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DIED.

POWNAII~-On Thursday, March 18th, 1915,
and Mary luwnall, Lizzie died at $50 AMI SaliG
At q O'clock r. n,
The Iuncral will take placC from the residence Of
thor parents ut O'clock this friday afternoon,
Friends Of the family are invited to attend
ARKLE.-On Wednesday night, March TO-, 1915,
at ten O'Clock, DORoTIIA ARRLE, In tho 9th year
Of her agr.
The funeral will take place from tho residence OF
her son, Ralph Arklp, No, ll3 Twelfth street. on
Saturday morning at 10 O'cloCE. Friends Of the
family arO invited, IntOrmOnt at Stone Meeting
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~ t!!t iLEHk uPfWh !
WHEELING, W. VA, March Y, 1870.
Sealed I'ropOGlls'wil br received At the office II
the Cily Clerk until Tuesday, March %, 1870, al !
O'Clock NJ, for furnishing thu city Water Works,
Clerk : Office and Hose Houses with Mixed Coal, or
Coal rs II comes from thc bank, delivered nj the
Water Works far OhO year, beginning on tho first
day u April, 1875. laynrntSlO In male monthly;
tho contractor tn give bond anil good security for
the lulfllmcnt II tho contract The bids To ~ IN.
lOrSd for supply Coal 10 tho Water Works, and
addressed 10 tho Chairman Of tho Committee OH
Water Works I. \. BRITT,
narl9 CITY Clerk,
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
LaughIIn's Infant Cordial.

lnc VhIIu ttoWheh iNihlnE-tOTcl lc'e lhllnIll.
Collie Pains to promote Sleep, tnCurr summer Com.
plaini This We consider one N the most valuable
remedies 10 h. kept In the family when the chill
drpn arc cutting their teeth We are selling thou.
sands Of lNttlcS and have 10 hear the first person
say II Il not all wCrCrOnmCnd II to IL,
MOlIirRS have You II Sirkiy, tteihiRg LibS that
TuRNs the HOURS Of SlGlIf (whCn yOu ~ long for
rrsO Into one iUSH, WEARY pAYTINE Of wORRl.
NEST and rARE' Crg-Cry- Cry--all day and all
night long, II yOn have, LISTEN Ia mason, b" con.
WINGED, hesitate M iOHgcr-H FEw drops VI lSPAST
CORDIAL and your chm Will H. rAClPiED nnl
SWEET, IlEPRESlIISH SLEEP will take tho place NJ
wAKEPUL sIFHKRlSG. Procure At Onrc u bottle.
Sold by nll Druggists md
LAuGllLlN BROS. 4 CO, Prorrciors,
Wheeling, ". Va.
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the car, and often it is ons or less than
one ton. On the standard road this ser
vice IS always made with lotion car,
and hence, in many cases, the proportion
is 10 tons Of wagon weight to one VI pay
ing load, but on narrow-gauge roads this
service is never over to !, and may, in
most cases, b. 3 or even 2to l. This is y
point Of financial Importance which'can'
not DO overlooked.
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.EALED PROPOSALS.

ID VlTY ILERk's OPPlCE, I
WHEELING, w. Va March II, 1915. !
Sealed Proposal, will 10 received at the office Of
tho City Clerk until Tuesday, March q, 1919, At :
O'clock r. M for the making and delivering Of all
tho Castings the city Of Wheeling may want i0I
one year except Water Pipes Stop Cocks and Fir
Plugs IIds To hcOnlonqd, Proposals for Custing,
for cty, and addressed to the Chairman Oi the Com
mites on Water Works. r. A. BRITT,
mrl2 City Clerk
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OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.

Harry HEttR POR YOuSG MES from tho effects
Of Errurt and Abuses In early life. MAhhOUl ~.
stnrCi. impeachment 10 Marriage removed. New
mNtlUl II Treatment. New and remarkable reno
licA. links and Circulars Non FREE, In sealed Un-
vclUIEs Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, ~
n. Ninth H., Philadelphia, lh,--nn Institution
having high reputation for honorable conduct anil
professional skill. anll-lAW
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rr0 THE CREDITORS on JOIN

In pursuance Of decree Of tho Municipal Court
u Wheeling made In cause therein pending 10
subject the rial estate VI the said John Purcell
deed, to tho payment u hlSdehh yol arc rc1uitct
Ia present your claims against the said John pur.
cell Decd for adjudication to L. s. Jordan, Com.
missioner Al Ills office In said city, on Or before The
9Th day Of April 4. y, 1873.
Witness, Dana l.. Hubbard, Clerk Of said Court,
this ith day Of March, 1873.
mrlg.F DANA l.. HUBBARD, Clerk
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MANHOOD RESTORED.

A victim Of youthful lmPrlulCntn, causing PR.
mature decay, nervous debility, rtr having tried
In vain every known rCnrIy, has found u simple
Elf.ctrc, which h. will scnh fr'e to his fellow stiE
rtcrs. Address j. II. REEVES, Is SaCrlu street,
New York. jhnG
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REEDS COUGH SYRUP.

For Coughs, Colds, llnnrRh,~s, bronchitis WlUOl-
Ing Cough, &C., liz, REEDS COUGH STRUH
There Il IN preparation equal In II. Try II.
MCCABE, KRAPTG Co, rrorrleior.,
oc3i Wheeling, W, Va
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
TI1HE SCHREINER BRASS BAND,

THE SCHREINER BRASS BAND,
4 new land Of Musicians, Is nov PREPARED To fur
uish music iur PirnitS, Parades, Possessions, Ne.
Their art appearance will b on 81, Patrick Day
nj the bead oi The bHwyOi S1clrIy.
Parties desiring IN make engagements will apply
10 ED, SCHREINER, ~ d, krciier, Cigar Manu-
factory, No, 9lI7 Main street, teRtn Wheeling {,
HILL, 1883 Eighteenth sInrt, k-s't Wheeling
CHRISTIAN FEBIG, Lagrange mrlg
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To my Customers and friemlI'
I lFg to announce that | lAVO disposed Of my
Drug Store To Mr. Vim. 7, Derry, well known
Druggist u this city.
will esteem II favor II my friends will contn.
no their patronage To my successor feeling satisfied
hO will fully maintain tho reputation Of the store
iOrQuality u drugs dispensed,
] take leave " my customers with regret, rs !
have many personal friends among them whose Ac'
quainancO has given me pleasure, aud shall ever
remember them with feelings Of great regard.
mri9 TlI0S. !. flNNEI,
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TN THE MUNICIPAL COURT or

iS. In thAncuy.
Margaret Purcell.
Tho undersigned Commissioner Of said Court
hereby gives notice that In pursuance Of decree
made and entered In tho abIyr entitled cause by
saII Court On the wi day u January, a. y. 1919,
hO will at hs OllirO on thCnOrthpast COrnCr0f Chap.
line anil Twelfth STREETS, in tho city q wheeling,
West Virginia, on thu 9TH day VI APRIL A. y. 1919,
commencing NJ 10 O'Clock 4. ~, proceed Ia take,
state and report m account VI tho liens, u any
there H. upon the real estate mentioned In tho bill,
aud tho prlurtiCS thereof and " all claims and do
manl', against the estate Of thu said John Purcell,
deed.
And uIl Commissioner shall further state and
report thu amount Of personal property u which
the Mid John Purcell was p0rseSSN al thu timC Of
lis death, aud In whose possession tho SnhIc now IL,
or who should he uharIahlO with the SInr
And amy other matters he may deem pertinent,
" which inay,hO required by amy Of the parties In
interest !. :. JORDAN,
Commissioner Of SIld Court.
II. FORnES, Sol for Complainant mrig-F
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11r iiESNlco EApiCALs ~ CoCSCH-A
-1oR4Y SESSION hrruBLICsS TICKET NOM.
AAIEr- he t.g";ct> ot Hsnric0 county ~.
>yuh,,d IN coN,cU'lnu 1t the County Court
house y.>.,rdly at o'clock TO nominate 4
,lrkct Tor the General ,>embIy, TO be voted
ior a. the November election.
tugrl WaIucr. formerly sheriff CT the
coguly. was cl, c;,d chairman. and Normand
>Mllu -rc!rtnr,. TIE Convention was com
l">rC oi >lH;tel negroes aud four whites
and IT. Deliberations were stormy indeed
"pIu'> ul o!drr,@ calls tor the pending
qI">t'oU, etc, ,lr., aud bitter wrangllng, oc-
cupn'a most of The session.
TL, following nominations were made
Fur The senate. Nnrmand smith: for the
iIuu.. Of Drirgllc,, William Taylor and l.
II. Iai,.y.
\ comm.,Irc wl> appointed to wait upon
'Av csu,l:Q.tr ani inform them OF their
Nomination..
The committee retired. but either coulC
no. tUdIcc Mr.. ltlvin- 10 cone into the Con
ycntion or could not find bin. Mr.. Smitl
refused positively 10 address the Convention
hU. Mr.. laIIty, who i Il resident Of YARNS
township, mIdc Il speech. He pledged blm
So. 10 Us" every cNcrllon TO elect the Repub
Aciu ticket, uui wound up by declaring him
S,i ,pudia,ioDi>r, and saying that as tht
Conservative party nad ali of the intelligence
and money, he feared that, aS usual, thcil
ticket wvaId Oc elected. Adjourned.
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,,,vrDcrLrr ANp STATE M1GICAL SoCIE-
~.,. The Association OF Medical Officers
d, ,t. Confederate States Army and Navy
adj hold - second annual session M THIS
ri.y N N, ir,il of the House OF Delegates, at
- VI. Oh Tuesday the l9.k instant
TIE p:cl"cr> OF this Association VIII De
invited "a remain in Rjchmen1 10 attend the
session., q! the Medical society OF irglnia
v.i,.e tcuy"ac> on Wednesday evening al
=. ,',4na. m the !all Of the House of Dele
.-,,,>. Ia" annual address to-the public
.,rll p.ai ~>ron :, be delivered by Or. VII
nam {, D,hnry. of Charlottesville, on Some
f., tia. "i..y,ulah!e Causes OF Disease" Or.
>,mg,4 Z. GraSr-. president, viii then de-
Hy.r1h. asnuli address. on "Mcdlcal Re-
forms" 4 - O'Clock the same evening the
r,,riu., will il rurn TO attend receptions
,,y,n ~ b.. Hunter Mcclure and j. b.
NrC.y,. Dg>cG>>i1ns reading volunteer
rorsgt-. *. will occupy the second and
i.Ir,i ,itI', proceedings. y report Will also
h,. re. i on fAr "Eh. e. Of The Use Of 70.
bacco Ip1u Han III I!csi,h."
On Iuur,dty thrrc will be in TIE cheml-
cal bail. in thr Medical College, a MICROSCOPE
cal display hiU>'ln'ing various subjects OF
an4t1-uv, rly>ioiu-y, pathology, urIualogy,
&C.. Al>,. ri exhibition Of the pOariscSpe
ami >;pc'ru>yopr. On Fridly there will be
tlnQur'. In addition 10 other features OF
interest thrr, viii b" an C.hlbitlon during
t2r W,.k OF urW Instruments, pharmaccuu'
Clt {lrpAIuiuu-. etc.
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State papers requested to copy.
Communicated

RICHMOND, October D, 1910.
Editors of the Dispatch: | see in tue
Whiq of this morning au article signed
"ChickahomiDy," in which he speaks of me
going through the Old Market hoUt,n9
around for johnson, as represented TO him
by one Lemuel Burnett, IA gentleman, pre-
sumo, because be kindly took up for John.
SON. whom don't kuow, but would be glad
to make his acquaintance, because L am lea
TO believe that he is true Conservative ana
not diSorganzar and tire-brand, such rs
Chickahomny is. His article may seem
very funny, and make some people laugh,
but wnen he comes 10 deal in lacts ana
makes use of my name in connection with
matter he has no right to, feel constrained
to take notice of it as untrue. notwthstand.
ing am warm personal and political tfleEd
of General johnson. | have always been
taught to stand By the nominee, whether ne
is my first choice or not; and l think 1t the
duty Of every man who has the interest OF
bis city and State at heart 10 vote the straight
Conservative ticket. Yours truly,
SAM. MACCUBBIN.
1900 Franklin street.
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POLICE Court, YEsTERDAY.-Jobn COUSINS
(colored), charged with assaulting and shoot
ing at Walter Brooks with pistol with IN
tent to kill, was discharged.
Sandy BurreIl and Maggie Bell (ooth
colored), arrested for fighting in the street.
Sandy was fined $3.50; Bell was discharged.
John Haxly, drunk and creating dis,
turbauce in The house of X. l.. Butler ana
resisting the police, was fined 50.
William Burks (coored), charged Win
abusing and threatening 10 assault Phlils
Gibbs, was discharged.
William Booker (colored) was fined Sou
for fighting and creating disturbance IN the
street. -,
James Perkins (colored), charged with
felopiousy breaking into the house OF sarah
England and stealing sundry articles OF
wearing apparel valued at.S5, was discharged.
Anderson Taylor (colored). charged with
being druuk and resisting the police, was
fined 81.
William Stewart and William White,
charged with being drunk and diSorderly IN
the street, were fined 3 each.
Mary Brown (colored), charged with being
a common prostitute and street-Walker, was
discharged With an admonitioD.
John Price (colored), charged with I'm.
lawfully assaulting aud beating Samuel
Drummer. Case dismissed on payment of
costs.
Alpheus George and Clemmie Brown,
charged with unlawful association, were
sent on to the Hastings Court.
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To-sipbt. Robinson Crusoe.

THE TRIALS OF AN UNLICENSED SAMPLE
MERcHAST.-LastJ January Joseph BuXbaun
was arrested by Sergeant Wren on the charSs
of selling goods by sample without license
The case was examined by Justice White
and Buxbaum was discharged. Deputy
Constable james Gibbs, learning that BuX
baum after te,pg discharged bad attempted
to sell goods, swore out warrant Tor MS ar
rest, but BuXuaum could not be found. a
few days :ago Sergeant +. Il. Chalkley So"
Brxbanm on Broad street, and having the
warrant in his possession, arrested him and
conveyed him to the slaton-hOuse, where be
was baiIed for his appearance before The 20.
lice Justice. Yesterday morning the case
was examined by Justice Crew. The evil
dence being sufficient, BuXbaum was sent on
to the Hastings Court. He was bailed IN tie
sum Of $500 Tor his appearance at the NO
yemOer term.
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fXcEL>."R CLUB ELECTION cP OFFICERS -
ENTERTAINMENT. NC.-Thc Excelsior Club, OF
tA> rll. nat ON Monday night and elected
~" tyIio"b@ olli 'crs: w. {. Darlington,
Presidents: samuel III. Pulliam, first vice
president; i. +. Moore, second vice-preSi-
n"ut; Julius >traus, third vice.presdcnt !;
NJ. Angle. secretary Thomas a. Brander,
treasurer. The meeting was pTotractcd,
ahd much business OF Importance was trans
&t'rd. Tu- ,ub decided to have their ami
V"I>or. supper u"Xt Tuesday evening, and
appointed the following committee on invs-
tailou>: i. T. august, William English, j.
). CIu'chti Id, A.CuIder. Thomas Hannegan,
>-iH.c! II. pG!Ii.in, and X. B. Berkeley.
After llc adjournment OF the club the
members were handsomely entertained by
President Darlington and Nice-President
fu..ialn. who tEc,;rd them TO a delightful
supper. Iu@ entcrprising Conservative
"":hrr- wh" compose this club have already
done mncn Tor the party, but the result OF
d."r ll!ior- will be more fully shown on
E>rliun.UaN
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MAKE IT PUBLIC.
VI q a z L y u -
SorTu EQsToS, F. Ftbruary 8, 1871


H. r. aerens, Esq:
Dear str-I have heard from very many sources
of The great success o EEGETINE In cases OF scr2-
fnla' rheumatism, Kidney Complaint, Catarrh,
aud other diseases of kindred nature. make no
hnsitafion In saying that kn0lc VEGETISE 10 ne
the most reliable remedy FOR catairh aho seheia
debility. ,, for ,n.,v
years and Al times very badly. She has thoroughly
ried every supposed remedy that we could near oi
and with all This she has for seYerai years n Geen
yr,duaIly growing worse and the d!sciiarge from
70 head was excessive ard very offensive.
She in tnis condition when & sne sH is ie
to take VkGETISE. coutd see lnat sne S,s ,,ino i
oroyIuy on tue secoud bottle She continued taxing
ille VEG ErISE until she had used from Twelve S 70
fifteen bottles. AIN now happy In informing you
and the public uf you choose 70 make II pupilc)
that she Is en- rely cured. and FEGkTLSE aeconT accom-
nlished The cure afitr nothing else would. Hence
feel Justified in SAVING that VEGETfNg IS the most
rell :nle remedy, and would advse al soernk khnH nH
est vegetable medicine, ard shall not hesitate 10
recommend 1t. am, &C., respectfully,
l.. T.. CARDELL,
Store 451 6roadway.
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YEGE'EHEE.
DUBLIC REPORT OF A POLICEMAN

DUBLIC REPORT Or a POLiCEMAN,
have not enjoyed good health for several ycars
past vet have not allowed 1t TO interf' re with my
labor. Every one belonging to the laeoring class
knows the Inconvenience or being obliged to labol
when the body, from debility, 'amce; refuses tt
perform It's daily task. | never YVES believer II
dosing with medicines, but having heard the VEGE
TINE spoke ell of so highly was determined to try II
and shall never regret that dctcrn natlOn. AS ;
tonic (Which every needs IL some ime) 1t sur
passes anything ever heard OF. 1t HvigorateS tht
whole system 1t Is great cleanser and purifier o
the blood. There are many Of NY acquaintance;
who have taken IT, and all unite In praise Of It's sat
sfactory effect.
Especially among the aged class cf people, II i'm
parts to them the one thing most needful In old
age-ughts Of calm, sweet rcp0se-thcrcby strength.
ening the mind rs well as the body. One aged lady
who has been suffering through life from scrofula
and has become blind from its effects, having tried
many remedies with no favorable result, was III
duced by friends to try the VEG ETINE. After taking
few bottles she obtained such e relief that she
expressed a wish for her sight, Tn she might be
able 10 look upon the man who had cut her such a
blessing. Yours respectfully,
o. ~. =. HODGE,
Police Ctlcrr, Station 9.
Boston, Mass, May Q, 1871.
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,... ...,~aEy YESTERDAY WAS c'ra: ana


,.. ,~,rr FNK.-The entries Tor tue
r..r are being made very rapidly. the
-, -, .s.. exhibition is increasing, ana
" ~. ';n.,a,ncnf members are paying up III
:.f ,""..'. rum .cr>. Hon. B. Johnson
','.r o., U.su-c county, has been invited,
b.. ..,'a,.t Tie invitation, TO deliver the
'"' '...'y .,r,.lan. The entries in Departments
sum-, .""I, ntnutlctHrcS sud animal>l are IN
-.,,.,. ,ui tie prospects are that these l"o
. ',,,n'n,< Will hc very we'll represented.
L.,r suggested that the grand military
l '..''.,..,r.f;au '.', he msdc on "Wednesday, the
u ,: "'~' ,,s, o. The Far. and that the oratlon
1.ry,r,G On Thursday, which Will very
,,,,,e,lr =, the principal day of the Fair. IL
i',r-.,a, that il Ibis is done The interest lr
=, r,.r wf.! hr more general, and many per
",.g.H be- induced 10 remain 10 attcna Tue
,,..,, .,taata.;, lrl@cr time than they Noue
I',..,,- other circumstances.
T.. ,ro.r4mn!" to embrace these ue'aisS
-,..a. fNr ra~Mcrs' meetings, has not YET
I,,,.,rr. a,eu arranged. 1t is pretty gene
-,g. understood that tie first day oil tt'
I...--r.,, lAy tor unyeilinS the Stoncwa
- ..,r ,.l,ur-wil b" observed as 4 gen:
-,.l..ij.r.: and an effort wili he made I
,n,., el tn2 merchants and Msluess'he
..n.,,.c uy on that day.
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lie. may it please your Honors to grant your
orators such other and further relief as may
be equitable in the premises"
The bill is signed by edmund L. An
drews, of counsel for complainants," and
was sworn to by Mr.. Albert F. Richards be.
fore a United States commissioner in New
York on the Goth September.
Judge Bond fixed the 22d of October, at II
O'Clock, in this city, as the time and place for
hearing the motion for appointment of re-
ceivers and foreclosure, and ia the mean
time, in accordance with prayer Of complain
ants, enjoined the company and its agents
from dsposing of its property, except to run
the road, and Duncan, and Calhoun, and
Kitchen from entering into possession, &c.
Notice of the complaint and the order of
injunction were served on Nice-President
Wickham yesterday.
Proceedings similar to these have been be.
gun in the United States Circuit Court at
Parkersburg. w. Va
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jim JAas.-R. Holzbach, who claimed to
be {" a bard working man." was before the
acting Police Justice yesterday Tor oeing
drunk and disorderly, and was sent to Jail 10
default of surety as well as to sober on. Mr:
Antelotti carried Holzbach and a colored
woman down to Jail together. At the Jail
corner Holzoach tlourished pocket knife
and solemply declared that be did not mean
to enter the Jail alive. Whether he meant 10
end bis own life or that of the worthy Ante,
lotti is not known, but from the quantity OF
whiskey left in his system it is believed ne
would not hesitate to have done either;
However, the knife was taken from him, ana
be was left with the jalor and to sweet medl'
tatiOn.
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Jackson Statue.
COMMONWEALTH OF VIRGINIA,
GOvERNoR's OFFICE.
RIcuNoSD. Octoyer 4. 1878.


General Harry Heh:
General,-The first position. being that OF
marshal-in chief, in the direction of the cere-
monies Of inaugurating the statue OF Jackson,
on the 26th instant, has been rendered to
General Joseph E. Johnston. Should he ac-
cept, you are expected to act as first deputy
marshal in-chief. In the mean time, and du.
ring his absence, you are authorized and re-
queSted, as acting marshal-in.chief, 10 per-
form all the duties of that office; to organize
and carry into effect the programme of cere-
monies prescribed for the Inauguration, and
to make such preparation and take such action
as may be needful and appropriate in the
premises. In di-charging these duties you
Shall have, so far as may be desirable TO your
self, my hearty eco .eration and assistance.
/ have the honor TO be, very respectfully,
&C., JAMES l.. hEAPER.
RICHMOND, VA, October ., 1873.
The mayors OF municipalities, command.
ers of military organizations. masters OF
lodges, and heads of different societies, who
propose to take plrt in the ceremonies at
tending the uuvelling of the Jackson statue,
on the Goth instant, are respectfully requested
to report by let er to the undersigned as
early as practicable, in order tba. proper po-
sltions may be assigned them in the ceremo-
nies of The day. II. HETH,
Acting Marshal-in- Chief.
State papers requested to copy.
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AN APPEAL TO THE FRIENDS OF IsI,fIGRA-
FloS'-ln order to bring the resources Of Virgins
prominently before The attention OF the people OF
rehnsylTaniA and other northern states, our Mr..
CiIAFFiN will leave here early next week to attend
tue " FIRST GRAND EXPOSITION OF THE TRADES
MEMS INDUSTRIAL ISsTIr UTE OF PITTSBURGH,
TA.' aad would like TO take with HIN creditab.e
co'ecuon Oh specimens OF the mineral and agricul-
tura' products Of Virginia. We therefore urgently
appeal 10 our friends and the friends of immicra-
tlon having REALLY GOOD SPECIMENS OF minerals
orof farm products TO send the s,me TO our Office
on OF oatore MONDAY NEXT. Those favorIng us In
TINS request Wii!haVe their articles returned In am
pie time TO De exhibited at our own State Fair.
CHAFFIN, STAPLES & Co.,
Real Estate AGENTS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-06

ELECTION OF MILITARY OFrICERs.-At q
meeting of the Richmond Light Infantry
Blues, held at their armory, the following
nor. commissioned officers were elected for
the ensuing year: First Sergeant. j. j. Carr !;
Second Sergeant, W. r. Kiddck; Third
Sergeant, Tate Starke; Fourth Sergeant,
Judson McCarter; Fifth Sergeant. Henry
Kell; Quartermaster-Sergeant, Frank Bene-
dict; Ensign, S. T. Howard; First Corpo-
raj. F. u. Shelton; Second Corporal, W. d.
Riddick; Third Corporal, George ROBIN
Fourth Corporal, Edward Whitlock; Trea-
surer, Isaac Newman; Secretary, Flank
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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-10-06

PORTRAIT OF COLONEL MUNFoED.-A spleu-
didlv-eXecuted portrait of Colonel George
Wythe Munford, by Elder, was presented to
the State Library yesterday by Colonel Will
liam P. Munford and lady. The painting i.
very life-like, and is considered by Mr.. Elder,
although amongst the first, to be one of the
best of bis works.