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The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1874-11-13
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The Portage Lake Mines.

The Northwestern Mining Journal
gives the following as the shipments
from the Portage Lake district since
the opening Of navigations
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'ORRIBLE.-A Rhode Island clergy
man says that meeting a good woman
after great railway horror, she ex'
claimed, "Oh, Mr.. -, such terrible
thing has happened The engine ana
cars on the - road collapsed, and be-
fore they could execrate the passengers
twenty of them were sophisticated.
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THE total length of water-pipes I'D
New York is 400 miles IN Chicago 5oo
M es: Baltimore, 90; De'roit, 10 (;
s Louis, 1907 Montreal, 10; Louis
v lle. rs Cleveland, 10; Jersey City,
g.; Milwaukee, 40; aud Philadelphia,
535.
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Nettie's letter

DEAR MAMMA: We had, thanks be unto
G d. turkey. and mince pie, and many other
kinds of fruit, last Thursday. ] love my
f. her ard mother. There are three hundred
pupils in this institution. IT'S boys, 1875 girls.
Al the pu liz are well, but some are sick.
Your loving daughter, NETTIE.
Little Corporal
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

|
THE SOUTHERN Cross BROTHERHOOD PFC
NIo.--The picnic to be given at the State
Fai. Grounds on Monday by the Southern
Cross Brotherhood and the Richmond Light
Infantry Blues for the benefit Of the widows
and orphans fund ;ofthe former organiza:
ton promises to be a, grand affair. The
most extensive arrangements have been
made. Two races have BEEN provided for
one of mile and the other0f half mile
open to all horses prize of $40 to the trst
horse in the mile race and $40 IN the bali
mile race. "a foot race of four hundred
yards between the captains of the StoneWall
Guard and the Blues ;aS439 2. M., a target
match to alEneedle rifles, the bestshot to re:
ceive So gold piece; second, third, and
fourth best shots to receive a $3.50 gold
piece and sack race, mule race, wheel.
barrow race, and creased pig to the man
or boy who can catch him, are some 0f the
attractions of the. OCCASION. Colonel w. q.
Darlington, of the Southern Cross Brother
hood, and Captain F. NJ. Imboden, OF the
Richmond Light Infantry Blues, requested
Mr.. James Il. Ty lef, secretary OF the Atn'
letic Base Ball, Club Of this city, to get up q
match game at the grounds on Monday be-
tween g: picked nine" of;his club and "a
picked nine' of another club. Mr.. Tyler
has done so, and the match game will be
played between the Athletics of Bic hmond
and the Old Dominion Club. of Manchester
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

Editors of Dipatch,-Th are so many
reasons in favor of Chimborazo for park
that we must, in order to avoid lengthy
paper, confine ourselves to q few Of them
only: zf ~ I.y s.t
First. Its suitabIeness, is, generally admit.
ted. : 1t is very prominent, overlooking the
river for miles, and bounded on the west by
the valley Of Bloody Run, with its excellent
springs. Standing, at many points on this
hill you have at one glance q view of great
extent and Sur rprisingly beantiful-to the
west, the city itself, and the river, fails, and
island, and FIVE bridges southwest, the
town of Manchester; to the south, the green
fields of the famous and fertile "Falls
Plantation while back Of it lie the dense
green forests of Chesterfield. >.
Further round to the southeast lies the
!" Pow whatan y farm, with its more beautiful
and extensive plantation: and in. the same
line are the ample WharyeS Of the Chesapeake
and Ohio railroad, and its track leading from
the mouth Of the "great tunnel, !" which is
also in view. Yet nearer, we survey. the
shipping of Richmond, and its growing,
promising commerce. Again, to the east
rises Fulton Hill with its grove. of oaks, and
range Of elevated hills beyond. Still, to-.
wards the east is the vast plains and fields of
the elevation beyond Gillies,s, creek, with the
attractive slope from it to the creek; and,
finally, we have the wild and enchanting
scenery of the valley in its long plain from
OakWood and the woodlands above, ira
versed by the York River railroad track, The
interesting prospects, with three railroads
almost in one view, make Chlmborazo most
eligible place for park. -.
We should not forget the improving
tow ns of Fulton and Rockets, which lie as II
were, under ,Chimborazo. Would it not be
wise to secure this beautiful location for Q
park for the whole city :-,r,....,.i..
Secondlg. The present habitations On
Chimborazo are blight upon the city, ana
threatens it with pestilence. The poor
blacks are gathered there in dark, decaye cd,
and miserable shanties--secluded from CIVIL
;zing influences, and passing their time IN
idleness and rice. Their happiness and COM
fort would be promoted by their being dis
tributed over larger surface ofland 10 some
other locality. i..i is4.ss J; ;..5a,
Thirdly. Besides the very general interest
which the citizens at large may feel IN the
establishment OF the said park, those OF
Church Hill have claims on the, city OF no
slighs dignity. Bat q short time ago the
inhabitants and property-oTners OF this sec
tion CT the city, or nearly the whole Of it,
were residents Of the county and nearly our
I.of debt. They were taken into the city, and
greatly agninst their wills sadtfied with q
Share of the large debt Of Richmond. This
they must share to the bitter end, Vithout
having shared largely in the benefits OF s1 the
improvements made By it. Without mean
ing to complain, it is fair. to refer to these
facts. We hope, too, for fair share OF the
general Improvement Of the city. -,
= -: 81. sss "CMaBoRAzO.' I.
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q q ~ y ?
LARGE TRADE WITH BALTIMoRE.-The
PoWhatan ,Company's q iron linz" are nov
doing o very heavy business between Rich.
mond and Baltimore, and for the last month
their steamers have scarcely been able to ac-
commodate the increasing business. The
freigbts, from Richmond consist of. tobacco
-four, iron, and other ma1pfactures, and the
unusually heavy shipments to Baltimore are
induced BY, the very liberal policy of thi:
company in offering our shippers lower rates
than they have ever enjoyed before. J. 81 q
This line, Of iron steamers leach steamer
and win doubtless continue to receive the
support it deserves. The steamers en- this
line. are the Shirley and Westoyerd dnameG
after I, two historic, homesteads1 on James
riyer), and are remark kahly swift, usually
making the trip frem Baltimore to Riehmond
in twenty four hours i.g lr,ti.a 1ls 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

REPUBLICAN MEETING AT SEVEN P1SEs.-A
meeting of the Republicans of Henrico was
held yesterday, and presided over by Mr
Spencer Robinson-William Singleton act.
ing as secretary. ',r,...x.
Major Walker addressed the meeting in
his own behalf; and Lewis Lindsey spoke ir
behalf of Mr. John Amber Smith. ~,
MIR. George Arnold and Landon Boyd and
Mr.. John Wallace spoke in favor OF Mr.. Bur
CESS for the congressional nomination. Mr.
Jefferson, of Washington, D. c., and Rust
Burgess also addressed the meeting. ~
It was then unanimously "resolyed that
Mir. Rush Burgess Is the choice of this meet.
ing as the represe entatiye IN congress from
this tie Third District of Virginia" = -, S%
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LOCAL MATTERS.

& 5TBE BRoAD, sTaERT GAsE-sUPERsRDEA.
AwARpEp. The papers and record in the
case OF the Richmond, fredericksburg and
Potomac Railroad Company jps. The City Of
Richmond, involving theyal alidity Of the ordi.
nance imposing o fine. Of $500. on the com.
pany fol. every time a steam engine Is run on
Broad street, were presented to- Judge Chris
sian, OF the Court of a ppeals on Wednesday
for writ of. error and supersedeas to, the
Judgment of the CIRCUIT Court of the city OF
Richmond ,:affi firming the decision OF, the Po-
lice Justice, to, the effect that the or rdinance
was valid, and imposing said fine. .i
After having carefully considered the mat
ter the judge yesterday awarded the writ OF
error and supersedeas asked for So the
judgment of the lower court will notsbe en-
forced until the matter, can be considered, by
the Court of Appeals. g,I,@., !. J. :sst i.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

PotrcE GounT, T1sauRsDA 1siii Ar-P Police Justice
y.:y, 2 Nfatef resids,sg be following cases
We're disposed of: = IS, g 552.ss 3s
j. Boswell, charged on warrant With un.
lawfully and feloDionsly forging a: certain
order Of j. r. Dandridge on the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company.fo 5000, aud
did utter and attempt TO .emp pioy the same as
true and genuine. Sent on TO the grand jury
Of the. Hastings Court, Accused committed.
Fannie Carter and Virginia Dickinson,
charged With assatilting and throwing q
brick at Harriet Jones. Fined $$5 each and
committed to Jail In default 0E payment
tthirty days unless sooner paid s - 49,,
Harriet Jones, charged with assault ting
Fannie Carter and creating disturbance IN
the streets Fined S5. 81 : Z =.
Dick Carter, charged with .assaulting and
striking Israel Warden with .. rock. Fined
IS. ~. s. ,- i ~ .
Sarah Fox. charged with stealing iron Of
the value Of fifty cents from the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company, was found
guilty and sent to Jail for ten days. ~
Samuel P. Earnest, charged With being a
yagrlnt. having no Visible means Of support.
Dischafged Oh, promise to leave The city. .s +
James Madison and John Fry, charged
with fighting in the market-honse. during
market hours. Fined 81 each. 49,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

VIRGINIA .OPERA-HoUsE. The concert OF
Miss a. o. Brandt last evening proved a
most agreeable affair to her many friends
who were present at the entertainment. Her
scholars generally acquitted themselves band
:sonely, and ELECTED much applause and fire.
quent marks of approval in the way. Of bou.
quets from their friends.
The feature of the evening was the effort
of little Nina Gunstin in "Pll Think of Thee
at ;Eventide ~ and her vocal powers are in
deed prodigious. The performance reflects
great credit upon Miss Brandt, both for her
taste displayed in the programme and the
proficiency attained by her scholars.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

PERsoNAL.--J. D. Cameron. Egg .yeditor o.
the Hillsboro' IN. C.y Recorder, is 10 the city.
Mr.. David N. Walker, o member of the
City Council, has gone to Europe, 10 90,
. Mr.. W. E.I Granger, representative of the
/ Great Council, State of, Virginia ]. 9. r,
M. :, in the national body Of that organization,
will leave the city, this morDing for Iadianop'
oils to attend 5he,session Of the latter, which
takes place next week. 5: a,lf& &osr4tso E
General j.. d. Imboden Is preparing to
make IAN active canvass Of the Southwest in
favor of the proposed narSow-gauge rail,
road, .s...es.-... st 49, s.t 6, ,,sYi 4.
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DkH &SsUNS-
SPECIAL NOTICE.

~ Il - u II N " ISEs
Having formed co-partnership under the name
'1to - ~ go : :. sYcLE- BROTHERS, -.-:-
we would respectfully call the attention of our
friends and the public generally to the great In
ducelnenls we will offer for only week.
Please call and examine OUR BARGAINS before
purchasing elsewhere. .a
Wewill offer the following bargains for this week
Those CASSIMERES which we have marked
down so and 75c. per yaro must be s2ld now as we
have too large quantity on hand;
Some of those beautiful CLOAk{NGS andSASkcc
INGS which we have now marked down TO half
price must be sold TO make room for new goods:
In foe black DOESkIN> ana black CLOTHS We
offer SPECIAL bargains this week. ~ ss.s
DRESS GOODS! DRESS GOODSl
DRfSS GOODS!
We have marked them down 15 and zoe. per
ward all goods suitable for coming season.
stocks in the city, and 10 make room for more new
goods we offer the following goods for this week at
ipssis nnd S1rg Mi1s inssHih WYhtED e FLANNEL
Blue and gray TWILL ED FLANNEL;
Bieached and brown TAsLE DAAAsK;
aiM 1 hsre sss stock eRH Of Z Fsso5TLEyARD SKIRTS;
Black and colored SILKS:
ITH and sfPto JAtpoAstfsa fsam rorLss s5c 70 81
CRhPE cRPE GLoTHs and BoSiBAzINEs;
kLhNKSTs; kLaiMy2s G9fL1ssi opffLTs and COMFORTS;
CaSSIMEREs from 40c up:
SAAWLS in all sizes and qualities; =
HOSiEkY and GLONEs .-.-. s. =. .-,.s.
KiDGLOvES tgooL quality at 75c.;
BUCK SKIN GAUNTEE1 at 75c,;E
sash and Neck RIBBONS; 1-,-..
Plain and striped NAI&S0OkS; @EE
IRISH LINENS, -
and good many other goods too numerous to men
uon. Call and convince ySYarSEslai. yyYrEa BROTHERS,
429 Broad between Fourth ana f11th stree,s; :
We offer cur sincere thanks to our FRIENDS ahu lhe
public for tueir kind patronage for the last twenty
wears ano would respectfully ask conun@aancGe @ e Oh
the same. Respectfully, JUL!GSS SSS1ST ? ELC' r. +
au 29-1w e.a ISAAS SiSLG. :
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MUsIcAL.-During the approaching amuse
ment season our people are promised some
rich musical entertainments. IL Is sald 1na'
we are positively to have Clara Louise het
logg and her opera company of jeighty-hVe
performers including the Richmond ;iaVor'
ites, Castle,. Campbell, and the Seguins-ln
six grand Epglishoperas;l also, the aueeno!
opera boutfe, Mile. Ainee, and her troupe o.
|sixty performers !; and during Fair week 81 LIE
charming little Mrs. Oates and her eXeeilen'
troupe in two new opera bonfes.l The Hcl
man Opera Troupe are promised 10 january
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AUCTION SALES TINS Day,

COOK 4 LAUGHToN, 10 A. H., furniture, sad
dies, harness, &c.
sBuBBsi& wILLIAMs,5 p. III, framed dwell
sing Go.612 north Ninth street. sE. aiifs
Go0K 4 &LAUGHFoEtlGiA.. III. corner Of Cow
emrnor I'm AND franklin streets, blooGed Stock top
buggy and harness, &c. -. .Ei55
RICHARDSON & CO., r. II brick dwelling and
/ lot No. 902 west M arshaif street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

MISERABLE RESIDENCE FoRGs
IL RENTING house on Main street, fourf III
doors above Fourth, now In The occupancy of Air.
Charles T. Palmer, IS for rent Possession given
on the 7th instant. Bathroom. water. &C., on the
premises This house hasa arge lot front and rear.
PURCELL, LADD & CO.,
Sc Lot 1915 Nlain street corner of Thirteenth.
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----,yTpp. situation as CLEhh aas OF
W nc and rss npss sTGssfs sa'o
SS,. bu iucsH- - -, St,,d of Office business Can
would T',ea,' Of ~ references. @ Acdrcss II; y;
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

REs1GNATioN OF. a MEMBER OF TIE HOUSE
OF DsuEG ATEs. .-G Governor kemper yester'
day received thesresignation of Hon. d. E'
Blair. q member of the House of Delegates
from Roanoke Acounty, he9t having been
elected county judge at the last session; OF
the General Assefabiy The vacancy In the
Legislature will be- filled at the November
election. 3s iEdGI8s5 5t.s3ti tizs1 ,.E
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

DOR RENT. that desirable DWEEL2Mss
Il ING No. 31Ss cary street, between Third IL
aud Fourth streets. now in the occupancy of Mr. r..
G. White. It. contains eleven rooms with all The
modern conventences. Possession given tie 10Th
SO CIV Afl' GRJTpaS a, gwJTlIA MS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

VACANT. HOUSES IN RICHaoND. Mayor
Kelley has recently caused q census TO DC
taken of the number Of houses erected in
Richmond since the 1ssof JANUARY last; the
number now in: process of erection; and the
number for, rent. The following is the re-
snt: Number of houses erected since Janu.
ary lst, 1874, !229; number now, In process
of erection, Ill; number of houses for rent
az this time, 200, go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

ELECTION OF OFFIcERs.-At a regular
meeting of Rescue Camp, No. 1, Jr. .. S.
G. b., the following were elected as officers
for the ensuing SIX months: u. f. Wise,
Basileus; Otto Thilow, Polemarch .Alopzo
Simcoe, First Epheta; e. G. Parsons, Second
Epbeta; Adam Diakont, Maron; W. c..
Darlington, j. Hammett Alien, and Adam
Diakont, Trustees.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

Is OLIVER CROMWELL, AND KINa5 Amgs soth died
OF Fever and Agne This aspgeaSus and ir,isery-
sntainR dsease counts its victims by fiouss al
ttlis season. It may be peasaanentfy seured by
leshler's Fever ana s1e Pills n other remedy
siiat We know Of has such absolute power over III.
And, best of ALL It contains neither mercury asse.
Aic,or qtiJsine. Thee pills are preecribed by the
bsss physicians 70 their agaish patients wtth nm;
falling success M S. u le3 :.ss 9i ~ t
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WANTS.

,;ITED, experienced CAephN Lem ~
TE AN b,r fin No ottcr need apply.
" 0se SWsropUGHENS. Q and II A. NJ, M..
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+ a CURIOSITY IN CoRN.-We were shown
last night an ear Of corn around when were s,re
eight smaller ears. The grain was wen hlleo
On each. and the whole corncern was 20 9 GU
nous freak of nature. Mir. w fsllana :, =. y.
I5ooae. living about four miles below the
.city.. was the prod ucer, and II the remalnfoeI
of Ills field yields as well ne " It'll De pretty
Iueil cnrned for the winter. U.
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POLITICAL.

rrHE COMMITTEE. DULY ELECTED
Ill at a called meeting of the Congressional Dis
trict Club, andby the same invested with me pow
sr IN act for them In political matters of the party
during this Congressional election, have unanl-
mousiy resolved TO recommend 10 the public for re-
nomination the pre- ient incu nbenl OF the
sonal District OF Virginia, the Hem John NIB
LER SMITH. The COA NIL GE:
RICHMOND, September s, 1874. gse "
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E1'UR RENT, two story BRICK TEN xss
n EN- RNT No 'ea3 Fourth street. y 5 95s iHaT
Two story BhIGktEESEMEGTS on. Third street
selween Uuy,sl ard Baker streets. s IS Sg
Two story BRlC TIN EN- ENT on q street be-
street near Elba Park, yt
A desirable two story FIR AME DWELLING In
thorough repair, containing seven rooms, tchea1,
and .rden attached, delightfully."- located on Twen-
ty-sxth street north of Leigh street, Church Rnf.
I DplS 10 so y "a EICHAkDSOE q GU, " z.
4-4tl GPI ..ssg gi,sHs II / 1S Main street. 4
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4: TUNAoY COMMISSIONS .-J ohanna O' Donald,
william Bell, and Queen Victoria were ex'
amined as siIunatics at the city jail on w ednes
aay. Johanna was adjudged lunalic ano
viii be sent TO an asylum. The Other tWo wv 9
we're. thought to be sanes "a!
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

PIC.NIc OF TIE ANCIENT ORDER OF HIBER.
s1ANs.-The first annual picnic of the An.
Ecient Order of Hibernians will take place on
Tuesday, September 10th, at Hattori's
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THE FEEr.-Nothing contributes more to health
ana mfort than the feet kept In good order. Df.
scHuLPz, whose painless operations In cases OF
corns, bnnions, nails, &c has for the last twenty
years In this city aud State been the adalraton'
Hemayy he foand Iii Scptember 9th az his present
nd,ce Nine;eenth street between Main aud Frank
I'm. Willbe glad 10 SEQ those who called dnripg
bis absence. 10
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!. SGAuzE USDERsHrRTs, linen and alpaca coats,
hnd an other articles 6f summer wear. for sale at
greatly reuuced prices 81 +. B. SPENCE u soS.
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PASSING DOWN MAIN STREET yesterday we OBJ
served that Messrs. sTARKE q RYLAsD, oookseii-
ers had moved into The spacious and elegant store
No s13 Main street next door to their old STAND.
Now for business! Give them call at their new
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

SUPERINTENDENT or SCHooIs Appointed.
Ala meeting OF The State Board OF .Educa-,
ton held yesterday General B. l.. Paige was
elected snperinsende lent of schools for the city
of Norfolk &c ~ - -
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An usEoUALLED fuel for kindling and cooking
d II &. WArkINs's corner Ninth and Cary streets
reb yellow pine and solid, dry oak wood, prepared
by steam process 1t is cheap, and eco
/ fc.1st
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C1OTHkNa.

iEALL CAMPAIGN. .;,
WHITE DRESS SHIRTS
,,.np ro opnEP in any style required, and fit
Gn.P.STEEp or no sala.S Persons desiring their
srirts MADE TO oRDEs.are requested 10 give me a
call Thirty years practical e1perienfMs &c M in et1I eS
or State. Il f:ffr5. ;1f x Eif ~
,.. $50 DOZEN WHITE DRESS SHIRTS, sri
- FOR MEMS AND BOYS WEAR, i,5;; -
now In store, for sale IS low as the lowest and as
Cali at !he old established house Of
- WM. IaA SMITH, Ag't,
s.3ts 1i69 Maiu street.
r,,rTo oSG FLAG. Sc i-eod3t h
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

CHRoMo PRMTIsG is very extensively carried
ON Ia cincinnati by. STRoBRDGE & Co. Their
work is largely used by publishers all over The
country, and is of superior execution.
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BUSINESS BUSINESS CHANCES.

N ACTIVE, ENERGETIC MAN, who
n has So, 900 to invest IN preetsble bus business,
~ ~ o tvbich he VIII receive either share Of the
nrofits or aguaranleed interest on the money, be-
iSes salary for his services, can hear OF such an
opportunity oy addressing Daspaasea9 q, Oh
flee. ----- ----- - ..
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I I. rRIpAY PTEnfBER 1874

5ygDaE A1polNTEDs- governor Eemper yes-
teSdsy appoilted Mr. Samuel Downing Judge
tqr the counties Of, Lancaster and Northnm-i
berland, uice Judge strangh han, deceased
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

i RANGE OF THERMoMETEs; in the Dispatch
counting-room Thursday, September 3D.: z
GAM. 3P. NJ. 2. Nj
~ Et;75 f 80 "a
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

OLD PICTURES COPIED and enlarged to an! size
/ At LUsPKIS 8 Co,s. All work guaranteed 70 give
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Chimborazo Park.

STATE TREASURY. The balance in the
State Treasury yesterday was S254 4,070.03.
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/ DON'T FAILto have your photographs taken os
Il. s. 7LUMPKN & Co, 1O1l Main street. frices
moderate. X .s..l u - b ss.31
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STKAYED FROM MERCHANTS DS
~ HOTEL, 1920 Main street, on Monday ILL.,
,'cluE ias, large red COW. Had very crooked
APtns and iew white hairs ia nd of tall. be-
+GHatp!' iLat n III lead 10 her recovery.
e l-itt ID. j. MUUNTCASTLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

KEEP CO on can Keep cool By getting your
summer clothing from Z. B. SPENCE asoN. They
ar setting their stock at greatly reduced prices
Give them q call at / 90 Main street
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1874-09-04

EOE RENT, those three new BRICK d.
Il TENEMENT% on the corner or Twenty III
ing Six rooms each wifh kitchen attached contain
Ing two rooms, and all modern improvements, such
us gas. city water, bath-room, sc.
TO parties dcsiriIg 10 rent this offers great IN
ducements TO obtain new frst-ciass aud; well-ar-
ranged residences; handsome porticos In front.
Apnly ut once to LYME & BROTHER,
So i-4t - ai,s y. 5!1fg Real Estate Agents.