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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

On Sunday morning, at Sidney Methodist
Episcopal church, Rev. Mr.. Yanderslice, in
referring to the death Of Mr. Temple, who
placed the Washington monument of our
Capitol Square in position, excited much it-
terest by a:remsrk he made. He said that be
and deceased were both Masons, aud that
through the confidence and sympathy there's
by growing up between them, he was en-
abled to lead Mr. Temples thoughts toward
religion, and that two months before the
death Of that gentleman he embraced the
christian faith, aud died in the hope of a
blessed Immortality. Mr.. Vanderslice said
that, under God the fact that he was q Ma
son had thus made him instrumental in saw.
ing soul that probably would not have
been otherwise reached = Richmond letter
Norfolk Landmark. -sss .:55E a 1854 5ss 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

'ToTHER SIDE" The copies of the State
Constitution as it will be when the amend.
ments proposed by the Com nittee on Con.
stitutonal Amendments are adopted have
been placed in the hands OF Dir. James Fl.
Dooley for distribution. It'll quite an inno-
cent amusement taking al out these amend
ments, but none Of them will be adopted
this decade. Take for instance the PROPOSE
ton to return to uipa p0ce voting. Do our
country friends know that the Conservatives
could not possibly carry Richmond under
that systemg- The negroes fear their own
color and the church meetings far more than
they do their employers, and the few that
vote with us secretly now would instantly
desert us were we to require them to pro-
claim aloud their vote. But that is not all !;
we in Richmond would suffer far more in
another way, needless to mention here
Chester, in Petersburg Neacs.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

There is but one topic of conversation
Louisiana. Louisiana, gallant Louisiana.
New Orleans has yindiested: her title to be
Called French city. The accounts of the
late overthrow of KELLoGG's government
read like the history of a coup dEtat in Paris.
The streets were barricaded, the people turn
ed out en- mQsse, the Government troops
flaternized with the revolutionists, and all
wound up with a grand fen de joi. No
doubt the streets were thronged at night
with the beauty and chivary of the Crescent
CITY. Vice la RbertS. ,.@-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

- Az fi,e two trains which bore Robinson.ss
circus o The White sulphur Spring. were
ra1nrnInF kst right, the blu mos train iran
into the one in from. telescnbi ing The caboose
and iammfnp the cars together In o frightfui
manner 4. here were three men In the Cd.
moose ID stle Time OF the .acci dent One. es-
capedtwith buta slight bruise ON his hand.
A fireman named John Marshall, who was
" inv beside the ofe who. escaped, was oaaly
Injured. and &c b feared fatally ne tnI is
man d Snowman. had his face badly mashed,
and 5it is feared that he, too, VIII not re-
- The accident occurred q little after 8
O'Clock this morning about 8 mile west OF
this CITY. It seehlslto have happened 10
fhis way.. These trains were to have waited
nj Goshen until the up-express train had
pissed. but baTfDg gotten there ahead OF
time u was concluded ITO rim to Stauntof
and nass the express train there; but wien
abont d mile from Staunton the frat train
was stoppesf and flagman sent forward TO
meet the expfessft train. After a little while
ir was concluded that it would be advisable
TO flag the rear train also, ,bnt the 'dagman
had not cone D hundred yards when he met
the train coming attfuif. speed, about thirty
mites at, hour. g It was impossible TO check
the train ia time to prevent q smash-up:
The engine ran almost entirely through the
caboose, (which was throw aon.itop of.the
engine, completely covering IT, carrying
away,the sinokestaek and pilot house. The
engine was not otherwise injured ~ ~
Strange ITO say none Of the animals
escaDed, sand only one eagenpset- the
one containing the birds. The bantWagon
was considerably injHedr but otherwise the
circus, has sustained but little injury. The.
animals were at once unloaded and The work
of clearing oft track comm enced. - 1t is
thought the track will be clear,by rnemiddlee
OF the day. Those in ne neighbQ E6aod were
awakened by the terrible shock Of the COLI
sion and the fearfu}-hoWlings.of the wild an.
imala F1 the cages. Sa .. III oi.. 1t
!. Tae:poInheu men were brought to the
citS, when they were aftepded by Drs. Ham
'flton and jim. MgC nesney. have just
been iufoGmed by DIR. Hamilton that the
fireman has bat little if any chance OF recov-
cry. ~ 9s5.t*s2,i y, /. .s%..,%s .ss'55 E
The circus was 80 have. exhibited in
Waynesboro to.day.Eaa .21'ss, s MAX
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A GREAT VICTORY FOR THE GRANGERs.-
Milwaukee,, Wis, September 15-2 p. NJ
ChiefJusticc Ryan has just concluded the
reading of bis opinion in the railroad iDjunc.
ton case. The court atfirms the constitu.
tionality of the Potter law, and directs an in.
junction to issue compelling all the railroads
in the State to comply with its provisions.
[The counsel for the city in the Broad
street case ought to get this opinion. 1t
will be full Of new law, but such as every
court has yet to learn
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

Judge B. &. Curtis, Of Boston. died at
Newport, X. T., yesterday after lingering
illness of ten weeks.
Such is the language in which Baltimore
paper announces tie death of one Of the
greatest jurists this country has produced
He was on the bench Of the Supreme Court
of the United States with Chici-Justice IA
NLY, and wrote the dissenting opinion in the
DRIED SCOTT case. BE resigned bis Judge
ship because the salary was too snail. He
was counsellor Virginia in the case against
West Virginia as to Jefferson anc Berkeley
counties. He was one Of ANDREW JOHN.
sons counsel when impeached. He was also
an author. He was great lawyer aad true
man. IIE, u
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Burgess for Congress.


RUSH BURGsss was yesterday nominated
for Congress by the Republican Convention,
as every body knew beforehand he would be.
He has the negroes at his beck and call. He
holds Office under GRANT, and whatever he
does must be right, SAMBo thinks. II any
other man had held the same Office he would
have received the nomination in the same
way il he had wanted it.
Rush BURGESS is about as well qualified to
be Congressman as LEWIS LINDSEY was to
frame State Constitution. 1t is absurd to
talk about such a man being fit to represent
this district. lie Is hardly the peer of
STowELL. He certainly is not equal TO
PLATr, and PLATT has no business in Con-
gress. We do not suppose that anybody
will seriously contend that BURGESS has any
quanhcations for this trust which are not
possessed by six thousand white men in
Richmond. He is, in a word, Caucasian,
and belongs to the ruling race. If he has
any other qualification, we don't know what
it's.
Will BURGESS be elected? The idea is RI
diculous. WALKER will lead him in every
county. From the beginning Of the race
for the Conservative nomination WALKER
has had the most unexampled good fortune;
and it needed only that bis opponents should
put up such a man as BURGESS to compete
with him in order to insure his success.
That has now been done; and all that
WALKER will have to do will be to walk over
the course. He will distance BURGESS, who
is indeed q Rash.light as compared with our
candidate.
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llllllolll lispaItllt.
THURSDAY SEPTEMBER a, 1870
',ar,Il fsra,,t he 4 sYhtte Man2


Vlti Grant allow his troops TO lstiaie ane
:wi,t Of the people Of Louisiana !? WIN ne b,
.nroye: 10 be faisc 10 his race and bis country I
Win he rtiastate d nsurper, well knowing
hin. 10 be such? WilIhe Sustain robeer
WIN he support q doubleday ed traitor. 70 ms
race, his State, and bis country? wan ne
not rather decide, s. in the case OF Arkansas
20 hold OF ard allow the people to decide tnts
questions at issues
But il the President shall come 10 the coz
slnsion that he cannot recognize Mcks 's
I as the lawful Governor Of Louisiana, let nm
~ leas, refuse to restore the usurper. he
i knows that KELLOGG was never the "a W,niiS-
elected Governor OF Louisiana. he knows
that he usurped the Office, and was support
&c, in il by the action OF corrupt Federal al
Judge who slso nsurped jurisdiction in case
which he could not lawfully baye enter.
tanned. He knows THAT KBILoes cannot
maintain himself in office unless aided by
Fednpl bayorets. Pitch him overheard
whssgeyer else you may do, DIR. President.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

TIE THIRD TERN IND TIE CHATTANOOGA
CONVENTION. Was hington special to the
Cincinnati Commercial says that from all
that CAP be gathered it seems to be the almost
universal impression that, though the meet.
Ing is called for tue ostensiDle purpose OF
considering the present condition of affairs
in the southern States, ar q OF issuing an ad.
dress thereon to the people Of the nation, the
main object is 10 get an expression from the
representatives OF the Republican party in
the South on thc .hird-:erw question" That
is, of course, inf favor o. it.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING.
RICHMOND, September Is, lS74.1
SEALED PROPOSALS for reprinting and bind
ing FIVE hundred copies each Of first and secona vol;
unies of ROBINSON'S VIRGINIA REPORTS will
be received by the undersigned. at his Office in the
capitol, until FRIDAY the 25th of September,
1874, at IL M. The books are TO be printed and
bound to conform in every respect to GrattanS Re
ports and to be printed bound, and delivered with
In ak months after reception of bonds, which are
to be approved by the Secretary OF The Common
wealth.
Proposals for printing must state whether for first
or second volume, or both, and price per thousand
ems, and per token of two hundred and nifty I'M
pressions for presS-w work.
Proposals for binding must state whether for one
or both books, and SO much per copy.
Paper.for the books VIII be furnished by the un-
dersigned. aud payment for printing ana binding
same made on The completion and acceptance OF
the works by the Secretary OF the Commonwealth,
Copies Of the volumes to be reprinted can be
seen ut the Office Of the undersigned.
r. +. WALKER,
Superintendent OF Public Printing.
60 l S.eodt2 5Se HE.E ssfs}75.sss5 Il
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17
Judge Mat. Cullen Sus pended.
[From the st. Louis Tines

o.
LETTER OF SUSPENSION Office Of the May
or, city Of 81. Louis, September IL, 1874.
Whereas, Matt. r. Cullen, police justice OF
the city of st. Louis, has wilfully violated
his official obligations as such justice, and has
been guilty of conduct inconsistent with MS
official character and duty, in this, that he
is guilty of the offences embraced IN the
charges and specifications, a statement of
which is hereto attached, and Which are
hereby preferred against the said Matt. r:
Cullen, police justice as aforesaid. Now,
therefore, /, Joseph Brown, mayor of the
city of St. Louis, in virtue of the authority
vested in me by law, do hereby order that
the said Matt. r. Cullen be, and he is hereby
suspended from the office of police justice
in and for the city of st. Louis, Mo-, and
from the further performance of the func-
tions of said office, until such time as the
said charges can be heard and determined in
the manner provided by law and the ordl-
nances of the city of st. Louis, in such cases
made and provided.
In testimony whereof I have hereunto set
my hand, and caused to be affixed the cor
porate seal of the city of St. Louis, this 18th
day Of September, A. D., 1874.
TSignedl JOSEPH BROWN, Mayor.
attcSI. hCHuf1 Hutof, SiIy Ase6io'eA'
To TIE PUBL1c.-Certain parties, to crafty
their private hatred and aid their friends,
having combined to make and publish false
and malicious charges against me, because l
am candidate for election to the criminal
court bench, ] therefore ask a suspension of
public opinion until an impartial investiga-
ton before legal tribunal can be had. This
detraction was attempted before my last
jority. 1 challenge investigation into all my
acts since ] have been in public office.
bave not robbed the rich or poor by taking
illegal fees, as some of my enemies have done,
and therefore cannot afford to present my
cause through the newspapers. have
never taken fees of rich or poor while on the
bench. Respectfully,
M. r. CULLEN.
81. Louis, September -, 1874.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

The New Jersey Democratic State Con-
vention declared against the third term. 1t
is evident that the Dispatch and other south
ern papers have put useful weapon in the
hands of the northern Democrats. The Re-
publicaps are " cussing" the men that started
this question. What says BURGEss2
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

. PosrAL.-James w. Helm is appointed
postmaster at ShaWsYille, Montgomery
county, Va, nice Boswell s. Crute, resigned.
Edward a. Carter Is appointed postmaster at
Henry's Mill, Halifax county, Va, gice
Samuel w. Adams, resigned. 81 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

b The Eaqusrer says that we owe It. a ".
.Rnaf Of that. i, owes us an H. Dispatch
siIoN's that I? K-piain yourself, chile
EnqRirer. g
Al papers owe us an < to which We send
oirs regularly, z Please * has . familiar
look 40 us.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

In Maryland, ON Tuesday, Thomas Swami,
NV. j. u Bricn, and Eli D. Henkle, were
nominated respect sels in the Fourth Third,
aud Filth districts for Gong ress.
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OFFICE OF THE CITY WATER-WoRKs,l
= d. 49, W SrIINrf,rnN- HALL. -

RICHMOND, Va, September z, 1S74. y
GEALED PROPOSALS will be received
~ In part or for the WHOLE at this office, until the
Goth tSeptember] instant, for making and furnish.
sng this department with three hundred t3e0l
3O-INCH PIPE and two hundred (200l 24-lNCH
CAsT-IRON WATER-PIPES; said pipes to be de-
hvered In this city. ztt 7l.
Bidders viii Stale at what time and In what quan-
titles the pipes can be delivered. SIS -
ANY information required viii be given at this
The committee reserve the right to reject any Or
MI the bids. go ). T.. LAWS, Z.
Sc 7.tse20 $500 Superintendent.
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DANDoLPH MACON COLLIE GE,

ASHLAND, VIRGINIA, : x
offers, on very low terms the advantages of tho
rough instruction, high grade OF scholarship, un.
der the best religious influences, In refined COM
1nunity, and at location remarkable for healthfu.
ness, Just sixteen miles north of Richmond, on the
Richmond; Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad
ONE HUNDREDA AND FIFTEEN DOLLARS
will pay all necessary expenses per term. Session
opens on The LAST THURSDAY in September.
For catalogue, address l,,,..,, ,ff 5,,ss
REV. JAMES A. DUNCAN, A. NJ, D. D., ....
.fsils President;
or, REV. ALEXANDER G. BROWN, !. s. 80. E,
an -d&weod6w s..'s3 - Secretary.
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MoND { as.
10 FEMALE 3 |. INSTITUTE ! i TT 4,

lEoIhEGIATEi DRPARTMENT.--J ohm Hart, M. A.,
HaiioweM, Mad. NJ Swendennnan, MISS May Gum
ter Mrs. Mamie Buford. .53a. Ms 9f:ti JGiJ
PREPARATORY SCHooL.-Siiss Mary Lathrop,
INSTRUMENTAL MUsIc.--Mr. G. J.. Peticolas.
5lyoCALIZhTIoN.-Mrs. James e. Tyler.
siDRAwING,A PAINTISG.-Mr 4. Guerry. u
ga, CHARGES, go
Payable one-third October /, e-tird January /,
one third April ~ Z, ,5i5.y,s
Preparatory School: Tuition, $50 to s45. -
Collegiate Department.: English and Latin, $40.
Frenchand German each, $50. ~ 8.yt<.sf:
Music on Piano. $50. f
Vocal Music, city prices s1i -
Drawing and Painting, usual rates. .'+i - 70
Fuel and rooms, SO. ~ 5l,gf
Board: not Including washing, $3.50.
Board, Monday to Friday, IL. so. IT - e, :
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

iSHOCKOE HILL ACADEMY, No. 4ls
- SEVENTH STREET.-THE tenth session OF
this school, for young men and boys, will commence
" EDNESDAY, September 30th, and close the hst
Friday in June. Circulars at the bookstores.
S65 - Greek and Modern Languages, zach f29i
f.af,i,. sl5. 5. 4. BEACH.
: co IN m ~ Principal
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OFFICE OF CITY SUPERINTENDENT OF ScHooLs,1
% ,Es sos MARSHALL STREET.
RICHMOND, VA, September 16, 1874. }
THE TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC
i SCHOOLS will meet in the High School on
SATURDAY, September 9th, at l a. n,
- j. II. BINFORD,
Sc 16-3t Superintendent OF Schools.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

All kiDxa donesneatlg and
i expeditoasE at the dispatch Pf.naa alas
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PERSONAL.
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR REPRINTING AND
Il BINDING FIRST AND SECOND VOLUMES
OF RUBINSON'S VIRGINIA REPORTS.
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nEErrTHwHs.

:THE REGULAR MEETING OF THE
u MERCHANTS AND MECHANICS BUILU-
ING FUND AND LOAN ASSOCIATION will
sc 4. lfk,sLa - E. ID. MOORE, Secretary.
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UNIVERSITY SCHOOL,
No. lO9 EIGHTH STREET.

The tenth session Of this school will begin On
THURSDAY, September oath.
CHaRLES EHISELIN, "A. b.. ! Assistant INSTRUCT
G.. MERRITT Motley, A. NJ, ors.
TERMS: Per half session, payable In advance ;:oa
For higher EngIisll and Mathematics. ~
For each language .......''"'' az
For clergymen's sons for all branches. ~
Boys Of eleven years of age received, or, II vel
advanced, even younger.
Circulars at the bookstores. ~,
Application may be Hade 70 the Princpii, i. o cg
10S Capitol street, or ut the schoo.lnusS ava
ui sa IA a. IL, N $3.50 Principal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

MISS ". q. LAWS will resume her MI
lYl SIC LESSONS October /, 1874. AMI, :,
Ito Fifth street. between Grace aud rranklih. "
SCHOOL FOR GiRLS.--Miss CARY I,~.
wishes TO engage eight or ten scholars under ~
teen years Of age. Terms, $50 per session Sos;ss.
usual English Branches. Apply at l0 Fifth s,nss
between Grace and, Franklin sc l.sod;,ss
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MIS- TUCKER will resume the du,ta
1Sl OF her schoo! September 18th. "'
Latin and French taught.
No. 31S, Cary and Fourth streets
x; ialig i 9. 3tawtl SthSeD Eei
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- THE BEST TooTH-PoWDER.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS.

NTOTICE.-HAyING COMPLETED MY
IN assessment OF real and personal property for
the city of Manchester, hereby give notice that the
books will remain open for ten Gays from date Tin
compliance with law for the inspection OF tax
nayers w. u. LITHGOW,
Commissioner of Revenue
se16.W ,ThFSM4t City Manchester.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-17

|nR. VAN NORMAN's CLASSICAL
DENGLIsH, FRENCH, AND GRRw,ES
FAMILY DAY-SCHOoL for young ladies ast
children, I'll. 73, and 10 east Sixty-hrst Cenir,l
Park; New York, win commence rs eighteenth
year sep,einDer "a, 1874. For fall inf0rnatoa
send for catalogue. Address Rev. u. 9. VAN Nos.
MAN, LII. D.. rs east Sixsy-drst street, New Yo:f,
-ty 23.Tu, Th&S2m
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AIRS. SUSAN REED will resume ~
~ duties OK her sSH .S' OSToBER Is, 4.
ssss go a
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M ISS g.. &c. WILLIAMS will resume -.
1Sl duties II her SCHOOL on THCRsnsy ~. '.
LIST day OF October ne1tlat; the resderes =, y, se
brother, No. 81 north Seventh street. w
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81. LOUIS, September -, 1874.
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EOR RENT, the large and handsome an
II STORE No.l421 Main street with base LEA
ment and doors above. Apply TO
Sc l6-3t GkUBBS s. WILLIAMS,
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wv AsHISGToN AND LEE 1IIYlVsSs
w SATY, YIRGINlA.-GESIRAL g "
LEE, President, with fun corps oT profss.,H.G
assistants. Complete courses lii the usual ~ aa
studies in civil and mining ennte rirr. ara
Tie annual session opens SEPTEXgER Issss
1874. For further Information Or for III
address, .AVILIIA1t DOLD, Clerk OF Fscnssls
~ au S-ZtdW9Wf I<exino1osx
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70 the Ladies'.

Dr.. = Ia
clon1 %
Iiah Piu n
sJtt-. E,t
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Committee IS Arrangements
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Lu~s: ana lSiIGiGt CiliOIiC As;eCGc0S,
ter !Hrcncr IL maj
lies orlla Ia1 at G4lTh 50
. Ilct cIaiL stA,.r Il.
ts ass
rrxl1 b p "a . =
o anna Ian - - ~ u i
The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1874-04-10

Wau,Iart-- Waterloo ToSfE,L1s.
WM. hICuAepsON Master
i. !. EIEGsoN. S,cretJry. Wuu-l ft..
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Chicago Mound-JaclSs0n Township.
q. II. WILLIAMS, Muster.
II. THOMPSON. Secretary. Eripoiis
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GROCERIES.
I. D. BFagIliGF & Bros

PRICE LIST FOR JANUARY. 1874.
80. 40 C0znercizl St s 5th Ave, Emporia.
Oar Motto: QUICK SALES s SMALL PROFITS
1t is the wonder OF ali: How Bra
gunier Bros. sell Groceries at
such low figures.
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GRAxGrs.

Easie Creek Elmendaro Townsh!p.
j. n. MCKEE Mnstoa
W. +. uARDIS, sccret1ry
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AID. A. BAKER, RIDENoUR q BAKER,
Emporia. Lawrence.
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haittoIc- Eit1tlunfn ioWusNip.
II. W. WATSON. Master.
w. q. COMES, Secretary. Hartford
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Representing the most magniii-
cent, costly and elegantly equipped
establishment on this Continent,
organized for the extraordinary OPP
position season of 1874.