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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO.
TIA news Of the disaster ms received in THU
city about O'Clock, aud q
6pEo1A1 TRAIN,
in charge Of tho superintendent Of the Wiscon-
sin Division, was Immediately dispatched to the
sceno OF tho wreck. Aboard Of 1t wcre DR.. Islam
and Ills assistant, who seero sont to look after the
wounded. Very little WEI ut first known Of tlc
accident, and tho widest rumors wero aloat re-
.gariing it. Inquiries for information at tic Of
tlccs Of tho Northwestern Raroad Offices on
.Kinzie streat xaa almost useless, nothing being
volunteered beyond tho statement that no one
Waa killed or seriously hurt.
THE ARRIVAL HERR.
The train which arrived ut tue Kinzie street de-
:. pot at 1925 In tue morning brought down few
Of the passengers, aud othora arrived on lator
for them, and, while the ladies and children
were sent in hacks to whatever place they want
cd to 70, tic men were pilotod into the Super
intendent'a Office and asked how much they
would tako to
nE1EAsE TIE COMPANY
from responsibility. All on the truin lost their
baggage, aud the average number Of snow
quits =" In every trunk WAS threo." Many had
Which had III Just Iosn % purehasod. very rev
questions beyond "How much do you
| want 7" wero asked, and no attempt
was made to "Jew down" tile sum
uAlQEus Qp tu UClUGK III tait HlL1FlIQOu blxtGeu
I persons had consented to compromise, aud
signed rolease waving NIL further cni1nB
against tho Company.
varied from s25 to 800, and tho aggregate was
:thoHo who sottlod were injured. One OF these,
v:it III said, WAS fellow who had lost pArt Of a1i
'ear, had his collar bone broken and dslocatod,
and received about dozen bruises on
,tto prosecute tho Company, and waB
laughed ut as STOOL " by the clerke llo might
havo obtained al.0u0 il ho had asked for it.
SOLEMN BEcREOY.
!; The General Superintendent, II. Il. portor,
refused to reveal tho nnmes Of any OF the i'll
jured, giving rs reason therefor TINT ''Biystor"
tlawyers would interview tlom md induce them
to bring suit for tlamagcs lie llad list Of six
teen persons with whom ho had compromised by
tho payment Of the claimed yaluo OF baggage
burned, throwing in o few dollara extra it
thoy had boon bruised, but declined letting
TRIBUNE reporter look tit: Flo INSERTED tint
was what You may cal! hurt" and, therefore.
it would 10 ilo good to publish their names. Ho
werc however. very willing to palllate tho acc-
cident, not understanding how It could lInye hal-
pened na now iron had boen laid on tho Wood
stock section only a fow months ago.
Some OF tho paasengorB escaped from the sub
ordiuates stationed ut tho depot, aud tho hotels
were searched for them, but without auccosB OK
eept i'll = few instancos. !Ioncc somo ara Mt
large, and 1t ID probable that the dreaded "Hhy-
ater will get few clients.
The Company certainly uctod worry generously,
and, III compromising, merely wished to avoid
anno. .nces which aro almost Misunderstanding.
OTIS, but were furnished with others, aud Aeut on
their way rejoicing.
TIE CoMrANY's Loss.
!, The loaa to the Company by tho burning OF
worth $4,000, tho hecond.casa ooacll s8, 0D0, tbs
f1rBt-claAs paB8angGr-carriu1eB IS, 600 each, aud
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owing mainly to tho faot that tho Arrangement
Committee, consisting Of Dr.. r. J. Dlutllnnlt,
Rudolph Bcl1loessor, and i. @. Ifucls.
waa too ANAL, and tho lattor two gontlo-
mon lowing noarly a1ltho work to DR..
Dlnthnrdt. OF tho Con,inlttoo Of 1socop-
tions which, according 10 tho announcement
should l,ayo oo,isstod Of htoHHra. A. q. 1josing
H. Cla'issoiltns August Ieck ]Icnry nroonu-
baum, +. Atahla, Louis Wnhl, G. g. nfocllor,
George Schneider, Charles KRnifell, and Thoo.
do:o Karls, only about hnlf wore progont, and
of tlieHo but few attordod worry strictly to their
dulioB.
But inside from these fow drawbacks tho bail
WIS as H1iceossful M my Of the previous oncH
given by tho dorn,ann aIaennoro1ior.
. AMONG TIE PROMINENT PEOPLE
present wore Mayor Colyin, vito aud dnugll-
ter. Henry 0roonebau1n anl vito, x. O.
nluthartt and wifo, ADan' o'11ara md vito.
Louis Wnhl, Adolpli Loeb and wife, Conrad
Soipp ard wife, G. 9. A1oetor, Louis g. I1ucl,
mud wifo, Tli. Foorber, g. Dogonhardt md wifo,
Joseph noollo, August Beck and wife, Horny
Nonkel aud wife, Dr. Alahla, Otto Lob, Cbaroa
hoding and wife, plIiIip Dartolonno and vito,
Washington Heslng and wife, Q. II. Gillespie
and wlfo,. A. Batter at,d wife, Thoolor Karls md
wife, A. A. Munger, Con. II. I.fob md wife, Dr.,
=; Dorf. Tho programme for dancing Was as
follows:
1 prnt1ntsn ,,,,,l .,ct~.~
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ToAoSTo, Can., Fob. &c. y. Roct1s tobacco
9nd cigar factory WIS burned tlla morning.
hands llayo been temporarily thrown out ot ON
ploymcnt.
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A Firm isrotScn up by Spcculatins
CIGrI1Hs

NEW YonE, Feb. 5.-Ths dissolution Of the
firm Of Thomas Perkins Il Co. IL said to hive
boon owing to tho alleged fact that thoir tlyo
clerks Ind boon spaculating tor two years,
maKlng good their losaos out OF tho funds Of
tho 1lrn,. Unable lougor to conceal their do
la!cations, tho clerks Inao confession Of tlor
Transactions, aud tho dissolution Of tho firm
bccAnH AocoHHnry.
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-. p1rFsnuRau, Pa Feb. 5.-I'ho tria1 Of I,izzio
hilllan tudictad for thu murder OF Mrs. Braun
len, was concluded today ana resulted in lie,
acqulttal Tho jury rendered verdict Ut not
ea!ty; The Impression prevails that tAe result
Of this trial IL the oxculpation Of tie other
prisoners. VIZ 0'eoA
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-. ~ 0t10173cEH EEaStfFE1s
:, WACO, Tex., Fob. 5.-GuA Clayton and George
-. slms; gamblers had pistol arrav horo to-
uhy. Lie former Waa MORALLY wounded,
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CASUALTIES,

|
siE Persons Burned to Denth.
EVANSVILLE, Ind., Fob. 5.-At 8 o'clock tbit
morn ing fire was discovered issuing from tht
grocery OF Chris A1ohr. ut t,,o eornor ~ 1To;do,
hac,, ayon,o aa1 1o,,., -. snu 'o.n1. u neuot
utes tho building was cnvolopod in flames. Tht
inmates Of the house woro Mohr. ls wifo md
six Oh ildrcp. Lis fntber-in-law md i, h,r1oona,
named aoorco, Of t1,o.o on1v t,,o fa,1,as
ia-aw, Mr. Mohr, and two children escaped
from tho flames. When tho pross 70.
porter reacled the ground Mr. htohr stood
on the walk. wocninr md r,1ot;n,- t,,at 1,a
was awahonod bv tho smn1o M and s he,ra Is r,r. Iu
| Gu 4ilhg tue parkeeper, who could not bo nwal-
| encd. Mrs. Mchr, he aaid lad rushed out Of
and returned to tho house, but never came fortl,
again. as soon as possible search waa mot1o for
tho bodies. and oil the missing onea ,voro fourd
Mrs. Mel,r, when found. had tlro vo,,ureat ch1d
claspea tightly in her arn,s Tho remains OF
1olh M. Tero chAIrad, as wore the others. Chris
t,,a na,.oa uv'eetto ~, " tn9 Guy, wao was IN
cnlle to hJchr to n ~ uG XIII, IT, tno sme
"ycs" but, not appearing, was called to arnin
without giving o RESPONSE.
EVANSVILLE 1.a., f$THr; TT. 5.-rno ,,,, n,rt;cu-
lara Of the burning Of uhriu Mohr's n. HOUSE.. ,rs
and Of tho Attending fatality, slow TINT at bnt
four pornons woro burned to death aud Hovoral
others baaiy burned. Tho dotaalH show tho Buf-
There wero when tho Tire broko Out
about ton persons III the house, Including
Alr. Mohr, Ills wife, anl six children, Airs.
AIehr sozod two Of tho childrcn and rushed
or Of the ehldron. Mr.. hlohr rushed out. md,
seeing that sosne Of tho Children wcro missing,
alive. When found 10 Ind clasped liz lis
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Tho aornanla hlaennerohog gaye their eranl
ball OF the HoaHon ut Kingsbury Hall laHt oyon-
ing, aud It WAS worry brtlliant aud SUCCESSFUL
affair. though the hall VAS not - crowded as had
been expected. a.
TIE ARRANGEMENTS
wssa not u pss1eos "A they mlQht hsya bssn.
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CRIME.
A Negro Murderer Lylched at
Murphysboro, I'll.
Developments in the Bank Defaloation
at Toledo, 0.


AynchtnE Case mt 1urp1lysboro,
Jncl1sos Coss,aty, MI.
~ oA1no, tll', Feb. 6.-Yeatorylay aftornoou
snerlif irwin started for Cerbondalo with Charles
wyatt. tue negro who murdered Mrs. Ryan, hut,
loafNsns TINT q crowd was collecting ut Carbon
oalo with tho intontion Of lynchius Ills prisoner,
Az ntr. irwin lott tho cnrs below Carbontno Will,
him, aid walked across Tho country oinht r,1oa
to Mllrphvsboro+ tho county-aeat Of Jaeksun
tolnsy. Illia evening crowd Of .lUD or i'm
mon !, went to tho JUL at Murphysboro. tool;
i' iorcbl9 possosaion Of tho prisoner, md luaq
Linn. Wyatt ooyfeasod his guilt before loath.
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Attempt to WrHcEk Il se=isro,,f1 ,d,ratn,
Slleci1t insuu IL u

MILWAUKEE, Wiu., lob. "a flcn linh IT.
tonlpt 70 wreck Il pascenger-train ll:s been do.
death Of Louis Anderson fireman In tic on1ptoS
OF the wisconsin Railroad Company. Tho t:YH
switch 7as occupied by trs.ilt, 70 allow Tie II
=: tn: express to pass. 1T G il. II. tho switch
was lockou ana ut anu 0 o'clp"1 respectively
WIS inspected and fouutl To i. rt;,!at,,ri,ni'
Yot ut II O'Clock. wl,ou the ox,,res, ca.,a ul il
was opcn and the oXprcsE .iusi,cl ia:s,, i: wit.
ing trai1, killing tho docoasoa The yor.i:c; Of
tue Jury cena'lred tho Company for ueslec:is.g
TO nave light at The Switch l,y wl.iel! anyone
tamporing with t4o rail could bo soon.
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snecias Disuatch tn Tho caicuuo 7ribuue.
TOLEDO, O., Fob. 5.-En nvcytigatiue tlc
aiEairs of tho collapsed banl; OF Kray l. Smith.
of this city, tho Assisnoos IN Bankruptcy l,aye
discovered evidouce ttlat the Cashier. John Han.
ry, has been perpctratiug frauds upon tic iusti.
tuition for number of ycars, mud covering tho,n
up by means Of false entries. Thoo oxnct
amonnt ana9 OF Tho fmnda appropriated cannot he
told at prosent, but will probably oxceod :3l5.O0O
at tho beginning Of Tho woo'i ho VIM arrested
on the charge Of ombezzing a65, this being one
entry Which could be definitely fixed unop' md .,
was afterwards released OIL hail Of 81 .0u0. To.
dny ho was roarresscd, as additional proof has
been obtained, and bail Of 81. .0O3 IL demanded.
w,hcli liz llas not rs yet obtained. Attncnluenta
ha'o been issued against Lis property III Tin
Guy, Which is moro Than sufficient to cover tin
ac1hlcatlonH go far discovered. Tho GUMS iaker
have boon concealed by raisins tile hundreds or
tho journal to Thousands. In but ono instance
was smaller s1m than ss100 taken, Tic mr.
rcst cn!lscs much excitement n1nous tLe
large class Of workingmen, cl,io1ly Gor1nauH
WHO wero the principal uufferors by tic lanh's
1a'iire. They SEQ i'll tlloso develorments tho
continuation of tl,eir suspicion Of i Wholesale
irala Ira a., in the laIls management, and thcy viii
not 10 satisfied unioss tho pfincipals III tho
bank arc also brought to M account. $50 '''0
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The Horrible Brigade.

The Chine.e have 40 arin OF their mill
tary service devoted te horrors. BY extra.
ordinary dressing and painting, aud mon.
strou, and weird attitudinizing and grinace,
it is their business to brighten everybody
and stampede their enemy. The United
States Government, now engaged In run
ming the Republican. party, is following tue
example of the flowery kingdom, and keep
irg In the field large body of horror
makers.
The English soon got used to The Chipese
frichts. and 10 the war with China took great
pleasure In shooting them, especially when
they were throwing summersaults. rms
they called shooting them flying. The Chi'
pese discovered before the war was over thas
their horror brigade was not very success
full: and so we suspect have the Republican,
found out that their horror-thakers are Set'
ting as familiar ard absurd to Americans as
those in China were to the English. They
have become as useless as were the loGg-
ta;ls. with their shocking gear and the
copgs and general dissonance. Inc real
nuisance in China has been here reduced 10
the last phase of contempt and execration.
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TRYING TO "JACK OUT."-ln old wagon
ing days it was common to apply the jack.
screw to wagons that were sunk deep in the
mud. The Republicans are thus sunk down,
and they are trying the jack in the way Of
southern outrages with all possible energy.
They are great "jacks" for this; because
the device does them now more harm than
good, all people being worried out and dis
gustcd with them. The New York Repu6'
Ac-the organ of the " horror" department
of the Government-teeds its readers on
"horrors." Here are some headings in that
paper of Tuesday:
"Dcsperadoes on the Rampage In Arkansas and
Gcorca-1he Troops In alabama Maintaining
'Peace-Lawlessness at the South-prSoners Force
Rescued and United States Officers Robbed
Whipping and Numbering of the Unfortunate Co.
lored People in Georgia"
The affair of "priSoners forcibly rescued
and United States officers robbed is only
this: that band Of ten Cherokees rescued
the prisoners and committed the robbery.
1t is put down to the charge of ''the South"
of such stuff are southern horrors made
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VIRGINIA RIDING CLUB.

The books are now open TO receive entries for
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, October 9th
YOUNGSTERS PkIZE"-a single dash of one
mile for three-year-olds. Prize, SILVER COB
SECOND DAY. WEDNESDAY, October 2Stb-
Billie heats, best two in thrce-open to all ages.
Prize, SILVER CUP-value, 1925.
THIRD DAY, THURSDAY, October 29th.-
ROADSTER'S CUP"-a trotting race under The
saddle-heats of three miles each, open to all ages
best two In three. First horse, SILVER PL ATE
value, 1925; second horse, CUP-vaLue, $50.
FOURTH DAY-haats two miles each, open to
all ages-best two in three. First horse, SILVER
PLATE-yalue, 1920; second horse, SILVER
CUP-va&e. 500.
Entries for the above will close at z. NJ. on SA-
TUkDAY the Gath Instant, at my Office, No. 8
Eleventh street. Il. l.. CROUCH,
oc 2l-4t Secretary Virginia Riding Club
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General DIX, it is now said, has been
smoked out of his reserve Oh the third term,
and will respond to serenade to be gotten
up the present week" on purpose" purging
himself entirely of all third-termism. This
ought TO be done to very slow music-it Is
slow enough coming. 1t is urged that he
must answer this question: IL GRANT is
nominated for a third term, will you sup
port or oppose him?
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MARRIAGES.

Married, at the second Presbyterian church, In
This city, on Monday the 10Th by Rev. Or. NJ. ID
Hoge. Major GEORGE DE WITT CLINTON and
Miss MARTHA l.. MAYO; both OF this city.
Married, on the goth instant, by Rev. a. F.. Dick
inson, THOMAS Z. GIBBS. ESP, to Miss SERENA
-. S LEPHnNS; all OF Richmond Va.
Married, October 9th, at the residence Of F. s.
D4lions by the Rev. b. r. woodward, Mr.. W. ).
BLAkEl to Miss HARRIET W. GENTRY ; both
Of this CRY.
Gloucester Herald and Portsmouth papers please
copy.
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The Radical factions of Louisiana have
turned TO 6ghting one another, and At
torney- General WiLLIAhs's machine is there
fore q little thrown out of gear. That.
sort OF horror don't grind out well. They
can't get the right sort Of material from
Louisiana just now.
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EbE ATEfS.

Died, at his residence. in this city, JOHN HA-
Gan, Jr., aged forty-seven years, native of
county Tyrone, Ireland, but resident of this city
for the past twenty-five years.
Philad lphia, New York, and Brooklyn papers
please copy.
Died. on the morning of October 21st, near
Wythpviile.Aa6Sp the seventh year of her age,
MARY, Z HUK.:aH ILL, youngest daughter Of Hon.
RoberEE. ithersS
Died, October ENlh,,at IL O'Clock z. NJ, JUDY
BLAkEY leolofed), in the sfxty-sixth year Of her
age.
Her funeral will take place THIS (Thur:day)
MORNING. at l U O'Clock from the residence Of her
late employer {dr. John a. JohEsonl, No. 1900
north First street. Her friends are invited ~ Ut
tend without further notice.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ADJUSTMENTS.
AND CALISTHENICS. o.
PporEssoR TUOMASV CARR
PROFESSOR THOMAS V. CARR

In DANCING are now open for the reception of
scholars in the hall over Messrs. Thom.s K. Price
& Co.'S store, Main and Eleventh streets, WEB
misses and masters, TUESDAY ana FRIDAY
kFENINGS for gentlemen, and at Marshall " ard
Clubhouse TUESDAY AFTERNOON and SAT-
UkDAY MORNING for misses and masters, and
MONDAY aud III GRsDAY EVENINGS for gen.
ticInen.
Ali OF the new dances will be taught in the most
approved and fashionable style, aud particular at
tenion paid to cultiyating ese, grace, and elegance
OF carriage and department.
a part OF each lesson is pleasantly occupied in
preliminary steps and exercises In callsthentcS, but
/ ever long enough to make the lesson tedious OF
unuteresllng 20 The pupil.
Private Instruction individually or in classes.
CALISTHENICS,
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A RMY OF NORTHERN VIRGINIA.
n The annual meeting of The Confederate SOL
dicrs and sailors composing the Virginia Division
OF The Army of Northern Virginia viii be held at
the capitol, in Richmond, OCTOBER 20, 1874,
commencing at O'Clock p. NJ.
Colonel CHARLES MARSHALL. of Baltimore, for
mery rivate secretary and aid-de-catnp to General
Lee, will deliver the annual address.
Information as 10 membtrshi p can be obtained
by addressing the secretary al Richmond. Va.
FITZnUpH LEE,
President of The Association.
GEORGE L. CHRISTIAN, >ecrctary.
Richmond, Tn October To- 1874. oc 16-td*
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.spECIsl NOTICES.
m- OCTOBER 10, 1874.
NEW AND BEAUTIFUL sACQUEs, CLoAKs
DREADED AND TRIMMED, sHAWLS,
DRESS GOODS, &C.

T.R. PRICE & CO. are again In Market, and VIII
be receiving oil of the present week many NE W ana
DESIRABLE GOODS. Beaded sacques ana
Cloaks: Camel's Hair and Reversible shawls'
Dress Goods, every color and price; BLACK eros
Grain Silks; Colored Dress Silks-neW snades !,
Rulings, Corsets, and Gloves; Merlno SHIFTS anu
Dr.uars for gentlemen; Merino Shirts and Draw
orc far ladies': Merino Shirts and Drawers for chill
dren also, a splen did line of Cloths and CASH
meres English, French, and Yireinia-Inade goods
for gentlemen and boys; Bleached Cottons and
Sheetings ut lowest cash prices. oc IL
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MUSICAL GYMNASTICS.

MUSICAL GYMNASTICS,
Is judicious and systematic method of exercise.
based upon physiological principles, and In course
OF the lesson every muscle and organ OF the BODY
comes in for due and proporllonate share OF ex-
ercise, resulting In u harmonious development.
This system Is particularly beneficial for persons
of both sexes whose constitutions. delicate
to render such exercises needful and salutary,
while the strongest athlete can find abundant OPP
portunity for the exercise of his power.
These exercises wherever introduced have met
with The unqualified approval of the clergy phySi-
clans, and principals OF schools.
Glasses Will be attended to either in schools or
private families.
Glasses taught at the Calisthenium, Main and
Eleventh streets, MONDAY and THURSDAY Az
ThRNOUNS for misses and masters, and WE'D
NESDAY and SATURDAY EVENINGS for gene
temen. &C ZZ-SL
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Among the articles for sale are some Of the finest
WATCH ELS known In Europe and America, In
d. Adams. Pateck PHILIPPE, Jules Emory tquarter
secondl, Brillman, David Taylor, Fayette Stratton,
Henry Randell, Courvoisier, and many other fine
makes TOO numerous to mention; magnificent
DIAMONDS in settings Of rare and costly work
manshtp; SOLITAIRE BUTTONS, CLUSTER and
AMETHYST, TOPAZ, BLOODSTONE, ONYX,
PEARL, aud PLAIN GOLD. A great many sets
Of fine and neat JEWELRY: beautiful patterns
BRACELETS; OPERA, VEST, GUARD, and
CHATELAINE CHAINS. A very fine lot Of
SHIRT and SLEEVE-BUTrOES, PINS. LOCK-
ETS, CHARMS, and many other articles Of j EW-
ELRY. Do not forget inc place. The greatest
pleasure taken In showing goods at
s. A. WlNSTOCK'S Loan Office,
II Fourteenth street.
oc 2I-1m under Exchange Hotel.
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The letter oil our Louisa correspondent
came TO hand too late. 1t ought to have
reached us Tuesday night.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

HEADQUARTERS COMPANY BE-
IL WALk Err LIGHT UAkDl. FIRST VIR- a
GINA YOLUNTs ERS.-Assembie AT your ar IN
mory. corner Main and Twelfth str, cts, THIS II
Thursday EVENING al s O'Clock promptly. IN
fu-drcss uniform, for drill and inspection. IL Is
important that every MEMBER should De present.
by order Of Captain l.. l.. RAss.
Oc 22.1t* WILLIAM K. BURGF SS, o. S.
A RMORY COMPANY G, RSTE
n REGIMENT. OCTuBER %, 1S74.-The &
company will assemble for drill THIS EVEN
BY order OF ioc 22-1t1 CAPTAIN ANDERSON.
TRAYS, ATTENTION Parade on a
" FRIDAY NIGHT Mkt at O'Clock IN g
front Of old City Hall. Broad street. In full dress ny
winter uniform, for drill and inspection. BY Or IL
der "a plain BoSSILuX. 5. j. SMITH,
oc E2-2t First Sergeant.
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RssssRxs, STATIONERY, esc.

ONLY TEN CENTS.-Locksley Hall, Ten
~ nyson: High Tide. Jean Ingelow; The Bridge
OF Sighs Hood: Fam O'ohanter, Burns: Death of
Arthur, Iennyson The Raven, Poe; Yarn of the
Nancy, Belle Gilbert: Charge OF The Light Brig
ade, TennySon; Songs of Seven, Jean lngeuw;
Prifouer of Chilon, Byron. All printed In the best
style and illustrated.
PRICE, TEN CENTS EACH.
&C 2o-d&w RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
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MILLINERY.

fs,HE CHEAP STORE, 30 SEW.
BROAD STREET.-Mrs Z. q. THOMp-YMSaes
SON is receiving her FALL and WINTER MILF
merry, to which she invites the attention Of her
many friends and patrons. She thanks them for
the liberal patronage extended her, and hopes to
merit continuance Of the same, as she intends to
sell cheaper than ever. oc 3-sa&Th3m
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

NOR NEW YOh 4 the
e. Old Dominion Steamship Com pauys r,i=asss.ssss
Steamship WYANOkE, Captain COCCH, win sail
FRIDAY, October 23d. al O'Clock r. u. POSI-
lively no freight received after O'Clock ?. VI.
Through bills OF fading signed ana goods Tor.
warded with dispatch TO al points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York, S12; steeTage, St; round.
trip tickets, $50.
For freight or passage apply to-
G.. W. ALLIE Il CO.. Agents.
or 2l-3t Company's " harf. Rockets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-22
wATyHES. JEWELRY, DC.

HAVING AN IMMENSE NUMBER of
IL FORFEITED PLEDG Els on hand: and being
anxious 70 dispose of them In order TO realize ne mo
pey loaned on same, will offer them for sale. All
persons DESTROYS of purchasing FIRST GLASS goods
will 90 well 10 exa nine my stock before purchaS-
scented.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-22

SPEClAL NOTICE.-If you want gFea.
- bargains in DRY GOODS of all dsseIlptsSs1n,s' '
II you want good CLOTHING and AAl -. ,s IN,
medium, or common, ct cost prices II 3ou, Nc
LADIES' and GESTLEMEN'S fURAish LIT
GOODS cheaper than the cheapest; II No." mn.
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &c, Tor lahi ne, you
and children, at the lowest prices IN t5S eIS ~"
can be suited M L. LlCHT ESSThlSo,
oc9 1905 and l7CT Franklin sIee.
MRS. TURNKEY HAS RECE1l hU =.
III lot OF new-styie BUsTLES-yery cIea .ip.;,ss
dies and misses COdSETS at reauceu pan .,r,,s
Wouln call attention to those with shoulder sIsP
and skfr,-sunpOrsera. oe -.