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To PREVENT Fever and Ague there is no
per bottle. eo
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The ONLY CNFAILING SPECIFIC for diseases
OF the kidneys, bladder, and the organs affected
by vicious habits, is Helmbold's Extract Buchu.
This medicine cures. DIR. Helmbold is the only
physician who has succeeded in obtaining the
full virtues of Buchu. His is the original and
only truly valuable preparation. IL Is confided
in by physicians and patients alike. 1t Is i'm
portant that sufferers should obtain the genuine.
Therefore ask for Helmboid's Extract Buchu,
with the Doctors signature on the bottle. For
sale by all druggists. eos
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-15

To THE CoNsUMPTIvE.-Iett those who Ian
guish under the fatal severity of our climate
through any pulmonary complaint, or even
those who are in decided consumption, by no
at hand, and one easily tried. "Wilbor's Com
pound Of Cod Lirer OIL and Linn, !" without pos
ssssing the very nauseating flavor of the on as
heretofore used, is endowed by the phosphate OF
lime with healing property which renders the
oil GOubly 6ffcacious. Remarkable testimonials
OF lis efficacy can be exhibited 70 those who
desire TO see them. For sale by A. b. WfbOr,
Chemist, Boston. eos
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Rf ThOAAS lNMLlN2 huctt1noar,
~ l1s Bridge street, Georsc:own.

sT1ioke's admitting : geaiioasu ant Isdies
81 lanif-r-
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THOSE IN WANT OF fuel will ind it to their
interest to buy OF T. Edward Clark g CO., Oh
Lesisiana avenue, under the Seaten House
Year, IN the business, and sell the besf siify
he'd upon.
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MAssEY's Philadelphia NIX Ale, $50 per
dozen. Cincinnati Lager, sL20 per dozen, at
n. W. BURCHKLL's 1882 street. eos
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SALES OF RIAL EsTATE.-Duncansop Dow
ling " Co. sold yesterday afternoon for Garnet
y CapeIton, trustees, lot Sc, in square sos, stu
atsd on \ street south, between \ and 9Th i'm
proved by a brick house, TO Thomas Jessup
Miller, for 81 ,lOO-5O.
Nessrs. Luttrell i Co. sold for VIM. F. HoItz-
man. trustee, sub. lot No. 1872, in square No.
5G5, Columbia street northwest, improved by a
three-story pressed brick dwelling, TO Messrs.
Lane and Adams, OF New York, for 1850.
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THKRMoM1T1Rsx and Baroneters are repaired
and made to order by Hempler ne ar Az street
TIE COMMUNITY st large appreciate the use-
fulnes Of Singers Sewing Machine. Is
WILCOX q GIBB's Swine MAoHIEl- The
celebrated BasAar Patterns. Agency st Ohas
Baun'e hoopskirt and corset factory, Tth street,
tntelliesAcer building. l0,2s
TURco-RussIAH BAfHs; also, Medicated va.
por Baths, for Al shtn dissass, q DR.. shedds,
ID street s.N.6
THIS Is TO GIyIEoTIoI, That the subscriber.
u have obtained from the Supreme Court Of the
District Of Columbia, holding special term, letter.
teMamentsry ON the personai estate Of BERNARD
SHIELDS, late Of Washineton city, d o..
5000. Az persons having elsim agAina the said
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the sAme with
the voucho thereot 20 the subscriber, or before
the Nh DAY OF December next: they may Otherwise
By law BE- excluded from all benent OF the sard
estste Given under our hands tins % DAY Of Decem.
CHARLBe (his narhl eHluLps.
HV9h ~ .srhl pIekM.
aeeii-th!a' 1sgisssr Of VIII.
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TO THE WEAK, THE WORN, AND THE WEARY,
the editor of the Boston Recorder says:-"we
Wan Syrup, protected solution of the protOxide
OF iron, to all the weak, the worn and the weary,
having richly experienced its benefits 1t pos
sesses all the qualities claimed for 1t By its pro-
prietor. q
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TIE MAGNIFICENT PROGRAMME offered by
MT: Theo. Thomas Is Q compliment TO the taste
and appreciation Of the Washington public.
One entire symphony will be played on the sec
ond night. Let the compliment be returned nv
an overcoming house. Already the seats are
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IT,, III l"f 90 q a - s-~erAR- TaNes In Caorc-
bNh % pad - a isree Ai.ralnt- ,,,rb,,,,, -,
..tbie o. csitinA a. ~, Gul,ecfar ~ anniirs.t,,
" ne uIdefs CnCd, a. the Farmer. ana M.-e.,,ts.
Janis Ct 10 m .
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DAMON Lopez, No. -, X. OF P-Tbe follow
nag oseers or the Lodge have been duly in
stated ey Grand Chancellor Foxvell: II a
Iirscomb, past chancellor; T. Il. Creamsr q
e. j. +. Nolan, VIC; L. +. Gray. preiste,
j. Draper, Il. OF Il. and s.; Fred. q. CaIysrt
]. s.; VIM. Kane, -. s. VIC
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THKRMoNHrHRsx and Barometers are REPAIRED
and made to order by Hempler ne ar AZ stree
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oTHKR LRrTKRs,

Miss Anthony then introduced Mrs NettIe @.
Tabor, who read letter from Mrs. Frpes-
tine l.. Rose. prominent advocate OF the
Suffrage question, on the condition Of the
Burr, Of Hartford, Conn.,, who read q letter
nom L. @. Laphsm. esq. 1, to Miss Susan b. An
thony, on the justice Of her suit in the New
York courts, and in advocacy OF womsn's rights.
Numerous other letters were read-one nom
Thomas Wentworth HiReenson, Of Newport,
X. l.; one from Henry Wilson, and others IRON
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Some OF the tortoise shell jewelry is as
light as lace-work.
WIt Is said that there are more than a hum
dred women studying law In the United States.
@French enamelled jewelry is one of the
caprices.
GIT Is found that our nerves are hollow tubes
containing fine gas.
@SiI women are striving to be postmaster
at Smithville, Georgia, and six houses 20 un-
swept.
ga grand assembling of Freemasons from
all parts Of the world Is proposed in Philadel-
phia as one of the features Of the centennial.
ga young lady who died recently at Au-
rora, ILL.,. was buried In q white coffin, lined in
eide and out with white satin and beautifully
decorated.
0A number of New Workers are spending
the winter in Florida and South Caroline.
They write home aggravating descriptions of
tne good things set before Observation-Disclosures
NThe velvet and fur combination % popu-
Ar tnn wintsf In street costumes Is one Of the
moM eieGsnt ana styiish introduced for many
year. Noehfng can b. handsomer or richer
than real FUR And reakvslvet.
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BriLDING INSTRUMENTATION STU month
y meeting OF the Washington Cooperative
Building Association last night 2x shares
600 were advanced on At premium Of I2S
per cent.
At the Goth meeting OF the Economical Build-
Ing Association held last night, one share was
sold at 80 per cent?
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TIE WASHINGTON SCHUKTZRS VKREIN met
last night at their headq uarters, and their con-
sutution was amended creating the Office of
controller OF the park, and Mr.. Edward Abner
vac elected as controller. The efficient and
popular president of the Yerein, Mr.. Simon
VOL, rendered his resignation, which was not
accepted MI. Wolf gave his reasons for su ca
acton, and stated that under NO circumstances
would he retain the position any longer. 4
notloh Eas made and carried TO lay the resiyna-
uon on the table for future action.
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TeIesraphtc Summary.

Hon. Frank P. Blair, who had a serious
relapse within the past few days, is rallying
again, and has been sitting up.
Governor Dix's decision in Havemeyer's
Mayor Of New York city, case is made pub
lie. The Governor censures the course of
the Mayor, but declines to remove him or
take any further action in the case.
A dispatch from Vienna states that there
is great excitement and indignation among
the inhabitants of the Galician and Transyl-
yania frontiers In consequence Of the viola
tion Of the territory by 600 Moldavian pea
SAINTS, who forcibly crossed into the district
elk. The Governor has telegraphed to
Pezh for military.
The London Standard says the Schleswig
question is assuming a serious aspect IN con-
sequence of the daily expulsion of Danish
Subjects and the hostile tone of the German
press. The result will be formal protest
to Berlin, and ultimately to retallate by the
exnulsion of Germans from Danish soil.
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Lexington, NV, Races.

LEXINGTON, September 14.-The fall meet.
ing of the Kentucky Association commenced
to-day. The weather was fine and the attend
ance large.
The first race--the Phoenix Hotel stakes
for three-year olds, mile heats--was won by
Big Fellow. Time, 1:44, 1:45s, 1:49@.
The second neutrality-suspicious. dash
for two.year old tillies--was won by Katie
Pearce, Planet second, Leona third. Time,
Il + =
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lnDssssATIs,N nElslslif4sdaF NV
ORLEANS.
HiElLoGa AsKEDTo .AIBDleATE,
HE REFUSES no CoMAIUN1GATEWITHTH E
PEOPLES 90 MMIrTEIr. S. q
Reported Fighting Last Might.
The city I'M Posseasion OF the ,5l People.

WASHINGTON, September 14.-Adyices
| from New Orleans show that Governor Rel.
logg refused to see the committee of the
ICanai.street mass-nleeting upon the ground
that there were armed men in various parts
OF the city. Judge Mari assured Kellogg's
| aid, who was the go-heeWeen, that his dele
cation had no knowledge OF such armed
men. It is known, however, that Governor
kellogg has made application in eonstitu.
| Itional form for protection against shadows
| of which he is afraid. sll,-.,,J .s3 800,
New ORLEANS, September 1.-THE com.
mittee of the Canal-street meeting, after their
intellectual attempt TO see Governor Kellogg,
retired and reported the result to the meet
ing. 1900 -, IS 49, ~ + T. ~
The peopIeiwere then advised to go home
and get their arms and ammunition, and re.
turn to assist the White League, who were
then under arms, to execute The plan that
would be arranged for them.
/ The meeting on Canal street (referred to
,above) was held this morning in response to
a call to protest against the seizure Of arms
of private citizens. The meeting was very
large one, the great thoroughfare being filled
for several squares. Many stores were
closed, and business was very generally sus,
pended. Resolutions were adopted request
ling the immediate abdication of Governor
Kellogg, and a. committee, with r. Il. Marr,'
ESQ.,, as chairman, was appointed to wait on
the Governor.
/ The following circular has been issued by
Lieutenant Governor Penn to the colored
people: X
i" To the Colored People of Louisiana: In
the grand movement now on foot against
the enormities of the rule OF ,Kellogg's usur-
patton, rest assured that no harm is meant
towards your property or your rights. Pur-
sue your usual avocations, and you will not
be molested.
GIVE war against the thieves, plunderers,
and spoilers of the Slate, who are involving
your race and ours in common ruin. The
rights of the colored people as well as of the
white we are. determined to uphold and de-
fend. (Signed] l.. B. PENN,
Lieutenant-G Governor, Acting Governor, and
Commander-in-Chief Of the Louisiana
State militia"
The people seem to have responded With
alacrity to the advice given them at the
Canal-street meeting. By O'Clock P. M.
armed men were stationed at the intersection
of all streets on the south side.
WASHINGTON, September 14.-FightiDg is
reported in New Orleans. 4.
Luter--Details from New Orleans are not
obtainable tonight, but it may be said that
the people have possession of the city. They
have possession of The city fre-telegrapb and
City Hall. There is one company of United
States troops here, bat they remain at the
custom.house. Details are impossible to-
night. :,
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Attempt TO Assassinate the President
OF Perm.

PANAMA, September 4.-Advices from
Lima to the 18th of August give account Of
an attempt to sssassinate the President Of
Peru. Letters had been received that there
was conspiracy to murder him, but the
President refused to heed them. The attack
was made as he vas leaving the palace to
walk to his house. A number Of men had
posted themselves ready for the onslaught.
Many shots were fired, but none struck his
Excellency. The leader of the movement
was wounded and captured. The other con-
spirators fled, but thirteen of them have
since been captured, and will be vigorously
tried. The plot was no doubt widespread,
the conspiracy existing among dscontented
and unemployed military officers. The peo-
ole assembled in large crowds before the
Presidents house, and cheered him on his
eScane.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK MARKETS.

NEW YORK, September 14.-Cotton quiet: sales
of 2,O25 bales al TIC Southern flour steady.
Wheat 1c better and fair inquiry; S1.1 rs
for new winter red wes,ern;s 70 for old winter
western; 81 .2s@S1.42 for white western. Corn
heavy, and 1@2c. lower; .95@97c. for western
mixed aloat, closing at the inside price; 97c. for
western yellew. Coffee dull and nominal Sugar
frTn S3MSkc. for fair to GOOD refining: Sxc. for
prime; 75a9SHc for molasses; 91@9 7-l6c. for
CENTRIFUGAL; refined active and firm. Molasses and
Rosin firmer at S225GQ$2.30. Turpentine frmer
at 33AQ34c. Pork frmer; new mess. 523.45 Lard
lrmer at 14xc. Whiskey lower ut S1.05. freights
TO LIVERPOOL firm.
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COMMERCIAL.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND, September IA, 1874.
OFFERINGS.
WHEAT.-White, 1876 bushels Red, 1,T55
bushels.
OATs.-22S bushels.
MEAL.-114 bushels.
SALES.
2. WHEAT.-White, 49, bushels very good at 81 10
40 bushels common ut ~ .12; 81 o bushels good at
S1.33; 100 bushels at S1.30; 62 bushels common
at $1.10; l76 bushels very good 1T Sill; Sc
bushels common at sl.15; $50 bushels fair at
1.2S. Total, / 1916 bushels.
WHEAT.-Red. so bushels very good ut 81 80
A bushels common at III. 10; 100 bushels prime
on private terms; 500 bushels common On private
terms; 800 bushels good at $1.2s; 60 bushels very
good at Fl 81; bushels common at $l.15. To-
tai, l .00S bushels. .a
CoRN.-White. so bushels very good at 81; 400
very good on private terms. Total, 400 bushels.
.CoRN.-Mixed, 4S bushels prime at 81 o..
OATs.-20S bushels very good at 7c.; 20 bushels
prime at &c.. IL bushels good at 56c.; "a bushels
on private terms. Total 324 bushels.
MEAL.-64 bushels ut 81.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. September 14.-Flour quiet and
steady. Wheat firmer; amber western, IL. 23@
SI.25; white, s1.20@s1.30. Corn frmer aud
higher; white southern, 9Sc.; yellow, 93c. Oats
Steady; southern, 6O@62c. Provisions quiet but
firm. Coffee quiet. W,hiskey lower ut Sl.05@$1 o..
sugar strong and active at 10B@l 1Ac.
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France.

PARIS, September 14.-Partial returns
from, the election for member of the Assem-
blv in the Department of Main ct Loire,
foot up as follows: Comte de Maille (Re.
publican), $4,000; NJ. Bruas Government
candidate), $4,000; NJ. Berger (BonapartIstl
$4,000. It is probable the election Will re- .1,
suit in no choice, and another election VIII
have to be held. Comte de Maille IS the
present member from Main ct Loire.
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BY Telegraph.
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, September Goon-stocks active
and strong. Money, D. Gold, 109N. Exchange.
Long, 464; short, 466k. Governments active aud
weak. States quiet and nominal
Evening. -Money easy at 2@2H. Sterling quiet
at 4s4. Gold dull and firm at l o 97s(9l 09k. Go
iveruments dull and weak. States quiet and nomi-
y.
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

C1ScINNATI, September 14.-Flour firm; fam.
ilv, IS. 3O6s5.50. Corn steady. Pork frmer and
summer held at lac. Bacon-Demand light; hold.
ers firm; sales Of shoulders carly In the day at
1Oyc. on spot; 1U4c. 10 buyer September, closing
at lOc. on spot; sides closed at 54Q1 &c. Whis-
KEY firm and In good demand at 81.
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LOr1synLE MARKETS,

LOUISVILLE, September, 14.-Flour UNCHANGED.
fair demand and higher. Bacon In fair demand
and higher: shoulders, 10X@1 1c.; clear rib, OK
GGl SIC; clear l6401 &c.; Lard, 1910. Whiskey,
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OrF1cE OF THE CITY WATER-Wo RKs,
80 - WASHINGTON HALL,
RICHMOND, VA, september 2, 1871.
nEALED PROPOSALS will be received
S0,h fIpsntemher, instant for making and furnish,
mo IU,n This department with three hundred iS99l
aI.JNCH PIP Z and two hundred (2OUl 24-tNSn
CaST-IRON w ATER-P1PES; SAID pipes 70 pe ue-
Ridders will safe at what time and IN what guam
titles the pipes can be delivered, .,,,s
Any information required VIII DC gwen oven a. us
Office. uso,,t 10 reject any or
=, I ne h,ds lis1. jill. DAVIS, #
az sa VIC pO Superintendent.
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Double Murder in Georgia.

AUGUSTA, September IA report reaches
this city from Columbia that party of men
killed a negro man and woman at the resi-
dence of Il. Fl. Story last night. No particu-
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The ALLEGED tennessee Kuklux.

MEMPHIS, September 1.-THE alleged Glib
son county kuklux were brought before
United States Commissioner Garrett this
morning and released on bond of $4,000
each for their appearance on Friday next.
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aoaRDINa AVID LODGING.

HAVING.
BOUGHT TIE ENTIRE
LlTHoGRAPHlC. EsTABLIsHMENTs
Of MIR. Charles L. Lddwig and the Southern LiIh-
ographic Company,
are prepared to execute !, ,,,rpK
We guarantee Us good work as can De hau ~
Of The or western cities al me saas
Our fac for making blank ara nsur-
ng: a rSpins numbering ana pefiotastle s
ps1s'sN.. saaye Us s sIIst KEIEINGH.Aa,
sss n fltIre Main and Twelfth stree
$3.50, !. y ~ gae a Power Hall, corner Cary
and Eleventh streets, on or before q gsso
4 Ter next, fs W =
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300 copsof coupons sold at S5A. ) III!
~ STATE ssEcuRrTms. BID Asked.
txyM1ahin b2s 81
lf8inia e0nsols news. 80. .......... 37ix 90
tatfkfn3a de4erred ~. I. q. .e....,., @ 10
Virginia interest certia ates... 80 90
CITY. ssss Il g- .E3Ssi !
H H|ss$sss s i, 's5s g
RAILRoAD AND. CANAL BosDs. - -,
Orange & and Il Alexandria Railroad
third mortgage s,s. M. & N........, 90 Blk
Richmond and DanytlIe Railroad CON-. s. =;
soils, 6s. d. d N.....,......s........6 74 q 80 3;
James River and ,Kanawha Canal, q. .rs5 4 ~
frstimortgage 6's, M.,sS .E....,....... SO IS +.
RAILRoADANpc CANAL tsTocKs p. B. II
Richmond aud DaDSille Rail- !5t y, ais.: 81 s.
rl tshs Ralrosd::::::.... lS SS 81 g
ii BANKS. !.
First NATIONAL -. 100 100 1O3
State Bank ofTir4dnia. 80. 80. 100 90 81 y
INSURANCE COMPANIES. q. 3 -.
IL: Bsg SO 50
MISCELLANEOUS. 6i4s
Virginia Steamship and Packet .s
Sonpany; ......::..:;..... 100 IS So
pany...'....... p 100 90 e5
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BALTIMORE

BALTIMORE, September 14.-Virginia 8's, peel
ers, 37kS; consols, 52B West virginia's, 8. North
Carolina SIS, old, 19 new, 10; special tax, 5. Bid
day. .Ga. 81 iss.,4ass:ss-s E.-,r IS
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AExNEEsFRHx
d Ne1ENR ORDER oF aaIBERNIANs.
A G RAM Pr c-NfU
d ttsss will bs given. byf the M. s{ j,
e ANCIENT ORDERsoF4 HfBEgN1ANE
z. 81 Fat HATTURF'5 GARDEN, Il 4

- AcsClENIs 0sDERs0F4HtB I
sS9. 3sg sat HATToRF's GARDEN,
on TuEsDAY srpTr1BEH is, i s74.
Ample arrangements have been made to Ins,rre
"a pleasant day 10 aIl participants. II -
Inc pubic generally are respectfully invited ~
/. !, McCAHN's FIRST kEGTMENT BAND win furnish
the music on the occasion. ~ -.
The following committees have been appointed
and VIII give strict superyision TO the several de-
pagtments In their charge 3 ss.{ 8
Reception Committee. william n Ward, chair
man; w. 3. Barrett, II. D. Kennedy, Fl d. Bou.
cher, ), 4. Roach, Arthur Rooney, John il. Molloy
. Floor Committee: AZ. Byron. chairman; D. Sui.
UKeefe. . $500
General Superintendent: James Hayes.
Admission, SOC. each. Children under twelve
years OF age admitted free Sc lost
Min consequence Of the great demand for
tickets for the aboFepic-nc. tke Committee OF Ar
rangements have been necessitated to engage
WElMER'S tEnker'sl GARDEN In order to acs
commodate their numerous friends. $50 D
Come Of Yirgtnta's most distinguished citizens
have been invited and promise to attend.
The A. o. H.n intend to make this their FIRST
city. 49,. - irg55 -. mi
Tickets good for both Gardens. sel4-2t
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n RIEDING FlRSI AMI SESSEsO " o-AA%S
or ROBINSON'S VIRGINIA REPORTS.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA.
OrrrrE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING. I
RICHMOND, September 10, lS74.1
SEALED PROPOSALS for Ieprinting and bind
ing Ave hundred copies each Of first and seComa vol,
t nmes Of RoBINSON's VIRGINIA REPORTS will
be received by the undersigned at bis oice IN Inc
canitoI, until FRIDAY the Goth OF September,
1874. at IL NJ. The books are to be printed anc
bound to conform in every respect to GrAtkaas re
norris and to be printed bound, and delivered VIII.
In sixmonlhs after reception of bonds, which are
to be approved by the Secretary OF The common
Proposals for printing must state whether for hrst
ar second volume, or both, and price per nousand
Ems and per token of two hundred and ntty In"
presslons for presS-work. -
paper for the books will be furnished By me I'M
dersipned. and payment for printing ana binding
same made on the completion and acceptance OF
the works by the Secretary OF the commonwealth s
Comics Of the volumes to DE reprinted can DC
seeii - ' r. +. WALKER,
Superintendent Of Public Printing.
co eodt25Se
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Thc peters House nurning Case,

Especial telegram 10 the Dispatch.I
PORTSMOUTH, Va, September Il, 1874.
The Peters house burning case of the Com.
monweal.h vs. VA. Harvey, Robert. Maho-
ney, and George ?. Lookins, was disposed
Of in the Hastings Court to-day. Harvey
was acquitted, Lookins turned States evil
dence, and Mshoney was sent to the peni.
Tertiary for seven years for poeketpicking.
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sss:s FINA:NufssIlI, q

RICHMOND sToCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, septefaBef III, 4 s7s.
SALES @6o0 punch consol coupons soid ut 81;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-15
EIRsT REGIMENT BAND.


Mr.. LOUIS yOELKER has been unanimously
elected eader of this deservedly popular band uice
y. F. Mccain, and all orders for music. will be
promptly attended to by application to
LOUIS VOELKER, cigar store, 81
go a D8 No. go Broad street; or to
81. ss,.a a(ss3 JOHN WESTLEY, #
/, Sc 14-tw No. 1893 Main street
ISCHUTzEN PARK, DELIGHTFUL
~ SUMMER RETREAT, FINE SCENERY,
&c.. &c. This beautiful Park having been re-
Gently fixed up and put In thorough order, Is for
rent to Lodges, Orders, private parties, &C., &C
Being on the bank OF the river, 1t commands the
finest view of any establishment of Its kind near
the city. There IS on the ground O new and ele-
CANT pavilionfor dlnciDg, &c.
The Park Is open daily for the reception Of wish
tors No pains nor expense have been spared to
make 1t the equal Of any place of amusement in the
city. Good order will be strictly enforced. Apply
on the grounds, or through post-ofice box ~.
YUENGLING & CO.,
je 25-3m Proprfetors.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-15

WANTED, all to know that / do not,
w charge $3.50 for ANTHRACITE COAL to
enable me to nav drummers and middle men a
commission for selling. sell direct to consumers,
So S-eod4t C. II. PAGE.