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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-16

DEATH OF A WELkkNowN GENTLEMAN
Very recently DR.. WILLIAM S. Scott died, in
Fredericksburg, in the seventy first year of his
age. Deceased was for many years resi-
den, of Richmond, and is we'll remembered
by our citizens who are somewhat advanced
in life. He was tolerably excitable politi-
c;aa, and was much IN the company of the
lea ling Wings Of the city. He was psrticu.
larry intimate with the late JOHN HAAPDEN
PEASANTS and the late r. X. CRALLE while be
resided in Richmond. DR.. SCOTT was the class.
mate in William and Mary College with Mr.
CRALLE. He was gentleman Of the ole
school, and as impulsive and earnest as q
maa OF dignity and courtesy Of the day
could suffer himself to be. 4 singular
incident OF DR.. ScorT's life was an attempt
made by him to get control of the castor oil
market. The Palma Christi became rebel.
lious, and the oil poured upon the market
in a manner astonishing to druggists and
ruinous to the Doctor. The scheme was 3
failure.
The Doctor returned to bis native town
Fredericksburg some twenty years since.
and there has laid himself down peacefully
to his final rest, beloved and respected BY all
BEo knew him.
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DEATH OF a COOP MAN.-The telegrapbic
department of the Dispatch of yesterday
M srning announced the death OF Rev. NJ. l..
sCHEysRs, in the eigbty-fourth year Of his age.
'Tae deceased was chaplain of the garrl.
son at Old Point Comfort for forty years.
Those who have been in the habit OF
visiting Old Point remember him and his
,unpretending discourses 10 the chapel there.
He always impressed the stranger with bis
sincerity and his goodness Of heart. Many
wren they go to Old Point again will regret
his absence from bis familiar places, and will
deplore the final departure Of good man.,
.-.sho ha, done bis share for the promotion Of
Hirt re- sanssasdness
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the bouoor8confsrred upon him
In the cafi. D &.
Il Gals we're then made for Senators Bogy
ond Corkrilt aEtS NS@

the honor conferred upon MIN
.Cslls Mere then made for Senators Bogy
and CockFill. -
"Tbe former first responded. He ola no,
intend TO make a speech. The cro"a hao
come TO listen to distinguished gentleman
from abroad, and bis renarks bad anorueu
pleasure to all. A few years ago tnere was
n dreadful war in the tand.e Now taels wete
hallelujahs Of peace, as the Stutcs OF tnI I've
public moved on in one common uesslu5 |.
TIo agreed with Mr.. Davis in The matter OF
in,ornaI jmnroycments, and then gave utter
ance briefly TO his well-Gnown plan OF nnahce.
With thanks he closed. ,,u ,pooted
s. senator Cockrill was warmly greeteo,
and EXPRESSED his gratitude. lie SPOKE
h.infu Of cbe.p transportation, an ouliet 10
the Gulf. political purity. &C., ana cloSed
with q patriotic apostrophe.
"This closed the ceremonies at the faiI-
c-onnd. IN far a. jeff. Davis was concerned,
and az far ~ vast number in attendance
nore interested. The people crowded around
,bo n.voda. hand shaking was INDUCED 10,
.,d Mr. Davis was fairly borne to the car.
riarp q few wards distant, by the enthused
mss with the committee, be repaired 70
The residence of General Hockaday, got bis
dinner. took a short rest, and then, accom-
n,nicd bv Governor Hardin and his travel
ling companions, boarded the train Tor Jel-
ferson City,
Mr.. DAVIS next appears at the capital OF
Missouri, Jefferson City. There he was the
guest of Governor HARDIN. The same spirit
of kindness and respcc. manifested itself
there. A telegram in the st. Louis Tunes,
dated the 18th, says:
can immepse crowd, composed Of per-
sons of every political party, and lncluoinS
a number Of negroes, crowded around the
Executive mansion tonight, while brass
band serenaded Mr.. Davis. After. several
pieces of music there were calls lor MI.
Davis, and the distinguished gentleman ap.
pared upon the porch and was introduced
by Governor Hardin. Mr.. Davis spoke IN
clear, distinct tones, enupeIatln@ every WORD
with care and audibly TO bis large audi
cree. He alluded to the great changes
tina. had taken place in Missouri since his
first visit 10 TIE State, and spoke OF the I'M
mense ard almost untold mineral resources OF
the State and its vast agricultural wealth, ana
predicted for lis people future OF pros
perity and greatness that would give tGelr
State a front rank in the sisterbood OF the
Union. He urged upon the people to be
vrtuous, industrious, and economical, TO az.
vance their intellectual development and
moral culture in equal proportion with the
increase of their material wealth. After
thanking the audience for the personal cyl
dcnce of good will and kind feeling shown
him, and for the compliment of the serenade,
he begged to be excused from further speak.
ing by reason of fatigue, aud retired amidet
universal applause"
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DEATHS.

Died. Tuesday evening al 6 O'Clock, at the resi-
deucc OF his grandfather, Sir Fleming Philips,
WESLEY &, infant son of John +. and Belle j.
Bell: aged thirteen months and twenty-e light days.
His funeral Will take place from The above r.si-
dencc at o O'Clock THIS Thursday MORNING..
Relatives and friends are invited To attend
Died. Oh Tuesday, the l4th Instant at 1870
O'Clock Z. NJ, at her residence, on Church llill,
aged seventy -seveu years, ELIZA l.. VAN LEW,
beloved wife Of John Van Lew, deceased.
Friends are invited to attend her funeral on
THIS Thursday AFTERNOON; the ION In
ala mr. at half-past 3 o'clock, from her home.
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Maine.

The result in Maine is disastrous to BLAINE,
sho had the management OF affairs there.
The Democratic gains in the face of bis great
.tla!ts, in the expectation that good show
il blaine would help him to the presidential
domination, is most surprising. His eager.
ness to sweep Name led him into the en-
p'oymert of some devices to fire the people
o! Maine against the South. Through his in
s'rrmentall,y that malignant and unscrupu-
lous politician, Senator MORTON, of Indiana,
was imported to libel the South and work up
ru1'ic feeling. But all would not do. A
Washington letter describes the Radical po-
Uri.mns as completely down in the mouth
a ,out the news from Maine. The same let
ter says:
=. 4 leading Government official, in con-
vcr.aton to. day. said that he fully expected
nov that both Ohio and Penusy lVania would
d. carried by rou>ing majorities for the
ID mocrats. He said it was evident that the
hard times would be the destruction Of the
Republican party. All history shows that
wtcu the pressure Of hard times is upon the
pco.ie they rebel against their rulers. In
bv the bayonet, but in the United States
through the silent agency of the ballot.boX
the, de,hronc their rulers
The New York Tribune says:
THE result is largely attributed to the
bluudcring policy of the Republican man.
ayers in undertaking to make the fight upon
the dead Issues Of the war, and in bringing
into me Stale at time when the financial
question and the question Of administrative
reform were the leading issues OF current
politics Il partisan orator whose record on
10th Was notably bad"
Washington reporters say that the dis.
couragcmcn, of the news from Maine causes
q rise in GRANT stock, and there is a grow
ing conviction that he, after all, must be the
candidate of the Republican party.
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We are authorized to say that an article
which appeared in the Halifax Record Of
yesterday disparasing Richmond merchants
sence Of the editor and the proprietor, and
was Unauthorized by either of them. Those
gentlemen regret the publication Of the
article, which does not reflect their opinions
or sentiments.
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We publish this morning an able and
patriotic article from the Petersburg Star
on the importance Of harmony aud union in
the Conservative party. 1t should find re-
spouse in the heart Of every Conservative.
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MARRIAGES.

Married, on the 2l OF September, 1875. by the
Rev. Father Handiey. at st. Peters Cathedral, Mr..
THOMAS MURPHY 10 Miss + LEN CURTIN.
Wytheville and bristol papers please copy.
Married, In the city OF baltimore on the 18th in
slant by Rev j. ". NJ. Williams, MIR T. (.
SIGHTlNGALE and Miss BETTE T.. JACK
SON; all Of this city.
Philadelphia, Boston, and Montreal papers please
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sssa:s,IAL Nd1ICEs. Z
ry- LEYysBRoTHERs 4
THEFfRsT no MARK DOWN PRlcEs.s|
DRY GOODS SOLD AT LOWER PRICES THAN
BEFORE THE WAR!
NOTICE A FEW OF THE ARTICLES MEN
TONED, BUT CALL IN oRDER 70
sEEALL OF THE BARGAINS.

Good FALL STYLE CALICOEs at o4c. yard;
Bcst.FALL-sTYLE CALICOEs at 81 and 1Oc.
Good sOFT-FINIsH BLEACHED COTTON at
SIC. yard;
Good YARD-WIDE UNBLEACHED COTTON at
SIC. yard:
SWISS MUSLIN RUFFs-A fresh lot at soc. 8
dozen;
LACE-EDGE RUFFs at 45c. dozen;
lin ordering Rufs per mail add &c. per dozen for
postaRe.l
NEW STYLES HORN, HIeH-BACK SPANISH
COMBS;
A great bargain in LADIES' CUFFS at 1 0c. a pair;
A large assortment of ladies' NEW STYLE COL
LARS;
CuEy1oT SHIFTING, TwEEDsi KENTUCKY
JEANS, CAssINETTEs, CAsslMEREs, SAT
NETS, all at very low prices Call and
examine the new stock Just In.
LEVY BROTHERS,
1917 and 1919 Main street.
Look at our 4Oc. BLACK ALPACA. SCI
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COURT ORDERS.

DILKINTONA AND AIS, PLAINTIFFS,
VS.. MOSS AND AIS. DEF-NDANTS-1S
HEsTERFIELD:CIRCu COURT.
Extract from the decree entered In this cause
25th May. 1875: ~ 49,
"The court doth adjudge, order and decree, that
La wson NunaIiy. who is hereby appointed special
commissioner for the purp6se, after This cause shall
nave been matured as to the parties herein ordered
TO be made, do inquire and report what are the
liens upon the interest OF Richard PilkiIton In The
proceeds OF sale of the lard conveyed by the coE-
missioners OF sale In this cause TO the trustees or
whether the wives Of Richard Pilkinton, Z. T. Pill
kinlon, William l. Clopton, and Wi!lism 4. Moss,
are entitled to contingent rights or dover on &C
count Of the ormerinterests respectively OF their
said husbands in said land; wh.thfr the sald
rights properly affect the said LAND or me
constitute charge upon the said fnnd. VINE
Their the said wives ARE willlp2 to accept the
commuled values Of said rights, and what salo COM
muted values are. And II they, or either OF them.
what portion of the fund for the shares OF those
who do not consent should be held subject to the
contingency Of such rights becoming vested. SAID
commissioner shall also inquire what amount or the
proceeds of the land aforesaid has been LOST by the
insolvency OF Isaacs, Taylor 6 Williams, and upon
shall this point report specially whether said u
T. Stevenson should bear any portion q said ioss
BIZ reason OF stopping the distribution OF said faud
as all eyed In the answer Of Richard PilkintoD. All
of which Inquiries and report he shall make, To-
gether with any matter Specially stated by him
REQUIRED 10 state. And he shall give notice OF
the time and place OF executing this decree
by publication once q week for four successive
weeks In some newspaper published iu Richmond
city. which publication shall ee equivalent 10 per-
sonal notice to all the parties"
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~ NOW is THE SEASON
FOR CHEAP DRY GOODS,
and the place to gel the best bargains IS at
WILLIAM THALHIMER's,
Col BROAD STREET.
where he is offering EXTRAORDINARY Inducements
in all kinds of goods Large additions made to the
stock DAILY.
SWISS MUSLIN RUFFLts at soc. dozen worth
WIDE aud NARROW CAMBRIA EDGISGs at
l2Gc. to Soc, very cheap;
Misses, aud Ladies' STRIPED HOSE at csc. to
75c. pair
CORsETS ut SOC, 75c., and s1-extra cheap;
LIGHT and DARK two. button) KID GLOVES
75c. worth il pair
SCARFS and RIBBONS-a large line, very low.
Excellent A BROWN and BLEACHED COT
TONS al SIC, &C., and 12hc.;
Excellent A GERMAN GINGHAMS at 12hc.
worth &C.; ---......
Excellent SHEETINGS and SHlRTINGS at the
lowest prices.
TOWELS ut 12kc., 16c., 20c, and 30c.-extra
cheap;
ALL.WOOL FLANNELs at CSC. and upwards;
BROWN ard BLEACHED CUTTOS-FLANNELs
ut 12Rc., &C.. and 20c.;
BLACK ALPACAS from csc. to 81 per yard-spe-
cial bargains;
BLACK MERINOS, CASHMERES, EMPRESS
CLOTHS, MOUSSELAlNES, and other mourn
ing goods, very cheap;
BLACK SILKS at $1.25, $3.50, and S1.75, worth
25c. per yard more;
COLORED SILhlPOPLINS at Toe. worth ~
yard;
DOUBLE-EOLD COLORED ALPACAs at csc.
worth 4()c. Der sard
RED, WHITE, and Elbow TABLE-DAMASk
ut SOC, 75c., and $1-very cheap;
BED.TICkS at l2c., 16c., zoe, 25c., soc. and
3Jc.-extra bargains:
BLANKETS, QUILTS. SHAWLs,
BALMORAL and BOULEVARD SKIRTS,
CASSlMERES, kERSEYS, JEANS,
WATERPROOF CLOTHS,
COLORED FLANNGLS, &C.. &C.,
all to be sold ut the very lowest prices. For full
and better Information call at
WILLIAM TUALHIMER'S,
9-Tu,ThSSa 601 Broad street.
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DRY GOODS.
INFERNO AND ALL-WOOL
USDER r. E A r.

LADIES MERINO and ALL-WOOL VESTS and
DRAWERS, all qualities;
GENTLEMEN'S MERINO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
CHILDkEN'S MERINO and ALL-WOOL
SHIRTS and DRAWERS, all qualities;
LADIES', GENTLEMEN'S, and CHILDREN'S
MERINO and ALL-WOOL HOSE and HALF
HOSE.
Weare receiving our fall stock of the above
gooos, to which invite the attention OF our
friends and the public generally, and guarantee
saving of % per cent by buying OF us.
COURTNEY i POWELL, sl5 Broad street,
Sc l.3m between Eighth and Ninth.
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nOARDING.SCHOOL FUR GIRLS
Is TApPkHANSUCk, VA.

MAS. j. r. MCGslRE uoNs
will commence The Eleventh session q nsSrOBEs
SCHOOL on TIA, FIRST MOSDat ~ S.rrto!oH
with the competent assistants sue hNs
TEHMs iper session or nius uirnts,'ii ,rp. ss.c,
English tuittap, 5000, French anS i I si'o,
$40; Music and use OF plane. sa2 brps tnss
per m ,ons. w %seu ,mo ssuis from b s
family. ants Cor daughters OF esersya,r, Apply =
deduction 81 ten per cent. 70. es al ~ Rev.
.. p. McGsire, Jr., K,csTonn1,ip T,psassnn9:,"
Newton. 0, MRS rs .. au 10 eoc.o--
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CLOTHING.

am now opening my large and most fashionable
stock of -
FALL and WINTER CLOTHING
for mems, youths, boys, and chlldren's wear.
take pleasure In thanking my large and exten.
sive acquaintance and the public for their past pa
give me call, as can sell my FIRsTcLAsS CLOTH
ING and FURNISHING GOODS twenty-five PER cent.
cheaper than any other house In the city.
SO lI-s.Tu&Th3m
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- SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.

IL SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT.
r. Z. PRICE & CO.
are selling off the remainder of their large stock at
greatly reduced rates.
Beautiful lines Of CASSlMERES, WHITE
GOODS, Isle and KID GLOVES, ladies' and
certlcmen's STRIPED HOSE, ladies' and gen.
tlemcn's UNDERWEAR--a beautiful assort-
ment.
Particular attention Is called to stock Of
WHITE PlQUES and LINENS for grntlemens
yrstiuQs C2u4I r. X. PRICE & co.
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LIZ DECAYED TEETH.-We have
prepared. after consultation with some OF our
hest dentists aCARBOLIC MOUTH which
has proven very efficient In the treatment OF DE-
cAyEp TEETH and DISEASED GUNS. 1t acts a
disi,lfsctnnt 10 the odor caused By de-
aged teeth, and very pleasant to the smell and
TASTE Sold in bottles; so ccnts each. Prepared
solely by MEADE Il BAKER, Pharmacists,
f.lg 919 Main street
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A NDROSCOG GIN, FRUIT.OF-THE-
n LOOM, and ROCKDALE BLEACHED
COTTON, 1870;
DAYOL BLEACHED COTTON, 14c.:
WAMSUTTA BLEACHED COTTON, 15c.;
LUNSDALE CAMBRIA. 1890;
BROWN COTTON, 81, 8. 10, aud 12Hc.;
CALICOES. 81, So, and 10c.;
SuEETlSGS, TICk1NGS, FLANNELS, BLAS-
KETS, QUILTS &c;
Elegant nnd handsome lot Of SASH-RIBBONS
just received;
Choice lot OF French and English CASSIMERES,
for early fall, just received;
BLACK ALPACAS from csc. to 81, which We
would like to compare with anything in the
market;
The best CORSET for sec. In the market;
CORSETS at all prices;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, 35c.;
KNITTING YARNS, all qualities.
We Invite special attention TO our LINES-BO-
SOM SHIFT at $3.50 worth 81.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
S15 Broad street, between
sc Ism Eighth and Ninth
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NJ Iss ROBERTS
OFFICE CITY SUPERINTENDENT nc -
SOB MARSHALL srpynr.,fG..,l
RICHhosD, VA, September TEL is.-

RICHMOND. VA, Septemberr t7fE I
pUBLIC sCHOOLS.-Tbe pr toT'
l. SCHOOLS will open on WEDyF.hnnL tC
ember 18Th ut 8 A. VI. T'DAf, SEP
Parents and guardians are earnes,lv
send their chile rem promptly. ''f'esed y
Attention Is called 10 the following ~,
aoOpfed by the School Beard: ieSHstcal
l. mat the father or Male guardian a, S
cefpts, both CRY and State for the Ia n
fore children can be admitted In the nnhsy ta,. h.
rs scholars. " D"ohc settc.,
z. Teachers NAV register and sdmI, so,,
their respective schools up to the l., ., 2iars IA
next: provided The receipt for or..h,f, ,,sshG5y
cap'tation tax for 1873 be presenter. tn, me eiy
shall require the receipt for the o,her nsch.rs
city capitation tax on January ]. 1879 nM he
for the full amount Of tax shall be hntcspts
all scholars entered on and amer The Is, os loi
1875. u 'aaEi7,
3 Receipts for the Sta capIt,t,on
presented as late as the 1st or Soyemln, ina! te
the opening OF tho schools. Teachers shall ,pslng
the State rf ceipts 10 he presented on and ,rHa'-
date from al! scholars retained In The pnhc I'll 'h
4. Teachers shall, before returning rrcrt,,s ysl.
them cancelled b. the prlDcprl and sbaG : E,Ns
record o. same, and report del!nancnrs 10 rbspt
cipa or the school, who shall report 10 The >ny;
feBdenI of schools. Teachers aiall moi ann,tt Iia-
lars to the schools on cancelled receipts. ""'-
3. Children who are permanent rssIde,,.,
city Of Richmond. and have no father ar rn, :" ,he
dian. shall he admitted as scholar, into The , l1I
schools and be exempt from the above r,, pnH.e
ments. i''e.
- .-....-.... }. r. BISF0RD
SuDprInilp6.rr aF
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TOR SALE, a FINE YOUNG COW, kEN
IL with first calf. Inquire at stables ofI1R-.
Singer Manufacturing Company, Fourteenth street
near Ross, sc lo-1H
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

TOME SCHOOL. AT THE tAisGsr ".
IL ATTY OFF VIsGINlA.-Protc'sot, ~ ns 6s %
SMITH propose to reesiys Into ths an.n, s,.h s
own Children. For particulars apply to.ytrE.
o"A 'Ai'uie"' EaoFEsSoR r. II. sNMt,saa
Rox IS Uniycrshy Of VIZ
- %
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TOHN LATOUCHE, IA
MERCHANT TAILOR, M
OF MAIN STREET,

now offers full slock OF goods adapted to
FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
and calls particular attention to the variety In
fabric pattern and color giving full play for selec-
ton, aud SO well assorted as to meet the wants OF
The entire community.
Large sales being the aim, no requisite Will be
found wanting TO such result. The GOODS are
perfect. The FORM shall be according TO the
latest reports, and the PRICES very low. In
BUSINESS SUIT1EGS
offer an unusually large assortment, and ask an
examination in this department., confident the In
ducements offered will be appreciated. SET
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T T. r. PRICE e. co.

MI T. r. PRICE & co.
LAST AND BEST CHANCE OF THE SEASON.
GOODS FOR AUGUST.
Splepdid line of GRENADINES, black and CO.
lorcd-prices greatly reduced;
Fine line of PAkASOLS-theSc goods Will be sold
at prime cost;
Large stock OF LADIES' SKIRTS from 81 to So;
BLACK, WHITE. and COIORED SUMMER
SHAWLS, LINEN SUITS, GkENAD1SE
SHAWLS,
and other great bargains In summer goods.
\. B.-Our inventory season now approaches, and
in order 10 decrease stock will sell everything at
q very reduced rate.
Persons indebted to us will please come forward
and settle their accounts daring this month. HI
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fJs- THE BEST TOOTH-POWDER-
MEADE L BAKERS
SAPONIN DEN TIFR CE.

The most cflicacious and elegant preparation
known for whitening and preserving tho teeth.
Used and recommended by our hest dentists.
Prepared snly by
MEADE & BAKER. Pharmacists,
919 Main street.
Sold by druggists generally.
Price, soc. Il box. lie ~
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RICHMOND. September Is, 1875.

RICHMoND. September IS, 1875.
The parties Interested are hereby n0tned that
have bxed CCTOBEk 18TH, at 0 O'Clock 4. a.. as
the time aud the Office OF Benjamin II. Nash, ESQ.,,
in this city. the place, for the execution OF the
Foregoing decree. LAWSON NUSALLf,
= co 1 a. ThSw Special Commissioner.
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M COUNTRY NJ Err G Ii A n S pur-
chasing for cash invited to call and examine our
stock. We offer great inducements to our home
trade, and respt ctfuy solicit their patronage. We
Invite comparison of prices, and feel satisfied that
it Will result In our favor.
1o17 and 1910 Main street, Richmond, Va.
TERMS: Cash. One price. and that the lowest.
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MISS F. SAVILLE,
M III FASHIONABLE DREsS-MAKER-
! Having taken the rooms over 631 and 633 Broad
street will be pleased 10 ste my Ole customers ana
the public generally. Sc 10 e0d3ts
The workingman's advocate. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1864-1877, 1875-09-25

Roll Of officers called. Present, w. J.
Cannon, International President Z. j.
Cox, International Secretary.
Roll Of members called. Absent. Rep-
resentatives Juno ana Acorn.
Reading Of the minutes dispensed with.
President Cannon pr, sented the follow
ing resolutions, which were adopted.
WHEREAS, That earnest and sincere cham
plnu ln labors cause John SIney President
~ the Miners Nation Union ~ now under
indictment pending iu the courts Of Penn
sylvanla. sand indictment charging him with
conspiracy aud melting to ri1t. ana
WHEREAS, We beIev. the attempt tU de-
prve labor Of one Of its ablest and most
Jealous defenders b. q blow aimed at the
principles he represents. Ann III which. We
az working men, are Interested; therefore
be II
Resoired. That while we tender him our
heartfelt sympathy We will use all the means
at our disposal "a assist him to defeat the
schemes Of those who are his prosecutors TO
which end We will urge upon our members to
contribute all m their power u the fund won
being raised for his defence
Representative Hurst, Of the Commit
lCS III CousllluLlDLs bldleu LndI Tue COM
mittee we're ready to report. After read
ing the same the convention resolved itself
into committee Of the whole, for consid-
Grafton Of the report, Representive Rohn-
er in the chair. During the sitting Of the
committee, Representatives Miller, Hurst.
Fencott and Rohner, explained their posi-
tIon in regard to the part taken BY them
on the committee. Owing 10 the absence
Of Representive JUNO the committee
arose and asked for recess Of one hour tO
consult, in regard u certain portions Of
their report The convention being called
to order, a motion t0 take A recess pre-
vailed, at the expiration Of which the con
vention resumed its labors, in committee
Of the whole On motion of Represen-
tative Fencott to strike out In Sec 3. Art.
|, all after the word craft, Representa-
tIves Feucott, Hurst, Driscoll and Rohner.
voting IN affirmative, the section was
adopted a. read After proceeding a. far
as article Nv, and the hour of SIX having ar
rived, the committee rose, and the conven-
tIon adjourned until seven O'Clock.
The convention met at seven O'Clock.
| and lmmed taL1ly resolved itself fnt, rnrn-