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The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-12-01

aais eleotjop 70 the Beoresary OF State on or bs-
sora The twenty ninth day OF December 1879. In
accordance with the provisions OF The proposed
constitution. ~
In testimony whereof. have hereunto affixed
- SIGNATURE, and etsnsed the seal OF the State
81 Louisiana TO be af1 Sed thereto, at the city OF
Nevv ORLEANS. this thirty arst day OF july. 10
the year Of our Lord ono shousaho eaRhe h"h'
dred and seventy -nine. rnrrYo wrT.ry
nv Tho Acting Governors
OSCAR ARROYO,
Assistant 5oorstary OF State,
ana itawtOet-dte
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DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVE
TICK Ell.
STATE TICK EFT.

Enr ffouGnOr,
LOUIS ALFRED WILTI.
OF Orleans.
For Lieufenanf Governor.
SAMUEL u. MGENERY.
OF Ouaohita,
For Attorney General,
]. g, EGAN,
of Claiborne.
For Secretary of State,
WILL A. STRONG
OF VIM.
Pin Auditor,
ALLEN JUMEL
or Ibefvilla.
For hspe mtendsnt Of Public Education,
EDWIN II. FAY,
or Fast FsIielanR.
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FOR STATE SENATOR'S.

Fret Senatorial Districf,
ALBERT rs TOPINAL,
JOSEPH BAKER.
Second Senatorial District.
JOHN II. POLLOCK.
J. hUMA AUGUSTIN.
Third Senatorial Distytct.
WYNNE ROC ERS.
Fourth Bendtoriak Diatrict.
ROBERT @. DAVEY.
Fifth Senatorial Disbict,
ED WIN HARRIS,
Sirth Senatorial Hia6ict,
JAMES HAGAN.
DIR. THOMAS CAMPBELL.
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CITY TAXES or 1879.

DEPARTMENT or FtEAgCE. Cry H4LL,
New Orleans. November ~. 1879.
Taxpayers should avail themselves OF the
opportunity offered them to pay without costs:
the tino II limited You ean pay ut City Hall
or Sherirs Office.
ALI Fl. I9AAC50N,
noaetH Administration 81 Finance.
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PARISH TICKET.

Fbr Recorder Of Mortgages.
EUGENE MAY.
FL, Register Of GpRrepmtces.
LOUIS ARNAULD.
For Diatrid Attorney.
JOHN J. FINNEY,
For Gbroner.
DIR. J. O, BEARD.
Fbr Clerk If Gipii Dtairict G1ust,
JAMES r CLARK,
Fur Clerk Of Criminal District Gurt
THOMAS WIZARD.
For f1tft Sheriff,
THOMAB DUFFY.
Epr Criminal Sheriff.
ROBERT BREWSTER.
Ft~ ,Iudges Of Gdu Gpurta.
ONWARD X sKINNHR.
WILLIAM VOORHEES,.
WILLIAM II, HOLMES.
For Clerks Of City Cbnrta,
II. u. mOMuRHAY.
CHARLES AUTH.
J. n. mGCANN.
For Cbnstnbiea Of GHg Otrts
ROGER MURPHY.
N. v. vINET.
II. 7. THOMAS.
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- 'HstE l..

OFFICE GIvtI SHERIFF. !
Parish OF Orleans, |
New Orleans, November 30. 1879.
rT1HE FOLLOWING APPOINTMENT ARE
l hereby made To serve as deputy sherifs at
The alactinn To be hold Denamhar q. 1879:
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
II JULIUS MEYER,
Goa BROAD srnyRT.

has Just opened
5000 pairs KID GLOVES, from auction. at tic
following very low prices;
kssss Pfka nhAsK aE
Ladies, ONE-BUTTONT TUFUUssE COLoRED at
Misses TWS:gUTTOS BLACK, sizes AZ to on, at
Ladis,s TMEEE:sUrroS BLACK OPERA and
Ladies BLACK Real KID DGAUNTLETsa a, soc.
1,dlss' s',s ,esoLonED KIe 9, M esHxILETss, q 2 : 3, sos:
The ceIeAra,ed CAMILLE SEAMLESS KID
100 s pieces BEAD SILK FRINGE
from auction at iT2f vaue;
s pieces ALI.-BEAp FRINGE at Ace. worth 60c.:
VERY eReaP E9e Of BEAn SIn "a ,n.
s. worth $3.50:
ALL-WO0L CAsEL's-HAIR GOODS at csc.
DoGBLE. DTHALL-wooL DoL,LAN CLOTH
DOUELE-wlDTH CAMEI's.HAIg sACKING In
all The stylish shades AT FL so:
Handsome novelties for CHRISTMAS HANDKER-
SILK SKiISf E1Es9 ia"i sns sGE HAspKERcHyErs
SCARFS, new stvie EICHUEs:
CUFFS and COLLARS, SATCHELs, PURSES,
&C.:
Full line of gentlemen's LINED and UNLINED
PLAIN and tUR-ToP KID and DOG. SKIN
so sells ladies' and chGrcn FURs. to be closed out
regardless OF cost:
New and handsome line Of CLoAKS at very low
prices.
Despite the recent advance In cost Of linen and cot.
ton. the price or the celebrated PEARL SHIRT
Is not advanced, and is still sold at 81 at
JULIUS MEYERS,
de IL sos Bread street.
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Adjourned.

COURT ITEMs.-The case OF Alexander
Mas alias Moss, the absconding billiard
man, was called in the Hastings Court yes
terdav and continued until Monday, in the
absence of important witnesses.
The Chesterfield County Court has ad-
iourned for the term. The case of George
Washington {colored), for house breaking
and arscn, was removed to the Circuit
Court.
The case OF Henry Dedmau (coloredl, set
for trial in the Henrico County Court Tues
day, has been continued until next term.
Dedman is alleged to be one OF the ring
leaders Of the gang Of f'burglars that COM
mitted number OF robberies on the Brook
turnpike not long since.
The grand jury of the Chesterfield County
Court failed TO find true bill against Will
liam Brown (colored) for horse-steallng.
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ELECTION OF JUDGES.

VIRGINIA Historical SoCEETY.-A meet
ing OF the Executive Committee OF the Fir-
sinia Historical Society was held Tuesday
night at the Westmoreiand Clubhouse.
Present: Messrs. Cabell (chairman), kei-
ley, Henry, Palmer, Barney, apd Brock
corresponding secretary). The recording
Secretary (Major Barksdale) being absent,
Mr.. Brock was requested to act as such.
A large humber OF gifts of books, &c, were
reported.
Rev. Charles Rogers, IL. D., London,
England, was elected an honorary member
OF the Society, and the following gentlemen
nominated as corresponding members
Rev. E. NJ. Stone, d. D., Providence, 4.
L.; Professor Asa Byrd Gardner, West
Point. N. Y; John Austin Stevens, ESQ.,,
New York city; Yates Snowden, Esq,
Charleston, S. c.; Rev. Anson Titus, Jr.,
Weymouth, Mass.
Adjourned.
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BLACK SILKS were never as cheap before As they
are now. To get the full advantage OF the present
low prices call at LEVY BROTHERS and make
your purchases. LEVY BROTHERS are also Offer
Ing great bargains in CoIored Silks, Pekin Stripes
Black and Colorcd Satins, Drocaded and Stripe q
Silks and Satins, Striped Watered Silk: and Fancy
Goods Tor Trimmings; also. 4 large assortment OF
Nottingham Lace Curtains, Bed-Spreads, Pillow
Shan>s, and Tidies.
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TIE THAYIR CONCERT LAST NIGHr-AN
OVATION TO CARREN0-MATINEE TODAY
Such 4 combination OF renowned musical
talent as that which compose the Kate
Thayer Concert Company could not, we
felt assured, fail to draw large audience Of
our best people. Mozart Hall last evening
was filed with brilliant assemblage, and
the feast of music which was offered in the
acknowledgements programme must have
been 4 source OF great qualification and
pleasure to every one OF those present.
Miss Kate ThaSer possesses pure and
flexible soprano voice OF great power. Her
schooling is thorough and method admira-
be She rendered the grand aria" Ma
bucco," By Ferdi-with fine effect, and in
response 10 a tlat:ering encore gave the
Merry Postilcn" in a manner that
showed her great power in vocalization.
She received flattering enc0reS in the other
numbers, and in response 10 the last sung
the old ballad. "O1d Folks aGHome." in Il
graceful, sweet. and unaffected style, that
did her great credit.
Madame Carreno's reappearance here last
evening verified our statement of last year
that she had won place in the hearts OF the
Richmond public. She was received with
perfect enthusiasm whenever she appeared
and gave an evidence Of her truly artistic
skill. Indeed. for her beautiful rendition
CT solo OF her own composition she was
doubly encOred, responding with sprightly
gigue which requires wonderful execution.
Her performance OF this but gave her att
dience thirst for more, and though they
insisted upon another performance, it was
rather by way Of showing their apprecia-
ton and giving the great pianiste an ovation
than of being eEactinG.
Signor TagliapietIa, to our minds one OF
the greatest and most beautiful singers we
ever heard, was. II it could be said Of him,
in bad voice. Mr.. Chapman, the director
and manager OF the company, announced
this fact, and said that in consequence Of
the gentemau's suffering from greatly
relaxed throat substitution had to he
made in one Of the numbers for which he:
was programmed.
Signor Tagliapetra's singing last evening
withstanding the above) was charming.
he is certainly master in the art OF sing
inc, and we earnestly hope this trouble OF
the throat may not prove OF serious aa-
ture.
Miss Helen Norman has rich, deep con-
tralto voice, which, though sweet, cannot
be called sympathetic. Her execution OF
"Just as OF Old" by Pease, was very
chaste and beautiful, and received de-
served. encore.
Mr.. Arbucke seemed to delight the au'
dleu ce with his skilful performance on the
cor net, and received several encoreS.
The concert Of last evening was indeed &
g eat musical treat, and those OF our citi'
ems who could not attend Will have an op'
,ortunity OF hearing these artists to-day, a;
, they have received numerous requests tc
tive matinee, and consented. 1t Will take
nlace to-day at Mozart Hall at . O'Clock.
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GRAND ITALIAN OPERA.-The lovers Of
music will be pleased TO learn that We are
likely to have few nights OF grand Italian
onera. Mr.. Alfred Joel, business-manager
OF the strakosch Grand Italian Opera, is III
the city, periecting- arrangements for the
appearance OF that strong organization on
January 1st, Cd, and Sd. The Strakosch
company this season is admitted TO De tine
strongest and most complete comDinatlon
that this we'll known empresarlo has had lof
several years. The troupe are now piayinS
IN New Orleans. The principal artistes OF
tbe company are MILE Teresina Singer, the
great dramatic prlma donna; Mile La
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DANVIILLE ROAD.
Meeting or Stockholders Yes.
tcrtay.

FL CATERING FINANCIAL CONDITION
SHOWN BY THE PRESIDENTS REPORT
KEYSvILLE AND GAINESVILLE RAIL.
RoAD--THE SURPLUS REVENUES TO BE
DEVOTED TO INCREASING THE EQUIP.
MENT OF THE ROAD.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS Glaze
brooks administrator Us. Gillian and ais.
Argued by John Howard, Esq, for appel
liant, and submitted.
Pope Us. Hale. Argued by Judge Mere
dith and submitted.
Binns Us. Waddlll. Submitted.
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DIR. &. McLANE'S yERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.
EERSiIfUGE

The coNu,enance Is pale and leatcn- colored, with
occasional h!.rcs or circumscribed spot on one or
both checks: the eyes become dull; the pupils
i1a.e; al azure sencirce runs along the lower eye
i'd: Tie nose is irritatcd. swells, ana sometimes
headache. with hun:ming or throbbing Of the ears
IN uuusua! secretion OF saliva: Shiny or furrcd
,o.rc; breath very foul, particularly in the morn
~; appetite variable, sometimes voracious, with
sknawinc sensation Of the stomach, at others en-
tireiy gone: neetlng pains in the stomach; occa'
scpsl nausea and vomiting; violent pains through
cut the abdomen; bowels Irregular at times costive;
Hco!s slimv. no, unlrequcnlly tnged with blood;
belly swollen aud hard; urine turbid; respiration
occasionally difficult, and accompanied oy hlc-
cough cough sometimes dry and conrulsive; I'M
: asy and disturbed sleep, with grinding OF the
etth. ,er,rer variable but generally irritable &C
Whenever .he above symptoms are found TO exist
DIR. c. McLANE'S VERMIFUGE
WILL CERTAINLY EFFECT a CURE.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
n any form. 1t is an innocent preparation, not ca.
pa1ls Of doing the slightest injury to the most
enGer infant.
The genuine DR. McLANE's VEgMIFUGE bears
he signatures of C, MCLANE and FLEMING BROS,
sn the wrapper.
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TIE MOZART THIS EvEsIsG.-First, over
ture, "La GazzaIadra,v tRossini,) ofshes-
ira; second, solo baritone, Mr.W. FL. Giant,
Jr.; third, solo violin, "Le Desir," Nr.
Louis Voelker; fourth, solo cornet, with
orchestra. "Serenade." (Spintley,) Nr.
Beier: fifth, Stabat Nater, g Cuius AnlnaF
(Rossini,) orchestra; sixth, solo baritone,
Mr.. w. Fl. Grant, Jr.; seventh, waitzes,
IS On the Banks Of the James," (Reinhardt,J
orchestra
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Mrs. OATES AT THE THEATRE.-Mrs. Alice
Oates, one OF Richmond's. fayorites, will
appear at the Theatre tonight. In Norfolk
she chose Charles Lecocqs popular opera
"Girofle- Girofa ">in which 10 reappear to
her admirers there. and, is said, by repre-
sentation OF the leading role as sprisht'y,
vivacious, and pleasing as any OF her former
perSonations IN that city, deepened the IA
Yorable impression made on those who bad
seen her before and won golden opinions OF
those who had not. She is the same Alice
Oates, and acts and sings with the same vim
and expressive action as of old. Her sup
port was very good. Messrs. Drew, Sted-
man, Hall, and Bran don are good actors and
sang well, while the female voices were also,
il is stated, as rule, good. The choruses
were rendered with spirit and fine effect,
and the entire performance passed off plea
sanity and with satisfaction to those present.
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THURSDAY. DECEMBER II, 1879.
WEATHER REPORT.

INDICATIONS FOR To-DAY.-For the Mid
die States, falling barometer, increasing
southerly winds, warm, threatening, and
rainy weather, followed by rising oarome-
ter, westerly winds, and decidedly colder,
clearing weather.
For the South Atlantic States, falling ba-
rometer, increasing southerly winds, warm
er, threatening, and raiuy weather, follow
ed bv rising barometer. northerly winds,
and decidedly colder and generally clear
weather.
TIE WEATHER YESTERDAY was cloudy,
damp, and threatening. AT one time du-
ring the day the clouds broke away. AT
night it was clear.
THERMOMETER YESTERDAY s A. ~, So ;
8 4. M., 81; noon, 81; P. d., 64; s T.
81, 81; midnight. OIL.
Mean temperature, 563.
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III A. HUrZLER & SON,
"a. 3a6 BEoAD STREET.
NEu cnnns Enr, TILE 1Inr 1n.YS

NEW HUUUS EUR TIE HULEDA1S. =
We have just received fun and complete line OF
NOVELTIES suitable for HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
SILK KHANDkERCHIEFS TIES. SHELL-BOXES,
GLOVES, HOODS. NlTTENS, COMFORTS,
KNIT JACKETS. ESTBRDIDZRED
COLLARS AND CUFFS,
together with many O her articles too numerous to
mention.
BLACK and COLORED CACHEMrREs, full line,
from Sc. TO 1.2J:
POPLIN LIISTRES, full inc OF cnlors. at &c;
PEKIN STRIPES. IN SILKS, SATIN, and VEL
VETS: "...
BROCADE SILKS. full line co,ors:
BLACK aud CeLORED SILKS, FELVETS, and
VELVETEESS:
A few more of those CHEAP DAMAsK towels
Mt 25c.:
LADIES. GENTL EMES's, and CHLDREN'S
UNDERWEAR;
HOSIERY. WHITE GOOnS. and CAssIMEREs:
NOTIONS In endless VARIETY. de IL
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CISDERELLA AGAIN.-Tbe ladies and gen.
tlemen who assisted in the Cinderella
choruses are to meet this evening at Cathe-
dral Hail at s o'clock to make arrange
ments for repeating the operetfa at an
early day. The notice OF the lady mana
gers OF the Retreat for the Sick will be
found elsewhere.
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~ COHEN BROTHERS WILL OFFER

on MONDAY. DECEMBER 1sT- UPWARDS OF
MILLINERY GOODS. purchased at IL great sacrt-
tcc. TheSr goods consist in part OF OSTRICH
I FPS. PLUMES. BIRDS, and RTGBONS. among
them OF the handsOmcsf imported this season
also. Il large lot of EELFETS, SATTSS. and other
TRIMMINGS.
They will also omen 4 very extensive stock or
BLACK and COLOR I'D SILKS at great reduction
from former prices. among lhrm some OF the hand
somest ever fierce. Their trrrntr sl.lo BLACK
GROSGRAlN SILK will be sold 4. SOC. their Sl.25
SILK at Csc. Many numbers Of FINE GUINET'S
SILKS 1t propOrtt0nalc TrG!urtion: also. j large
Stock Of ALL.SILk STRIPED SATIN. In black
anu colorcd. at Il reduction Of soc. 4 yard. no. 20
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NO MORE RuECMATlsM.- There can be now no
excuse for suffering the panes Of rheumatism. The
crutch business is becoming fast played out amongst
"Old acers," and acute and nfflmnnatory cases of
the worst sort easily and quickly cured since the
Introduction OF DR.. IERSDON'S GYPSY'S GIFT
which any dIugSst can supply.
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RECOLLECT1oNs OF TBE REBELLION
Major J. c. Hill, late Sergeant-at-Arms OF
The House OF Delegates. will deliver 10.
night in the ball OF the House his lecture,
Recollections OF the Rebellion" Persons
who have heard itrepresent that it is highly
interesting, and, at this time, peculiarly ap-
propriate.~
Major Daniel will introduce the lecturer
to the audience tonight.
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The Capitol Yesterday.


SLOW PROGRESS, BUT SPICY DEBATEs-oNLY
THREE OFFICERS ELECTED YESTERDAY
THE CRowD-PERsONAL, &C.
The crowd about the Capitol was as great
Yesterday as ever. The two houses were
in session from 12 to 81 O'Clock. All that
time the galleries were packed, and the
doorways so badly blocked that those nav
ing business in and out could with diff
Guilty pass. In the Senate there was an ac-
rimonious debate over the election OF Sd
perintendent of Public Printing. There
were some spicy passages in the House,
too.
PROGRESS.
Three officers only were elected yester-
day-Corbin NJ. Reynolds, Treasurer, over
K. NJ. T. Hunter; Richard +. walker,
superintendent OF Public Printing, over
Richard z. Frayser; and S. Z. Wllilams,
Superintendent OF the PenitentiarE, over
Samuel A. Swami.
The two houses will proceed with the
further execution OF the JOINT order to-day,
commencing at 1880 O'Clock.
CLERKS OF SENATE.
Mr.. Causey, Clerk of the Senate, has ap-
pointed the following clerks: John D.
Campbell, first assistant, Petersburg
George w. Williams, second assistant, Rich
mond; John NJ. Davis. Washington county;
w. W. Wing, Norfolk George McP. Bate,
Prince George; w. F. Rippertoe, Rock
incham county; n. F. McCann. Shenan-
doah.
FOUL AIR IN THE HOUSE.
The air in the hall OF the House is per-
fectly sickening when the windows are
down. When they are up draught coDles in
that will soon be the death OF some men,
bers.
It is possible, however. for Speaker Lacy
to have the ventilation Of the hall improved
a little, at least, by taking out some OF the
pancs over the door. Some moderately good
air, with very little draught, can be obtained
from the rotunda.
"BURY A MN FIRST"
To the First congressional district the
Committee on Spoils assigned the office OF
Register OF the Land Office, in which dis
trict Senator Cannon resides. 1t IS stated
that Yesterday he went into Colonel Harrl-
sons office, in the basement OF the Capltol.
to make some inquiries as TO the number OF
clerks. &c. Several gentlemen were in the
office at the time. Mr.. Cannon spoke TO
Colonel Harrison, and after one or two re-
marks asked him who did his writing for
him. The Colonel replied that he did 1t
himself, and, rising from his seat, remarked
to the Senator in that dlgnitied. gentlemanly
demeanor which chara2terizes him, that
while he knew his days in office were mum,
bered Tor words to that cffect), it was usual
TO bury man before his effects were ad-
miniStered upon. MI. Car non then left the
Office.
a ELECTION OF JUDGES.
Mr.. Paul introduced in the Senate yestcr-
terday n resolution to commence electing
county and corporation judges on Wednes-
day the 18th. He doubtless speaks for his
party. So they expect to elect United
States senator on the 10th, and next day be-
gin on the judges.
The Readjuster candidates for Judge OF
Henrico are Messrs. Edmund Waddill,
y,llor, 1'oyjor and .Iacoh Coln.
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RoBBERY.-A few nights since rogues ef'
fected an entrance into the storeroom OF Mr.
L. L. Lacy, No. 46 Harvie street, aud sue.
ceeded in carrying of large quantity e1
provisions, consisting OF meal, canned fruit,
wines, etc. The robbery was not dlscoy-
cred until the next morning AS yet nc
clue to the robbery has been obtained.
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ALPHA

Is new band Of wlIsKEY that Messrs. W. d.
BLAIR 6 co. have just put OH the market. 1t IS 4
perfectly pure article, and more resembles the old
fashioned Rye than any we nave seen since the war.
The price Is verv moderate.
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WHEN YOU WISH TO TAKE COD oliver OIL use
The Emulsion made by PURCELL, LADD & Co.
with 1ypOphosphlte OF Lime and Soda Small bot
ties, price SO cents.
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The annual meeting of the stockholders
of the Richmond and Dunvillc Railroad
Company was held in this city yesterday
The meeting was called to order at I:
O'Clock, and Judge F. n. Watkins, OF Prince
Edward, presided. A quorum being pre-
sent, the president Of the road, Me-. A. s
Buford, submitted his report for The tisca
year ending September 80, 1870, as follows
PRESIDENTS REPORT.
10 the Stockholders of the Richmond ana
DanviAe Railroad Company:
Gentlemen,-The Board OF Directors re
spectfuIly submit for your information the
following report OF the operations Of the
company for the fiscal year ending Septem
Der 80, 1870:
For convenient comparison with former
statements and to exhibit actual results ir
as clear and concise a form as possible, al
earnings from transportation and incomes
from all sources, with all costs and expenses
for the maintenance and operation OF the
properties OF the company. and the pay.
ment OF interest and rentals, are stated a:
fOllows-to wit:
RICHMOND AND DANvILLE AND PIEDMONT T. j:
Earnings from fr-ights $e01,247 IL
Earnings n ON passen-
Earnings from mali.
express, and mi, GEL
IaDe0uS. cU,OL| %
Total earnings. 81 .09S,597 70
EXPENSES of mhinte-
nance, operation, and
REPAIRS. 0oS'OUo ou
"a over expenses. s49s,994 90
Amount eceived from
mems. w. 40.526 90
Total net revenues OF
Richmond and Dam
r,,iTosd' r,,ir ai'a '...'.. .l."no.. s54o,5oo AS
NORTH wESTERS
NORTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD. o .,
Farnings from frt1GhtS S2o,4f9 go
Earnings from passen-
Earnings from mails,
express and miscel-
lsneou5.. 1,sfi of
To al earnlurs......... ss9,24l 46
nance and operation, 2l.45447
Net earnings, and
charged above Is part
Of Interest on invest. .,oo
ncnts. s................. ~ f.foo 90
NORTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.
L freghts. r x .... ...... o ss17.e47 2l
Earnings prom passcn- ooaoo
seDgerS. Zo4,ouz 90
Earnings from mails,
express, and miscel-
IaneolIs ...., 3o.314 81
Total earnings......... S561:26f 30
Expenses OF nlainte-
nance and operation. 337,lIu So
Total net earnings of
North Carolina rail- 400. ooo ,c
road. SSIf'o'o ~
~-
Total net revenues ,o
from all lneS........ SIo4,o1o CD
Deduct interest on
funded deot Rich
1noud and Dahvlle
rlIlroad ............. $246,444 ~
Deduct interest on
floating debt Rich
rairoaS. S......... lO6O4 81
Deduct rental Pied
mont raroad........ 6O,OUo ou
Deduct rental North
Carolina railroad.... 26O.OVV OU aa
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-11

PARDON SOUGHT AND REFUsED.-1O Governor
Holiday has refused to pardon George FL.
Webb, convicted of murder In the Gircliit
Court OF Carroll county and sentenced to
be hung in January next. y.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-11

FOR COUGHS, COLDS. AND CONSUMPTION Use
PURCELL, LADD & cos Emulsion Of Cod liver
Oil with Ilypophosphites of Lime and Soda. Small
bottles, price only so cents.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-11

The most palitabe way 10 take Cod.I.iver Oil Is
in Emulsion. Use PURCELL. LADD & CO.'S COM
bned with Hvpophosphites Of Lime and SodaF
Price. 80 cents for small bottles.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-11

II. ELLYSoN Il CO., adVeruslng agents, insert ad,
vertsements Ia all Of the newspapers OF tina Unita-
Slaes at publishers ratea. Orders left at The DIS
patch couu.ing-room will receive prenst Sttcr.
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-12-11

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS 1T HUTzLER BEo
TIERS.