Look at our handsome RUGS. .-:rt .-r..
500 SHAWLS from 32c. to $50 each.
Look at our TABLE-LINENS.
TABLE-LINENS and NAPKINS complete stock
LINEN NAPKINS at 75c. per dozen, and Thousands
Of other goods too numerous to mention for
want OF space.
DO not buy before looking at our stock.
SYCLE BROTHERS.
No. 429 Broad street,
between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Formerly Isaac and Julius Sycle. no
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Polk, and Taylor, and Lincoln, and Der.
naaps Others, We're minority Presidents.' y
Alexandria Sentinel. {. - -
MOI m the sense in which HAYES would
0e. A majority Of . million OF the white
men OF this country voted Tor TrLprs,
foLK, TAYLoR, and LINCOLN, each rot 4
! larger popular vote than any one Of
n.s opponents. No President has ever bean
ssased when any single competitor GOT mora
Yotes from the people than he did.
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RTIAsONICa N0TlGE.-T mem a.
lI bers of AETROP0L1T No. Xxx
ii are requested to assemble in front OF ST. w
Mban's Hall Main. and Third streets, THIS lSatuT-
nromntly to unite with ST. Johns Lodge, No. SO, In
paying the last sad tribute Of respect to our deceased
brother Right Nyorshipful JOHN DOVE, Grand sec
retary of Grand Lodge OF Virginia, All Master Ma
sons In good standing are invited TO unite With
i No Ia-1t st'.Fi''st - '!@tlS'.i Secretary.
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NJ. - - "
MARRY

Married, in Stockton City. California, on the 9TH
instant. by the Rev. Father ORiordan, E. j. HAND
LEY, of Modesto. formerly of Baltimore; Nd. to
Miss MARY STEPHENS,or Little Rock, Ark. II +,
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i AM USEliENTS.
DRoFEssoR PoLLARD's

q NEW ORLEANS. JUBfLEE SINGERS
will appear before the cttizena OF Richmond I'm two
of their NDfV0CAL and INSTR UhfENTAL
CONCERTS, of Lelgh-Street Baptist church., NOM
DAY and TUESDAY EVENINGS. November Goth
as o'clock, for the benefit OF the Mission.
airy Society and infant class This celebrated band
OF singers have visited all the principal cities OF the
Union, from New Orleans to Boston and Cnnsda,
drawing full houses and giving delight and a.isfac.
fton. This came band was In this city, two years
ago, and gave perfect satisfaction TO AT Who heard
them. For programme, see handbilis. Is
]. Admissions, 26c. 81 no l5.Wsa,&M3tsf
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HEyR1co COUNTY COURT CLERKS OEEIcE,l
,..,'~D' - j i5tEtl November II, 1876. 8
4 CALLED MEETING OF THE BOARD
N OF SUPERVISORS OFHENRICO COUNTY
will be held at the courthouse on SATURDAY. the.
] 9Th instant ut ~ O'Clock II. -s..-c-.. 70
no 6-3t M. ~ - -, tat..s Clerk to Board.
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@rELBA PARK METHODIST EPIS-
CoPAL CHURCH (hIarshall street near Hancock).
Change Of hdur-EVening service, n O'Clock; night
service, 7:30 O'Clock. The pulpit win be supplied
by ministers Of the Virgins Conference, Methodist
Eniscopal Church South Y 80. - ..l..l.IM
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H FRIENDS MEETING (Clay street
above Firstl.-Open for divine worshipat III A. M.
TOMORROW Seats free, The pnblc.areinvited to
ATTEND ,ry- t.t,...-..t.t;'i - Sf.,!a ia.ryea
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MEETINGS.

PIEDMONT RAILROAD CoMPANY,l
RICHMOND, VA, November IL, 1876.
A. MEETING OF, THE STOCKHOLM
II ERS OFTHE PIEDMONT RAILROAD COM
PANY will be held at the office of; the company; III
the CITY of Richmond on the 18TH DAY .OEtDE-
GENDER. 1876, at IL o'clock NJ. ,trfF,tft
BY order OF the Board of Directors &c
no S-td .-ff ~ a. s! BuFORD. President.
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ulo ,,ost tsonp .n!b leasing and q solid benefit
to people and cityS a blessing that WIN
cost less iii proportion TO the amount ae OIL
benefit it would confer than any that e pro
asssaa g sf 81
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VHE MEMBERS OF MANCHEsy,

i TER LODGE, No. 14,iA. F. and A: NJ; Xxx
are requested to meet ut Washington HauL
on THIS SATURDAY, ut haif-past / O'Clock, to
unite with Sc. Johns Lodgei No.. SO, in paying the
last sad tribute of respect to brolher,
Right Worshipful JOHN DOVE. By eTqer WOE w
Nectar -. 80. u. fAlDEN,'
NO IS-1tx f.t-,.s7sf Secretary
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Iof the
In STOCKHOLDERS OF THE RICHMOND,
YORK RIVER AND CHESAPEAKE RAILROAD
COMPANY viii be held ut the office Of the company,
in this city, WEDNESDAY, the 6th,day OF Decem-
Der, 1875, at 12M WALTER E. SMITH,
. no 2-td .atSiict Secretary.
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CT. JOHNS LODGE, No. IS, \. F.~& ;.
y AND A. NJ, SECRETARY'S OFFICE, Xxx
RICHMOND, November f7thi a. L. $3.50, AVN
D. S76.-Brethrcn,-You are summone9 to attend
a allied meeting of ST. JOHNS LODGE, No. 36,
to be held in Washington Hall on SATURDAYAF-
TERNOON at half-past o'clock to pay the last trl-
butte OF respect onr deceased venerable brother,
Right Worshipfu JOHN DOVE, GranG Secretary Of
the NJ. w. Grand Lodge of Virginia -.
Masters of sister lodges in this city and aanches-
ter are raternaly requested TO convene their lodges
at such places and at such times will enable them
to reach Washington Hall at the time above stated.
Transient brethren in good standing are invited to
mite With us -. -.,.-ry 80.
BY order of the Worshipful Master = - v it':'
no 17-2t WALTER MOORE, Secretary.
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MASONIC NOTICE. The mem g.
INl bers OF DOVE LODGE, No. 81, A.F.&X
and A. NJ, will attend called commlmic "
of their Lodge at the lodse-room, Washington Hall,
fSaturtlay) EVENING Mt half-past O'Clock, to pay
the last sad tribute of respect to our deceased bro
ther, r. w. JOHN DOVE. - Il. -~-.,>.ria raFt
- ny order Of the W. III.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

onssRrcnMoxp.s.o corn lg. 9 Z IS
S87 RICHMOND, Norstnber lsf1S76. s.
ORDERS NO. 7.--SR KNIGHTS,
" Assemble 81 froat Of Wsshlngt1 q g q
TERNoON &C I,s O'Clock. in full dress q g "
Templnr on foot to- act as escort 70 sGx ..
johns Lodge No. 38s in paving the ast sad tribute
OF respect 10 our deceased Sir Knight eminent slr
BY order Of the Eminent Commander.
~ - ~ JOHN =. LAUGHTOEs JR.,
Captain General.
ATTEST :e.FsDAFronrniR Recorder. ols.lts:s
|WHEqMoST EXCELLENT sSyNag
IL GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHAPTER EzXSss
OFVIRGlNIA viii assemble ut Washington HMeeA
Hall, Broad street, TO-DAY saturday., at -.
O'Clock p. M to participate In the funeral services
Of III. e. JOHN DOVE, late grand secretary. All p.
and n. e. companions are requested 10 attend. by
order or the II. Z. Grand High Priest. no 1917
MASONIC NOTICE. The members Of
M TEMPLE LODGE, No. 8, A. F. and a: NJ,
will assemble ut st. Adams Hxll, Third and Main
streets, THIS saturday. AFTERNOON at ~
O'Clock promptly, from whence they will proceed 70
washington Hall and Join No. 90 IN paying the LAST
tribute or respect to our deceased brother, y. W.
JOHN DOVE. Every member OF this Lodge 10 re-
quested to be present
BY order Of the w. III. Is. w. GIkLiS,
no 1S-1tA oecreI.Iy
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MASONIC NOTICE. The mem.
b lYl. hers or RICHMOND RANDOLPHxX
LODGE, No. 10, will attend a called meeting, ~
at the Masons' Hall, THIS Saturday AFIERNoON,
tribute Of respect to deceased Past Master Hight
Wor. JOHN DOVE, Grand Secretary OF the X w:
Grand Lodge of Virginia. BY order Of the W. NJ
-, WILLIAM j. RIDD1Ck,
po1s-Itx Il fl..ts Secretary.
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THE MOST ORSHIPF UL *.
i GRAND LODGE OF A. i. AND A. Xxx
MASONS OF THE STATE OF VIRGINIAIWN
will assemble at Washington Hall, Broad street, on
SATURDAY the 18th instant, at o'clock L. NJ; to
participate In the funeral services of r. W. JOHN
DOVE late Grand Secretary. All past masters In
the city arc requested to attend. BY order Of the
M w Grand Master. *. .t' 17-2S,
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MASONIC NOTICE. = The men. a
Ml hers Of JOpPALODGE, No. 40, will as Xxx
sembIe al St. Albums Hail THIS. tsaturday) w
AFTERNOON, at half.past o'clock promptly, 70
last sad tribute of respect to our deceased Right
Wor. JOIN Dove, Grand Secretary, OF the Grand
- ~: - 70 WILLIAM. j: RIDD1Ckt =,
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-18

-! .It:S,ts RICHMOND, November 8, 1876 Y
NOTICE TO THE STOCKHOLDERS,OF OF
In THE CHESAPEAKEAND OHIO RAILROAD:
.COMPANY.-The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
ers Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Company
will be held in the city Of Richmond on THURS
DAY the; 7th OF December, 1876. III ~.
! oc 4-td j. GARRETT, Cashier.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-18

M. YARD-WIDE P rim TED CAM
II BRICs, the finest manufactured, at only Toe.
per yard, actual value 25c.;
DoUBLE-wIDTH .coLoRED and BLACK AL
: PACAs at 25c. worth a5c, per yard; 49,. -
Genuine TURKISH BATH TOWELS ut SO per
dozen worth So,
WHITE QUILTS at s0c., .s5e., 81, sl.25, and
$3.50, the cheapest everseen; IN
The largest assortment of sHAwLs eve, shown in
this city. - ~.
no14 LEVY BROTHERS. ].