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roClL. MATTERS.

ns ro ruS NOMINATING CoNVES'
NAySH,.' ri,y Conservative Committee
~. r.l,. upon the recominehuat'TWus in"IW W. u
%..-ti =. ~ Bradley I. johnson, Co!one. ,,sd ~, y;
nc..,'.,an, ncs.,1 and Or. A. 5. Mckae, appointed
l'''."9I1' ',.'91.wirs delegates TO represent tue va
II '""i VI this city 10 the Convention
!t.N, w. - meet Saturday 10 nominate
"yI. I'i.,c = for the STATE Senate:
cs;s%'' ,,.r,,j 4. Calder. William ii. Scott.
t'.s : 4. smith. {. A. Gibson, d. +.
to.,'1' William Plumer Gretter, w. I.
ii'1"4;5"' ii;5 & Il. Martin, J. y. W. johnson,
IN;'..tt Vcrrymau, Joseph E. Perkins. lCar-
ME-" E;;:n.. Ward: Henry Hudnal', james \.
-a'r ! r1utchfed, J. II. Parater, W. A.
b5s".,,s X, {. Wherry, Jr., Norman '.
r.rf',pa. Dy. f. Is. Watkins, Or. Geofge
~ N''., t.,r,ins:on. j. Taylor Stratton, >. =.
49,. ~, y. 4. Brown, Jr., j. D. Gatewood,
s'~ 5N,, : Edwards, James CaSkle. tCarfias-
!e' ,,...5T. a.. | Wisri: Peyton Wise, John II.
,, ,...,r. .,.r >.cpnrn Putney, Robert Ould,
..,.,|, ..| ra.c. Jr., Alfred Moses, Dr.. Jonn
s,,".r', s,''. i. T. paniel. Jr.. John b. Purcell,
.H"'.:.W A-..W NiNniser. f. y. Christian. Jr.,
, 5~..,. .... y B,owue, Lloyd J. Beall. Alter
1t'.- t,~.. II i. Baldwin, c. ". Anderson, l..
y rs., !. ;. Tower, CharltS L. "liiiams.
ti.l.,yu G,lcga,e>.J
.'I:.. t,..~sla Ward: J. 3. Pace (chalrman),
~ y.rirouyh, samuel Maccubbin, George
y WI; T3-r.,, v. y. Wood. &. E. Delarue,
i'c,I lIen. john K. deter, 4. II. Styn,
,.,"., I.,,, Nrpou-a!l, j. Augustine, solomon
y,:. W:.. u. Harrison. G. w. Gary, {. Z. Thon.
.r..,r.,r,: {. J. Smith, J. j. Wright, and
W..#m +. Woody. [McRae delegates:]
;ya. Ward: james N. Tyler, W. r.
n-r.s,d, Louis Reuger. E. P. Hill, Patrick
vt;ay,rn. Charles Clinely, and Daniel
W-,n. Johnson dclegate>.l
u;r>taH Ward: L. y. saunders, +. w.
a,.r. lrmucl Powers, John 4. Curtis. y.
sam. Wjkrr>on, L. NJ. MOBILES, James
Uyr.., i. Fiunegan, and y. Bodeker. AL.
,,.ca,r>; W!l.iam Goodman, Charles ). Fox,
J., and A,,X. Tcmlinson. johnson dele
Vr Loui, Gimm. having removed from
.rr ,i., 70 the country, resigned his men,
,.r.g.u in the committee. Mr.. Alois Rick
", elected 10 dill the vacancy. Thanks OF
-. committee were returned to Mr.. Glmml
fr ii, faithful services aud prompt attend
,-g. during the past four years.
Tarroip,uillce adjourned 10 meet on wed
resGly Li-ht next.
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ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFFIcERs.-Liy-
ing Star Division, No. 7, Sons OF Temper
ance (colored), has elected and installed the
following officers: Aaron A. Drew, w. ?. !;
Robert Fl. Sayles, w. A.; Corrie e.. Bray,
r. s.; j. Gregory, A. r. s.; 81. Tompkins,
f. s.; George H. Perry, W. T.; S. Banks,
Chaplain; C.. Hatcher, Conductor II. Jack
son, A. G.; N. jenkins, l. S.; Charles 81.
Berkey, O. s.; Richard Adams, P. W. p.
Delegates to Grand Division, October 10Th,
1874: A. A. Drew, Taylor Tinsiey, Rich
ard Adams, G.. H. Perry, |. H. Roberts, John
Boiling, 81. A. Jackson, and NJ. A. Gregory.
The following officers of Rising Mount
Zion Division (colored) Sons of Temperance,
No. SO, have been elected: IIoratio Harris,
P. W. P; Edward Gray, w. F.; NJ. j.
Jones, w. A.; Edmonia Harris, F. S.; Reu-
ben Dickerson, 4. S.; Adam Randolph,
Chaplain; James Henry Brown, Conductor
Frank Thornton, A. c.; John Henry Hill,
|. S.; Richard james, q. S.
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KEAplNGS AND REclTATioNs AT 4 AsSocIATIoN
HALL TO. NIGHT BY Mrs. GOODWIN, OF ALA
aANA.-I, is not often that our people have
.U:h real treat as that promised by the
Young Mems Christian Association this eve
lrg. Mrs. Goodwin comes TO Richmond
with hcuo:s won in many large cities. Press
notices from Alabama to New York repre-
sent her is possessing high order of talent.
The programme for tonight will consist OF
choice selections, such as g The May Queen
david Coppertield's WooiDg," high
Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire"; How's
Ny Bo!:n by Dobell; "Her Letter." by
BE. liarte; "a Mans Requirements" by
Nr,. Browning; Mother and Poet" by
NI.. Browning.
Il !, hoped that Mrs. Goodwin will be
H"Il received and just compliment paid to
one Of Nirginia's most gifted daughters.
Threading will commence at s O'Clock. Pro
-1amMv, and tickets may be had the book
s,Jy,> and al the hall.
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AUCTION SALES THIs DAT.

THOMAS w. KEEsEE, 10 A. NJ, hoasehold fas: !:
piture, etc.
MOODY & ROY ALL, s P. NJ, house aud 10, on the
corner Of Maury and Ninth streets, Mancsts-
ter.
GRUB6S & WILLIAMS, A P. NJ. building lets
on the southeast corner OF yenable street and
Mechanicsville turnpike. z
COOK & LAUGHTON, 10 A. M., for G. F. Ger
hardt at No. 10 south Thirteenth street, be.
tween Main and Cary, goodwill, fixtures, de-
canters, glassware. &c.
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rFoR OTHER LOCAL MATTERS SEE FOURTH rAcE.]

HUMAN HAIR, HUMAN HAIR. AT e. l.. GRAN
GERS, 627 BROAD STREET. would respectfully
10 call the attention Of the ladies to lot OF tair
have just received containing two hundred pounds,
the cheapest ever imported into Richmond; and
viii for the next thirty days give the greatest In
ducements ever offered TO ladies In need OF human
hair goods. With many thanks 70 my customers
for their most liberal encouragement since my
starting the manufacturing Of human hair goods,
will at all times exert myself TO secure such bar
Gains as win enable me 10 sell human lair goods At
nrices unheard Of before In this city.
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mel John r. Pophnnn treasurer Agreed TO.
BY Mr. Edwards: !: Z. Resoiced, That c1n-
gressi0nai committee OF one from each ward
In the city of Richmond, one from the city
OIL Manchester, aud one from each county,
De appointed By the Chair, and that adYf-
sorry member from the ..sish Club be dded.p
Agreed to; and the Chair appointed the fol.
lowing committee hanover county, C. r..
James Caroline county, E.. r. Kane; Lou
isa county, j. w. Poindexter; Chesterfield,
Samuel +. Maddox HenTIco. +. H. Shields.
Richmond city Marsbsll Ward, james
Turner; Madison Ward, Joe Cox; Monroe
Ward, Philip s. Green; Jefferson Ward, B.
Bragg Jackson Ward, Royal White Clay
Ward, William Kelly; Manchester city. B.
T. Edwards; advisory member Of the. Me-
tropolitan Irish Club, James l.. Capston.
By MIR. Kain: ResolUed, That we reas-
firm and hereby ratify and adopt the pro-
ceedings of the Convention held In this city
on the 18th day of September, said Congress
sional Convention having been called in the
strictest accordance with party rules and
usage, and its proceedings in regular and
due lorm.' Agreed to.
CONCLUSION.
The galleries were filled with spectators,
large number being Conservatives; but
the floor OF the Convention was reserved for
the delegates and a chosen few Republicans.
Just before the Convention djourued MIR.
Maddox announced thata gentleman present
(referripg to colored man named Quarles)
had been electeda delegate to the Smith Con.
yentioD, and had gone to Assembly Hall, but
upon seeing The motley crowd there assem-:
bled concluded to leave. He was given card
upon which was written, admit Mr.
Quarles to the Convention" Z" and on the
other side the. name Of William Flegen-
heimer was printed. The writing was
familiar to him as the chirogaphy of the man
who in 1861 wrote the ordinance Of seces.
sion. This was the way in which delegates
to that Convention were admitted, and IL
they did not have proper credentials they
made them Tor them. Who could side with
such corrupt action and such a set Of discr.
ganizersl
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AsSIyERsARY CELEBRATIoN.-The Rich.
nont Amateur Literary Association give
lacg Dr>l annual celebration at the hall of the
il1Qug Mems Christian Association on Mon
Gay, October 18th. The Association consists
=! Young men Of Richmond, and from the
very cFeditable entertainment given by them
VA The 20 Of February their first anniyer-
bar! celebration cannot fail to be equally as
t!cui'ab!e 10 themselves and pleasing to the
IabHc. The programme is as follows Neil
17s1e,'u'I, president. Debaters-Aftirmative,
~. Ould; negative, l.. c. Noise. Orator,
a. l.. owen. Delivery Of medal. Commit
re o. Arrangements NJ. l.. Spotswood, l..
Lt"t>, ir.i /. l.. Leake, Everett Waddy, B. F.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING AT LOUISA CoUaT.
g:>E-T1c following named gentlemen
,sy, rrolni,ed and nay be expected to ad-
dr., tie Conservative people Of Louisa
coiliy a. The courthouse on Monday the
l2,.. ii October, ceurt-Gay: Hon. G. Z.
Walker, colonel John II. Guy. Captain
G,oG-v j. Wise, and MIR. 4. b. Berkeley.
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q h'HsE,TRAISISG FOR THE FAIR.-We learn
,lsl 1olonei Thomas w. boswell Is now
ea,s nahlns at his farm c Bel!6eld, in Hanover
rooN'y,) Colonel R0ane Rnfin's horse, Bren.
10 IaH; ana Captain A. G. Babcock's filiy, Grace
Da''ihg, lcr the races TO take place at the ap-
ihnoarH'ns in State Fair under the auspices Of
;nS, ;nS Virginia Riding Club. From present
na1 u'ca,iohs we doubt not the races will be
F1e Fa;. u The most enjoyable features of the
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A PROPOSITION MADE AND REFERRED.-A
subcommittee of the Smith District Com
mittee yesterday evening waited upon ex.
Governor Walker and asked him to divide
time during the remainder of this canvass
with Hon. John Amber Smith. Governor
Walker referred the gentlemen to the Dis
trict Com mittee of the Conservative party,
the regular channel for the disposition OF all
matters OF the sort.
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UNAVAILABLE LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT.OFFICE OCTOBER Z. 1874
Atkinson & Temple, Richmond, Va; Mr.. A..
W. NJ, Dispatch Office; NJ. A. Birdsong,
Richmond, Va; Miss Grant, No. 4O3l Eigh.
teenth street, Richmond; Captain W. S.
Hines, Warsaw, Duplin county, N. c.; j. n.
Hockaday, Richmond, Va; William a..
Smith, Milton, N. c.; Mr.. NJ. Wall, Rich
mond, Va; Rev. Alexander Weddell, Har-s
risonburg, Va; N. B., Richmond post
office
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CaS>rsrATWE BARBEcUE.-At the ConSer-
y...lt Barbecue at the Forks of the Road, in
TuchaAoc Township, Henrico county, yes
;r!day. >l,e~ches were made by Senator A.
q, NoHIGay. Mr.. George Turner, eN-Goy-
e,ugr W4lhtr Mr.. K. b. Berkeley, and Gen
II. B.aQley +. Johnson.
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THREE CHEERS FOR SMITH.-Last night the
Burgess faction had a rally in front of the
Davenport House, on Broad street, and Ian.
don Boyd and others spoke. Before the
meeting broke up, however. a large number
of John Amber Smiths friends came up,
and his crowd outnumbered Burgess. Some
one proposed three cheers for Smith, and
although the opposing faction didn't like it,
they had to stand by and hear the cheers
given
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. & BAKERS sAPoStSE
DESr1ERICE is the best have yet used for cleans
ing, whitening. and preserving the teeth lt heals
and llardens the gums, is eectual in removing all
traces OF nclpiert decay and tartar, and leaves IN
the mouth fresh aud pleasant sensation. Ills pre-
pared with great care and never fails to give salts
faction in It's effects.
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PsEsoyAL.- MesSrs. j. w. Lawson, sena-
tor.4ud George Fl. Jordan, delegate, from
t.e county OF Isle of Wight, are at the EX-
cta;.e Hotel.
Nj. Robert Tyler, Of Alabama, and her
l2ugber. Mrs. Goodwin, are il this city, the
Guests Of 4. y. Stokes, Esq.
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TIE MAR!0SETTE CoNBISATIoN.-One Of
tAy Uc,: enjoyable accompaniments Of the
caan2i'5 entertainment at the Virginia
vitEt!iouse last night was the delight mani
i@>;"d . number Of little children at the
tAlit!tou. They were in roar Of laugh
ter aud IN high elee from the time the
curtain rose until the beautiful transforma-
ioa! scene ended. But it might have been
ANTICIPATED, for the machinery worked more
smoothly, and the Lilliprtian figures were
made 10 perform their parts with wonderful
precision. Its indeed pleasure to spend an
tyenin. witnessing Mr.. ShoemakeI's Won
QcT.uI Anglo American Combination.
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viz, .osYIcTs kEcElygD~-The following con-
dsH ss" , were lodged in the pepitentiary yester.
|nson s from smyth county Matthew Thomas
S,o;, S;Gto), Three Years for burglary and Henry
tjc m lhree years for obstrnctfDg tie ATTAIN
'nississippi and Ohio railroad.
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SENT TO THE PENlTENTIARY.-Doliy Free
man, convicted of grand larceny and sen.
fenced to the penitentiary for three years by
the Hastings Court of this city, was sent
out Yesterday.
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lhk pBMHAKMoElcs.-Tbe Philharmonic
hs>oclalion lesume their rehearsals tonight,
.l'ei summer vacation OF several months.
a humber Of musical entertainments are
MoiHi'cd by The Philhatmonics during the
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TRANSFER PRINTING ISKs.-We Invite asteE-
ton u the beautiful and useful TRANSFER IsKs
that we are now using. They are of recent insro-
duction, but already extensively used by ra,i-
road and steamboat companies, banks, merchants.
and Others The Inks that we are now furnishing
are of quality that can be copied any lengthof
time after being printed. VIII copy In ordinary
Iattor-nrpsa hook. jgS
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C!Eo,ryE.-General Bradley T. Johnson,
". ". Berry, and others, will address the
Conservative people of Caroline at Bowling
Gnep. October 18th, court day.
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-A meeting of the
Board of Directors Of the Chamber OF Com
merce will be held this evening at o O'Clock.
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have analyzed the Whiskey known under tie
brand Of ..B SELECT. controlled by Messrs, Wal
TER D. BLAIR & Co.. Richmond, Va, and fnd ts 4
FREE FROM FUsIL OH and other Impurities and
recommend Its use for medicinal and family purs
poses. j. 3. MCCAw, II. d,
Late Professor Of Chemistry,
Medical College Of Virginia,
- Irn1tdrH Is, 1879, ~
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FxcELLEsTsTYIEs OF DRESS aooDs ssnasks IS
bly, cheap at Levy BEorHEBs,. -
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THE PLACE TO BUY YOUR WHITE oUngs oheaD
Is at LEVY BkorHRRs'. sfsjs
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A LARGE STOCK OF CARPETS at renaarksbly low 4
prices at LEyY BROTHERS..
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4 IFYou WANT 10 SAVE MONEY! on your cSxpass
bay them at Levy BROTHERs,.
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NoTIcE.-I hereby noufy all persons who are ta-
debted to me not 10 pay any Of my ice-bils unfit
further notice. as the bills have been lost or sist
by the collector. The finder OF the bills will be Itb-
orally rewarded By leaving them at 80, 3i0a Mats
street. ~. DALY. M
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READY-KADE CSoTHTse .-A large stock stiog
prices Tor Hale by Y. b SPENCE q Sos, 500 s4siS
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THE BEST ASSORTMENT of black gros-grsin
dress-silks at LEVY BRoTHERs,.
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PEMBROKE SHIRTS for SAFE by e. B. sfRHczA =
soN. Perfect 1t orsno sale Gail al 800 aatn..
street for your ciotliipg and shirts.
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CHEvIor sHTRTISGs at 12h, 16:g, and 20.. o. {
yardat LEVY BROTHERS,. sSs1
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Tho Metropolitan Hall Convention.

The Metropolitan Hall Convention.
The Republicans claiming to be the only
legally. chosen delegates to the Convention
tn nominate candidate for Congress from
this district assembled in Metropolitan Hall
The body was called to order at noon by
Mr.. William T. Bailey, who read the follow.
ing address of the Republican Congressional
Committee:
Rooss REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL COM
,,1rTrp THIRD DISTRICT OF VIRGINIA, Rich
mond. June 80, 1S74.-To the Voters OF the
Third District of Virginia: At meeting
of this committee held this date it was or
dered that Convention be held on the l6tn
dav of september, at - M., in the city OF
Richmond, for the purpose of nominating a
c,ndidate TO represent this district in the
Forty.folrth Congress of the United States.
The basis of representation in said Con-
vention shall be double that as apportioned
for the House of Delegates in the State Con-
stitution-yiz., Richmond city snall naSS S
twelve delegates, Chesterfield county sha,1 I1
have four delegates, Henrlco county sha,,
have four delegates, Hanover county snall
have four delegates, Louisa county shail nave
four delegates, Caroline county snail nave
four delegates.
By order of the Committee.
TSignedl j. NJ. HUMPHREYS,
Chairman Executive Committee.
Samuel r. MADDOX, Secretary.
Mr. Railey then read the following order
flying the time for the meeting OF the Con.
yention on the 7th of October:
Rocks REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CON-
urrRE OF THE THIRD DISTRICT, Richmono
August q, 1S74.-At a regular meeting OF
this Committee the call for the assembling
of q Convention to nominate candidate lol
CONGRESS. fixed by previous meeting OF tut
Committee for the 18th of September, l
hereby revoked, and the 7th day OF October
fixed instead thereof.
(signedl J. NJ. HUMPHREYS,
Chairman Republican Executive Commlttee
W.. S. Boue, Secretary.
Also, the following:
Rooas ExgcuTIvE COMMITTEE, THIRD p!R ~
GINA DISTRICT, Richmond, August 80, 1874
By resolution OF this Committee you are mere
by notified that meetings throughou out tne ois
tric. to elect delegates to the Congresslo.nas =
Nominating Convention to meet 10 htco !,
mond on Wednesday, October Z, 1914, WI V,
he held on the both day OF September, (, q J,
delegate elected prior to that date WIN p
admitted. i, - -,
Isigned1 ). II. HUaRHRExs, /, /.
chairman Republican Executive Commlttee
Third District.
N. Us. Booze, Secretary.
M. Bailey, after reading the folloWinl
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OPINIONS OF THE PULPIT AND THE PRESS IN hE-
G. ARD TO THE LEE" GALLERY:
ONE of the best PHOTOGRAPH GALLERIES In Inc
Us1rRD STATES CHRISTIAN OBSERVER.
BEAUTIFUL, ARTISTIC, and ACCURATE LIKE
NEssEs. KEY. S' =. D.t1.Su. nL- -,
THEY have never been surpassed. so taE aS ny
observation goes, In this style of Art.
Rev. j. l.. BURROWS.
T,1rs wELL.KNowS GALLERY shows steady
imnroyement in style and ARTISTIC saILL.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
THE PICTURES are admirably and tastefnliy ar
ranged. hes.o' % 0h A'''
ru. p,crrREs taken at the aLEE - Gallery are
.rr1,, GOOD. RICHMOND DISPATCH.
rur THANKS OF the VIRGINIA BAPTIsTs are
due 10 Mr.. DAVIES for the spsenasd plc'utesoi
.as Guy. - 0,;n,s,ers RELIGIOUS HERALD.
u,,opvrR WANTS good pair Of blankets should
oot 20 sYcLE BROTHERS. 429 Broad street, as as
their stock is full and seiected.
rxr.,ssoRrMEST OF CLOTH CLoAKs ana
Reoded jackets Just received at Levy bhofhEhs,'.
TIE BEST AND CHEAPEST assortment Oh car'e 20 -
In the city at SYcLE BROTHERS.
1.pcr ASSORTMENT OF HAMBURGER EpGiSs
I'd n ss,,ing nj only l5c. q yard at LEVY bRo'
THEIRS. ------------------
roox AT THAT STRIPED REVERSIBLE SHAWL
,vhicb SycIE BROTHERS sen for 81.
p.pa,Iss In dress goods and black al
,o.s Al. a. syoLE BROTHERS. Lock at the oo-ceh
black alpaca. -------- -
An VARIETIES OF MOURNING GOODS at Levy LEY;
BROTHERS. '.-------
T1pssTRY, TsSo-PLY, INGRAM : 1sAss EfaAs'
Hsr heu,p, rag, and siair-carpess as Levy bko
THEIRS.
~. ,yy ,frnIso uspHRsBiaTs, only ane doiIa
...,, s,,r saIs by e, b. sPEscE & son.
MrprcArxn RED FlAaxs snEas,!ists 4 ,s ss, y,
Az ers-eertsin cure for zoe ssss y
n. d, SPENCE q SON.
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BEAuTIFrL scARFs and 5ast rc4
ceiyed at EyY BROTHERS.. Il
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SILKS sold at the lowest prices at LEVY BIOS &
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FAIS GAsrAiGs~,AfI ready 4 forwasd. march
right 10 1890 Main street, where you VII 6fsd 4
very large assortment of Enstfsh and French
cloths, diagoBaI and Horsted coal lsErs end fancy
cassimeres and yeslings suitable for sali and ntee
wear, and e. B. SFEScK& Il SON hsye experf cutters
and Workmen ready 10 make up your clothiag to:
order fn .ie latest and most sastionsols styf and
at prices rs low as the lowest Call on them sna
leave your orders for your taiI and sia.er eloshin
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osr DOLLAR VII, bur i heavy sterino aadsrshirtl
from E. b. SPENCE q SOW,
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TAPESTRY, gwo-rLr, AIN. .,,,sa
Hist, hemp, rag, and siair-earpess Y lhY -
THEIRS. ~
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LARGE ASSORTMENT OF HAMBURGER sl.,. nDG.ao I.,o.
and Inserting NJ only 15c. yard at LEVY hap' -
THEIRS ..-.s aL... - La1.
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! IooK AT THAT STRIPED REVERSIBLE li4As SHAW
which sycLE BROTHERS sen for 90.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

Heavy MERIso usDKRsBtRT Tss onsy : ne aoi'-.. =
each sor sale by r, b. SPENCE e Son.
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= rOR EXCHANGES

JIIANTEp. TO sXcH HaaesE q stroi,gs,
,ssf,i N 4 Rs for q small P0N X Apcly tos
HS RKER, Poards coiiase, Grove ss''s'u
oc S-Th&S&
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

GppAT BARGaISs in dress goods ana olack a..
n,eas al sYcLE BROTHERS. Look az tie oo'eei' -
hIantr nj nacfl. lal.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

MEDIcATGn RED FIAHN spsh n Il,
cure for ras aVs ssss
n. ii. SPENCE q EoN. s ss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

rrSE.AssoRraEST OF CLOTH CLoAKs .ie fnd
Readed jackets Just received at Levy BAoThERs'.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

WHOEVER WANTS good pair OF blankets shoaiu
20 10 sYcLE BROTHERS. 429 broau s'fss'' -
their stock is full and seiected.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST assortment Oh carpe .
4, rho c,ty nj SYcLE BROTHERS.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

TyOR RENT, two pleasant ROOMS. As,
fronting the Capitol square. Apply Y va. ~
l04 Ninth street - 'ss,*.sss ss'e'-s ssss
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

ALI VARIETIES OF MOURNING GOODS a. Ih'a '-'i.'
BROTHERS,. -,-..---s- 5
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FOR RENT.

WE HAVE at 8n8 Leigh street Nsss
w second aoor OF THREE ROOMS (con- @sa
sidered by the recent tenant rs desirable IS any
In the city,, with kitchen, servants and c0atrootcs
for RENTERS or BOARDERS. .. Il
op S.4.k sfs& asst5#sts III. r. TAYLOR
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

EOR RENT, the beautiful suburban @s
turnpike about one n lie north Of Richmond cou-
taining one hundred aud sixty-one acres. The
buildings ure ample for the accommodation OF .
. fr ". GOUDTN OF rs;sss4s
j. r. G0DDIG, 80
M 9-ot RanJ Estate A ger ts T3nnk and Eleventh.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-08

.EOR RENT, HOUSE on Clay street As
u between Twenty. ty.fonrtii aIid Twenty-aftl MasA
streets, containing four rooms psjyf,p,,rp g
or e-atx N0.slZI2 Main street. q