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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-03
THE LITTLE ONES VISITED.

With view Of giving the public an idea Of the
great good accomplished BY the charitable insti-
tuition, o reporter Of TIE REPUBLICAN, was sent
to inspect the Children's Hospital, which is fair
specimen Of the class exciting in the District
Miss Davis very kindly showed the different
wards and explained the general workings Of the
institution. She is the matron, and Is greatly be-
loved by the children, with whom she is . de-
served fayorite. She lady Of great amiability,
possesses mild and gentle nature, and beneVo.
Hence beams in every feature Of her smiling face,
miss DAVIS mas had great experience in hospitals
and is evidently eminently fitted for the position
she holds.
The first ward inspected Is located on thu nrst
floor. 1t consists Of two large parlors, or which
were such when the house was used as a private
residence. Upon entering the door the visitor
must be struck by the afr Of neatness that prevails
in the room, and which IS indeed, aeharaeteristio
feature Of the whole hospital. The floor il bare.
but as clean as wax. Along the sides Of the room
are ranged little iroa beds with linen as white as
snow. Pictures and engrayings embellish the
walls, and toys are strewn upon the beds with
which 20 ampss the children. In the first bed
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-03
PIANOS.

DRINCE &--UO.iS NEW ORGAN, NO. IS,
l. Exhibition at Ellis Atsfc Store. Ii
has Stops and Sets Of Reeds. Price only $50.
The great feature Is the recently patented EQx
Celeste Sop, which doubles the power, and when
used Ia combination with other stops a pleasing
variety In imitation of Orchestral Instruments and
me h1naa voice ean De pr9GCeeo; lmpossoie 20 De
logqes By nail free on application to JOHN F.
GEO: A. PRINCE CO., Buffalo, New York.
mh27-9w &W4w
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-04-03

"IRT PLACE.-THIS BEAUTIFUL LIT
w TIE FARM Of y acres, good House Of y
rooms, and out-houSes. 600 choice Fruit Trees 100
Grape Vines, Re-, situated within five miles or
Washington, and one quarter of q mile from High
land Station, u. o. X. R., having three fine Mn
era Springs near the house. q splTl.ld location for
a nrst-elasS Summer Hotel VIII be sold or ak
changed for city property upon accommodating
terms. For further particulars inquire Of X. W.
BITES, Gag Fifteenth street, opposite Treasury
Department. mhll-!m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-26

A party consisting of twenty-tbree eX.
soldiers, both Union, and Confederate, VIII
start from this city next week on pedeS-
TRAN tour to all the principal battle'helds IN
Virginia. They will be absent about a
month"; Washington Chronicle, 24Hl.
An athletic Washington doctors muscles
look as if they IS had been grated with IRON,
shaped like potatoes" and he wants to 10y
with hIghwayman.
The Rev. George C..Lorimer Is featuring
on what he knows about boys. Ii DIS re.
marks are confined to the good be knows o.
them bis lecture must be distressingty prieI.
Goforth is the name Of the Assistant At
torney- General of the United states. AZ tue
end of the present Presidential term ne pro-
badly will.
A woman's vanity is not of the SORT tnat
beeets patriotism. The women OF Berlin
still follow the Paris fashions.
When the New York evening papers are
short OF paragraphs they republlsh tue G one
that saws Alabama means" here we res"
There is an institution in Massachusetts
called Tufts College. This must De one oi
CoDkliug's enterprises.
Assume forbidding aspect. 1t VIII keep
people from talking to you,
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II. GU1zor's PROFESSION OF RELIGION
The Protestant journll lie ChriStton'snle du
KLINE. Steele, of Paris, in its last No. Zoe
tober 81 publishes the first page Of III. Guizops
will, terminating in these words:
81 believe in God, and adore Him with
out attempting TO comprehend Him. l see
Him present and acting not only in the per-
manent regime Of the universe and in the
inner life OF souls, but in the history ofhuman
societies, aud especially in the Old and New
Testaments, monuments Of the revelation
and divine action, through the mediation
and sacrifice of our Lord Jesus Christ, for
the salvation of the human race. | bow
down before the mysteries of the Bible and
Gospel, and keep myself aloof from the
discussions and scientific solutions by which
men have tried to explain them.
81 have full confidence that God permits
me to call myself Christian, and am con.
WINGED that in the light into which l shall
shortly enter we shall see distinctly the
purely human origin and the vanity of most
of our disputes here below on divine sub
jectsH
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The MeckleBburS County Fair.
Correspondence of the Richmond Dispatch

BoYDToN, October %, 1874.
Our County Fair opened on Tuesday, and
is now in full blast. The show Of stock is
not quite equal to former years. but is very
good for local Fair thirty miles from rail-
road. Colonel John Thomas Goode has
Soue fine blooded horSes on exhibition, and
his splendid colt misunderstanding an OLD
English pedigree Of three centuries-is uni
versally admired.
The grand parade Of Changers took place
on Wednesday, and was a tine ceremonial.
All the GraugerS in the county were repre-
scented, and there We're numerous visiting
brethren from neighboring counties and
North Carolina. The county deputy, Colo
mel E. B. Goode, headed the procession on
horsebacs, and the Changers, attired in full
regalia, marched to the enIyening strains OF
Motley'S band. The orator of the day was
that eminent Granger Colonel William
Baskerville, Jr., and his address was full Of
" wise saws and modern instances and
much applauded, as it well deserved to be.
F. T.
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IMPORTANT DECISION IN BASKRrPTcY.-In
the United States District Court, in the mat
ter of the petition of Thomas c. Gittinger
and William r. Deer, involuntary bank
rupts, asking to be discharged under the 9th
section of the act of the 22d Of June, 1874,
Judge Giles yesterday gave his decision.
The court decided that the petitioners were
entitled to their discharge, and so ordered,
although they had not paid fifty per cent. of
the claims proved against their estates, nor
had their creditors assented to the discharge.
The court held that the 9th section applied
to cases pending at the time the act was
passed-foowing the opinion of Mr.. Justice
Miller, of the Supreme Court Justice
Lowell, of the District Court Of MaSsachu-
sets, oyerruiiug Judge Blatchford. This is
important to all invoiuRta1y bankrupts adj
Indicated such prior to June p, lS14.-Bal-
tlDlore Sun oath.
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s25o,ooo TO BE GIVEN AWAY!

5000 CASH PRIZES, a8greg
PRICE OF TICKETS. s
whole Tickets. y. 81 90 QRarter Tickets s2 90
Half Tickets...s.. Diup Eaeptn
NO INplYIDUAL BENEFITS. u
This Concert Is strictly for Masonic Ia,s
esty, and fairness which characterized saa nfst an
terprise' JOHN L. ROPER, President.
NJ, ,,o,e+e eyd circulars giving full information,
auuSeso -NA-1 Norfolk, Va. <
RESPONSIBLE AGENTS WANTED.
Tickets for sale By P, WEIslGER, vi naat ~
Main and FonrteShth streets. 81
oc -F,M,& w tNl9
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Born the clerical vote and the lay vote Of
Virginia We're given against the confirmation
Of DIR. Seymour. They were: .s
Lay essrs. Hugh w. Sheffey, r, G. T..
Mloneurc, Richard Parker Nathaniel II.
Massie.
Ge,1cnl.--Revs. Charles w. Andrews.
George Il. Norton, J. S. Hanckel, Charles
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RICHMOND AND DANv1LLE RAILROAD CO.. !
OFFICE OF ENGINEER AND SUPERINTENDENT
RICHMOND, VA, October II, 1874.
SCHEDULE OF TRAINS,

SCHEDULE OF TRAINS.
CHARLOTTE EXPRESS, Westward-Leave Rich
mondat Z. NJ leave BurkeviIle At 2:07 4. NJ. /;
leave Dundee a7:40 A. NJ; leave Danville at
7:41 A. NJ. i; leave Greensboro At l A. NJ ; arrive
at Charlotte $3.50 z. M.
NEW 9ORh EMPRESS, Eastward Leave Char.
lotte at $3.50 "A. NJ. leave Greensboro at 1:15 2.
NJ; leave Danville at 1886 r. NJ leave Dundee at
3:4S (. b.; leave Burkeville at $40 F. NJ; ar.
rive 1t Richmond at 1909 2. NJ. This train con-
meets at Richmond with trains on the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad for Washing
ton, Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York, aud all
THHoUGH MAIL, Westwsrd-Leave Richmond al
1:3S 2. NJ; leave Burkevllle at 4:41 Z. ~; leave
Dundee ut 3:25 p. NJ; leave Danyie at s:29 p.
Charlotte at 6:22 A. NJ. This train connects ut
Charlotte with trains on the Atlanta and Rich.
mond Air. Line railroad and Charlotte, Columbia
Atlanta railroad for Atlanta, Montgomery, Mobile.
New Orleans Columbia, Augusta, savannah,
Charleston, and ali southern and southwestern
points.
THROUGH MAIL, Eastward-Leave Charlotte al
I!anyillc at 5:13 A. NJ: leave Dundee at 5:25 a.
N. leave Burkevllle 1t 1880 A. NJ. arrive ut
Richmond at 2:22 2. NJ. This train connects ut
Burkevilie with trains on the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio railroad from Chattanooga, Knoxville,
Lynch burg, and all southwestern points; and at
Richmond with the Richmond, Fredericksburg and
Potomac railroad and Richmond. York River and
Chesapeake railroad for AL northern points.
LYNCHBURG PASSENGER. Westward-Leaye
Richmond al 8 A. NJ; leave Burkeville at 1:lS 2.
NJ; arrive at Lynchburgat 4:25 p. N.
BURKEvILLE ACCOMMODATION Leave Burke
vile at 1895 A. NJ; arrive at Richmond ut 1868
A. NJ.
all through trains connect mt Dundee with trains
on the W. c., V. NJ aud q. ). railroad to and from
Washington, Baltimore, and all eastern points.
Through tickets sold TO all points south and south.
T. NJ. r. TALCoTT,
Engineer and Superintendent
VI. T., DOUGLAS, Master TRANSFORMATION. 70
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-26

GENERAL BUTLER A CHAMPION GRABBIsT.-
Mr.. Herbert has brought suit against Gen.
era Butter in the Supreme Court OF Kings
county. New York, for $4,000 due him Tor
legal services in the suit Of Mr.. Lamar against
the Government for cotton taken from the
plaintiff at the close of the war. The case
was concluded last year in Mr.. Lamar's Ia,
vor, and General Butler, who was secured
as counsel by Mr.. Herbert, received the en-
tire sum of $4,000 which Mr.. Lamar agreed
to nav for legal services. 1t is charged in the
com plaint that Butler has since refused to
Give Mr.. Herbert his share of the fee The
legal papers in the case were served upon
General Butler on Wednesday at the Union
Ieague Club.-INe,c York Times.
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BROAD STREET.
cC1
O0ls
j W IL D T

HAIR GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.
/ have just returned from the North and brough
on the cheapest lot Of HAIR ever offered for sale
in this city. Prices to suit the times Ladies' hair
dressed for Soc. and all other work In proportion
HAIR JEWELRY made at short mott &C. aud a
large lot Of samples to select from on exhibition.
Sc 25-tO3O }. WILDT.
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COURTNEY & POWELL are now re-
~ ceiylng their third supply of FALL and WIN
TER DRESS GOODS.
BLACK CASHMERE, soc. worth 75c.;
ALL-WOOL SERGES, soc. worth 75c.:
BLACK METZ STRIPES, Soc worth 81;
kILLMARNOCk TWILL, SOC. worth Csc:
EMPRESS CLOTHS, MEkINOS, SATrEENS,
PLAID POPLINS, 25c.-cost more to import.
They have the cheapest stock of BLACK ALPA-
CAS- in the city.
FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSIMERES:
CHARLOTTESVILLE CASSIMERES:
Ladies', Gentlcmen's, and Children's MERISO and
ALL-WOOL SHIRTS and DRAW Frs;
HOSIERY In endless variety.
CASH PRICES FOR COTTON:
AUBURN and ANDKoSCOGGIN 12Hc.;
WAMSUTTA, 1896.
Look nj our SOC. CORSETS.
ocI5 SIS BROAD STREET.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

DARENTS VISITING THE STATE
f FAIR whose families are afflicted with
NERVOUS DERANGEMENT should consult
DIR. JAMESON, whose success in the treatment Of
Epilepsy, Scrofua, Catarrh, Defective Vision, and
Deafness has been unequaed. Office No. %
Twelfth Street, Richmond, va. &C Colts
THE FEET.-Go to DR.. SCHULTZ.
l. Twenty years practice here Warrants to cure
all cases of CoRNs, BUSIoNs, INGRowING NAILS,
&C., as also CANCER, ULCERS, and all CHRONIC
AFFECTIONS without pain. Office, No. 729 Main
street between Seventh and Eighth, Richmond, Va.
sc 25-3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-10-26

Gurdon Trumbuli, of Hartford, has sold
lew OF his trout for $500. Gurdon is q
painter.
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HUMAN.HAIR GOODS. DC,

NEW GOODS! NEW GOODS!
~ FANCY AND HUMAN-HAIk GOODS.
l have just returned from New York with all
the latest novelties of the season, such AS Blue
Beaded Bells and Pockets, Blue Bead and Pearl
Ornaments for hats, Shell Combs; Black, Garnet
and all other styles o. Jewelry ladies' Scarfs
tnrw shades) Human.iair Braids IA speciality from
81 upwards. respectfully request the ladies to call
and examine my goods.
WILLIAM II. ADAMS, Baltimore store,
oc 26-St G23 Broad street.
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HUMAN HAIR! HUMAN HAIR! at E.

"A
LII l.. GRANGER'S, G27 BROAD STREET,
would respectfully call the attention Of the ladies
to u lot of AIR | have just received, containing
two hundred pounds, lhG s cheapest ever imported
give the greatest inducements offered 10 ladies
In need OF human hair goods. With many thanks
10 my customers for their most liberal encourage
ment siuce my starting the manufacturing Of hui
man hair goods will at all times exert myself to
secure such bargains rs will enable me- to sell hui
man hair goods al prices unheard OF before in this
city. 12.1m
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.

nor NEW YORK THE xF%sa
4 Old Dominion Steamship Company's sssss sss.seS
steamship OLD DOMINION, Captain WALKER,
will sail TUESDAY October 9th, at O'Clock p
M. Positively no freight received after O'Clock
p. VI.
Through bills OF lading signed, and goods for.
warded with dispatch to all points north, south,
east, and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Fare to New York. $l2; steerage, So; round.
trip tickets, f20.
For freight or passage apply to
G.. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
oc 26-2t.s Cumpany's Wharf. Rockets,
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dEET C0NCEN

DAY POSITIVELY FIXED.
THURSDAY, 10TH NOVEMBER,
LAST CHANCE.
This enterprise is conducted by the MASONIC
RELIEF ASSOCIATION OF NORFOLK, VA,
under authority OF the Virginia Legislature, tact
passed March 9Th, 1879.
$4,000 TICKETS. ........".o,oVoC CASH oiFts
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VHE VIRGINIA FUEL.

rTHE VIRGINIA FUEL.
The best household fuel in the world is the
CARBON HILL SOFT COKE, or CARBONITE,
found only in Virginia.
THE JAMES RIVER COAL COMPANY,
of Virginia, are now mining and supplying to
dealers and families from their Carbon Hill mines
the best and clcanest
SOFT COKE, or CARBONITE,
ever brought into this market.
II is pure and free from slate.
1t kiudles readily and heats quickly.
1t burns freely without popping.
They also mine the JAMES RIVER BITUaII-
NOUS COAL, which they vii! deliver In any guam
tity for engine or smith purposes.
SOFT Lump Coke, celivereu. % 70
Hard Lump Coke, delivered. 90
Hard Hail Coke. delivered. Observation-Disclosures. 30
B,uminous Coal per ton, delivered. 90
Office: Corner Rauk and Eleventh streets.
Yards: Cary street near corner of Tenth, and
south side Of the Dock opposite Nineteenth street
oc12 ROBERT +. DRAM. Agent.
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'VHE OLDEST AND LARGEST
HUMAN-HAIR GOODS MANDATORY IN
THE CITY.
rcT.nr TsIIpp

THE CITY.
ESTABLISHED IN 1868.
Always on hand large stoc8-more than
the Ladies Of Virginia can buy or use in three
or four years. flair goods at all prices. Hair
braids from 75c. to $50 each: prices for making
braidS, from SOC. to ~ frizettes per yard, from
80 to 75r.; wigs from $6 to *25; half.w%gS from
$40 to$l5; toupees from rs 10 S12. These prices
are according The quality of the goods and work.
All oiher work done in proportion. r. FERRAN-
DIM is the only practical hair-dresser in the city.
Alter an experience OF twenly-four years In the
business he can guarantee satisfaction. Fashions
for hair dressing Imported direct from Paris, with
hair and fancy goods and toilet articles, at X. FER
RANDINI'S 613, 81 5, and GIT Broad street. Look
for the store and Office, No 6l3, before purchasing
elsewhere, oc 0-1m
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LrOR PHIL ABEL PHI A.-AFSS
II The steamer j. w. EVERMAN. sssaszzss4ssA
Captain PLATT. will receive freight for the above
port ill TUESDAY the 9th Instant at 2 O'Clock.
Freight taken as low as by any oLher route, and
without transfer
Freight taken also for Wilmington, Del; Proyi-
dence and Boston.
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
stateroom, SO. w. L. PORTER, Agent,
oc 26-2t No. 1925 DOCK street.
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HAVING OPENED IN MY NEW
- warehouse, No. l31 anc 131 Cary street, for
the purpose Of conducting 3 wholesale business I
oiler for rent my old RETAIL GROCERY STAND,
lin street. STOCK. GOODWILL, and FIXTURES
of sane for sale. Applyto J. MURPHY,
&C 23.4t 1916 and 1918 Cary street
THE STATE FAIR.-Parties Intending
Il TO have CAKE. FRUIT, and RI EN;r
STANDS al the Fair Grounds can make suitable
ARRANGEMENTS, on the most liberal terms. by callipg
al my store. foe 23.St g. ZIMMER. .
4 RARE OPPORTUNITY
IA. Having concluded to discontinue the &
dairy business, l will sell my stock of COWS and
GOODWILL Of Il frst-r,te paying trade. The
cows are FIRST class stock and excellent mixers
Persons desiring 10 purchase VIII call at or address
&. W. c., 900 Basin bank, between Ninth and
Tenth streets, Richmond. oc 2O-1w
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

a NAME CHANCE @a sRe
wishing to retire from business am now SNYHSS
selling my large and well-seleced stock Of MILLI-
kEkT anu FANCY GOODS ut and below cost
Gall ana examine MRS. +. HUTZLER,
62b Broad, between Fifth and sixth streets.
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RICnnoNp, YORK RIVER AND CHEsAPRAK1}
RAILROAD COMPANY,
RICHMOND. April 3. 1874.

FREIGHT TRAIN, for through freight only
leaves Richmond daily tMondays sxcepsed9 y
l0.aO A. NJ, connecting with steamers AZ We6a
Paint that deliver freight in Balimors early nexs
morning. .,,a6 &
for freight between Richmond and West P0antS
leaves Richmond on Mondays, Wednesdays. ana
Fridays 81 z a. d.. Local freight recss 4aes.
Gays AnuA'>'''' " EbW. r. F0LGER,
Superintendent
~ BIAGa Master TRANSPORTATION aD 20
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
SEPTEMBER FAIRS.

These later weeks of September, all through
the country, are filed with the Agricultural
Fairs, which, we are glad to say, Changers
Meetings have not superseded. Now does the
Committee man, he of the knitted brow and
curt reply. hasten through the streets of the
country town, his purple badge pinned to his
breast, beckoning at each street corner some
farmer out from busy group aside for anx-
iOus consultation. The farmer wears his
everyday coat and baggy trousers, the color
sunburned out, except under the arms and
flaps; but the farmers sons 60 in gangs up
and down uneasy in their Sunday suits of
black, butterfly bows of red and green for
cravats, and their hats set little to one side.
They walk jauntily and talk loudly, staring
and nudging each other, as men who know the
world, as the modest rosy-cheeked Miss Smith
OF Jackson goes by, perched beside her mother
on the back seat of spring wagon, her head
gay with blue ribbons and pink roses. The
Young men follow her to the Fair grounds,
and missing her in the crowd, hunt out their
own pigs or two-year-ods to show to each other,
poking them out of their pens with their canes.
The wives of the Committee men are at homo
perspiring over enormous dinners with which
they lUCcnu DItbtHtly W ltcu tuch COuutIy
friends; the very air of the street is sayOry
with the odors of broiling chicken, sue
cotash, corn-soup, and crowning luxury
which Lucullus could not equal-pot- -peach-pie.
Except these busy matrons all the world is at
the Fair grounds. The sun is shining, the
wind is blowing; the brass band drought all
the way from the city, we tell each other in
awe-struck whisperS) fills the town with
martial music.
In the cities we miss the real zest in an ex
citement or sensation. because they come
daily: they are stale; pail on us; the very
boys look at Russian duke or a murderer
with the same bIds6 indifference. But this
Fair to country people is the crown and Gull
minatioh of the year-the country and town
have been preparing for it for months: now
the day has come! Men. women and babies
in arms jostle each other in the crowd, good
humored, LAUGHING. put With look Of con-
New-York tribune., 1874-09-22
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