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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-26

POLICE Court, YEsrERDAY.-Police Jus
tice Joseph J. White, presidin9.-The fol.
lowing cases were disposed of:
The case of Samuel Robinson, charged
with stealing cow, was continued until the
10th instant.
William Ward, charged with trespassing
on the premises of A. S. Miller and throw.
ing stones at him, was discharged.
Parker Wescott and Nelson Green, charged
with making felonious assault upon Good
man Parker, were bailed to appear on the
1st of October.
W. e. Davis, charged with beating his
wife, was required to give security for good
behavior for thirty days.
Gus. Lee, charged with abusing his wife,
was discharged.
Emma Mayo, guilty of stealing small
sum of money from the person OF Isaiah
Turner, was sent to Jail for ninety days.
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(. CoLoRED Sons OF Observation-Disclosures
OF OFFIcERs.-Fidelity Division, No. l, CO.
Iored Sons of Temperance, has elected the
following officers for the ensuing term
William I. johnson, W. p; 81. S. Bailey,
W. A.; w. 81. L. Combs, R. s.; Rev. Tho
mas K. Hewlett, A. r. S.; Lewis Dickerson,
Sr., f. S.; W. Isaac johnson, T.; Rev.
Horace Harrison, Chap; Richard Poteros,
Con-. 81. Christian, A. c.: j. Oliver Lewis,
i. S.; Robert Graham, O. S. Trustees
W. 81. L. Combs, L. Dickerson, W. S. Cur.
lis. S. Bleack. Representatives to the Grand
Division ito be held at Norfolk October 10th,
1874: w. Isaac Johnson, W. Il. L. Combs,
Lewis Dickerson, Sr.
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For THE STATE SENATE-FkoM RICHMOND
CITY AND HESRICo, DIR. A. s. MCRAE.-Mer-
chants, professional men, mechanics. &c, goto the
primary election on Monday, 2Sth instant and vote
for DR.. A. s. McRAE for the Senate TO fill the unex
pired term of Colonel CoNNALLY. DR.. MCRAE is
gentleman Of education Intelligence and honor.
You safely trust your interest In his hands. He
was never untrue to his friends, nor false to his
State Great questions will come before the next
General Assembly, and you can with safety trust
the gentleman named above. The merchants and
business men Of Richmond should bestir them
selves for DR.. McRAE. He is sound upon all ques-
tlons In which Richmond is interested. Conserva-
tiyes, to the polls ON MOnsday. ;, e.l..
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PERsoSAL.-Hon. James Neeson, who has
recently been on q visit to Louisville, ky.,
returned to the city yesterday. Mr.. Neeson
and his son were among the passengers on
the train on the Parkersburg branch of the
Baltimore and Ohio railroad which ran into
the eastward-bound train at Smithton on
Wednesday eight. Neither Mr.. Neeson nor
his son, however, were at all injured.
Professor Anderson, the wizard Of the
North, arrived in this city yesterday. The
Professor will open at the Virginia Opera
House on Monday night next.
Major Foster, member of the House Of
Delegates from Norfolk, was in the city yes
terday.
Governor Kemper has returned from Mad
ison county.
P. B. Pendleton, Cuckoo, Louisa county,
was yesterday commissioned notary pub
lie.
The members of the Grand Lodge Of Odd
Fellows, which has recently been in session
in Atlanta, Ca, will leave Richmond at
II 80 tonight by special train on the York
River road and take the steamer at West
Point for Baltimore. The steamer will wait
at West Point beyond the usual time for this
train.
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The CONSERVATIVE PRIHaRY ELECTION
MosDAY.--1shs Conservative City Commit.
tee had 9 called meeting at the rooms Of the
Chamberof Commerce last night. Mr. w N. +.
Drinkard occupy ing the chair. The officers
and clerks who served at the last primary
election were requested TO act in the same
capacity at the primary election to be held
on Monday, intended to ascertain the peo-
Pies preference for q candidate for the Sem
ate to filt the vacancy caused by the resigna-
tion of Colonel John k. C0nnally. 3f
A molten was made that the primary
election be postponed until some day here
after to be named. The matter was dis
eussed at great length, nearly all the MEM
bers present expressing their views, and the
motion was finally put and was lost by q
vote Of 10 to sE at'sz
General Bradley T. johnson, superintend-
ent, and DR.. A. s. McRae, assistant superin-
tendent of the city, Intending to become
candidates for the Senate, and to submit
their claims to- the primary election, offered
their designations as members of the COM
mittee. Several members signiied their de.
sire that the designations should lie upon the
table, but both gentlement said that it was
due to the positions they were about to as
oALliC uo tAtSuuiy SoutCSldDIS W dSh tudI Islc
designations be accepted, which was accord
ingly done. The vacancies will be filed at q
future meeting Of the committee. ..A
The following voting-places for the pri-
mary election were designated !: - ~.
!. Marshall Ward Conservative Club
House. ira. s
Jefferson Ward: Old Market Hall.
Madison Yard: Bank street between
Ninth and Tenth.
. Monroe Ward: Bracketts old tavern,
south side Of Broad street between First
and Second.
Clay Ward: Westham Hall. :;
The voting place for Jackson Ward will
be announced on Monday. "
The committee willmeet on Monday night
to canvass the returns Of the primary elec.
ton, and to give the proper certificate to the
person entitled to have it by reason of re.
ceiviDg the largest number of votes cast.
The gentlemen who have been asked to
assist the Finauce Committee in collecting
funds for campaign purposes will meet the
City Committee on Tuesday night at
O'Clock.
The candidate for the Senate is to be nom.
mated and elected by the city of Richmond
and county Of Henrieo jointly, and the same
formality of appointing delegates observed
in the contest between Ex-Governor Walker
and Colonel Guy will be pursued in this In
stance.
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TIE BURGESS WING, AGAIs.--Last night
the black Republican voters OF Jackson
Ward assembled in considerable force 10 the
open air near Samaritan Hall, on Navy Hill,
to re-ratiiy the nomination OF Colonel Rusn
Burgess for Congress for this district. The
usual denunciatory speeches were made by
Burgess, George w. Arnold, William Troy,
and I. FL. Shields.
1t is probable, if we may judge from the
telegraphic news from Washington, that
Burgess's name will soon be Withdrawn from
the canvass.
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ALLEGED GAMEsTERs BEFORE THE Police
.,rsrIcE.-AudreW Muller, james G. Ellis,
and Harry Waite were arrested Thursday on
. warrant sworn out by j. W. Mcdonald,
charging them with keeping and exhibiting
the game of faro, and alluriDg other persons
70 sake and bet money on that game. When
the PARTIES were arraigned before the Police
Court Yesterday morning, Mcdonald sWore
that he was drunk when he took out the
warrant, and that he did not see or know
that the accused kept or exhibited the game
of faro. There being no evidence that the
accused were guilty, they were discharged.
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PHoToGRAPHs.-One of the best photograph ic
galleries In the United States Is the LEE GALLERY,
Of Richmond, Va. Its proprietors richly deserve
the eminence they have attained. They keep
abreast of all the modern improvements, Uniform
ly do good work, and give satisfaction to all who
have dealings wi h them From personal knowl-
edge of the fine pictures produced and OF the cour
tesy and kindness of Its proprietors, we can cheer
fully recommend the LEE GaLLERY.-Chris
Observer. July, 1874.
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ITyuA1LABLE LETrERs REMAINING IN TIE
R1cHwoNp Posr- OFFICE SEPTEMBER %, 1874
A. B. c., city postofice; A. r. Courtney,
Esq, care Of Cannon y Courtney ken Ken
mond, Va; S. S. Cottreli q Co, MAIN
street, Richmond, Va; Mr.. James Murphy,
Dix Island, Rockland, Me-; Miss Mamie
Norton, corner of Eighth and Marshall
streets, Richmond, Va; ID. e. Olmstead ~
Co, No. 73 Montgomery street. jersey Clty,
N. j.; Mrs. Charles +. kady, NO. s5oi
Franklin street, Richmond, Va; Miss Jehet
4, Reid, No. % Stuyyesant strees, new ar
York, N. Y; Mrs. B. Spandour, no. ~
Orlean street, Baltimore, Nd. Ss
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CLAY AND MARSHALL WARD MARKETS.
The representatives in the Council from Clay
and Marshall Wards have had conference
upon the subject of asking from the city a
market-house for each ward. One Of the
Marshall Ward members was of the opinion
that his people did not want market-house.
After much discussion it was resolved to
take the sense of the people Of the two
wards on the Sd Of November, and ballot
boxes will he provided ut the various pre-
cincts so that all who come up to vote for
Congressman can vote "for market-house
or against market-house." 1t is considered
by many that the deferring Of action to take
the vote Of the people will be loss of nearly
q years time; for if the ordinance is to be
passed and plans drawn after the election the
season will be so far advanced as to compel
the postponcment of building until next
spring or summer.
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R1NGToN.-Colonei John A. Sloan, who will
in few days leave the city for the purpose
of taking up his residence IN st. Louis,
Thursday presented Colonel W. C. CARING
ton with.a beautiful Knights Templar sword.
On the scabbard the following Inscription
appears: "Colonel John A. Sloan to his
friend, Captain w. c. Carrington."
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BUSINESS WANTS..

NJANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW.
w that the celebrated French scourer, MOI
Ninth street, will SCOUk PANTS for 50c. per pai-,
and q whole suit TOR az In The very best manner.
r.. FRENCH.
No. @ Ninth street Z:
Established In Richmond, 1868.
yl3-3m
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Gents Jewelry and Notions at ScHAAP's.

"No GREAT SHAKES of 4 malarlal nature can
exist If you use DESHLER'S Fever and Ague Pil! s.
This perfect specific, used by thous ands during
several generations with unfaling success, con-
tains neither mercury arseaic or quinine ii does
not exhaust or reduce the system, but builds 1t up
and nourishes it See descriptive pamphlet ut your
drupoiSts
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A BUSY SCENE was presented last weekat the new
dry goods estaolshmentof Of sYCLE BROTHERS, 429
Broad street. The opening Of their new and i'm
mense stock drew together the largest crowd ever as
selnbled in any similar establishment in the town.
With large and very ob!iging force of clerks and
the low price and good quality of their goods they
are richly meriting the success they meet with.
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EOR SALE, TOP-BUGG1 AND HAIR
a NESS has been very little used
Also, a stylish BUGGY HORSE, can trOt close to
three minutes Price, 1850 for turnout or Will be
sold separate to suit purchasers. Can be seen at
TURNER 4 CO.'S STABLES, Franklin street
OG-CtN
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CLEARED AND ENTERED.-The American
bark William Robertson, Peak master,
cleared at the custom-house yesterday for
Flume, Austria, with 271 hogsheads OF leaf
tobacco, shipped by F. W. Hannlwinkle u
Co..
The American brig Leonora Myers, Hicks
master. from New York with salt, entered
at this port yesterday. She will be loaded
with flour for Rio Janeiro.
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Pockct.Books. Combs, Knives, at scHAAr's.

If YOU wish to get the worth OF your N oney 80
and buy some Of those extra fine Concord grapes at
PJzzINI,s.
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RADICAL MEETING IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
nal John B. POpham has accepted an invita-
.tion to address the Republicans OF Manches-
ter tonight, and will therefore postpone ms
review Of Hon. John Amber Smiths speech
until Monday night,
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HusrINGs CoURT-THE MERCHANTS Ii
cENsE TAx.-In this court yesterday tne ar
gument upon the constltutlonalty OF Tue
merchants license tax was coneiuaea ny
Judge Marshall for the State, ana QUO lot
the defendants. Judge Guson will deliver
his opinion on Thursday next.
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A CARD.-Professor HENRY F. LAUBE returns
his many thanks to the citizens for their patronage
during the past Two years, aud asks continuance
Of the same. His Dancing Academies will be re-
opened on or about October 9Th, 1874.
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Gold-headed and other Canes at ScHAAp's.

SAVE YOUR MONEY by calling and examining the
very latest style OF silk hat for fall and winter wear
at "a, IS, and the very best $3.50, manufactured
by II. CUNNINGHAM. Any style silk hat made to
order and repairing done at his store, ! 5l3 Main
street.
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COOK q LAUGHTOE, at 10 A. al, ar the horse
lot horses, mules, Jray, harness, &C.
CHARLES g. M0RRIss, TX P. H., clothing
boots, shoes, hats, and snDdries.
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Examine ScHAAp's new lot of Cigar-Holders.

GO TO CARDozo, FoURQUREAN & Co.'s and look
at their handsome beaded cloaks with muf1s to
match. Also, beaded sleeveless jackets.
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MARSHALL WARD.--T he Conservative Club
sof MARSHALL Ward will meet tonight TO
make arrangements for the primary election,
which will be held on Monday.
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THE KLosTERFRAU CoLoGNE-the most lasting
and refined of all the colognes made-is Imported
and sold by MEADE & BAKER, 919 Main street.
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ORR Fon BALrlMoRE. Quite large mum
.,ar IF persons left the city yesterday atler-
moon by the York River excursion tain lof ZOE
RaItimore MIA West Point. .5s 32s
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BLACK HAIR TO GoLDEN.-The imported "Auri
comus - is the only reliable preparation for chang
Ing dark hair to bright golden, and 1t is soid q
MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store.
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have ansiyzed The Whfskey known under che
bI and OF = sgLEcT,n controlled By Aessrs. WAL-
TER d. BLAIR q Co, Richmond, Va, and find it
FREE FREE FRoR EUsL OH ana ether impurities, and
recommend lts use for medicinal and family pur-
poses' J. B. McGAw, III. D.,
Late Professor OF Chemistry,
January 13, 1879 - = y 'laes
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THE SENATE.
RICHMOND, VA, September 25, 1874.

RICHMOND, VA, September %, 1874.
10 COLONEL w. 9. CARklSGfuN
Dear sir-BeIieviDg that you possess quahhca :.
tons that eininently tic you for the service OK tue
community, and that you would earnestly devote
Yourself 10 the advancement OF the pu6Iic welfare
and talents, we respectfully request you TO permit
us TO anr ounce your name as candidate at ne
PRIMARY election the CONSERVATIVE party OF tilis
rri,v IN lie held on Monday next, 10 Dill the une1-
n,Ted term In the Senate OF Virginia made vacant
bv tin, resignation OF Colonel j0nn Is. Connally
~ s'ie A~-'o MANY VOTERS.
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A PPLICATION WILL BE MADE FOR
~ the Reissue of the following SEVEN PER
CENT. BONDS OF the Richmond, Free cericksburg
Nance. which have been lost or mislaid: Nos. SO,
2S4, 442, aud 81 8, dated 1st D1ay and November,
1859, and lst May and November, 1850, respec-
lively, for 1915 % each. sc 5-1aw2mS
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TOILET cARBoLIc SOAP, for disinfecting the skin
and preventing contaston, for sale at MEADE &
BAKERS, 919 Main street.
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CARDozo, FoURoUREAN & Co. have the hand
soonest assortment OF coaks ever displayed In this
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SCHOOL BOOKS, SHEET MUSIC, AND MUSICAL
INSTRUMENTATION can buy sheet music cheaper
at JoHSsroS's, 9lS Maia street, than anywhere
else in the city. Also, school books ana music'i'
instruments at lowest rates.
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ScHAAP'S Variety and Cigar Store Is at 402 Main
street. Dealers supplied at lowest market rates.
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PEMBROKE WHrTE DRESS SInRTs.-Th cele-
brated make of shifts ue bad either ready-
Or made 70 order bycaiIing on e. B. SPENCE &
SON, merchant tailors 1900 Main street SPENCE
& Son guarantee perfect mt or no sale. Call and
leave your orders. They have also large aHd WELL
selected stock OF 6entlemen's Furnishing Goods at
low prices. Remember TO call at 1890 sfafn street
for your clothing. shirts, aud furnishing goods ii
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ENGLISH TooTH-BRUsHEs or nrst qaaiily iilr iiil-
ported and made to order for MEADE q bAhEiA, tSis
81 Main street.
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LuBIN's PERFUMES, SOAPS, AND POWDERS 10 DC
had at MEADE & BAKERS. 81
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FOR SALE.

ANDSOME FOUR.SEATeggE
IL PHAETON TOR SALE.-For sale SsE
low and on time If desired for satisfactory paper
or willieSchange for pair Of good young mules
u very handsome FoUR;sEAI PHAETON, with
pole aud shaftsvery ttle used, and in perfect Or
tory. Ninth between Main and Cary streets.
oN'' ~ So SO 26-2t*
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BEST BATHING sPoNGEs, Of all sizes, can be had
at MEADE & BAKERS Drug Store.
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FINE SHERRY wINE-very pale and dry. W. D.
RIAIR Il Co,
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CONCORD GRAPES AND PEARs.-PIzzINI has
the largest and best lot OF these fruits In the city.
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SCHAAP's News depot has the latest American
English, Scotch, French, and German Periodicals.
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. MEETING Or rHE REpUBLI-

ITA MEETING OF TIE REPUBbI-
a CANS or MADISON WARD, held september
gath reorgsnize said Sass thf saa pres
SentlenHI n, A. Hall, vice president; Manson Leg
saald secretary Nath MEL Russell, treasurer tx
ec1tise mttee-John Tilman Z; a Barae' jos s0scpi
I0a, Iomss - Civ central Comml.ee--James scott w
e. Jackson, M. b. Brown. oeSo-ils-s DC
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ALL THE SCHOOL Books, ENGLISH, FRENCH,
Spanish, Italian, German, Greek, and Latin, many
OF them ct half price, and school stationery ut
1918 Main street.
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nronnnNn YA.. senienher 25. Is74.

C.En1In reply 10 the call OF MANY
yoi.r;" aud the urgent request OF other friends,
consent to be voted for at The primary elecion on
Monday 2Sth Instant for nomination % n ts =. Va VA.
rrssi.nation of colonel John Il. Connalty: III nomi-
u,ted and elected viii use my best Efforts 70 ad-
vanre Inc interests OF this eli y aud heE people.
Sc 26-It W. y. Ss.e S1,i-AnAS,s1 y : V" V"
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GoTo P1zzISIs and get some Of those yello"
bananas.
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IcE.CRRAM.-Leaye your orders with PIzzISl
today If you wish any fce-cream for tomorrow
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- SEPTEMBER "A, ls.s; Slows pr.cx
o. ~, MOURNING GOODS BLA@h
SIN sIEns 9 co. arc now receiving their fuli
T.H' rHi' .r, GOODS, With all the best makes OF
n,<S n,<"r>,<c FRRIcs. =, .oun,y,xss:
E&sas a,'a "a BLACK CAslMkhhs'
5,4 "x |,I SrncEs aud rorliSs'
h+lr~ h.~ Mns1SoS and TANisk'
bH, ",rr ,lorns, NElouks; %.
Mo''A'h>s, ,s,c,Is, GRAPES and GRAPE Wells
S'N'H rAck GRO GRAIN sILks;
1atsaio, mar III suAwLs. PLAID snAwhs;
' >NESSE~ >N!SSS. al "fEFScn and ENsLis" CLOTHS
aod ,SS,MsnNs &C, for gentlemen ss aa ana
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coyuIsstosya,s t,prrcr

TaMMISSIGNFR5Sl {lRFIcE, ~
RICHMOND, september III. 1874 s. - 4
The parties Interested are hereby notified tbs'
bayp lxed on MONDAY the 26sh day or ueiolssr,
IN i.yen,h between M,iH .na Bank streets ~ Lie
place, 10 execute The t.regoiog decree. 757
pi-SsN' " THOMAS JsgEyANH,
90 oG-s4w Commissioner. =
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RANGE OF THERMOMETER IN the Dispatch
counting-room Friday, September 25th:
ga. NJ. 3PM 6P.M.
66 7S "a
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nICHMOND, YORK RIVER
1,'s--E7 kNn CHESAPEAKE RAiLROAl

NoTIGE.-Tha steamer for river landings and
t,ai,imore TO-DAY Saturday, September 26Ih ],
will naf leave West Point until ihe arrival OF ate
speciaI irain which Will leave kicliiEond at
5.ats;e ~ ~ Superintendent.
H YON's TOOTH TABLETS
E.IREAD,5 GRAND pUCHESS CoLOGAEi
Z q WOODS CAPtLLIsi |; {. Isl e
XaNTHINE AIt.RES1O
tss I.iIBIN,s EXTRACTS;
JETEUS MAIR-nYE =, &. RI,
For sale by ~ ~. n I e ~ ~ 70
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RANDoLpH 4 ENGLISH. I

CALIFORNIA PEARs.-PIzzINi has fne lot OF
this deliclous fruit
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POLITICAL.
ITO GENERAL BRADLEY T. JOHN

a SON.-Recogni2ing the zeal and ability with
which you devote yourself TO every enterprise
which has in view the advancement Of the interests
OF our city and Stale, We The undersigned, citizens
and voters of Richmond and Henrico county, call
upon you 10 permit your name to be used as q Con-
seryaiive candidate for the Office of STATE SEN
ATOR. made vacant By the recent resignation Of
Colonel John x. Ennn.iIlSs
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Umbrcllas and Canes speciality at scHAAp's.
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Fora good Smoke or Chew, scHAAp's is the place

Collars, scarfs, and Bows atscHAAP's,
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SWEET oRaNaEs-yery sweet and tuicy-at Fiz.
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Initial Paper and other Stationery at scnAAp's.
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LOST, STRAYED, DC.

OST. on YESTERDAY (25th instant,
i on Broad street opposite the Fredericksburg
Depot, a GOLD BADGE, enameiled with black,
bearing the Greek letters 2. X. 2. On its back
was the uame L. ID. AYLErT.
A suitable reward will be paid for It's return 10
this office Sc 20-1t*
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przz1yr has sweet oranges and big lenio,is.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-26

+ OST, between Nineteenth and -
IL Broad and Second and Cary streets, ,&( w
q pair OF GOLD SPECTACLES. The Under will
be literally rewarded for returning the same to
G. & A. BARGAMIN,
eo5.2t 907 east Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-26

FINEST GUSpowDER TEA. W. D. BLAIR & c.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-26

FINE LIQUORS. W. D. BLAIR 4 co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-26

FINEST BLACK TEA. w. D. BLAIR & Co.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-26

TOR SALE, very elaborate and highly
Il finished MICROSCOPE, by d leading London
maker; u beautiful iustrument in every respect.
FARRtk & CO.,
Sc 25.2t* Fourteenth street.
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s@ THE CIRCULATION OF TIE DIs-
PATCH 1s LARsER THAN THE COMBINED
CIRCULATION OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
OF THE CITY. 49, .;7
SATURDAY. 49,. SEPTEMBER 90. 1873