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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
rFor other Ship yers see FIN Page.
ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Steamship Acapulco Cray. Aspmwsh May TO- win mas&
steamship Gaucus Bearse Boston with mdse and pass 70
ship samuel waits 1of Ihomason Lermond LObos Fob.
Laisa Bruno liIaL Russo Valencia 10 days saI
Brig Christine tof MontreaD. Thompson. cenfaesos 10
scT. NJ L. Newton Hammond. Calais Providence. VIA
lumber.
schr. Abner Ia lor. Dodge. Bangor With Lumber
sehr h Impson i'mpson Portland with lumber. for New
scHoovyas- RIVER AND co,srwIsR
q. w CUMMINGS, rAvtucEeL herninger. PlTtucket
feilne o,onihSt"n W fbaIp. Boston
Jas. PsrE,. Fan River. Mcsss.srI, Fan Elyer
Golden tlslc. Now Bedford I-acon, NV B-lforL
Cbrlstlana. Newport. Cornelius, Ne London.
blow. NV Haven JOS h. Potts New Haven.
sarah Jane New Haven. IDA b. GiIIs6ee. ProyidencA
Anac con- pr0Siencc Wa aetos6 prosidrnca
n Rogers Providence. GIenwood lnsherInsnl.
%fSD suns hight b. & heavy fog
FOREIGN PDRIs.
orK1Ec. May a5The steamship sarnauan from L'esrs~
sogInAsrios, May 25-Thc North German Lloyd, -.e..
MATtSzi My 23.-Arrred schr Grace Webster. rros
sAGCA Nay 2i-Au.ycd. brig Caleb Leighton from Desss>
ST. joins r. h. Nay 2i.-Arriyod. bark Young Eagle ~.
from Sew YorA.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
NEw ORLEANS May - Sailed from the Passcs steam "
PsoyDrvcl May 3J-Aliycd. steamship vindicaor. fr,u
PCtllANI, May IJ--CIcaIei, scHr 5iattc u hanu. -
oAN FgA~tIsco May eL-Ariycd. bark Michel chcvanss
(frl from BOidcaux CLEARED snip Leading Wand Hncshh
TYIFg Ca. May 25-Arivcd steamship America from b.
vaHIah. baIH Gustav, from LIcDcn
YewYork. cleaI~, schr Paragon for Sew Yxa
18Th steamships OHu stream, tom Now YORK, TO
clyde. Bali more Sailed steamship Benciscte
for York
BALTIMORE May Arrived. steamship Elizabeth iroD
lJgA Wuniied ,Dr. tom IIO JaIoiTo, snap An
Bingay iLverrOoL Cleared, steamship Nc le'fn
Mum 4. tAuSh 10: Bciiist Dfig
+ Kennedy Tor Cdz wa sAnandcF schr L. > Newman to'
Matanssa
VNBYARn HAVE May 25.-Arrived. brig &ansanlA fror
BOSTON. May 2J.-Auived ship Sir John Vaudeville (Br
from Calcutta, brig Lena lBTl from CIuegos scAr Mary
A. Dtarl from oasua Cc.ied STEAMSHIP Dominion Ii.
Yarmouth. \. s. Wm FOR Baltimore barker
tL,rl. London. scbrs. Chrome. for iortsn
Prince G. n. James for charleston = e. Sparking Sea fnS
Bslim Eagle Rols for New fork sailed bark Mesun
PHApEtrIA May 25 Cleared BARK Nicoo Barabno. for
Cork FmoutA io ordcrs 0rg Antilles for 1iaas cha
qlic Fl 'cr; Taylor e Mathis Tot
D. small, for savannah. B H. lronsin
sc.Is Bfc,ar. Cal y McN1ncrng Fl IN camden.
Me- B. " NewDurypOTt James Martin rom
Boston: Nellie lreaI Bangor AIgo. ron James hs-n
Rhota Blew from ORR RIVER SSppho irOm appaLAsiooA
RIVER
LONDON Nav 25Tnfomaiinn has been eee we'd hero thaf
l-nnrr al rho saved 4 steamer
the assistance though had been r1rof I'D
II had been burned Dy the natives
MEMORANDA
from Cape C,afte Aea
h.t the ships ils,ng and i.r 81 Elgio WA
~ DC Tie being
sinpp"i Tho steamship Chessn"ase viii probably noat ~
aad arrive gishL The snip Lase Mlehi
gan passed Pa, bound sunday night she vas the
AdN
anu CzaI OH ST. Denis. inward bound
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B,RGLARY ON BLACKwELL's ISLAND.

VIM. 4. Irving, night Waterman attached to
the Lunatc Asylum. BlackvelPs Island while on duty IN
the atehouse on the bank Of the river wa
called upon at about O'Clock Tuesday morning by
three men, who tapped gently ~ the door On opening
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TRIAL OF REFRACTORY GOLD-sEEKER AT
YANKION

YANKroN, Dakota, May 25. Charles f.
Coles the refractory member of wharton's Black Hills
party who refuses the parole, had hearing be
fore United States Commissioner to-day having been
turned over BY the military the civil authorities his
case will no decided tomOrrOw. A great many OF the
captured parties are here waiting tor the treaty " NC ~
RANGED.
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THE JACKSON DEFALCATIoN IN BOSTON.

Boston, May 25.-Recent estimates OF the de-
facation of Abraham Jackson, the missing lawyer swell
the amount to 100000 1t is stated that Mr. jack
son is in Vermont but it is more generally believed that
he has carefully provided against arrest and Is on ms
him.
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All FruptIou- face. pmnles blackheafs. mem,
wrnkes lis lrc the skin, 81 VII atoa Di DiLhs LSt
AEh1 OnI ~ aMaOhA. Guaranteed. ~ cure charge
~ dsng,i-i Depot No. Adj sixth New>Yo
Only oUC. ana 81 par bottle.
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, WARRINGTON May 25.-The United States steGu-
= Celorado which recently arrived at Hampton Roads 81
Atlantic station has been ordered 10 trsnser
the practice ship Constellation 81 ~ ntgO
Academy and then proceed 20 New-York
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(Gcnuine) 5jc. a bottle; lpurel SOC per pcm1
W Co.. Chemists. No. 4Jl sxtna ave. tAu4
above Twenty -scvcuth-st. Nev-YOrk.
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NlRRIED.

LLOYD-wALDRIDGE-At Emmanuel Church Srookiyn
Iues evening. May 20. by The Rev. d. hsbEy H. VA
brugc, DemaI cot Lloyd ana Alice Chase Wa.Dridge
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TIE ST47E or TRADE.
CATTLE MARKET.

PBlLADFIPHA MAY 25-The demand for beef cattle ht4
prices about the l35O heeA
sold at from adsc. tor fair 10 PRIME and '0oo
for
market rather dull and prices favors9
buyers reached $500 heal, and clppo4
sheep soi from 5dsc and wooded at 6adTc iOr fair 9
good at ass so head Lambs sold 81 from -
lie :.
HoGs-There was a fair demand for hogs and 1000 heal
sold 1t FL 50GSl2 % 100 for corn fei and sl0e
ell 90 for Stop.
CALVES sale q reached 225 heal -
s3Ouf7O fresh and Ssh $50 for puages Mllk calves
sold 1t y '2d7 &c, and rrsSs Al 3rio.
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" CHACUN POUR SOL"

Mamma (sternly)-" Now, Miriam, say grace
Miriam iwho for previous misconduct, has bel de-
prved of pudding-" For all sy have received LEI mem
be truly thankiuI."-l Punch.
CLINCHER.
SIbject Of Discussion" WOH1ens RtGhc, >, 4,
Youthful Enthusiast (who has had alI the
tall 10 h.mselfl-" And now that nave esldDsIeu NY
position unassallable basis, ana Thoroughly re-
iuted by anticipation any possible argiineht You
say god Dy-ior have w catch Tram. II Punch.
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DIPHTuERIA AT ELIZABETH. N. J.
ELIZABETH, n. j., May 25.-Within six days
four children Of McEae Benson OF this place, have died
of dipntleriil. The died this morning.
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.
PROVIDENCE May 2j.-PrBaDg Cloths dun and -.
changed
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DIED.

Al Notices Of Marriages must be indorsea wih fs0
name aAd G,sG e1s.
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5ueeial Notices.

80 phi. are the best and sa.est remedy for chIls
- .Yt
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30
Massachusetts, Republican Convention

Massachusetts Republican Convention
WORCESTER, September 29.-Tbe Repub
lcan State Convention met here to.day-W
w. Clapp, of tine Boston Journal, presiding.
Vice. President Wilson was chosen perma.
nent chairman, and addressed the ConYen.
tion. =. ""ta" III '''
The platform reaffirms allegiance to the
great principles Of the Republican party, and
congratulates the party that nothing in their
record makes it necessary for them to give
pledges that they accept and will abide
the settlement Of war issues made In the
thirteenth, fourteenth, and fifteenth amend.
ments to the Constitution of the United
States; and congratulates the country
that the Democratic party has at
last formally 'professed to abandon its
long, bitter, desperate, but unavailable
Struggle, first to prevent and afterwards to
overthrow that settlement; declares against
the third term, and also that the National
Government is sacredly bound to fulfil its
promises by the speediest possible relurn to
specie.paymeDt, and that an irredeemable
currency is national evil, and, when it con.
tinues beyond the necessity of Its creation, a
national reproach. -sa.r. E a#. +
The ballots for Governor resulted as fol.
lows: ..--a .t --a ...~
First: Alexander H Rice, 451 George B.
Loring, 332; Charles Francis Adams, 253 !;
scattering, As.
Second: Rice, 4s7 Loring, 225; Adams,
26l scattering, 64. g. ..
Third: Necessary to a choice, 494. Rice
received SIC; Adams, 249; Lorng, so;
Pierce, 9G; balance scattering.
Rice was then nominated by acclamation.
The balance of the ticket was then nomina-
ted. as follows: Leutenant Governor, Hora-
ito G. Knight STATE Treasurer, Charles En-.
d:cott; Auditor, julius l.. CLARK Attorney
General, Charles r. Train.
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THE FLAG OF THE FIRST MARYLASr REGI-
MENr CONFEDERATE STATES ARMY RECLAIMED.
The flag of the First Maryland regiment,
which was disposed of at the sale of Mr..
Wynne's effects day before Yesterday, turns
out TO have gotten into the collection by mis-
take. 1t was Il large State flag, presented by
the ladies of Baltimore to the First Mary
land regiment in 1861, and was so large that
it was only used 10y them on reviews and
stated parades. When that regiment was
disbanded in August, 1862, on account Of
its reduced numbers, the officers and men
directed that Colonel Bradley T. johnson
should deliver it to the Virginia Historical
Society. emblazoned with all the battles Of
The first year OF the war in Virginia,
Jackson's Valley campaign, and the
seven days battles around Richmond, to
he kept until the proper time, when
il was to be placed in the hands of the Mary.
land Historical Society. 1t was sent by Colo-
mel Johnson to Richmond, and used as the
pall on the bier of General Charles Wlnder,
tf Mar, land. who was killed at Cedar Noun.
tain August -, 1862, while in conm1nc OF
the Stonew4l Brigade. After that it WAS
placed in charge of MIR. Wynne for the fir-
oinia Society, and was supposed to have been
delivered TO it by him. 1t was sold by mis-
take at the sale, and General johnson 'mme'
dlateIy recovered it for the purpose OF carry
ing out the original design of The regiment.
He will have it properly repaired ana duly
marked with the names OF the oatt!cf, ana
then present it to the Maryland Histories
Society IN the name OF his old command.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

CRY CoUScIL.-A regular meeting OF this
body will be held TOMORROW night at the
Council chamber.
REAL ESTATE SALEs.-MeSsrs. Sims u
Simpson, real estate agents and auctioneers,
have recently sold the following real estate !:
One 56.foot lot in Marks addition to E.
Shipp for $40 cash the Oakmudge farm,
near Skiuquarter, TO David Burgess for $3.50
clsh; the Dorzett farm to William q. Dorset
for Sl,050. ... Z.
OLD-FoLKs' CoNcERr.-The Baptist church
choir of this city design giving an old-folks'
coucert in Petersburg on the 10th OF Octo-
Der. They will be assisted by the First Bap'
tst church choir of that city.
pERsoNAL.-Mr. G. G. McRae, president Oh
the City Council, has returned to the city
from a visit to the country.
FAIR.-The ladies' of the Presbyterian
church have fair in successful operation at
the courthouse. --
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The Board Of Education OF Chicago. with
but one dissenting voice, have resolved to-
that city. y.
The Board oTHeaith Of Washington. D. C..
regarding the wood pavement, OF which that
CITY bas sixty miles, report the emission OF
gases engenderns disease. a.a1s
President Grant, General Sherman, and
Secretary Belhnap are attending the annual
reinion of the Army Of Tennessee, In Des
Moines, iowa. sef, ...s,i, .7a7a' 1
The Affairs OF the. Jaeger Iron Compeny,
at Albany, n. r.. whose blast works cost
$500, ,000,, are reported In bad condition.
Ten persons were killed and thirteen
badly wounded by the running OF the track
Of passenger train on the Richmond,
Drummond and ATthabrasia railroad In;
Canads. u
Nichols, the defaufting teller Of the Bank
Of Commerce, Montreal, and bis father, have
been arrested In ST.. Augustine Florida. &t
Robinson, who wounded Mrs. Dixon at,
Norwich, Conn, is dead from poison TAKEN
after his arrest. ,,,
The Emperor Of Germany has gone. to
Baden Baden, and will 60 thence on the 10Th
Of October to Italy. III = 10 a1; @fzti
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[Communicatcd.l'
"A Card.

TO THE MANUFACTURERS AND MERCHANTS OF
RICHMOND.
CHARLESTON. S. c., September q, 1875.
Gentlemen,-We take the liberty of calling
your attention TO the advantages to be de-
rived from advertising your business in the
local papers of North Carolina, South Caro-
lima, and Georgit. AID especially in that por-
ton of those States recently opened to the
trade of Richmond by the All .nta and Rich
mond Air Line railroad.
The country alluded to, and especially the
upper portion OF South Carolina, is in a
very prosperous condition, and there now
exists growing demand for just such arti-
Giles as are manufactured and sold by you.
Mr.. Roswell Il. Logan. the manager of our
advertising agency, Is now in your city, and
will call upon you and give any information
about the country and the papers that you
may desire. He is also authorized to make
contracts for us at the very lowest rates.
WALKER, EVANS & CCGSwELL,
Advertising Agents.
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Serious Charges against Secretary
BrfStOW.

CHICAGO, September29.-Ch Charles II, Hams,
customs appraiser ut this port, who, without
notice, has been removed from office, this
morning publishes an open letter to Secretary
Of the Treasury Bristow, in which, while
asserting that repeated Investigations only
confirmed the honesty and correctness
of bis management, be makes Sc
rious charges against the Secretary
for covering up frauds in the New York
Gust om-house, and says that the report Of
Mr.. Blodgett detailing the monstrous
frauds which honey-combed the customs
service of New York was suppressed, and
the author Of it was not permitted 10 return
to New York to continue the reform be had
inaugurated, but was remanded to the rou'
tine of general appraiser of the port OF Phil
adeluhia,
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.,-rrv g Of. TnREE WHITE PRISONERS To
;. trs fs.W THE PF>!TE>TiARY.-Tho
n.r. R.ijHuiu Waller, and William
%.siIras>". whit" prisoners, made Al un'
..r,,.rG. a''cGp, 20 escape from the peni.
.an'a.y a;-at before last. They were con.
.,.G lc..iarr il i cell on The middle tier Of
ilr vr,'rrU part GI the horSc>hoe.Shapcd
,a.itn-. and having secured L few tools,
..,arou.a their cell II )or 10 the >toreroom
,a~i,h. IINin. lie. themselves down into
:.- >,og,!pom. they in like manner cut
...aU.n IL N4ur y the old kitchen below.
T.. od and uu,cCupiCd kitchen is i'll the
u,rMvut. ana IL southern end Is formed by
t.r 'front.' wall OF the institution.
Through ,Hr wall The pri.oners undertook
;. ru'. hut owing 10 il thickness. and the
.I.gc>, 1T TIE mortar, they were not able
T.. mp,c'c ih,!rta>k before daylight. When
iN -Lt .4m. hey climbed back into their
..., aaG "Hcn MIR. cary, one OF the interior
-.tri-, won't /" make his usual morning eX-
a...4.iuu l.. iru:1 traces ot their dOlngS.
Ia.y w,:" tut in a dark cell and subjected
'.r r.-".na, Punishment provided IN the
.H., ioG .U.:I "I'rncr>. IL is not easy to see
: by ,uy possibility they could have
@..,a '.''r r'clIr, tor if they had sue.
".'.! IL cIU'nL through the wall meptiOn.
. las ".u.G have iccu brought face TO
".t:. far -utrd whose heat is il front OF
d. gGi,N'ury.
'a.I.rT 80 >,rt t. tie p"nitenti.ry from
IT,. -.nsAI:. >I"o..ng Policeman Hohson.
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zoe Al MATTERS.

....f WoxAx.--Ha'tie Niles, an in
.'..'ta,,r 40. 1915 Exchange alley,
I'LL .,,,,} .9i.idc Tuesday night By taking
w.. %. .gr.s u tinciure oi Fconlle roof.
-" 81 ug. native Of Danyille, w.,
- t..., ~. .,y;rI. and for some time resided
'>.-l.... nh"r2. in attending open-air re-
.. ',... r,....,.-, ~he profe>sed desire to
=. ....~ life. About four months ago
.'' ,.,,c, - Richmond and entered the
--,~.,2,'>.-... i:omc and there dwc!t until
rs since, when. in consequence OF
t,.l,r,.r Of the rules. and excessive
"~.....r,o, G4aor wh'ca accidentally came
.....o b.. l,arb, she had to leave. Then
. o,r, "a a noUse on Leigh street ana
.....,rwo v..a>. leaving there to take up
t., ,i.odr :, 1915 EX'hange alley.
I,...,..l. H4y,n. complaired of continual
.,.s, w.nt 20 Or. Jackson on Monday last,
~. ,..s r...,.gih,l! tor her tincture OF aconite
"..., - r.. AIKEN two drops 1t dose. The
;, r.,...rjl,y warned her that the mcdi-
i,L.r j., oy"ri0-c> was poisonous, ard
.,, NJ! l.r. fhrrcf re. 10 be very particu-
-.sj..n,,. Tuesday she was in ber usual
t ~, fy. drank coed deal. Tuesday
...... ....~.a7aud : o'c'"cka strange young
.-.n.. . wn rom hcr room and told the
.....a.ut 'sc bou>c that Hattie Niles hid
....r. III. ,.,l.,ra'S of tn. vial. which he heid
d., A..t. Ai',r considerable time had
..nr.,, H.. woman went up TO the room OF
...i.,.,i 4>ktd he: il She had taken the
s.,. ~. .i..%:,l that She bad with such
.,..,n. ....,.iry that She was believed. and
49,. .uIa... n.rrvi-d TO further attention OF
O., ....~... ..ua'5I tct"cen II and O'Clock
r..,t. .-I'. or rather Yesterday morn
~..a &. Wi> discovered that shc was
...5.. l,-.trtri wa> summoned. but she
%.,.i,r. r. ,orc BE- reached her bedside.
IT,. ,,,.l;ar held an Inquest yesterday,
a.. n, - itulcrcd verde. IN accorG-
..s. " '@ ;Gr-" iact>.
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PERsoSAL.-Dr. G. w. Deane, son Of the
late DR.. +. II. Deaue, Of this city, has re.
Gently passed examination before the Naval
Board, now in session in Washington, d. c.,
and has been appointed m assistant surgeon
in the United States navy.
Amongst the largest buyers at the Wvnne
book sale is Colonel J. i. Nicholson, o!
Philadelphia, whose collection oil books re.
hating to the military operations Of the war
is claimed to be tue largest in the country.
Colonel Nicholson is the recipient Of Gene
raj Maury'S attentions, and 1T the conclusion
of the sale goes South to meet General Jo'
scph Z. Johnston.
Mcssrs. Patrick Henry Starke, Charles Z.
Williams, and George ). Palmer bayc noti-
fed the secretary OF the Chamber Of Com
mercc of their acceptance Of the appoint.
ment to represent the commercial and manu-
facturiuy interests OF Richmond at the North
Carolina State Fair. Me>srs. Waller X
Martin, l.. II. FIayser, and James LII. Dooley
report that they will not be able to go. The
rest have not been beard from. II they de.
cline to 90, end notify the President in time,
other appointments will be made.
The president of the Chamber of Com
merce has added the following gentlemen 10
the list already appointed to attend the North
Carolina Fair: Judge Asa ID. Dickinson,
Prince Edward county; A. y. Stokes and
George Watt, Richmond; r. '. Gaines.
Charlotte; John Dodson, Dinwiddle.
Mrs. Charles H. Page, Of this city, has
just presented communon-servicen made OF
silver to the Methodist church at Bridgewa-
| ter, in the county of Rockingham.
The monument to John r. Thompson, the
poet, will be of the Italian marble, seven
teen feet high, and will be set up on the an
| nivcrsary Of his birth, October 25:h. A
steamer Of the Old Dominion line will bring
| it from New York to this city.
Dir. Henry It. Wickham, OF this city, was
on MonGay admitted to practice law at the
bar of the Supreme Court of the District o.
| Columbia.
Among those registered at the State Ii
| brary yesterday were Daniel Rlycnel anc
| DR.. Henry Jervy, Of Charleston, 5. c.; Or
| Herndon, of Savannah, Ga; Willism ii
| S.rlngfelIow, OF Montgomery, Ala; ant
| Hon. b. johnson Barbour, of Orange county
Mr. james Nee>on left the city yes!erda!
| for Louisville, Ky.
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tUE STATE FAlR.-Ine prospects 1OF Tue
success Of the State Fair to be held on the
Goth, 9th, 18th, and 29!h Of October are
very bright. 4 number OF entries have al
ready been made. The improvements are
progressing under the direction Of Air. West.
The Secretary is receiving the usual num-
Der Of letters from the side.showmen, the
balloon-men, ETC., etc. One OF the tight'rope
walkers wrote to him yesterday, and stated
that if the Fair people would pay him $3.50
he would come and walk tight rope for
them The matter was taken under advise
ment ~.
AS 10 the crowd In attendance, Of course
1t will be unprcccdeutedy large. The un-
veiliog Of the S,onewall Jackson statue will
attract many persons to Richmond on the
first day Of the Fair. There will probably
be q fiue military display. The Governor
has not sent special Invitation to
the several volunteer companies in the
State, but intends his proclamation TO
be an Invitation to them all. Mayor Kelley
has directed the First Market hall to be put
In tiptop order In case of the arrival Of Seve.
raj Of the companics, and they will be quar-.
tered there as well rs in other large build
ings in the city. The Cadets are expected to
reach the city on Monday, October 25th.
They will probtSlv be camped somewhere
near the Fair r-Grounds and convenient to the
city; but they have so many friends here.
and are such pets, that many Of them Will
proba bly, DC quartcred 10 private residences
in the city. The president has appointed
committee Of newspapar.men to attend 10
the visiting members OF the press. Mr.John
Crane is chairman of the commit
tee. Other arrangements have also been
made for the convenience Of all
who may visit Richmond at that import.
ant time. AS yet. neither the First Virginia
regiment. the Cadets, or the other military of
the State have been invited to visit the Fair
Grounds, but of course they will be; though
it is stated that the committee are opposed 10
admitting the soldiers free. .-.
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Texas Affairs.

Especial telegram - the DsBaecb.1 .-a
sAS ANTONIO, Texas, September e9.-Th,
latest news from Mason county confirms the
killing OF Dir. Chaney and two others. The
sheriff cannot execute process, aud dare
not stop in the same house two nights in
succession. Terrorism reigns absolute. Six
men have been killed within the last month.
Private advices from Fort Clark state that
General Hatch has again come in conflict
with the civil authorities. He was sum.
moned as witness before the grand jury to
testify about civil prisoners who escaped
from the military guard-house. He refused
to obey the process, and is sustained by his
officers. 81. .... ,...- ....r 80. /.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

THE LATE SENATOR GRAHAM DISCHARGED.
The case Of George w. Graham, late senator
from Nottoway, charged with forging the
name of Joseph P. Evans, secretary of the
Fourth District Republican Committee, to a
recommendation of j. l.. Schoolcraft for a
naval cadetship, was brought before Judge
Wesiger, for NottowaY Circuit Court, yes
terday. The Judge, on motion of counsel.
ordered a nolie prosequi to be entered, and
the defendant was discharged. 5a.s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-30

How TO CURE FEVER AND AGUE.-Persons suf-
ferng with fever and ague, Intermittent bilious
fever, will call at the drugstore and get bottle OF
Ague Conqueror; their Immediate cure Is certain,
and the chiIls will not come back during that sea-
son. 1t contains no qulnine, arsenic, other poi
son, and one-half bottle will restore your health,
It cleanses the system, puries The liver and secre
tory organs. Price, 81. PURCELL, LADD & Co.,
wholesale agents.