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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-07-09

ANNIVERSARY SERAoN.-On Sunday next
Rev. J. A. Chambliss, formerly pastor OF the
Second Baptist church, will deliver the annl-
versary sermon before the Young mems
Missionary Society of that church.
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'"A I"GisIA IioME ISsrnAXcEl
ME- p,,,p, 'nMrANY. JCLY 2, 1874.
49, "'',.I' hC'AhD pF DIRECTORS Of This
Mai !Iv,,.,t,,' nave ih!' day declared SEMI
"''i' o. snd alter The I3tll Instant.
!. i.I~ y. L. WHEKkY, JR..
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QUALIFIED.-Mr. Edward Gray qualified
Yesterday as assistant commissioner OF the
revenue.
Mr.. George j. Hundley qualified yesterday
TO practice law in the Hnsllng5 Court.
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THE WEATHER To-DAY.-Ffom our re-
,,orts ms morning the rrobdb'i'hes are mds
me ncoher io.day aciN be cloudy and ue'y
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GRAND JURY.--The grand jury of the
Hrstings Court met yesterday, and indicted
for TEL llony Peter Selden, for house.breaking !;
John Ii, Young for grand larceny.
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RANGE OF THERMOMETERS in the Dispdtcn
counting-room Wednesday, July 9Th:
SA. M. 81; M. D r; 10 ~
40 90 80
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'A i!'EAL BANK or EICHMOND,}
'rti,- RICHMOND, June u. .lS74
| E' ,Ai'I' or DIRECTORS OF THIS
r,Vf',yrt ,,'" lA, day accllrcd Il dividend Of
..f l,...''. - ca Il the earnings Of lbc cur
o.. .a.I - ''I' ~ all 'aAc,. payable to the
AZ" ~jicr tie LIST d.y Of IN next
= 15.2,.v.,. :. a. GLOVER,
r.----,-. Cashier
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THE New POSTAGE LAw.-Merchandise
utnseaed) and printed matter to the weight
of four pounds to the package can now he
sent through The mails at the rate one cent
Tor each tWO ounces.
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REMnvAr.-A. HAERIs'S Lola C6ice tes.abi;htc
IN SG5) has been removed to 1922 Main street.
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h.,.it,nraa.A, htY naA AEI lrr sale by BODEkER
'-er l,lc ~ r. hoe.ar and keta!i Druggists.
''S H'tei. lyl
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DEtfIh5.Ns,S-

'fi SAYINGS BANK.
TE EDAtD %f n.EETToni ii 1"IT T. ga, Gays
Il. ~'' t' iarrd d!.iG-rd or ro,.r a. rrt
.., ',' "'.I.ai ~t'rk of inp i;:ruk. payui,lr 10
-''''''' ." and alter TIC 9th Instant.
"t.t EDSAED COHEN.
ClNhiir
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Posr-OFFlcE STATIsrIcs.-Th following is
the Richmond letter carriers report for The
month OF June: :,
Mail letters delivered, 94,35l: mail cards,
Oils; drop letters, gill; drop cards, 81 i3 !;
papers, 33,992. Letters collected, 5S,9l4 !;
city letters 3,153; cards, 7,77o; papers,
7 d17
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INSTALLATION OF PYTHAN OFFICERS
Quite large number OF persons assembled
at the Odd Fellows Hall last night, among
whom were many ladies, TO witness the in
Stalation of the officers recently elected by
Jefferson Lodge, knights OF Pythas. Grand
by acting grand officers Charles +. Taylor
aud }. J. White. Addresses were delivered
by Past Chancelors Gilman and White. Chan.
cellors Cook, Tay ylor and others. a splendid
collation. was spread and highly enjoyed by
all present.
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RESIGNATION OF COMPANY ~ flREAEN.-1D De
following resignation OF the members Of Com
pany d. of the Richmond Fire Department,
was handed TO the chief yesterday morning
RICHMCED. July s. 1874.
To Captain George Il. Ainstie. Chief Of the Fire
Devartment: Sir,-We, the Undersigned, members
of ConInny ID. Fire Department, i'll consideration
of the treatment of our rfsUeced captain, John j.
ing by the CuunciI at their last meeting. respect
fuIJy lender our resignation as members Of the Fire
department of this city.
Very respectfully, SC"
J. H. KING; E. IT. KELLY,
w r. BOwLEs, w. ii. TYREE,
" GLAZEBKoOK, ". j. THOMAS.
b. X. ISBELL.
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DELINQUENT FOR LlCESsE TAXES. The
CITY Collector has reported to the Police
justice the names of Ill persons, who
have failed 10 pay the license taxes assessed
against them. They will be summoned to
appear at the Police Court next WedneS-
d4y, to show cause why they should not
he fined as provided by the ordinance.
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100 rtNi. THREE NJ tho>e very q
l. r.tI. iF>ENE<rS unE-A
= ..r,.,' r,,w,.u Gr.cr ard lrosd' cph-
.,..,,r.-, each, With all modrfn cuNNe-
"' ,.u En.tn sl'rr$ and NV Ehl -"
o. H.. .,,...'3. -,v.,i h.iw"-n Main ana fFahhu"'
49,, .s. 4. u!gr". Apply I" ,.r,,r,
+. lD>>lrt \ l. PRnlltFh,
ISL .ruukII street.
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+. ~ Hi\ J. ELEGANT AND SlI-T@
: ."' ''n h't. II DWELLING. with Man asii as:i
go l". -'N "uitiA lh!rG street, NOW In ih,'
"..'! ~ !.. q. =. !ia>kius. Possession. 25ih
.".' t''i- !.."9'fls convenience anu Improve.
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.'.r.' '"a->'rr\ EEHN DWELLING. unrtl.-
.H = HN" Natu streets. now occupied !n
.' ''Is.tu j. l.. ln.Hu4cm. Pos. .,ssil,.i Il, al
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Ricl,n1uud 1lspattlt,

-ruH CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
c,rru II LARGER THAN THE COMBINED
c1pc1n ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAhf
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
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ST. JOHNS SUNDAY SCHOOL,
FRIDAY, July 10TH
leaving wharf 4, Rockets At ~ A. NJ, aud retaru-.
ing 8 Pm.
Tickets limited to such number as to make tne
trip plaasan and agi eeable 10 all
ty oct
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+ p'i REM. The STORE No. 1924 1...
3.Sttatr,',, r,~..a,ly n,ru,iy1 by ms. H::i
.p1 NOAH hi.kHR * 90.
III Main street.,
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STATE TREAsURY.-The balance in the
State Treasury Yesterday was S406, ,107.07.
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/ ''. ~ The rommnliou~ WAREs
s,.,., H. )" "Inn erClll Bluch. on Jarg LII
ls... 's'" ~ '"' occupancy al v ,.sSrS Tis,nlus
Gh.,r,..' '",''2' a'In @!arg immediately
- : VI" NdA ma! Eanh .! Virginia. iy ] I'm
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STRIKE REVENUE, &C.

The President says sour system OF rals-
ing revenue to support strikes has now had
four years. trial, and | must emphatlca!iy
saw that the law is as near perfect as human
laws can be made. l reported to the last
convention that l had managed to secure q
small strike fund, then aggregat1ng about
81 900. During the term it reached S2,oOo
in amount, and was Of incalcuable benefit
during the many strikes we have had the
past seven or eight months. believe sucn
a fund. and our present system OF strike
revenue, will carry us through any strike or
lockout that may be forced upon US. again
ask the convention to iDdorse my action 10
securing the fund, and by constitutional
enactment provide for the maintenance OF
such a fund at all times. The fact that there
was collected for strikes nesrly 81 900 during
time when two-thirds of our number were
idle or working short time, not only demon
strates the fact that the law is good one
but proves beyond doubt that we have ar
rived at that period In our history when
members will make almost any sacrifice TO
maintain our organization and Its laws"
"The law provides that no strike can bs
recognized that has not been first referred tf
an arbitration committee, provided the en-
ployer will appoint his portion OF SAID com
mittee; and if the employer should refuse
| strike could be recognized without arDi
| tratiou."
About one hundred and forty deaths Q
members have been reported to the omc
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No pains will be spared TO insure ample enjoy
mcnt To all who participate.
special care will be taken for the comfort Of
ladies aud children.
irs,.class band IF music has been engaged.
Tick, IS for gentlemen, 81; ladies, 90 cents.
Order viii be enforced. Jy S-Gt
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EXCURSIONS.

WILTON AND DUTCH GAP
ON TIE JAMES.
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uO FOR "DUrCH GAP!"

The LADIES' AID SOCIETY Of Leigh-Ss.eet
Baptist church will leave Wilton on the eve Of
their PICNIC In time 10 visit the great DUTCH
GAP CANAL. ty 9-lt
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Washington Items.

WASHINGTON. October 2S.-The President will
order the tnnmisS Nv q eucrt t. provide ratiOns
for the people OF The country devastated by grass
hoppcrs.
lie inlernsl revenue for October will reach
$4,000 600.
There is no authority whatever for stating that
Grant has 'openes his head about third term in
the Cabinet or elsewhere.
The surviving members ofthe Chalmctte Brigade
now numbering only twenty-five colorcd men. in
New Orleans have applied TO the president for
support during the coming winter. all their uuds
are III the Freecmcu's savings Bank. and lost. The
youngcs; member. now serenty-tve ears old, asks
that the Government will chartably regard their
appeal. and remin's the President that they fought
under t,cucral jackson At New Orleans, and their
only reward was commentator in general orders.
/ he Treasury department requests Mr.. Dawes.
the chairman of the Ways ana Means Committee.
MOTTO pIops" an Increase OF the free list at the next
Ssiun oil Cong cSe, the customs and revenue Is
still short and ought 10 be increas cd Instead of d
miuishtd For the same reason the pending Cana
dian reciprocity treaty with Canada Will be defeat
Cd in the senate.
Quartermlsle r-lSc ueral Megs positively declines
The Russidn mission. and will only racate his Office
for the posi- lion of Major. General.
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:DRx asss,s.,a
NEW GooD ! NEW GoOnsl

n -z- I . sts p -
JULIUS MEYERS, no, BDa RRoAr, s,,pre r
| SECOND SUPPLY OF NEW Farf.1s ,,,1l11
| WINTER GOODS JUST RECEIyEr1,
Beautiful NAyY-BLUE and Pr,T,tf,or ~, ~ r,,,.,,
| GOODS at 25c.; NJ 49, = - 'A'- ni'Ess
DiA 15t, s. sEnGEs, BASKET CLOTH, sAnyr
ohs Hs ~ rM ,I ,s,s cloths CoLoRED AIPA.
BLACK IAslNEREs at exceedingly low prices
,sLAC \, ALPAcAs from 25c. ana up;
Pure MoHAIR ALPAcAs ut soc:
TYCOON REPS NJ % and G5c.
bargain In BRoCHE snAwLS at 81 30 worth al Z
led ano WHITE SHETLAND sHAwLs;
BEADED GIMps, PRINCES, and BUTTONS In great
variety ut the lowest prices: - S '
BEADED SAcoUEs and CLoAKs In new STYLES.
DAMAsk TOWELS ut 70, 80, 371! 40, SO, go, and
CCEoRRD DAuAsK NAPYIss at 81 oer do,or =
bargain;
LINE,f DoYL1Es and NAFxISs-al large assortment
ANDEesCoGGIN. FRUlT.oB-THE-LO DON, and AU,
BERS C0TTCyS at.12ke,:-----
Good Al BRowN COTTON at SIC. and upwards.
An entirely new stock Of LADsEs' and Cn1LDEEs's
e s1II5,n, = h5TFs and BoAsat 81 per ses
LADIES, MISSES, and CHILDeEN'S VESTS and
DRAWERS a speciality;
GEITLEMEN's PLAEy and RIBBED ALL-WooL and
MERISO SHIRTS and DRAWERS;
GESTLEMEG-s SCARLET SHIRTS and DRAWERS
for rheumatism;
LADIES' and CrIILDRBN's STRIPED COTTON and
MoRsTEp HOSE at all prices;
GENTLEMES'S REGULAR-MADE BRITISH HALF
HOSE al 25e. and upwards:
GENTLEMEA'S WHITE and GRAY MERISo HOSE !;
GOOD l.BUTToS KID GLOVES at Toe. and button
ScARFs, RIBBONS. &C., in oil the new shades;
oEI, STEEL, BEADED, and SILK BUTTONS In all
sizes and styles;
a nice assortment or CARPETS RIGS, and MATS
at low prices:
O1LCLoTH RUGS. for stoves, ut
JULIUS MYERS, No. 603 Broad street.
Agency for Nine Demorest's Reliable Patterns
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PINEAPPLE and YOUNG AMERICA CHEESE,
FRUIT aud ENGLISH CRAcKEhs,at
10 CHRIsTTAN 6 WHITES.
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Cram petersburg.

h''''' '.- = the Richmond hfspa's"'!
f~,-r,>I~'n5f"'' W .,n,,sG. October %. 1874,
,,''' TtT kEHEut ~ ,'ay has been the senst-
--. ,rj" 1f' tt"c and ptrade 81 , s"v !, irc-Dor
., ~'a.' - ,,.rr four c";''Nh," oSsor en-
,-.9f i.'' :, r.nr Ila"k-a,''- s'"" n ~,
'.......s $751;. ..' ,n..,i ot >msU ocSS, w, rno
-, WHILE. vi'h pony H''w uniforms
.H .m..r..y .".t2"". NJ ,NrcaraNcc as thes
r..' ..mJ 81 ''' me music of two brass
s. ~ &. #" H'l', t trucks. Sc. were rie-
81" .r. ~s''.. - 4 wcgS &n' r'nHnnS' WIZ WIZ
... ..e.....- .-,.r. was rUth"d anu 'ia.H"cu
... ..r.....' H ''' A,rnr cOuri-honss there
.-. :. 81 '..t. .'.,.r.,r the Resolution and
.... N..,,, -, winch could project me
49, ,.t'> !, was mol decided wlhcn
-..,..." u N'rt'S. lrtxalc IS in splendid
.' '.. nciri,cy, ard rene Is kitS "a
........ 4. 10 '', nf Naiur William TX.
'ht''1l C, ,n,irr the new CITY go-
.# ... ,..,,},i them M to th'S S'S""-
..... .." ~..,n.lI>' commands. 49,. as,
....'. I'd. .,, NrromC III" GENRE a. Il" aC
-'.' a.. fr.,,!c. lkl> mnr"'nG 'o'
.... ',..nrr> ot the city when Is
..... ''' s.,.,.> ~ hc 81 tac a> m.
.r.' tt,rr The close NJ the war.
aN' r,,.t,y years = missionary
.... .. .'' e., u deliver Il free lecture 10
... y. tnnni>i churches. on the
... .h,.>,. chi ,.yru az M ior,SS
.r,,..rl - w authority lna
- r.s net ny any means ~
90. .... {. .... ','..s contest, bat means 10
:. !. ;,Ars all The winter.
rs v.Y r. criyo l2rE' negro NN!c'
-'..N.. ..f,.> concentrate on h!m ne
IN. ,a.!Gl,!ate VI the custom
....... .,,. from he country are IN The
!,,.. Is very hIiSk i"r tho
.. BE-" RORlN AFFAIR.
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The Episcopal Meetings.

. VIEW YORK, october 2S.-Thc Tribune says
+ Much sooner than was expected the contest on
ton. The large majority given IN favor of the
pew canon was probably secured not by
speeches or arguments during the debate
spokesman stated that the canon, while presenting
n mere opinion tint certain ritualistc acts and
practices were Of doubtful doctrine, by no means
settled the question or forbade the acts but simply
nsvt d The way fer an Investigation and trial when
they took place The real battle over rilualiSm Is
10 be fought when these cases com. up for TRIAL.
The vital question is thus postponed"
In the Episcopal Convention to-day, the Commit
tee ou tanonS reported adversely 10 deaconeSses.
The Texas diocese Is divided into two missionary
ciStric:s under the title Of Northern and Western.
bishops Alexander T.. Garrett, of Nebraska, is mis-
>ionary BISHOP for Northern aud Rev. B. Elliott,
Of Georgia, missionary bishop for Western It xas.
John h. Il. WiDgteld, of Petersburg, Va. has
b"rn appointed missionary bishop Of i,orth Cali
ICrntx.
The missionary bishops were confirmed, With
CO Ell doors lat 1 o'clock.
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The Situation i'm Alabama from u Re
publican Source.

MONTGOMERY, October 2S.-Tha Republican
Chancellor McCraw. whose division embraces
nearly onc.thrd Of the State. 10 published letter
Sreakng Of The state OF affairs In the chanccry d.
vision ever which he presideS which extends across
The BLACK Bcit" into what are known as white
counties. both in North and South Alabama. says ::
am icjoiccd 10 say that do bot know of single
case of outragc OF personal violence for opinions
sake In ii the length and breadth of this dlyison
nor have heard Of even one authenticated case.
have no heSiEtncy in saying that the citizens of
an colois and MI political Iarlies and do freely
AND fully express their political oplulenS just as
aud when and where they please. without The least
fear of any outrage or personal violence The OUT
side world is deceived 10y the terrible passion into
which lettcr-wrtcrS and political editors have
Al,oama i'll which any mali--DcmOCrat, COnse, va
tive, Republican, or Radical-may not publicly de-
clare his sentiments with rs little fear of moeSa-
tiVu Us III ATTY State in all the uroad Union.
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Louisiana Affairs.

NEW ORLEANS. October 2S.-Mayor Wilt Or
derS saloons To b. closed on rleciou-day.
Five 10 six thousand fraudulent negro regStra-
lions have been discovered.
The Central Church Committee of fifty Republt-
cans &C. lorcil have issued adde's stating that
they constitute ninr-!eutlS of the Republicans of
The State ask equal distribution of public
patronage, aud dcma.d that cClorcd men shall be
OF the Stalc. They do not propose 10 be bndy led,
rs they have becu in lie past.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Kate weather Report.

Especial telegram 20 the Dispasch.l
WASHINGTON, October Col A. M-For the
Middle States and New England, falling barome-
ter, northeast to theast winds, warmer and In
crcasngly cloudy weather. with rain In che western
and northern portions.
ASSOCIATED Press telegram.l
WASHINGTON, October 2S-7 r. M-For Ten.
nesSec and the Gulf States, falling barometer,
southwcstcrly winds, warmer and partly cloudy
weather, followed by rain IN the western portion
10 morrow.
For the South Atlantic States, falling barometer,
sou'hcily winds, warmer and partly cloudy wea-
th,T.
For the Middle and Eastern Statcs, falling ba-
r, meter. Winds backing to fresh southessterIy.
warmer and partly cloudy weather, with RAIN In
western portion.
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pea.h OF II WeIl-kn0wn Citizen of Nor,
-PorSeMaI--COfton

Especial telegram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, October 2S.-Capiain Johu Luck
wcli-&nown citizen OF Norfolk, and prominent
to-day.
DR.. Bcttchcim reached Norfolk to-day on church
business.
The largest receipts of local cotton to-day ever
known here FOR Que day.
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Summary.

W. u. Washburn. lumber. dealer, OF Mnneapo-
lis has failed liabiti les, hilt million; assets,
one million. Washburn's paper is held all over The
Stt!cS.
The trials for violations Of the enforcement act
in shreveport. La have bccu postponed Till alter
the election, by general consent
Count Won Armlmwas SET III liberty yesterday.
Admiral Topctcs death is imminent.
A cutton-mitl in tie county Of Chester, with sew
cuIccn operatives, was burned Tuesday.
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croCxEKx AND GLASSWARE.

d R TAYLOR, DIRECT IMpoRIEh
T.. AND DEALER s EFRss sna a o1Sa,
dee4ratsdarnfd pps Paw English IVORY handled
T AsLE CUTLERY, aness triple; glsteS M aE -
sETs, 1cE-WATEE 4rGaE xss;s to- Of FaAAcS
Go oBiHI "a SI Also a GRANITE and cGMMoS
Jsps9asd sea gg lsota &c sE MEN a.a
HousEnn sTtlf.K lust received direet from the
,a q AZ PRICES LOWER THAS EyEd: !,
Trsspeeuy invite a who MAY az, gsea goe1 p ~
nv line 10 cali aud examine my 49, 3.syJn IN S.
chasing. onTnstta post.ofiiee.
SIS. Sos A 49, = Wholesale and Retasi,
I'D. GARpozo and 3. ALsoe, special paStpsss' =
sa lA-Sm 81 +, 40
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Revolution i'm Lower California.

SAN FRANCE co. October 2S.-Ncws has been
received OF Il revolution in Lower California. The
Insurgents pundcr'd and murdered many persons
and Then proceeded 10 Cape 81. Lucas. wnen the
people rose and gave them battle. killing thirteen
Insurgents, including the leader. thus putting an
end 10 the revolution.
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Yr., N'",.e: Hotel. Oakland, Nd. was burned
--.. --lIs. :lQ.VOO: insured for 10000.

g'.,1 D. = people are reported starving in
rs,ss,- Az, Nc1risks, owing TO the grasShoprer
ai4 alt, and others on baked flour and
sr,k ~ med It Gay. Ten thousand people In Ne
81 60. anon ana cold during The winter. Hundreds
and "'" ii'hei and GU The verge Of starvation,
'4'" !Ae~i-s - leave the Site.
Inv M elimination Of Henry Clews, banker. touch
o. ;I ~, Il':Iy was held in New Ork Tuesday,
tr frs E u l. K. schneider. Judgment crcni-
prorr,t:. ',oVv. lbr defendant tertided that his
Iatd ~: mostly consisted 0f railroad and other
lie ,"ts. amount. and his for making
G.ydc ,4.ilHt Wa that The Property should be
fsuGi. Io"'.y between al creditors. The exami
E. e'' any armed, owing 10 the arrival OF II.
loan on q, %!'c mas been In LonGou negotiating a
Z. st rte 1etenaants bouds to meet the demand
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''''..i' t.- ii&N"UAf.--Rcv. ". i. 0rrick, VINO
-. '"..s .'-. a"l":nt"d miss on:.iy bishop 10
r.. FL. : 49, - %: Maryland. about thirty five
.. -''a'a'a irr-cni rector 1T Christ ca'hc-
'".@ = II. lie was graduated IL the Uni
49,. ..s 81. N-2.E.E, and aitrrwari entered the Di-
.'i.. - iaI!ldciuhia. aud became rector
.- T.. d. 81. he:rt., In York. Pa, whence lie was
g., "'.!. '!'-@Gt parish about 4 year ago. lie
o.. %" ''' ~ - ,tr standing committee and u
...' e." Hpar4 at Missions Of that diocese.
'' '-. q. go .IAGE positions OF trust and honor.
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'.g,... ST. ,- IAuv DIIkE.-Thc Berlin cor.
g.. ....-.. ... t-uG%pu Times writes:
t..i. iIi!... who died FIVE weeks
= % Z. o.. .. Hr Fsru'l On tHc 1Oih instant, at
...-... lis u,..-...uay WIS It"riUrm,d IN the
--...... r... d. .U,.g toi for burial purposes hy
's"s. Is. :. ..a t.t.. relatives Of the deceased
Isl. ~.'.... = myers 20 be present, q large
..-r.. ... t'.... :ngu attended The cApcriment.
".-.. =. ...- ,-..s atd complied with H.. SIZE
.-a- #..' 90. ,..r up :. lacasl prayer, the cot
he. ..a.... n t.' "taH!her 1f The furnace; slN
e.. z H. IN" coffin burst five minutes more
r-. ..' ..-l ha-n.. - melt away: ten minutes
g" .a# '-.. -".r"'u. va !siG bare: another len
q. w s-. 20" Istfl..- tc< Kan H. crumole. Seventy
#'.s - be. Introduction Of The collin into
s.. 81. So. .r!1tiuc; OF Lady Dixie and
ID "'.' * t..0:do at dust. placed In An Urn.
49, .:....-..@ ! TIL" deceased was present"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29
The Erie Railroad.

NEW YORK, October 2S.-Captain Tyler ycster-
the Erie railroad He recommends double track
with Steel rails and change Of gauge. Ihe report
l. favorable 10 the great corpora on. In which SO
much ng!ish capital has been Invested.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

.'- RESULT ~ TIE "OY-TER Wharf.-The
.. 49,. .&cr",.. r-rci controversy as to the
>... .r." t,.w"yn Maryland and the Eastern
r..'.# '.-..ala h1a ru.I'nled In rtlisaughtcr.
..., .' .'-.. ..'"'"i 'Ast hOmGs Rigs1n. Il Mary
n.t.. s'.-'... "A!i" pyn@ h!s vocation near the
N "a .. f." -y,4c .FHu months ago, Was shot by
ga. .'' - Virginia oyster Inspector. OF Ac-
.-.' = Va. We now learn that lie died
. .'.>.. 1l = Il The taect, Of the wound.-BaL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29
BROAD STREET.
631.
j. WILD T.

HAIR GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
have lust returned from the North ana oroaan
on The cheapest lot of HAIR ever offered ios SAG
IN this city. Prices to suit the times. LADIES ,af
d,assed for 5Oc and all other work In proportion.
HAIR JEWELRY made at short noiee aas
large IVY ~ j. WlLDT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29

.... HE H.ChroaH !'lSPa''".j
>.y a.. October 81, Is. (.
- .. 800 ~ tht visible iaG'ca-
N...rsn.> Ser. Petersburg
''' ,.,-,.u, The same Thing
s''.'.'' - - t...i .rr,ur,. and
... ,"', J., ,,,,r..,,r,,,,,u, Mad
.'.' ! -, ,tt,,ir,,x NJ his
ne "',' w., w., -. M =, hi<rnr, If
..' 49,. 80 >,rJrb i now
....' - go i'.'iH. ~ ihr
...'' - y ,'l ~. n,r,.,f,,i..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-29
HUMAN HAIEl at E.

TyUMAN HAIRI HUMAN HAIR at Il.
nid res meet fuly call the attention OF the ladies'
to lot Of HAIR I have just received, containing
two hundred pounds the cheapest ever npoJF .ga
into Richmond; and will for tue nsSs ,n gdss
ST need t Of human hrir goods. With many thanks
to nv customers for their most liberal gncoara S
ne ~ t,ir Goods viii mt all times exert myself 10
tnsure such barg AIMS as will enable me to sen hn.
man uaH Sooo' " &C 12-1m