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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
Wrean CLEANERS

NEW YORK AND HAVANA DIRECT MAIL
sST RON P Is sss o. cs. Tor
s se.nSp COLUMBIA TUESDAY sep,.mber
steamship WILMINGTON apply
WIN P. CLYDE 40. No 9 BO"hnssr''n-
D. MoKnrLxR. Agent in nsvana.
NEW YORK To CARDIFF. oo,,,.,v,.
sogT Wallis AP51Hs STEAM
SHIPS sST r rl rom rsna.Isu. ro.
GLaa0a9gA "''''''''''''''''''''''o ON otsT0BgR 1
GIAMoRaAS ; a0GTTSsxR
s mas ] At ts:arn rate. nom all parts
Unite. states port. Bristol Channel and all ether
p Ts steamships. but expressly trade provided with a,
The latest PSsSfS AND srssRlGB PAssBsGERs
First CABIN. q s snS soy ''''o'
Prpss cciai; Ccic.ts. C.ds ss1 currency
P % b. e sDp Cardiff at The cOmp.ny oc No
IDock Chsuber' aud in NsTYSrsY to p.xTgR Co A,ep,
ONLY DIRECT LINE re FRA ANHs,srs NAIL
TK BrTwEES SsWYoRK AND H4YRs CALLING
Al .nId vessel. on this rodte rsa.e for usD
r,o anf pi sGt No. 50 NORTH B'sI follows
ST LAgRFSr G EsHS sAr1RpaY Sept sept %
TILIR ~ sATgRPAY 9s!SSs!
PRICE OF 70 Fss sRSgr y Or eS 2hSSs "n
Prsi CABIN .$l25 Second Casn......."'s7a
American gong returning from the Continent Of srops
iorts Of crossing beside trouble Md erDense
CLIO. MACKENZIE Agent. No. 90 Broadway.
CPECIAL NOTICE-STATE LINE STEAM
- CoNoee hereby that from this date the Steamers
ths Line will sail from Pier No 49, n r. foot q North Moore 81
NETWORK to GLASGOW. LIVERPOOL, BELFAST and LON
DoEDBRRYThese elegant Cydebu steamer will sal from
&c. North River, follows:
VIRGINIA WEDNESDAY, Sept IL
GEORGiA............,.........W WEDNESDAY, October
PENNSYLVANIA WEDNESDAY, October 10
WEDNESDAY thereafter takng at
Britain and Ireland Norway Sweden
Denmark Germany Dni for 81 aud upwards For freight
wy AUSTIN baldwin, Co. Agents, No. 70 Broadway
Steer,ge Passage 0mce No. 40 Broadway
TNHE NATIONAL LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.
WEEKLY TO QUEENSTOWN AND LIVERPOOL
FoRTNIGHTLY TO AND FROM LONDON DIRECT.
Prom Piers "a and AZ, North RIVER
TO QUEENSTOWN AID LYRRP0OL;
SPAIN ...SATURDAi. Sept AZ 300
ITALY THOMPSON .......sArURDAf Sept ID at 10 30 m
GREECE, Sept 20. at 300
EGYPT Grogan.. ........SATURDAi Sept 81 al 300
CsL Passage $40 $50 800 Storage 49,
Return Tickets at Reduced Rates Prepaid Steerase tickets from LAYER
LondonleT Gsgov Cardiff Bristol London
az the Lowest Rates
for information apply Companys one No SO Broad
var w. j. HURST Manager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
6aifs bp Anrtion
legal Notices.


CUPREME COURT.-In the matter of the
BRkCT suitable BUILDING the CITY OF NETWORK BE- used
PRISON and BRIDBWBLL In the place ana stead OF the
badns occupied for that purpose The said e relative
taxing for and behalf the Mayor Ahemen and Common
said purpose The unterssed the Commission
Chapter 535 the Laws Of 1873 being an act Of the
Legislature of State Of entitled An At to
provide location and erection Of new CITY PRISON,
passed MAJ 16, 1873. pursuant to the Proyiaons Of ssa
sT intend TO apply tho Supreme Court
special tern Of said art 70 be held IN
and the Prs; Judicial Department. the New Cour IN we
CITY Of day September 1878 at the
Opening Of the that day osn thereafter counsel can %
ersos The appointment 81 three Commissioners App
TO estimate and sppne the value OF e
selected BY uRtegnod TOT INC
OF the buildings thereon and Of all and erY
and interest Of In and 30 said land or build
part thereof and - estmse and sppfas me
and ali persous said lsud building.
by Of tho taxing OF me same for
sad OF their ngushns we
the afores and that the lands 80 de an
selection notice lied caused TO be reeorl me once
Register Of the City snd County Of ORR on ne In da OF
1870 described and bounded az follows 70 VIZ Al hsi GER
ground In hc Srth Ward the said Cv Of
EeuYo comprising block Of land bounded The nortbeJ
the er aide BY Elizabeth ST. 90 the southey
the westerly side by Motts-sad piece or
land being extent hundred and eI ana ave
inches 81 n C.nAst, breebandred and ninety nne eet
10 in Elizabeth 81 one hundred and eghtv
sigh Il ~ h Baysri and four hundred
nebe 400 M on hostsL-be the said Dimensions
Ds,ed New Yori. August g. 1873 -
Mayor ofthe city Of New York.
ASDRRW w. GRBEN
Comptroller Of the City Of hewYoff.
SAMUEL II. H. VANCE,
Pysasat Of Board VI Aldermen VI the C OF ses.fot
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
DECIsIONS-AUG 20.

Supsrior Court-Special Term-By Judge Daniels
In The Of John ArHsrongOrer granted appointing com
mtee Tying BeyenOrier settled bersh
berg g Of discharged with $40 costs 70 sooo
he Of this action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
CALRNDAR-THls DAT.
SUPREME CouRT-PANCHER. J.

SUPREME CouRr-PANCHBR,
Motion calendar.
Joseph Rivers burglary and
larceny Prerdegat and John TurPn burglary and ssn
John Donohue grand larceny Taylor grand larceny rhp
Wager rape; John Gallagher Bml Stein larceny and receiving
sto en- ey larceny and receiving stolen Reo COR
reu Spmon and receiving stolen gOosi Charles Neh ana
William Carroll larceny and receiving stolen goods William bate ana
assault and battery; Andrew FORD itonus
assault and atiery Thomas Murray larceny from the person. "sm
Bue larceny no the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
CIVIL NOTES.

Col. VIM McGrath, ex-ClerIc of Special ses-
SONS. appeared before Judge Daniels in the supreme
Court and applied for an injunction against the Ponce
vi the city. 70 restrain them from dlsnlSsnR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01

So - 6o7 snn sec, -. G: 80 Moop es......ll;5i
| nSy-A
uoos I,O COWS Island 1913 He'll late PerrT.. 4:l2
| - ataH THIS piy-p
Sand, soor 225 Cove lsand zoo hu om 'o'"'' @f'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
Norton. vino Was recently fudge co..s CIerk. The

motion was denied
Freiing H. Smith and Titus B. Eidridge, OPP
posing counsel in In the Marine Court quareiod
on July ls Edridge made complaint before Judge OF
the Superior Court charging Smith with assault ana
battery. On Saturday Smith was arrested, Dud upon
giving bail In 1900 was released by Deputy ouoiA 'u
son Jarvis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
Country propertp TO Eet.

A M0RRISTOWN-TO LET-A plain, COM
n Portable furnished HOCSB; ~ with stable garden. and
large lawn; ouehri Of mile depot horses and
II wanted. J. SMITH DODdh' 10 west l"eHhe'hSA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
6orses. Carriages. 6arness. sc

Atm. Y. SALES AND STORAGE REPOS-
"A ToRY, PoURTHAvB, COR TwRNrfFIRrHsE
Family Carriages and hght Road Wagons seoosf
hand. At reasonable pnses Harness in great VARIETY.
@Hnn MATCHED TEAM, Canada prize
pOUO stock. all black and years is hands inches 300
ami 20 pounds Oand cky built archinx
large bone great muscle very powerful sonod aud usi
and tails bne looking e,osty
matched condition. photographed BRADY LOGAN. r'oas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
!. New-Jerssp Real GsGate for Sale.

TOR SALE.-Beautiful location; Dayton, on
EewJersey Railroad, Ia hours from HewYot; "a ACRES,
doRng plt enc village RESIDENCE; ga stories rooms,
he1nery; two large bans cse
stables land highly uydi 600 grated odrd psaeh
apple subbery bsnss hesthyy
very desirable Price $4,000 Apply to at farm At l54
Allsntie-sve, BookFn. r. G. ALLBNDOkPH
ORANGE, NLJ.-Great variety property for
" Houses FINISHED uanrnisAed rent Sale Gaia
Ognes. ~ GsHRf 50 Nis.u corner LssnI-A
ORANGE, n. J.-F0r SALE, on Orange
~ Mountain RESIDENCES; prices $4,000 to $20,0O0
terms eay eminent physicians recommend Orange MOurn for shs
curative influence Of its air pulmonary disease. -
B. T. SMALL. 9s Lberyst
ORANGE VALLEY, n. J.-One minute FROM
" station 80 trains daily; -FOUR PLEASANT ROOMS With geed
BOARD at moderate prices For Fa AID winter esdenes 'ss
BURCHAN, Orange Valley, A. BALDWIN 90 LbsIyst New
--s~ri-- = II s.aff - =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
PROTECTED BUILDINGS.

New buildings proposed erected for which plans have been sub
Department Of Buildings during the week ending Aug 3d.
1873:
Madsonye Twenty nnhst brick church.
stories 1895 estimated sll0000i Ruert Presbyterian
Church,
side 500 west OF Righhave brick
gymnasium four Stories 25G95 Burlington TunTeren, Andres
President
Lewst Of Nos SO and SO, brick factory Eve stories
50x42; II. BraunhOld, owner.
RIabeh side rs feet north Of CanS one brick store
story. 2lT26i L. Hersh6eh, owner.
S1ysns ~, a. and 49, brick STABLE three
stories 30r63, HewYork Pie Baking Company, owners
Onehundred enthst, north SIDE lis feet east Of Fraye
three brick frscass dwellings, each three stories 16Sr5O John Allen
Markspee No. &c. two brick and tenemens each Eve
stories, 235x75; julius Langenbahn
Pyeghs side 100 feet Of Madonave Eve brown
dass dwellings each on stOnes 2OI55 Peter Donlan
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
Brooklpn Real Gstate for Sale.

A FOR SALE, q good three-stOry brick
IA and basement HOUSE CsnolLs between Court
Chnoasa 22I3S, with 12I22 story lot
22rl0o wrCK0PP JAMES, 1S9 kontsgse-st, Brooklyn.
DWELLING HOUSES for SALE.-No. 40
~ Wilowst, No. 20 Crsnberry-st.. Ne. 81 Hictsst
GRO. r. DUTT0N 81 Parkpsee
EOR SALE at GREAT BARGAIN-Large
theeory brovnstsne HOUSE FirstplAce, CosrL
Price SIC 900 Apply rutland WHITING.
LIOR SALE, on EASY TERMS-LOTS Nos
80 a Esu,sa 6oIloo .,d o. 40 a. ,.d a Mss..sss
Ne l79 Wloaxhbys; House No 1877 wlloaghbva;
40 ST. and So Haast GORDON FORD 81 Clsrkrt Brookyu
DROSPECT PARK PLAZA LOTS for SALE,
on very easy GORDON FORD o. ClaIks, Brookyn
0GH AND 268 WESTINGHOUSE,
&yJO between Hillary Ard JohDson sts.,
FOURsTORY DOUBLE HOUSE,.
Let SOTO
GORDON T. PoRn
81 CLARK st., BrOoklya.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
Gitp propertp to fet.

ITO LET-No. 113 West 25th-st., three-st0ry
hightOop brown-stone HOUSE Also No 1873 West 27tbst-
threoy ghstoop HOUSE Rep cheap possession Immediate
DYE CURflSS No. 500 SHh-aye.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
BROOKLYN propsrtn 90 Get

ITO LET or FOR SALE on EASY TERMS.
Il -FOUR STORY HOUSE AND STORE. No. l02 Pnespplest
GORDON l.. FORD. 81 Clarkss. BfookiJn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
Gounirp Real estate for Sale

A BEAUTIFUL PLOT of is LOTS on
"A Mitehels l Rsst Wismsbugh Of Metropolitan
and Hght three miles from Grand ferry horse the lo,ss
pncs 5000. MITCHELL, n Cedarst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-09-01
Real gstate TO &xrhange

Real Gstate 10 &KrbanSe
DASH and ELIZABETH LOTS free and
~ clear for HOUSE up town sew-YOrk
rutland & WHITING. Deekmsn-a.
6ouees du0 farms Ddnteo.
NNANTED-FULL WIDTH, FIRST-CLASS
w HoUSBThe advertiser wishes to rent fall width arstca1s
furnished good neghborhood between Twenty fifth and
SHthayes wanted early
the Autumn. Address with particulars A. b. T., Tribune Ohce
WANTED, to purchase, for cash-A 4-stOry,
w hghsiOOp HOUSE between Fourteenth and Ihryhhhsts>
Broadway; also, owpeed HOUSES for SALE or 70
RENT furnished unu-e for respectable families Of Moderate
J. ROMANO BROWN 1880 Broadway corner Thirty
third-st
WANTED-A small furnished HOUSE not
w 20 miles from the have good stable attached
place. 10 Is from the depot to ssh
fully furnished Address J. T. L., Tribune once
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-07-17
STATE OF MAINE.
SALE OF PUBLIC LANDS.

STATE OF MAINE, LAND OFFICE,
BANGOR, May "a, 1S.s.
NJ Office is hereby given that the following town.
~ ships or tracts Of land, situate in the county
of Franklin, set part for sale under the DIVISIONS
of the Revised Statutes, Chapter 8, Section 10, will
be sold agreeably to the direction OF the Governor
and Council, on Monday, the first day of Septem-
ber next, at II O'Clock noon, at the Land ONCE in
Bangor by sealed proposals, to be received at any
time previous to said time Of SALE no proposals to
be received unless ten per cent. of the minimum
price is pIld into the Land Office with the proposal
The following s q list of the lands to he sold as
aforesaid with the minimum price per acre for
each, VIZ:
Township number Three in Range Five, west of
Bmgham'@ kcnnebec Purchase, the minimum price
tiyed being 25 cents per acre.
All that part oftownship No. Three, Range six,
lying within the limits of the State, the minimum
price fixed therefor being % cents per acre.
All that part OF township number Two, in Range
Seven lying within the limits of the Stale, the
irnum price fixed therefor being twenty cents per
acre.
Payment TO lie made as follows, viz: One-third
of the purchase money in cash, including the ten
per cent. OF the minimum price deposited and the
balls nee by notes for three equal sums, payable
nually, in one two and three years, respectively
with interest, and bond with sufficient surety Tor
the payment OF fair stumpage of all timber 10 be
cut thereon, to be applied TO the payment of the
notes. Deeds to be CONDITIONAL in the usual form
of State deeds.
= PARKER T.. BCRLEIGH,
mayer &wtEeptl Land Agent.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-07-17

;. my .possession' Is IoE ~ the Duryln-
ground. and my family are it, tenants,
and she glanced involuntarily towards the
window, where spray Of -wrc. scented
locust blooms had crept in beneath the
.ash. II wonder if the locust tree that
planted at the head of poor papa's grave
IS alive yet and as if moved by some
sudden impulse, she arose and began hur-
,;o.llv drassinn
Daily Kennebec journal., 1873-07-17
How 10 BeautifY the l'ompIcXion.

Ifthere is one wish dearer than another to the
heart OF woman, it is the desire to he beautiful
ihe wonderful reputation OF GEO. w. LAIRD'a
BLOOM OF YOCTll" is very Justly deserved.
l"r improving and beauiiying the skin, ii Is um.
touFedy the best toilet preparation in the world.
1t Is composed oi entirely harmless mate rials and
while 'he mlnedatc elect are To- render the kin Il
heaNilinl CREAMY white, II W, altcr 4 few appiira-
lions, make il -ot, smooth, and beautifully clear,
toMo> ms a bcmishce and di~coloraton7.
I'M oelEhliul toilet preparat ION has been severe
y t't'ed lN The Board Of Health of \ewlork Citv.
~ iom, A eayrrs, after carefully examining tie
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30
nEATHI2.

MARY CHANDLER. In the sixth year OF ~, "
rr take from iier y
on Mosby street. THIS MoRNiSH AZ "a i a,tend,
Friends andacausintances areln'ited 20 a''eh''
Died. October 2stlI.at quarter to 3 p. ~, Mrs.
OGF1VIA Essen in the forty-sl'ird year o. he'
age. .z| - r.,f
Flowers .owithera al The northwest "ih"'
And stnrsto SET hut, Q DEAN.
- Thou hast all seasons for thine own.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi- ,.,l
sanro No. gl)3, foot of Ninth street, mt 0'ciocs
THIS (rhursday) AFTERNOON fTie en- st.a ami
without further notice.
pied, October 2sth, MARY@BbAMghE, ini Ian
daughter of Joseph L. and Martina W mt&her' asc>
ono wear snd eighteen days. -
Her funeral will take place from her parents =, ~
s,danca al first street, between Duval and Rake
streets, nj o'clock on THURSDAY EVENING.
Died. at "west View" the resldenc s,, OF n me-
grand father Jonn z. Ballard, on the 2Sth oSt GIG
FER. MARIE, daughter of William r. emu Lena f ba,
lard, aged 1--WE years, four months ana t"en's-''u
Her funeral will take place from ST. pauis cnaret
| TO-DAY Thursday at ! l O'CLOCK. Ahe iiie"'
the family are invited to attcEd.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30

Tile FA1R.-We venture to suggest TO bll
siness men and merchants generally, that il
would be good policy and kind to suspend
business to-day from 10 till O'Clock. This
is the great day of the Fair-the gala-day-
as it is to be the day of greatest events and
greatest parade, including the turnout ofvol'
unteers. Between those hours everybody
from abroad will be at the Fair, and little or
no business will be done. After the hour OF
1 o'clock those who have not made their
purchases before 10 can supply themselves.
by this arrangement everybody, can so to
the Fair-the receipts of her State Society,
which does so much for this city, will be
largely increased-and everybody will be
gratiied and put into the very best humor'
We like occasional holidays. Nothing is
lost to business and profits by them. PEG.
pie are pleased, and men Of all professions
are refreshed by them and put in the best
frame of mind for returning to their occupa.
tons with increased yigor.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30
Denouncing His Brethren.

Mr.. HuGnEs with extreme JUNCTION dt-
nounccS the wicked politicians who brought
on the late war. We say what we believe
no man will deny, that few men in the South
did rs much rs Mr.. HUGHES to fire the public
mind of the South and fill the people with i
sense of wrorg and outrage that demanded
scpar.tion from the North. Like The Indian
hunters of the buffalo he built the lines OF
palisades which approached each other ut
the fcariulprecipice. Between these he urged
on the people until they TOOK the fearful leap.
In our knowledge Of party history i'll the
United States we have never known so Slar-
ing q case of man turning upon his col
leagues and denounciDg them, and even his
own work as merting the general censure.
1t would, indeed, be reversing all the rules
of Justice to make Mr.. HUGHES Governor.
And this is not going to be done.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30
Example Of Virginia.

Governor VASCE, in his speech at the o'u
,,arkct-housc Tuesday night, made strong
appeal to Virginia as the mother s'a'e a,
the South. to set the example OF successful.
resistance to the cave Of incompetcncy anu
barbarism which had swept over some Oh Tue
sto,es and threatened them all. rms U.s. IN
decd = most important consideration.
v;rv;nis went into the war mainly from
sympathy with the South. Hessntefest'
calmly and sordidiy viewed, wo'''d nave
yn;ded her to neutrality or to afn'sl'oa
with the strongest, but she was governor .!
higher motives, and she rushed to the nela'
,nas;,;p common cause with her sisters, VINO
were in feeling, in character, and IN i1sti,u'
tions, identified with her. She made the
r,ovemcnt. with all its perils, heartily ana
hero;c,lly. She suffered as much as any, ana
lost a mart of her territory as the penalty OF
her good faith and her good heart that was
upsweryed by the base passion of ayarice.
She fell. She fell with her sisters. iha'
companionshp and fealty which was en-
shrined by sentiment should bc rivetteo oy
mutual suffering and misfortune. virginia
wonld cease to be Virginia il the claims o'
honor were repudia.cd by her in poverty
Consistency, honor, virtue. require hei
to stand by her friends in the hour OIL '''i'
The penalty Of defeat in the unfortunate
strife in which she led is Il trial OF virtue anu
constancy that was never before Vis'tcu upon
a community, and the example OF ''fs'p"
in the exigency is Invaluable, As governor
VANCE most properly asserted. Az OF ci'i'
izstion and rc6nemcnt-all OF wisdom, Roh'
cs,v. and patriotism in government that en-
listed in the South is assaulted DE lhe
Doli,ical and social revolution that las l"t
lowed the war. If Virginia was faithful
in war she should be equally faithful now IN
this terrible peril. Her own best Interests
all She holds dear--arc Threatened ny thi'
neril. If she fails to defend herself. she per-
mit> tho woyc Of destruction to flow on I'M
impcdcd anl with all its force upon hci
sister States, her allies and supporters N'''
shc Ic so 1ajthlcss rs herself 10 surrender
,nd i'm doing so to open the gale TO the
enemy that will sweep over the ch'ire
South:
we cannot believe il; we cannot thIrk OF
il. No, no. Virginia will not surrender
She will triumph and still rindicalc hef
honor, and stand As brcukwater against the
enemies of civilization and justice ana oi
law and order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30
The Smallest Order

In our experience we have never known
All order to proceed from the Executive De-
partment at Washington that was 50 very
inconsiderable in It's nature and conse.
quences as the order issued by Mr.. RICHARD.
SON to Mr.. SPINNER to issue five dollars
in silver to each man having Il currency
claim against the Government. The New
York Tribune strikingiy describes the dis
proportion between the sastness Of Mr.
RICHARDSON'S attempt with the smallness o.
the means he employs-the boring Of Glib
ralter with leaden gimlet: .,..a,ssa i.
" 1t strikes US that Mr.. Richardson, with
out any reasonable expectation OF. s'lperna'
tural assistance, must fail III q short-sigh!ed
attempt to make few loayes aud fishes feed
a whole multitude, and a vastly hungry
one at that"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICES.


m1T FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEW
kssSASs9tst $1,000
GOTES, SI.WLS, AND DREss Ioopo roS
WINTER SALES.-T. R.PAlGsE &c .o.ia , open
Inc n great variety of new aud elegant goods:
I',rrsr STYLE EMBRoIDEREDsD oLM6s fLoAKs;
Eyci1su JACKETS, plain and embroidsred
ENGLISH JACKETS, blue, fancy and new;
Great dlsplayo of NRcK RUFTLISGs; $
ACE CoLLAnErTEs and yEsTs-very rare;
VELVET CoLLARETTEs ribbon ends;
DRESS GOODS in great variety at wonderfully 10"
rates, suci, us vELoURs, PorLIN sUlTISos,
sAr1ss, REPS, OrToMASs, EXPRESS, CAMELs' :
Hair PoPLrNs, &c., &C., ut Boz 30, 4oc''o
81 per yard; mf. @a-it
suAwLs, HOSIERY, GLOVES; a-.a
LADIES' SHIRTS and DRAWERS; ~
MISSES and Boys SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
CAssrMEREs In great variety, &c. oc3o
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30

A ISLANDER AGAINST Mr.. DANIEL.-A slam
der, started in this city two years ago, whel
r. II. DANIEL, Esq, was candidate for the
House Of Delegates, that he had made a re-
mark rejecting upon the character Of
the Sisters of Charity, has, we hear, been
again revived in print. The man who was
given as the author of the libel then denied
that he was. In fact the story i incredible.
Nobody believes it, and as our columns are
crowded with reports concerning the Fair,
we omit the correspondence which two
years ago resulted in showing that the
charge against Mr.. DANIEL was utterly un-
founded
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30
We scorn the duel matter as diSquallti.

We scorn the duel matter rs disqualiti.
cation of Mr.. HuGHEs. We have Il first
mortgage upon that gentleman which will
exclude the duel. We shall defeat him at
the polls. But still we may try the Re.
publicans upon their own professions and
the laws they claim to have passed for pre-
serving morality and public peace. They
put dueing upon the platform of felony
DISTINGUISHING principals and seconds even
where no duel grows out Of hostile CORE
spondencc. Morally Mr.. HUGHES was in
solyed in such hostilities, and constructivcly
if not positively, he, like every other man,
was understood to swear when registered
that he had not been in any way engaged in
Il duel since the adoption of the Constitu-
ton. This is matter for Republicans to
consider. We shall beat MIR. HUGHES With
ont II
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-30

WASHINGTON prominent
Renuplican editor of Virginia, now here
who has spent much time in travelling
through the State, admits that Kemper will
be elected Governor over Hughes, the Re-
|,publican candidate, by at least 1000 ma
iority. He says this is the figure OF most
fair.minded Republicans who speak what
they believe, and that the Democrats and
Liberals claim larger majority. He also
says the indications are that Governor Walk.
or, as candidate for the United States Sen.
ate, will have majority Of the Legislature,
and will be elected TO succeed Senator Lewis,
whose term expires March 4, 1874 Wash.
tngton telegran,-Ne,o York Tribune. IL.
I'VE do not endorse this Republican cdi-
tors guesSeS.l ~ 4.