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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-17
SUMMARY.


A letter from Havana reports q Enillf0n-
dollar defalcation ia the.cl1stom- house.
Rev. Or. Montgomery, Of the Phihdelphia
diocese, Is dead. rs
A dispatch from Paris says that the bri.
gands OF Italy did not get Theirs, sreported.
Reports of the defeats Of CarlisE bands in
Spain and the offers of surrender continue.
Only Messrs. Bristow. Williams, and
Jewell, Of the Executive Department, Bere
in Washington yesterday.
The French Cansui-G General at New York
is calling on male persons OF bis nationality
under twenty years Of age TO register at The.
general consulate In conformity with : cir-
cular of the French Ministry In regard to-
military service in France.
The Union Pacific Railroad commissions.
ers have reported to the Interior Depart
ment that the road is now fully completed
in accordance with requirements OF law,
and when the President signs this report
pitents vii! issue for land grant of oyer
twelve million acres Of land adjarent 20 the
road.
II. Emanuel & Co., Of Montreal, the
largest importers OF cigars In the Dominion,
have suspended. Their liabilities are
100000 IF
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nee, DOC. a box

THE OLDEST AND LARGEST HUMAN HAIR
GOODS MANUFAcToRY IN THE CITY-EsTAB-
LIsHrD IN 1S63.-Always on hand, q large stock
more than the ladies of Virginia can buy oruse In
three or four years. hair goods at all prices. Hair
braids from 75c. to $50 each; prices for making
braids, from Dc. to a.; frizettes. per yard, from
80 to 75c.; wigs from sc to $25; half. wigs from
$40 1915; touDees from IS 10 s12. These prices
are according to The quality of the goods and work
All.other work done in proportion. r. FERRAS-
DIM Is the only practical hair-dresser In the city,
Alter an experience OF twenty-four years in the
business he can guarantee satisfaction. Fashions
for hAr-dressing imported direct from Paris, with
hair and fancy goods and toilet articles, at r. FER
RASDINt's, 613. SIS, and GIT Broad street. Look
for the store and Office, No. 49, before purchasi pg
elsewhere
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THE THEATRE.-" After. Dark" was re-
peated at the Theatre last night to fair au-
dience. The play went off very smoothly,
and everybody seemed pleased with the
evenings entertainment. Mr.. Bishop and
MIR. Stanley were as amusing rs before,
while Misses DeForrest and Clifford added
in no small degree to the pleasure of the
performance.
This afternoon there will be family ma
tiDee at 2 O'Clock, and tonight Mr.. Bishop
will appear for the last time in {. Hand and
Glove" 6D
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OFF FOR WAsHMGToN.-F company, OF
the First Virgins regiment, under the COM
mand of Captain NJ. T. Clarke, will leave tof
washington tonight on the i195 tram Of
the Richmond, Fredericksburg and Potomac
ra;lroad. The company will number about
fifry men. rank and file. They will remain
in Washington Sunday and Monday, return. m1 I
;np IN to Richmond Tuesday at 1:3O z. NJ. The
HIST Regiment Band, Captain Louis ", y oIker' !
viii accompany the excursion,sts. The &C.
easion OF the trip is the celebration OF the
third anniversary Of the company since It's
reHrganiZation.
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p.nnoss RxrUsrp BY TIE GOVERNOR

PInpoNs REFUSED BY THE GovERNoR.-The
Governor yesterday refused TO pardon New
ton Brown, of Augusta county. VINO IS serV-
ing sentence in the Jail Of that county LOT
petit larceny; Anthony Venaoie, OF frinee
Edward, whose sentence OF I'VE years IN Tue
penitentiary for grand larceny expires 10
Decsmber ). William Johnson, ID the Jsn VI
Danvil!e under sentence for un'aWiul snooee
mo: Charles Honesty, now serving term of
sioh,een wears in the State prison for horse
stealing in Fairfax and Henry Schluter, OF
this city. convicted of petit larceny.
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MANCHESTER NEWS.

CRY CoUECIL.-A regular semf-monthy
| meeting of the City Council was held last
night in the Council chamber. Present !:
Messrs. MeRae (president), Bradley, Craig,
| Eubank, Howle, Jones, Moles, Morrssette,
| Perdue, and Whitehead.
| The special committee to whom was re-
| ferred the petitions Of Messrs. John r. Cog.
hill and others, praying for a reduction Of
| the assessment of taxes levied upon them by
the Commissioner of the Revenue, was ad.
versely reported through their chairman,
| Mr.. Perdue. The matter was discussed at
| length by Councllmen Craig and Whitehead,
| City Attorney Bransford, and Commissioner
Lithgow. Finally the Council concurred
| in the report of the committee.
The report of the keeper of the cemetery
| was presented and referred, and the monthly
| report of the Chief Of Police was read and
| filed.
Six thousand dollars worth of city bonds
were ordered 10 be issued for the purpose Of
procuring loan of So, 900, by vote OF eight
ayes to one no. The Finance Committee
were empowered to have the same litho-
graphed.
The resignation of Mr.. A. d. simms as
secretary OF the School Board was read and
tabled.
A number of bills were presented and re.
ferred after which the Council, at 943
O'Clock, adjourned.
CHRsraRFIELp CIRCUIT CoURT.-Tbe follow
ing business was transacted in this court
yesterday:
Marley Wickham, charged with burning
the house of T. A. Chalkley, was tried and
acquitted.
Moses Thompson, charged with petit lar
ceny Second offence),. was found guilty, and
sentenced to confinement in the penitentiary
for one year.
The petit jury wa, discharged until Mon
day at 10 o'clock.
The chancery docket will be called this
morning at 10 O'Clock, and the issue docket
at the same hour on Monday.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-Messrs. Moody q
Royal have recently made the following
sales Of real estate: House and lot on Perry
street near Fourteenth to S. Brooks for
s., ,1s5 house and lot on Ninth street corner
of Everett to William 81. Walker for 81 ,O10;
lot adjoining, 3299 feet, at S3.05. to S. Brooks
lot Of sc feet on Eleventh street between
Porter and Perry to A. P. Duyal at $3.50;
four lots on Eleventh street between Stock
ton and Everett TO John A. Cersley at 81 to
s.. 371: also, FIVE lots on same street to DR..
A. Monteiro and John A. Cersley at S1.7O,
and two lots, 80 feet each, to William 81.
Walker at Sl.75 to S2.05; 142 feet corner of
Tenth and Decatur streets to s. Brooks for
$500; also, farm OF 100 acres near the old
courthouse, in Chesterfield county, to s. U.
Duyall, administrative, for $3.50.
MAYORS CoURT.--The civil case OF Moran
us. Harding, in which the plaintiff claimed
$40 for clothing alleged 10 have been stolen
| from the hotel of the defendant, was decided
| by his honor Mayor Chiles in favor of the
defendant, it having been proven that the
| plaintiff did not comply with the Jaw govern
| ing hotels in reference to the deposltlng OF
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The Raleigh, n. C., Fair.

RALEIGH, October 16.-The Fair to-day
was q grand success, the visitors numbering
at least 10000. The railroad trains were
unable to bring on the crowds that copgre-
gated at the various deI0's. Billy Bo"legs
won the first race, beating Plney WOODS
time. 1.52. Joe Davis won the hurd!e-race
in 1.55, defeating Jack Roulhac.
The most exciting race OF the day was
between Mary Long, Notre Dame, and Billy
Bowlegs, mile heats, Mary Long winning ID
TWO straight heats in 62 and l.5l3.
The Fair continues tomorrow.
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Conviction or a Murderess.

Especial telegram to The Dispatch.l
ALEXANDRIA,, Va, October l6.-Nettie
Green, who shot and killed Samuel Richel-
berger in house of ill-fame on the 2lst OF
September, was tried to-day. At 10 P. NJ.
the jury brought in q verdict of murder in
the second degree, and assessed the punish.
ment of the accused ut seven years in the
penitentiary.
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The ,candal Libel 5 ufts.

New YoRK. October lG.-The grand jury in
the over AID Terminer Court Of Brooklyn
brought in an Indictment against Demss
Barnes for libel for the publication In bis pa
Der of an article iniimating that improper
relations bad existed between the late Mrs.
Henry G. Bowen ana II. w. Beecher. By
consent the case was transferred to the
Brooklyn City Court for hearing at the next
term.
A writ of issue was received to-day on the
counsel of Henry Ward Beecher In the I'll.
ton libel snlt. The case will be placed on
tbe November calendar.
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WYxls THE WIzARD.-All the little boys
and girls OF Richmond, and some OF the
grown folks, too, will be glad to welcome
Wyman the wizard and ventrlloqulst again.
He comes to see us during the state AT
eyerv year, and on Monday the l9th gives
his first exhibition for this season at the Vir'
ginia Opera He will distribute
large number Of presents every evening.
There will be no blanks. Every ticket
draws q prize.
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TRANSFER PRINTING INKs.-We Invite atten.
ton 10 the beautiful and useful TRANSFER INKS
that we are now using. They are OF recent intro
duction. but are already extensively u'eI by rail-
road aud steamboat companies, banks, merchants,
and others. The inks that we are now furnishing
are of quality that can be copied any length Of
time after being printed. VIII copy in ordinary
letter-press book.
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To Contractors AND BUILDERS

~,.-a proposals are hereby invited for the erec-
ranur NO LASGE COELrGE BClLUiSGS,
a.. TNu DMELLTNG-HO HOUSES. Plans and
s,c"w1',,:t, i"r the same can be seen on or ki'er
,., a:rr >uy,i,.1rr next either ut the oleEe. in
Eznl.aur. nr ar Ilc once Of A. LYBHoCK. archi-
.~c, K',.u"ul, Va: lh~ proposals 10 te handed in
,u rtn-" MuNDAY The 23d OF koVeDbe.' tne
e..a., - b.. iuaHc out separately for each build
81. al. IN d-LAii for the different branches OF
;a~ .o:a-y,1: For brick work, carpenters' wOrk,
Is,::.l-. l!ir;iug, sla,ing. d.. The right oi re-
Fl. BLACK. Bector,
,~l7-tt hiacksDure, MOB gomery county, Va
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NAPLES AND Irs ENvIRoNs. Rev. Or. JeteI
will deliver q lecture at Association han
next Tuesday night on Naples and It's En-
yirons.O The distinguished ability of the
lecturer. as well as the meritorious oo1ect
for which it ia delivered, ought TO insure .
croUded house. ~.
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ASDALUs1AS BALM is the most delightful spph-
cation for chapped skin we have ever used IL rem
ders 1t smocth. soft and white. few drops applied
10 the face or hands after washing, or before re-
urins at night, will speedily cure and certainly
prevent chapping. Now that the season FOR rough
hands and cracked lips has come, no one snouia DC
without a hottie OF it-particularly SCHOOLGIRLS
who ars necessarily much exposed to the wind. the
genuine article is made cnly by MEADE & BAKER,
a q uIp
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BARBEcuE At jams RIVER BREWERY
There was quite large crowd at the Con
seryative barbecue at the James River Brew
ery Park Yesterday Fine speeches were
made by Mr. George T. Turner, DR.. A: 5.
McRae.. Ex-Governor Gilbert c. Walker,
Colonel w. w. Berry, Major Dom P. Hal
sew. and William Lovenstein, Esq.
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P.sr GRAND MASTERS CouNcIL.-Atar reg.
,,lar mi meeting Of Past Grand Masters Council,
No. IA, sof the Patriarchal order 9. OIL Issl %,
Grand Masters 10 America lcolored), the iol-
lowing officers were elected for the neS1 W; Slx
months: George Patterson, ". 9. Ms WI. ! !.
liam 81. Jones, r. G. ID; G. a. Scott, =. q 3;
isaiah Henderson, g. IT; William boy yoe, n + r.. !.
~: e. O. Gordin, G. w; John johnson, Y. ts5.;
and Robert M. Clark, G. S. a.
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
England.

England.
Lospos, October 16.-Captain Symonds,
wife. and daughter were drowned by lne
collision of the American ship kingsofio299
with another vessel in the English channei
yesterday. NJ. :,,.,,,a, - Tho.
British empireis is formally announced.
a SPECIAL Says reliable information respecs.
inc the Compensation paid England oy iae
Madrid Government shows it amounts 70
$4,000. of which s4a 900 was paid as sa,is-
fac,ion for the British sufferers In the ' II y.
ei6ius buteAery, and the remaining 800 WV
was TO cover other outstanding Claims J
ssainst spaip. The present Government i o.
snain was not recognized BY Eng..nd unlii
the right Of ull the Claims had been admitte1.
spain. Id
+ Nsw YoRK, October 16.--A letter says
Dockray landed " santander nearly DaSea S
and without resources. Minister Cnsnsng
directed the eansa1 at Santander % IuInisa :
him Mir with All nccsssaries. He abo teiessa s,esa
70 ,s washington faF instruclinrs, but po rSpiy
had been received, though tsn aaya nay
elapsed.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
lSpeeaal telegram 20 the Dispatch.J
e lafe weather Keuora.


WAsHINdToN, October It'll a. III.
For the Middle States, falling barometer,
sonthwestto southeast winds, rising tempe
rature, increasing eloudiness, and rain in
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania.
fAssociated Press teleTram.I
WASHINGTON October 1877 p. M.-For
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, winds vary
ing to northwest, cloudy weather, and rain,
clearing Tomorrow, with rising barometer.
For The Gulf States, northwest to SOUTH
west Winds, cloudy weather, and rain, with
lower temperature.
For the South Atlantic States, northeast
too southeast winds, falling barometer,
warmer cloudy weather aud rain.
For the Middle States. falling barometer,
sontherly winds backing to southeast and
southwest, warmer cloudy weather, and
raia from Virginia TO Western Pennsylvania.
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Ctn-DR1vERs' BALL The street-car drivers
of this city are to give ball at the Month
cello Hall, Broad street, on Monday the 26th,
the proceeds of the ball to be devoted to
charitable purposes. The floor committee is
composed of Messrs. c. W. Tyler, Alex
Wall, Robert Vaughan, William Gallagher.
and Robert Grafton.
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REVIVAL MEErINGs.-The Centenary and
Broad.Street Methodist congregations are
holding protraced religious services, night
after night, conducted by the two pastors,
DR.. Edwards and Dr.. Granbery, at Broad
Street church, which are growing in inter
est and are attended with marked success.
The congregations are large and serious, and
already quite number Of persons have pro.
fessed conversion, and the religious inquiry
is on the increase. These meetings will be
continued every night during next week.
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WHITE TEETH AND soUsp GUMs.--a we CONF
Gently recommend 10 ali who need uefiici. mt and
harmless tooth powder The elegant preparation of
MEADE Il BAKER known as sAPoNlsE DESTr-
FRIcE."-J. g.. Wayt & Son, Dentists; G. W Jones,
Dentist; John Mahony, Dentist; r N. Hudson,
Dentist; George B. Steel, Dentist; Jud. q. Wood,
Dentist; J. Hall Moore, Dentist; w. Leigh Bur
ton, Dentist
!. Price, 5Oc. box.
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PoL1cn CoUET, YssTsRDAY.-The case of
Mary Scott (colored), charged with taking
and concealing mattress and two blankets,
wa. continued until to-day.
John Mxxdeld (colored), charged with
being drunk and dlsorderly, was discharged
with an admonition.
The case of George Read, charged with
stealing $40 worth Of clothing from George
4. Kesson, and also with being deserter
from the schooner Bessie E. Dickerson, was
continued until to-day.
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COFFEE, TEA, AND CHOCOLATE at ANToNTs.
NR#-CRoP FIGS at ASroN1's.
LEMON CocoASur at ASToSI's.
LADIES' AND GENTLEMEN's RESTAURANT !
now open at ANToNI'S, Main street

HEADQUARTERS FOR GESTLEMEN's FURNISH.
ING GOODS Is at No. 1900 aain street, where f. B
SPENCE sON have all the latest novelties in neck.
wear, collars, suspencers, handkerchiefs, cuffs
sleeve-buttonG, underwear and the celebrated PEN.
broke shirts. In Underwear they have the medi.
Gated red flannel shirts and drawers, and, also
heavy merlno undershirts at one dollar each. Fora
large stock, great variety, and low prices In fur.
nishing goods, call on Z. B. SPENCE & Son, mer.
chant talors and clothiers 1900 Main street.
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ALLEGED INTIMIDATION OF A WITNESS. s.-On
Fndsy a difficulty occurred in Petersburg
between Mr.. Alexander Vaughan and MIR.
James E, Justice, at the house OF the latter.
Justice is a lame man, but it is repre- sented
that he inflicted severe injuries upon
Vaughan, and be Immediately made his way
10 Richmond, not by train, but by buggy,
and was accompanied by colored man. The
two were seen by policeman as they en-
tered the city over the Free bridge, and at
teution was particularly drawn to Justice
because be had bis crutch hanging over
the side OF the buggy. Justice and the ne
gro bad hardly reached here when Lleuten-
ant Harris and Private Perkinson, OF the
Petersburg police, arrived here with war
rant for Justices arrest. Sergeant Fowlkes
and Policeman Hulce made vain search for
him, but could not get upon the right track.
Upon reaching Richmond, Justice went to
the house Of Mr.. Parker G. Weseott, on
Franklin street. and early yesterday morn
ing sent for the District Attorney and made
complaint that he had been attacked by
Vaughan because OF evidence given by him
(Justice) before the United States> grand
Jury against John e. Butcher, one of the
Petersburg judges OF election. Commls-
sioner Atkins was sent for, and went TO Mr.
Wescott's, and there Justice swore to the
complaint, and a warrant for the arrest OF
Vsug han was accordingly issued.
Subsequently, as Justice was coming out
OF Westcoit's, be was arrested by Sergeant
Perrin and Policeman Hulce on the warrant
sworn out against bim by Vaughan in Pc
tersburg. He was taken to the Second sta
tion-house and turDed over to the Peters
burg officers, by whom he was carried to
Petersburg yesterday afternoon,
1t 10 expected that Vaughan will be
brought before Commissioner Atkins to-
day. He will be examined by United
States tribunal for an alleged assault upon
Justice, and Justice will be examined before
Mayor Gregory for an assault upon
Vaughan.
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THB ANNUAL MEETING OF THa SOUTHERN
HISTORICAL SOCIETY will be held in the hall
of the House of Delegates. Richmond, on
Tuesday, October 9th, at II O'Clock P. NJ.
Hon. r. NJ. t. Hunter, and perhaps other
gentlemen, will address the Society. Matters
OF deep interest will be considered.
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CsoCRERY AVE GLaoswARE.

r. u. TAYLOR, DIRECT IMPORTER
d,.1'A I'D DEALER y RI. Z FsESC2 CHINA.
- ~ sn y ahd plain white: ire French and Bohemian
I :pTTE CLAse Haitr: english ivory. handled
! 22n-E SoILERf. EBest t.,le. plaled TEA
,a1pI LIE tIE- WATER P!rI Hr iss. TEA TRAYS,
xXelicLES. AisL GK.Sirt and COMMON
Hn,ii.t e; JSpannc4 aud piaia an WARE and
IS.'1fnkhisniN.s GOODS GENEBALLY.
'h''eie At PRICES ,t,wra .Sn,. YER ''o" '"e
ur ~ SpetuuF ihpi:e all @ilo ma; need goods 3D
sfs. ihs " cal ana fxaulAe my stock before pur-
M J.. Is. ia YL0R.
~" 1uli Nash sfreel opposite Post~ofhce,
J.nc Wholesale and Retail.
Hi4. saEbOzo aad u. ALsop, sDeciSi parSnerS.
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AN OLD COMA cent was shown us yes
terday which was coined in 1913, and is,
therefore, one hundred and one years old.
One side represents figure-head with the
following inscription "Georgiys III,
Rex" The other, the Colonial coat of arms
with the figures "1773" and the letters " Vir-
pinia -
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BARBECUE AND Public spEAKIsa.-Go'
vernon q. C. Walker, Hon. W. r. =. Gre
CORY, Colonel Chastain White, W. w. Berry,
George d. Wise, and r. B. Berkeley Will
sneak at MechanicsvilIe, Louisa county, on
Monday the 10Th instant.
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I>T or ADVERTISED LETTERS RE-
I,v,,NE<G N THE MANCHESTER POST
T,.{l. u~iuGrR II. 1874. Persons calling
a.. ,.,-. ., this list VIII please say Advertised. II
-,-.g,, Irr in one month they Will he sent 20 sne
i.-,.I.,,,- oticr. ia Washington, ID. &.
LADIES LIST.
r-,e. Sart Furcr0u, Sarah Moore. r.
ir'-r. N.,'ia Ford. VI. A.. Moore. Laura '.
i,-,r,~ y --..i Fo,>., MaIvT. Macarthur, Belle
I.. B.ruf;c Highlander, L. Reynolds, saran
:,....A Howell, I. hone. u. A..
IL .. y. Holmes LiZxl. Randolph, Mary
". Hancock NJ r. smith, Matte
.I,,l,v Il. :. henderson,. stanton, VI.
,.-.,,,-.. 4. Hart, Elizabeth sims. sarah L.
H.. s.-, UiIj Macy Winsres. Nary
-, lie juue-, Mary Walsh, Mary A.
GENTLEMEN'S LIST.
,-t. a. Grey. Claiborne Robinson. ?.
.,,r- : t,reyorv, COL j. Rhoades, j. Fl.
I.,,,. lIrN IA smith, w. T.
i.. Il, Harris. Beverly Tyler, W. n.
t,,t Uulsr, j. p. (2) Turner, c. W.
t".r s. = Jones James 8. TorrAn, Robert
r,.tx :, = Kcps rdam Willis, Richard
, ,'.-- I,rt.. Lucas. JB. whitehead, j.
,'.r.,,.r., .rohn Ncryre A. j. Wilson. joe G.
80 i,r - Patterson. Z. Weisiger, Joseph
GM..f-.-. Fhaup, }. II. Walker, Dr.
VI ' ROBERT BEATTIE. P. NJ.
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..enp,bv speeeh from Grant.

SPRINGFIELD, October B.-At the unyeil-
ing of Lincoln's statue yesterday Grant
SPOKE three stickfuk--solid ninion. Matter
entirely personal.
hrs. Lincoln was too Ill to attend the cere.
monies.
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BARBECUE AT TUNsTALL' s.-There will be a
Conservative barbecue at TunStall's station
on wednesday next, and special train will
leave the York River depot at A. III. he
turning, the train will leave Tunstall'S at
p nj
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NEW Ice HousE.-Mr. Henry Exsl is com.
pleting brick ice-house for MessrS. hxall
& Rhodes. in rear of the new State Bank.
the dimensions being 80 by 30 feet and ~
feet deep, capable Of storing l,Zoo Ions oi
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NOVEMBER IoN-BooKs.-FrdnE Les
lies Lady's Book, Demoresfs, and Godcys
fashon.books for November are to be had
from j. 7. Ellyson, 1112 Main street.
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HEAVY MERINo UNpKRsHIRTs, only one dollar
each for sale by Z. B. sPENCE Il son.
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BAPTIST sUHpAY-ScnooL ASSOCIATION
The quarterly meeting OF the Baptist Sun.
sy-School Association will take place Sun.
day afternoon at 81 O'Clock at the First
Baptist church.
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GEnMAn SICK ASSISTANCE SoCIBTy.-Ihe
second anniversary ball Of the German Sick
Assistance Society will be given at New
Market Hall on Monday.
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MIi.LXN EEY.

GRAND FALL OPENING.-I .~9<a
u would respectfully aaDouuce To my T&S$&
G.sly friends and jbe public eeneraliy1MoRse
D. y u-IL rc;Cir.r 9th and Goth TO exhibit my
,4rs. NnG yarleG assortment Of FKEyCH-PATT1hN T
LpSSE!- aId HATS: also. ali the latest novelties
6; D.. -.u-"r. Ny siuck Of Flowers, Ribbons,
Ia.-,. Fo.U!t Rs. Sclvets. eilks. &c. Is complete
AZ .y;ng D-en bought for cash, will be sold NJ the
n i reasonable pIi,c. he public Is invited 10
81. Mrs. FANNIE HUTZLaK, o25 Broad street,
t~. s.,.a Finland Sixth oc l7-4t
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-17

ONE DOLLAR will buy heavy Merino uudershir,
from E. B. SPENCE C Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-17

INDICATED RED FLANNEL .UNDEs SHIRTS and
drawers-certain cure for rheumalism-for sale by
e. 3. SPENCE & Son