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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-11-21
1859 CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO iAILIoAD,l
.s9H Il 81 81 PASSENGER DEPARTMENT
q RICHMOND, VA, November A, 1871
an AND AFTER NOVEMBER 5, 1876

Accommodation leaves Richmond Mt 1880 /. NJ
aud arrives Mt Gordonsyillc ut 1880 z. 81
Mail trains run. daily Except Sunday.
Express trains run daily, stopping ut junction,
NoelS. TreviIlIans, Gordonsville Clarlotlessne,;
Staunton, Goshen, Millboro', CoringtoR, ana a.!
regular stations west Of Coyington.
Accommodation trains run daily except sunday
Mail and express trains connect at Gordonsyl!e
for washington and the North, and at Char'o''cs-
vile for Lynchburg and the South. ~, .,o
Express train connects nc Gincinnan WIZ anq =
trunk lines for NIL points In the West, snd
Southwest, including CALIFORNIA;, Oregon ana ieAS'
Mall train arrives al, Richmond at b:So a. "
Express train arrives at Richmond At 1:13 a. a.;;
connecting with the Richmond and Dunyilie ana
Richmond and Petersburg trains for all poins
Accom- mediation train arrives at Q A. d.
Sleeping-c2fs run on night-trains. N
Through tickets sold and baggage checked % III
principal points. so i n.,r,.
ofices. and nj e9s Main street, Richmond Va.
49,, - I,s,I -. CONWAY r. HOWhED
General Passenger and Tieket FL Assl''
no4 4, ~ j4G aEnginesr md Superintendent:
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.AUcTroH sALEs--.F sitarc Day.
$1,000 ny u. ". Powell, stoiieer.
1925 Main street. sss
-sna pvNppnEEE,e SALE.


ny u. W. Powell. AZ ioneer.
1924 Main street.
pAWNBRoKER's SALE.
OF go
~ FORFEITED PLEDGES,
DIAMONDS, WATCHES, JEwELRT, &C., 81
81 AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
AZ the request of Mr. Abraham Harris, pawn
broker, win sell 1T our wGrero0in, a3 Xxx Mn,n
street, on THURSDAY. November the SON, ut! Of 10
oo'0'a .. nj l, 1AS ON b JEwELRY.
i,.5,s Fms Fms. G tIa rs RfNGs.a
S S| E5ssss S sss$s4 e,
WIN 2 nne as GUNS. PISTOLS, &c. Y:
an a'e''e' "af' L. ". POWELL, Auctioneer.
nit4 -4Elil s2:i5--s ats-----. g - t'sta i't
NOTICE.
All persons haying forfeited pledges Will call at
ms S nn d beiSre 1--WE 18th Instant as
further ndaE sRs flpaGi h Rs sfs
no 81 f,,;--, successor to 81. Harris & Brother.
By w. Goddin. 1 RstgGE,
Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office corner Eleventh and Bank streets
+Y,RUSTEES' SALE OF FORTY-FOUR
; LOTS IN MANCHESTER, IN MARKS PLAN.
BY virtue OF deed Of trust executed 70 tne under
cor1lt. IN Manchester Hastings Court, In book No.
/, page 875, we shall sell at auction, on the pre-
misses, on FRIDAY the Gath November, 1875, ut :
O'Clock p n, the real estate conveyed by the said
decd consisting of fortyfour lots located rs above.
each by 90 feet having fronts on the east line OF
jefferson street, both sides OF Alaaison stIeet,
20 plat to be exhibited at the hour Of sale.
TERMS AT SALE: This being the third Offering or
these lots they will now be sold to the hishest DID
ders without limit or reserve.
49, 80 JAMES LYONS, Trrs,oes
no14 W. GODDIN,} A..'"o''O 'e''
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FOR PHILADELPHIA, PRO II

HUN FHILADELFdIA, IhU- ~EA
A VIDENCE, AND BOSTO N-ssEsssssss4se@sa
Steamer EYERMAN, Captain PLATT, will receive
freight for the above ports till TUESDAY the
2lst instant at 8 o'clock. - .
Passage 10 Philadelphia, including meals and state
- W.P. PORTER, Agent,
no 2C-2e No. 2425 Dock street.
TOR NEW YORK.-The Old <GEEFn
A. Dominion Steamship Company
steamship ISAAC BELL, Captain LAWRENCE,
will sail TUESDAY, November 21st, Ut o'clock
A. N. .8HaI s-JI
Freight received nltil O'Clock Monday evening.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods for
warded with dispatch to ali points north, south,
east aud west also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed. ~
Cabin fare to New York, SIP; roind-trip tickets,
500. Steerasc, SO and IS.
For freight or passage, apply to
G.. W. ALLEN CO., Agents.
no202t = Cornpany's Wharf, Rocketts.' I
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.nLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP >u@SFs
" COMPANY. rsS4s44ssszzif4ss
FOR NEW YORK.

This company will dispatch one OF their splendid
steamers-0LD DOMINION, WYANOKE, ISAAC
BELL, and RICHMOND-eyery TUESDAY, FRI
DAY, and SUNDAY at high water. ''.''-
These shipS are entirely new, and were built ex-
They have splendid saloons, staterooms, ard bath
rooms. 4 ,,--4s -, ~
The fare, Accommodations, and attentions are I'M
su Geods sinpe by this line are landed regularly al
New York ON the company's covered pier, 81 North
river. ~ .ft, -,,.,,-se. o.. h.,tt.
with dispatch and charge made except actual cx-
pense5 Incurred. -.
Freight received until r. NJ. daily ~ 'h Il I.
Cabin fare to New York, 81 2; round.trip tickets.
$40. Storage, SO and$S.
: For further information apply 10 ! ,.lIfQ salt
GEORGE W. ALLEN & CO., Agents,
rny1 ~ offer Com nanyts yyharyes Rockets.
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TAX EN- UP on my place, on the sFs
4 Mechanicsyille turnpike, Sunday nigh! sfsk.
HEIFER, which the owner can get by proving pro-
perty and paying Charges. -. :fU U: PERK1Ns.
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RADICAL. sScHEMEs MuLTIrLY1NG FAST; =
It Is almost impossible to keep up with the
schemes Of the Radicals by which they nope
to be enabled TO count in Packard ana ~. the
electors on his ticket. Besides the plan OF
throwing oat the several parishes already
alluded 10, It is understood thas they W.l
attempt to throw out the Vose OF Two or
{ s "a. very clear. This, however, the Repub-
feans claim win give them the majority they
have boosted Of. Ne,c Orleans Democrat,
it,fh ;s.ssssss9 So
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On Allu AlteA .EeptenDef IT, Tue lAst and
elegant steamer JOHN SYLVESTER. Carrying the
United States mail, win leave Richmond Tor the
and SATURDAYS AZ ls o,cIocs, AZ IL. 1; stsl
Passsengersby this route can view by day al
the historical and interesting points and objects on
the james river, intending. DUTCH GAP lpassing
through the same} fields, James
town; Hampton Roads, etc. I've hours at Norfolk
Fare to Norfolk. Z. J. . 80 90
Fare TO norfolk and return. 80
Through tickets TO Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York ct reduced rates. q Az
Tickets for sale on, steamers,.at CARRIER g. Co.'s
Ticket Agency, Main street and Exchange Hotel and
baggage checked through. rec4iyed daily fey
ings on James river; from "a. M.to 81 r. DE-, al
reasonable rates.
is gttz.sss H. lB. TATTIAS, General Agent. ~
& Office CompaIy's wharf, Rockets; branch office
ut w: D. Blair ID Co.'s, No. COS Main street. M
5se s
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I .,t,, BY Robert D. Lyme tYt zs:slY;sI -
tsuecessor to Lyme Il Brother), ~ nm
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer !, : ID:
,.;t 1912 Main street. Ia, .a,..fsis


TRUSTEES SALE OF a VALUABLE
L HBRoAD-sTREET STORE, WITH DWFLL-.
ING OVER SAME. AND NICE1LQT ATTACHED
TO sAME..By virtue OF a certain deed Of trust
"a, 1873, of record In the Chancery Court OF the
city OF Richmond in D. b. i0I C, p. 4S2, and being
required by beneficiary secured In said deed default
having been made In the payment OF note therein
described shall expose TO sale upon the premises,
at public auction, on MONDAY the 9Th day OF
November. j 8 76, atiAk O'Clock II. III. that LARGE
BRICK STORE and DWELLING situated on the
north side OF Broad street between First and Fou-
The STORE Is q large one, and the DWELLING
contains about eight rooms The usual ous-build-s
ings upon the lot which fronts the north side OF
Broad street 33f feet eld runs back 26 feet 70 an
TERMS Cash Us to s.. 50 90 and interest from Au-
gust "A, 1885, till putd, with cost and expenses of
sale; csidue upon sach terms rs may be announced
ut sale. q. .4if WILLIAM ii. LYME, IS
h s t3. & ~ - e s. ssS s Trusfee.
Tbs above property las been sold twice at aue-
ion and the at both sales having failed
TO complys I shah require q payment to be made
when Il Is knocked down on day OF SALE the amount
OF said payment to be announced 81 sale ~
no 1870, al,2a, 2ssa5&27 8 Is Trustee.
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FIREWORKS.

TIRE-WORKS.-Ju received, i'll time
II for celebrations OF the Democratic victory.
FIREWORKS, which will sell at very low prices
IN order to give all chance to "jofy" ut \ small
expense. Engage your lanterns ut once.
ANDREW PIZZiEI, JR.,
noe S07 Broad street.
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I OST, pair OF GOLD SPEC s
IL TACLES, in metallic case, on Broad 49,
street near Sixth. The finder VIII please inform
Judge ttzhugh, No, 416 corner Leigh and Fifth
streets, or leave them Mt this office. no;20-2ts
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T OST, on Saturday, 18th instant, small
Ii MOR0GC0-COVERED O. containing a
hypAdermic syringe, hollow needless &c. A suitable
reward will be paid forits return to 2
- 90 - 1879 is stitt DIR. II. II. LEVY, .Ss
+ no 2l-1tH 1407 east Broad street 4
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CR0CKERY. GLASSWARE. &c.

NOW READY, complete stock Of
i FRENCH CHINA.
IRON STONE CHINA,
cur and PRESSED GLASSWARE, AMI
HOUSE-FURNISHING GOODS, t. -.-
lower than ever offered since the war;
Call and see new decorations and styles
VASES, COLOGNE SETS, &C.
GEORGE GIBSON, JR.,
sell Successor James W. Gibson.
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I.OSr sVRAYEp, AND FOUND,

cA0O REWARD.-Lost, on the 18th in
9NJU slant, probably on Broad or Marshall
streets between Sixth street and Brook avenue ONE
notes two S5O's, three S20's, four SOS. The
money was In new white flannel bag, wrapped in q
WHITE handkerchief, which also had gold ring tied
i'm one end of 1t. d reward of FOUR HUNDRED
DOLLARS will be paid for It's return to me, at No.
a13 north Fourth street, or TO tins Office. :-ta -
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: sEWING.aIACHINES.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Nh MACHiNES-@THE LITTLE MONITOR"
the ladies' friend Uses MOI shuttle, no bobbin no re-
winding of thread makes three kinds OF stitches d.
rectfy from two whole spSols, and has o. f-regu-
1attng tension ami self.setting needle. ~ 4
JOHN B. CRENSHAW,A Agent.
+ no 2-3m 1888 Main street, Richmond, Va.
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:REAL ESTATE Ar PRIVATE SALE.
FOE RENT.

TOR RENT, THE HOUSE No. 310G;s
n twelfth street at present occupied by DR.. LII
G. s. Mills. Possession given LIST OF December For
terms &C. apply on the premises. no 21-lwn
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The Treasury statement for the week end
ing Saturday gives the amount now held to
secure national bank circulation, S337, O2O,-
800; outstanding currency notes OF national
banks, S32O,693,03G. The comparative re-
ceipts OF national bank notes for the week
were SO. 1913 900 for 1876, against $685., 900
for the corresponding week OF last year.
Rev. DR.. Richard Fuller, pastor Of the
Eutaw- Street Baptist church, who has been
sick for several weeks from the effects OF a
carbuncle on one Of his shoulders, is still
quite i'll at his residence, No. 81 Park ave-
nue.. His condition is considered critical
by his Observation-Disclosures Sun, 16h
4 number OF. tramps and drunken miners
engaged in sanguinary riot near Shamokln,
in the Northumberland coal region, on
Saturday, during which two Of the tramps
and one miner were killed. No arrests had
been made at last accounts. -. =" -
There were but nine interments of yell
low-feyer victims in Savannah on Saturday.
Sister Of Mercy Mary Buchanan has died OF
the epidemic. The Augusta authorities
have removed the quarantine as far as re-
CARDS Charleston.
Ex-Judge Charles Moran, one of the old
est and wealthiest citizens OF Detroit, died
suddenly Friday night, aged seyenty-nlne.
He leaves an estate valued at two and one
half million dollars. .s.-.. *. ....
A case has been made up in Baltimore
and taken to the Court OF Appeals to test
the question whether vessels from pr-
ginia are bound to pay wharfage to that
city. "<4'. i."
The bark Wooloomooloo, loading at New
Orleans with fifteen hundred bales. OF cot
ton, took fire on Friday night and again on
Saturday morning. Damage and loss to
cargo, $4,000.
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a BALTIMORE CLERGYMAN ELECTED as
BISHOP TO THE Wu.Ds OF AFR1CA.-A prl-
vate telegram was received in this city on
Saturday night announcing the election by
the House OF Bishops at Philadelphia OF
Rev. c. G. Penick, OF this city, as Bishop to
Africa. Rev. Mr.. Penick is at present rec
tor Of the Episcopal Church of the Messiah,
corner Gay and Fayette streets, having held
the position for about three years. Before
arriving in this city his field OF labor was in
Virginia. Mr.. Penick is about thirty-two
wears OF age, and is unmarried. He is
highly respected and beloved by his congre-
cation, and during his ministerial service in
this city has proved himself an efficient,
charitable, and kind-hearted minister. Those
OF his parishioners who have heard OF this
choice by the House OF Bishops contemplate
with regret the prospects OF his departure
for the distant land.-American, 18Th.
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TIE WORK OF REVIVAL IN CHICAGO
Chicago, October 15.-The revival was well
attended to-day. Mr.. Moody spoke this
morning of Christian work, abiding touch
ingly to the death and work Of his brother.
In the afternoon the Tabernacle was
crowded to overflowing, ana Needham and
Stebbins conducted an overlooking meeting
at Farwell Hall. A third meeting was held
in the Methodist Church block, and was
conducted by Messrs. Whittle and Bliss.
About two hundred arose for prayers. In
the evening there was another large meet
ing. Union meetings were held tonight in
DR.. Thompsou's Presbyterian and Dr..
Evans's Baptist churches, in charge OF
Messrs. Needham and Stebbins. Mr.. Moore
house addressed meetings at two churches
on the west side.
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The Reported Death of Commodore
Vanderbilt Denied---He TelegaDhs
II i.s-..y His Own Condition.
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
The DanViAe Road in the United States
Court---Tweed and His Com
!. paniOn.--SurFey Of the River
). - Bottom at Hel.Gate.
THE EASTERN TROUBLES.
&C., &C., &c.

s p rHt
YBLL0w-FBvER IN HAMPTON RoADs-CoTToN
BuRNED-EARLY sNow-sToRM-DEATH OF A
MERCHANT-INJURY TO SHIPPING.
[Speciaa telegram 10 the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, VA, October .18.-The yellow
fever is in Hampton Roads-several cases.
1t came by schooner from Savannah.
Sixty-one bales Of cotton were burned of
Weldon to-day by locomotive spark.
Asnow-storm here lasted one hour yes
terday. 1t was one month earlier than last
year.
N. S. Forbes, prominent hardware mer-
chant OF both Norfolk and Portsmouth, died
last night. Et5I -
1t is feared that the very heavy gale which
blew so fiercely yesterday morning from
about 8 O'Clock until after 8 did serious
damage to vessels at sea.
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true financial pol iita rs say the
whole speech-ys as d snast Niece.
Major Gregory speech wsGs lust snited
10 the occasion. Laughter and tears were
alternately extracted from the audience.
His speech took finely with the negroes.
Robert, Norton, OF Yorktown, who has
been going the rounds OF this section In the
interest OF the Radicals, made his appear
ance at: King and Queen Courthouse teaday,
but the negroes did not come to hear him,
and those who were there stayed In the court
room to listen to q criminal case. So Nor
ton had TO come home without speaking
Judge Jetrfes has his hands full OF work,
and ia pegging away manfully. The docket
is very large. MU.
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Is hold sl3ank Robbsry.
m mn !. 81 !. GOWN orEE NINE THoUsAsD DoIe
.!@sE - A.s3s ~ & nd aTnY.RS

II
s s., A special to the
Times from Manches. Ell " len., says thss on
Tuesday morning Che IL. e'' s.na ING feo-
Iples Bank OF that place Is % sa.eaeu py
burglars, and over 30, 900 in Gu. ssnes saken
from its vaults. 81,
The night was dark and dismal, am. q
high wind had been blowing till after mid.
night This, added to the fact that the
town Is small village OF about 1900 inhab-
itants, with no nightwatch fnnn, gave the
robbers almost absolute immunity from In
terruption.i sIi 81 ,ssit
The Peoples Bank Is located In q new
brick block on The main street OF the vii
lage. It contained what was supposed to
be an extra burglar and fre-proof vault,
located in the centre Of the cashiers office
and the directors room. 49,, ,z.5i., -g5
The front Of the Office is lighted by two
large plate-glass windows; also two doors
In the rear and one in front, give access to
the building, Within the vault was large
safe, supposed TO be fire. and burglar proof.
The burglars entered by the rear door, pro.
badly using a jimmy. Thus they passed to
the front door, and loosened the lock, CIV
ing ready egress to the street.
The vault was thus approached, and the
strong brick wall, eighteen inches in thick
ness, was ,chiselled through, and an aperture
made OF sufficient size to admit q full-sized
man. The inside vault door was opened
from within by uncapping the lock, but the
inside door, madeiof strong iron and firmly
secured, was as yet unentered. The burg
lars then drilled into the saie-door, and In
troduced, it is Supposed, a nitro-glycerine
cartridge. . 49,. XXI. z..'s'. y.
The mine was now ready, and soon loud
conclusion started the quiet burghers in
their beds. The shell OF the safe door was
riven and torn from it's hinges, the outside
vault door blown open, despite its locks
and bars, and the large plate windows,
twenty-five feet further on, shattered into a
thousand pieces. The clock on the wall
was stopped at ten minutes to 2 O'clock a.
NJ, which was the time OF the explosion. !
Shortly after second explosion tore
away the other distractions, and the safe
was open. The iron cash-box must soon
have given away before the wedges which
were driven into it, and the rich booty was
secured. The books, papers, and notes
were untouched, and the robbers. after
turning the bank card to the street so as to
read bank open," departed unmolested.
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ere rssf III s,,s hisst ss ~ W.
iecs two md balS feet aIora isv IS - I.
Even tha n probably Emf 4 s,naJ ~. 3. :;
stones which, will easfiv ,, remoS s.g -
dradging The IVORY On "a s Flood Hof.i.
tfs iTrorresaing finely. tf,oiirYI q of,i D !
.:nail force III men 4 ;,re arrnloveds fI,ere
III \, Il. 6 3 49, Il
80 men are y
Wylh, w Llree Gangs. nictis relieve one a1-
ssnsl IegulaIiy 80 tnat the work goes on
Wt:.lo pug ceasfng night and day. Ii1e stone
OF FlooI hock. while being part Of the
same strat1fication as that OF the Hallett reel
ana iy1ng very nsar the site OF It, 70 OF 9 9
|; m q l' softer nature. Eight ounces OF
dynamite is found sufficient to tear away
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HEAVY FAILURE IN CHICAGO Chicago,
October 14.-Frank Sturges Il Co., metal
and tin-plate merchants, also known las
"Thc Chicago Stamping Works." suspend
cd payment few days since, and to-day
their failure was announced. Their llaDlll-
ties amounted to from 100000 to SoOo,0 oV,
and the assets are comparatively insignia
cant. consisting chiefly OF encountered real
estate. Their creditors are almost exclu-
siyelT eastern men.
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:Eis :tsihE ~ Arrived. 70 gs + sstHS II
:, Steamship Isaac Bell, Lawrence, NewAYofk,
merchandise and passengers, aGsi allen n Cos:
agents. ria,, 81, tsSssss.
chnndse and passengers, w. z. Porter, agent * ~
Steamer John Sylvester, Clifford, Ii Norfolk, mere,
chandise and passcM gers. =. ., Tatim. aren't 81 @
Schooner John Al. Curtis, Quillan, Philadelplfag
schoop er John: Mcp opneIl, McKendrys Phiiaasi-
Schooner Ladra 81 Wolf; Ewing, Phsadeiphf
Schooner Columbia = 81 cbesssr, !,
grain. ~ N s9 s
Steamer EoyeitT, Haines with mrre Mcclnllaata
towL pniladelPhis, via iPopitans crsok
schooner John McGlnnis, Co,bourn; Pbiisdelrs,;a;
rairoad ties, Curtis &c Parker.
. IS ~ MARITIME MIsGELLANya -
Brig Aabine tNor), Blk. froui Richmond for Rio
Janero, which put into Norfolk on the Instant,
damaged false keel 9th Instant In James river Sac
Is ordered to be discharged and go ON the Hays fer
LONDON. October 14.-Bark siriaa STIR fBr.t,
from Richmond, VS., for Rotterdam, reported
ashore at Banjaard has been Heated and tafen fnto
Brouwerslaycn with half Of her cargo on hcsEtfs
Bark Christina tBr.l, Andrews. from Richmoaast.
Liverpool 18th instant. sd q, ~ 2
NOTICE TO .MAlINE1e. 81. u q
L BROOKLYN, October 14.-During Tho next few
weeks the cables OF the Est river cge win be- ut
times, ut the following heights ADORE high
At the. middle Of The river, feet; nc aga, Aees
either side OF The riyer feet a. seq fses efcr
side Of the midde,1 85 feet "
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GLOUCESTER COUNTY.
OoCG!.AS AND GREGORY sPEaK---N0RT0N IN
# KING WILLIAM A FAILURE.

''"-.Ao AND GGEGoE1s SPEaK--NORIoN IN
KING WILLIAM A FAILURE.
correspondence OF the Richmond DispaSch.l
GLOUCESTER COURTHOUSE, October IL, 1876.
To-day lit being the first day OF the Cir
Gun Co'nD the Hon. b. Is. Douglas, and
Aa!or W. F. G. Gregory OF Petersburg,
sp9ketoa considerahleerowdo fpeople here.
paf Eongressnan's speech was, universally
%amlttcd TO lie one OF CREST power; in fact,
3 W:H went so far as to say that Clay, OF
"eSster, or Calhoun could not have inn
proved it. MIR. Douglas certainly proved
himself one OF the ablest speakers in the
.I,ta'e, and eminently fitted 10 fill bis posi-.
L.oh' lie is greatly admired and beloved
ao"n here, and Gloucester viii give a good
hgeeunt OF herself lfnl November. l'ha
Sscastiahg exposure OF h e. corrupt ion OF the
Government, :, was startling, and yet proved
" DC true. The tribute to Virginia, tho
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CoNFECTKONEREES. &c.
OF THE SEASON.
ITO TOBACCO MANUFACTURERS.

lam instructed by my friends who arc the only
importers of the celebrated ,,,f.,-l,,f;y,
G. C. LICORICE, go e.;
TO saw to the trade that in the course OF their large
imnortations 1t sometimes happens that some cases
arc thrown on the Insurance companies being dam
aged on the voyage Of importation, and sold Tor
.swhom it may concern :" as damaged goods.
This fact occurred recently With afew cases, whlcn
were probably purchased by New York mixer;
aud after being rehandled and mixed, learn are
now being offered in this city as genuine goods
+ Please, fake notice flat the genuine anu SOUND
goods are PROTECTED by q /" spread-eaglc : brahd
burnt into the side Of each case ana all otness are
spurious or mixed goods.
JOHN II. WILLIAMS,
% "a s5bgffEs5f 49,, = Sole Agent.
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FATAL RAILROAD AccIDENT-Two MEN
KILLED. philadelphia. October 15.-About
7 O'Clock this evening", whi!e, the Buffalo
train on the North Pennsylvania railroad
was on its way to this city, and while turn
ing a curve near Jenkentown, ID. Cassctt
and Robert Robertson were thrown from
the platform. Cassett was instantly Killed,
and Robertson died while going TO the
Episcopal hospital. Both men were resi-
dents OF Canada %sn~'* go - 80. ~, f. q
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-17

I A DESTRUCTIVE FIRE-Loss, $75,0O0.---
Surdcase, N. T, october 15.-This morn
Ing a fire broke out in the village OF Cones
tota. The Beecher block and five stores
were entirely consumed. Loss estimated at
$4,000. The town records were destroyed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1876-10-17

A CALL.-We understand Rev. t. w.
Hooper, D. D., pastor Of tho Second Pres
byterian church OF this city, has received a
unanimous cali to the Presbyterian church
in Selma, Alabama, twill possibly accept.
It is represented ms one OF the most thriving